List of Austrian ambassadors in Portugal

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The list of Austrian ambassadors in Portugal lists the Austrian ambassadors in Portugal .

As Portugal did not participate in the continental blockade, Napoleon Bonaparte occupied it in November 1807. Maria I (Portugal) and John VI, incapacitated since 1792 . (Portugal) fled to Brazil on November 27, 1807, from where the court returned to Lisbon on July 4, 1821 . William Carr ruled Beresford from March 1809 to September 15, 1820 . Subsequently, a reign took its place until the king's return. Johann VI. (Portugal), upon his return, took an oath on a constitution previously drawn up by an assembly. However, his wife Charlotte Joachime of Spain and his younger son Michael I (Portugal) refused to take the oath. The “constitutionalists” therefore tried to persuade the king's older son, Peter I (Brazil) , who had stayed in Brazil, to return to Portugal. However, he refused and proclaimed himself Emperor of Brazil on October 12, 1822.

After a failed coup attempt by the “absolutists”, Michael I (Portugal) went into exile. After the death of Johann VI. (Portugal) , Peter I (Brazil) also became King of Portugal. As such, Peter I (Brazil) issued the constitutional charter of 1826 on May 25, 1826 and abdicated in favor of his underage daughter Maria II (Portugal) . Her uncle, Michael I (Portugal) , who had returned to Portugal in February 1828, conjured up this "charter" at the request of Emperor Peter I and was thereupon appointed regent. The Cortes meeting in Lisbon, however, denied Peter all rights in Portugal and on June 30, 1828 proclaimed Michael I (Portugal) king.

In 1916 the official seat of the Austrian ambassador was the Caleada de Sant'Anna 214 Lisbon. Today the official seat is in Avenida Infante Santo 43.

