List of Austrian ambassadors in Norway

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Austrian Embassy in Oslo (2009)

history

The bilateral relations between the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and the Kingdom of Norway were established in 1905, and an honorary consulate was opened in Kristiania ( Oslo ). From 1906 to 1917, the Austro-Hungarian legation in Copenhagen was also accredited in the Kingdom of Norway. From January 1917 until the end of the war in 1918, Count Alexander Hoyos was the first resident Austro-Hungarian ambassador in Kristiania (Oslo). After his retirement in 1919, the post in the First Republic was not filled for reasons of economy. After the Second World War, diplomatic relations between the Republic of Austria and the Kingdom of Norway were resumed in 1954 and shortly thereafter a diplomatic mission was set up in Oslo, which was upgraded to an embassy in 1959; in the same year the Norwegian embassy was opened in Vienna.

ambassador

Appointment
accreditation 		Surname Remarks appointed by accredited at Leave post
1917 Alexander Count Hoyos Charles I. 1919
1959 Johanna Monschein since 1957 envoy in Oslo Julius Raab 1965
1965 Paul Wetzler Josef Klaus 1967
1967 Johannes Willfort Josef Klaus 1969
1969 Ernst Luegmayer Josef Klaus 1974
1974 Eduard Schiller Bruno Kreisky 1977
1977 Karl Wolf Bruno Kreisky 1984
1985 Walter Hietsch Fred Sinowatz 1990
1990 Franz Palla Franz Vranitzky 1994
1994 Harald Wiesner Franz Vranitzky 1999
1999 Thomas Hajnoczi Viktor Klima 2003
2004 Anton Kozusnik Wolfgang bowl 2008
2008 Lorenz Graf Werner Faymann 2011
2012 Thomas Wunderbaldinger Werner Faymann 2017
2017 Wilhelm Donko Christian Kern

Source:

literature

  • Rudolf Agstner, Gertrude Enderle-Burcel, Michaela Follner: Austria's top diplomats between Kaiser and Kreisky: biographical handbook of diplomats of the higher foreign service 1918 to 1959. Documentation archive of the Österr. Resistance, Vienna 2009, ISBN 978-3-902575-23-4 .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Embassy in Ankara. bmeia.gv.at → Foreign Policy .