List of German ambassadors in Portugal

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The list of German ambassadors in Portugal contains the highest-ranking representatives of the North German Confederation , the German Reich and the Federal Republic of Germany or the GDR in Portugal . The embassy is based in Lisbon .

North German Confederation / German Empire

Surname Term of office
Gustav Count of Brandenburg 1864-1876
Wilhelm von Pirch-Wobensin 1876-1881
Richard von Schmidthals 1882-1888
Ludwig von Wäcker-Gotter 1888-1891
Hippolytus von Bray-Steinburg 1891-1894
Eduard von Derenthall 1894-1897
Count Christian von Tattenbach 1897-1908
Max von Ratibor and Corvey 1908-1910
Hans von und zu Bodmann 1910-1912
Friedrich Rosen 1912-1916
Break of diplomatic relations on March 9, 1916,
resumption on October 6, 1920, protection power representation: Netherlands
Ernst Arthur Voretzsch 1920-1928
Albert of Baligand 1928-1930
Eduard Heinrich Wagenmann 1930-1931
Alfred Horstmann 1931-1933
Hans Freytag 1933-1934
Oswald Baron von Hoyningen-Huene 1934-1945
Gustav Adolph von Halem 1945

Federal Republic of Germany

Leo Wohleb
Surname Term of office
Leo Wohleb 1952-1955
Gebhard Seelos 1955-1958
Herbert Schaffarczyk 1959-1966
Herbert Müller-Roschach 1966-1969
Hans Schmidt-Horix 1969-1970
Ehrenfried von Holleben 1971-1974
Fritz Caspari 1974-1979
Jesco from Puttkamer 1979-1981
Werner Schattmann 1981-1985
Gisbert Poensgen 1985-1988
Alexander Count York von Wartenburg 1989-1992
Günter Knackstedt 1992-1994
Walter Neuer 1994-1996
Sabine Vollmar-Libal 1996-1999
Wilfried Richter 1999-2001
Hans-Bodo Bertram 2001-2006
Joachim Broudré-Gröger 2006-2009
Helmut Elfenkämper 2009-2013
Ulrich Brandenburg 2014-2016
Christof Weil 2016-2019
Martin Ney since 2019

German Democratic Republic

Surname Term of office
Erich Butzke 1974-1977
Frank Bochow 1977-1982
Siegfried Kämpf 1982-1985
Julian Hollender 1986-1990

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Giacomo Meyerbeer: Correspondence and Diaries 1860–1864 , p. 781 (note 11) Google Books
  2. ^ Wilhelm von Pirch on thepeerage.com , accessed on August 19, 2015.
  3. karljurka.com