List of German ambassadors in Afghanistan

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The list of German ambassadors in Afghanistan contains the ambassadors of the German Reich and the Federal Republic of Germany in Afghanistan . The embassy is based in Kabul .

International relations with Afghanistan began in 1919. No ambassador was sent to Afghanistan during the critical security situation from the mid-1980s to 2001. After the Afghanistan conference in 2001, a German liaison office was set up in Kabul, which was upgraded to an embassy again the following year. The German embassy was the first diplomatic representation of a state in Afghanistan since the end of the Taliban regime.

German Empire

Leopold Baron von Plessen
Surname Term of office Remarks
Werner Otto von Hentig 1915-1916
Fritz Grobba 1923-1926
August Friedrich Feigel 1926-1929
Leopold Baron von Plessen 1929
Heribert Otto Paul Schwörbel 1931-1933
Kurt Max Paul Ziemke 1933-1936
Hans Pilger 1937-1945

Federal Republic of Germany

Walter Haßmann (2 from right)
Surname Term of office Remarks
Franz Quiring 1954-1956
Erich Eiswaldt 1957-1959
Hans Schmidt-Horix 1959-1963
Gerhard Moltmann 1963-1969
Richard Breuer 1969-1973
Franz Josef Hoffmann 1973-1979
Karl-Heinrich Berninger 1979-1982
Interruption of diplomatic relations from 1982 (?) To 2001
Rainer Eberle 2001-2004 from 2002 as ambassador
Rainald Steck 2004-2006
Hans-Ulrich Seidt 2006-2008
Werner Hans Lauk 2008-2010
Rüdiger König 2010-2013
Martin Hunter 2013-2014
Markus Potzel 2014-2016
Walter Hassmann 2016-2018
Peter beating 2018-2020
Axel Zeidler since 2020

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Relations between Afghanistan and Germany. Federal Foreign Office, July 1, 2010, accessed on March 22, 2011 .
  2. ^ Karl-Heinrich Berninger books.google.de
  3. khartum.diplo.de ( Memento from September 25, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  4. Report in the Federal Gazette: BAnz AT 09/24/2018 S1
  5. Report in the Federal Gazette: BAnz AT 07.08.2020 S1