ambassador

Appointed / Accredited Surname Remarks appointed during the reign of accredited during government Leave post
Aug 1700 Karl Ernst von Waldstein Leopold I. Peter II May 17, 1703
1709 Franz Ferdinand von Kuenburg Joseph I. 1709
1716 Juan Martín, Johann Martin agent imperial en Lisboa Charles VI Johann V.
Feb 12, 1718 Pablo Martín July 3, 1725
1723 Conde de Pinos
Oct 6, 1725 Michael Strozzi Dec. 1, 1727
Dec. 1, 1727 Post vacant Feb 25, 1730
Feb 25, 1730 Johann von Albrecht, Konrad Adolf von Albrecht (* 1682; † 1751) Jan. 12, 1737
Jan. 12, 1737 Post vacant 7 Aug 1746
7 Aug 1746 Philipp Josef von Orsini-Rosenberg (* June 3 (or 24) June 1691; † 1765) Rath, envoy in Berlin until 1743, in Petersburg until 1745, in The Hague until 1746, in Lisbon until 1747 and finally 1754–1764 kk ambassador in Venice. Maria Theresa Oct 16, 1747
Nov 10, 1747 Johann Philipp Stoltius (Stolte) Nov 22, 1748
Nov 22, 1748 Post vacant 25 Sep 1750
25 Sep 1750 Georg Adam von Starhemberg 17 Sep 1751
17 Sep 1751 Post vacant Lisbon earthquake 1755 Joseph I. May 7, 1756
1759 Johann Sigismund von Khevenhüller-Metsch (* 1732- † 1801) Nov 24, 1759
1759 Johann Baptist Wedge Envoy
Apr 12, 1764 Philipp von Welsperg zu Raitenau and Primör (* 1735- † 1806) Aug 26, 1765
1765 Johann Baptist Wedge Ambassador to the Legation and Secretary († 1767) 1767
May 22, 1768 Adam of Lezeltern March 17, 1809
March 17, 1809 Post vacant Francis II Maria I. Aug 28, 1813
Aug 28, 1813 Adam of Lebzeltern Jan. 10, 1818
May 15, 1818 Heinrich of Bombelles (Born June 26, 1789 in Versailles; † May 31, 1850 at Savenstein Castle in Carniola), envoy Johann VI. Dec. 1, 1819
Dec. 1, 1819 Post vacant Aug 30, 1820
Aug 30, 1820 Lothar von Berks Envoy 22 Aug 1821
22 Aug 1821 Post vacant July 16, 1823
July 16, 1823 Franz Binder von Krieglstein (* 1774; † 1855 in Vienna) Apr 1, 1824
Apr 1, 1824 Post vacant March 30, 1824
March 30, 1824 Wilhelm von Pflügl Envoy († 1869) Nov 18, 1827
Nov 18, 1827 Heinrich of Bombelles Mary II Feb. 22, 1828
Feb. 22, 1828 Post vacant Michael I. Aug 15, 1841
Aug 15, 1841 Wenceslaus from Mareschall Ferdinand I. Ferdinand II. Dec 15, 1846
Dec 15, 1846 Albert of Crivelli Envoy (* 1816 in Milan , † May 2, 1868 in Rome ) 1853–1855 Legation councilor at the Austrian embassy in Berlin . Oct. 24, 1847
Oct. 24, 1847 George of Esterhazy Georg Esterhäzy von Galäntha (1811-1856) Sep 9 1848
July 7, 1852 Karl von Walter Envoy Franz Joseph I. Apr 18, 1852
July 7, 1852 Nicholas of Giorgi Envoy Apr 18, 1857
Apr 18, 1857 Eduard von Lebzeltern-Collenbach Peter V. 27 Aug 1867
1867 Ferdinand Marckwort Envoy Ludwig I.
Feb 25, 1869 Alois von Dumreicher (* 1820 in Marburg in Styria; † 1884) kk. Legation secretary and chargé d'affaires at the Free City of Frankfurt. July 8, 1884
Oct. 22, 1884 Ernst von Brenner March 3, 1887
Apr 10, 1887 Florian von Rosty von Barkocz († January 23, 1894 in Gacs) Aug 26, 1888
1888 Florian von Rosty von Barkocz Envoy
Apr 10, 1887 Arthur Weber Edler von Webenau (* 1840; † 1889) Aug 26, 1888
Apr 1, 1889 Emil von Gödel-Lannoy Charles I. Sep 10 1895
Sep 10 1895 Otto von Hohenwart Apr 28, 1902
Apr 28, 1902 Otto to Brandis Sep 10 1905
Sep 10 1905 Albert Eperjesy from Szászváros and Tóti March 21, 1909
March 21, 1909 Gilbert von Hohenwart zu Gerlachstein Manuel II Dec 10, 1909
Sep 10 1905 Leopold von Bolesta-Koziebrodzki March 21, 1909
March 21, 1909 Otto Kuhn von Kuhnenfeld End of relations: March 16, 1916 as a result of Austria-Hungary breaking off the same. March 16, 1916
1920 Johannes Alfred Eduard Wimmer (* 1842 in Hamburg; † 1931) Chargé d'affaires consul Karl Renner Liberato Ribeiro Pinto 1931
1931 Johannes Wimmer (* 1873, † 1956) chargé , Honorary Consul General Otto Ender Antonio de Oliveira Salazar 1938
1954 Rudolf Seemann Julius Raab Francisco Craveiro Lopes 1955
1955 Klaus Wintersein Julius Raab Francisco Craveiro Lopes 1960
1960 Rudolf Ender (* June 11, 1911 in Bregenz; † May 2, 2002 in Vienna) Julius Raab Américo Tomás 1963
1964 Herman Gohn Josef Klaus Américo Tomás 1969
1973 Jörg Schubert Envoy Bruno Kreisky Marcelo Caetano 1978
1979 Erich Hochleitner Bruno Kreisky Antonio Ramalho Eanes 1985
1985 Alexander Otto Fred Sinowatz Antonio Ramalho Eanes 1988
1993 Heinz Weinberger Franz Vranitzky Mario Soares
1995 Alfred Missong jun. Franz Vranitzky Mario Soares 2001
2004 Ferdinand Trauttmansdorff Wolfgang bowl Jorge Sampaio 2005
2009 Edwald Jaeger Werner Faymann Aníbal Cavaco Silva
Oct 15, 2009 Bernhard Wrabetz Werner Faymann Aníbal Cavaco Silva 2013
2013 Thomas Stelzer Dec 2017
Jan. 2018 Robert Zischg

See also

Individual notes

  1. ^ After Erwin Matsch: The Foreign Service of Austria (Hungary) 1720–1920 . P. 119 f.
  2. ^ Franz Ferdinand von Kuenburg. Historical Association for Carniola, communications from the Historical Association for the Duchy of Carniola , volumes 6-10 , p. 36
  3. ↑ Pablo Martín. Pedralbes. Universidad de Barcelona, ​​Department d'Història Moderna, p. 591
  4. ^ Eduard von Lebzelten-Collenbach (born March 1, 1812) 1851 envoy in Saint Petersburg. Gothaisches genealogical pocket book of baronial houses , volume 13. Justus Perthes, p. 520
  5. ^ Emil von Gödel-Lannoy (born October 1, 1845 in Erlachstein; † May 26, 1932 in Maribor ) Deutsche Zeitung , June 2, 1932, urn : nbn: si: DOC-UFAZRYM4
  6. ↑ Luiz Teixeira de Sampayo: Estudos históricos . Ministério dos Negócios Estrangeiros, 1984, 366 pp.