List of Austrian ambassadors in the Netherlands

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Austrian Embassy, ​​Koninginnegracht 31, The Hague , photograph by Rudolphous

In 1658 an Austrian embassy was set up in the Netherlands . The Austrian ambassador in The Hague was also regularly accredited to the government of Luxembourg until 1967.

Heads of mission

Appointed / Accredited Surname Remarks appointed during the reign of accredited during the government of Leave post
1658 Jean Friquet Leopold I. Johan de Witt 1667
1667 Daniel Johannes Kramprich from Kronenfeld 1693
1693 Heinrich Johann Franz von Stratmann William III. 1696
1694 Leopold Wilhelm von Auersperg 1699
1698 Johann Wenzel von Gallas 1707
1707 Arnold von Heems († 1718) Joseph I. States General 1718
1709 Philipp Ludwig Wenzel von Sinzendorf 1712
3rd Sep 1719 Leopold Victorin Graf Windisch-Graetz Charles VI June 14, 1725
1721 Christoph Anton Siegmann 1741
25 Aug 1725 Karl von Königsegg-Erbs May 15, 1728
June 3, 1728 Franz Wenzel von Sinzendorff 1733
Sep 9 1733 Anton Corfiz Ulfeldt 1739
1739 Andreas Johannes Halloy 1725
Feb 5, 1741 Squidward of Reischach Maria Theresa Oct. 4, 1782
1748 Philipp Josef von Orsini-Rosenberg 1748
Nov 28, 1782 Franz von Reischach Joseph II Wilhelm V. Nov 28, 1786
March 1, 1787 Karl by Merode Westerloo Feb 12, 1790
Feb 12, 1790 Johann Rudolf von Buol-Schauenstein (* 1763; † 1835) Chargé d'affaires Nov 30, 1791
Nov 30, 1791 Ludwig von Starhemberg Leopold II. Apr 27, 1793
Apr 27, 1793 Bernhard von Pelser Chargé d'affaires of the Batavian Republic Francis II Batavian Republic Jan. 13, 1795
May 9, 1802 Wilhelm von Feltz Kingdom of Holland Kingdom of Holland May 12, 1805
Feb 4, 1806 Johann Baptist Provost Chargé d'affaires Louis Bonaparte Jan. 1, 1808
Feb. 21, 1810 Wilhelm von Feltz July 10, 1808
Aug 2, 1808 Johann Baptist Provost Chargé d'Affaires of the Netherlands Apr 11, 1809
Aug 5, 1814 Johann Baptist Provost Chargé d'affaires Wilhelm I. May 3, 1815
May 3, 1815 Franz Binder von Krieglstein 1820
June 29, 1820 Felix von Mier Oct. 3, 1830
Oct. 3, 1830 Johann von Wessenberg Feb 12, 1835
Feb 12, 1835 Johann Hieronymus von Allegri Chargé d'affaires Ferdinand I. Apr 25, 1837
Apr 25, 1837 Friedrich Christian Senfft from Pilsach May 2, 1843
May 2, 1843 Franz von Leykam Chargé d'affaires July 21, 1845
July 21, 1845 Moritz Esterházy de Galantha Wilhelm II. Dec 18, 1848
Feb. 22, 1849 Anton von Doblhoff-Dier Franz Joseph I. Johan Rudolf Thorbecke 3rd Sep 1858
Nov 17, 1859 Ferdinand von Langenau Jan Jacob Rochussen Sep 18 1871
Jan. 10, 1872 Heinrich Karl von Haymerle Gerrit de Vries Jan. 14, 1877
Jan. 27, 1877 Rudolf von Mülinen (* 1827; † 1898) Joannes Kappeyne van de Coppello Dec 21, 1888
Dec 21, 1888 Otto von Walterskirchen Æneas Mackay the Younger Aug 31, 1894
Oct. 26, 1894 Alexander Okolicsányi from Okolicsna (* 1838; † 1905) Joan Röell May 30, 1905
Sep 10 1905 Otto to Brandis (* 1848- † 1929) Theo de Meester Dec 30, 1907
Feb. 22, 1908 Christoph von Wydenbruck Theo Heemskerk Jan. 23, 1911
Apr 30, 1911 Charles of Giskra Jan. 24, 1917
Jan. 24, 1917 Ludwig Széchényi of Sárvár and Felsövidék Charles I. Pieter Cort van der Linden Nov 11, 1918
1919 Otto von Franz Karl Renner Charles Ruijs de Beerenbrouck 1920
1946 Robert Friedinger Pranter Leopold Figl Louis Beel 1950
1950 Rudolf Seemann Willem Drees 1954
1954 Erich felt Julius Raab 1955
1955 Carl Wildmann 1956
1956 Georg Afuhs 1964
1965 Claus Winterstein Josef Klaus Jo Cals 1968
1968 Johannes Coreth (Born November 26, 1912 in Bielsko-Biała ) 1977–1978 head of the Diplomatic Academy Vienna Piet de Jong 1978
1999 Alexander Christiani Viktor Klima Wim Kok 2000
2004 Erwin Kubesch Wolfgang bowl 2008
Jan. 2008 Wolfgang Paul Werner Faymann Jan Peter Balkenende
Sep 2012 Werner Druml Mark Rutte ???
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Feb 2017 Heidemaria Gürer

See also

literature

  • Daniel Legutke: Diplomacy as a social institution: Brandenburg, Saxon and imperial ambassadors in The Hague, 1648–1720 . Waxmann, Münster 2010 ( books.google.de ).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Erwin Matsch: The Foreign Service of Austria (-Hungary) 1720-1920 . Böhlau Verlag, Vienna 1986, p. 132 f .
  2. ↑ Helmut Gabel, Volker Jarren, Merchants and Princes: Foreign Policy and Political-Cultural Perception in the Mirror of Dutch-German Relations 1648–1748 . P. 56 f.