List of German ambassadors in Russia
This is a list of the German ambassadors to Russia and the Soviet Union . The German embassy was located in Saint Petersburg until 1917 and in Moscow since 1918 .
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German ambassador to the Russian Empire
German Ambassador to the Russian Empire (until 1917)
Surname | image | Term of office | Remarks |
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North German Confederation | |||
1868: Establishment of diplomatic relations | |||
Heinrich VII. Prince Reuss | 1868-1871 | in Saint Petersburg | |
/ German Empire | |||
Heinrich VII. Prince Reuss | 1871-1876 | in Saint Petersburg | |
Hans Lothar von Schweinitz | 1876-1892 | in Saint Petersburg | |
Bernhard von Werder | 1892-1895 | in Saint Petersburg | |
Hugo Prince of Radolin | 1895-1901 | in Saint Petersburg | |
Friedrich Johann von Alvensleben | 1901-1905 | ||
Wilhelm von Schoen |
1905-1907 | in Saint Petersburg | |
Friedrich Pourtalès |
1907-1914 | in Saint Petersburg | |
1914: Relationship is broken off as a result of the First World War |
German ambassador to the Soviet Union
German Ambassador to the Soviet Union (1918 to 1991)
Surname | image | Term of office | Remarks |
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/ German Empire | |||
Wilhelm von Mirbach-Harff | 1918 | Term of office: April 2 - July 6; murdered | |
vacant | 1918-1921 | ||
1921: Resumption of diplomatic relations after the Treaty of Rapallo | |||
Kurt Wiedenfeld | 1921-1922 | ||
Ulrich von Brockdorff-Rantzau | 1922-1928 | ||
Herbert von Dirksen | 1928-1933 | ||
Rudolf Nadolny | 1933-1934 | Resigned from office in May 1934 at his own request. | |
Friedrich-Werner Graf von der Schulenburg | 1934-1941 | ||
1941: Break of relations on June 22nd, attack on the Soviet Union during World War II | |||
BR Germany | |||
1956: Resumption of diplomatic relations on March 12th | |||
Wilhelm Haas | 1956-1958 | ||
Hans Kroll | 1958–1962 | ||
Horst Groepper | 1962-1966 | ||
Gebhardt von Walther | 1966-1968 | ||
Helmut Allardt | 1968-1972 | ||
Ulrich Sahm | 1972-1977 | ||
Hans-Georg Wieck | 1977-1980 | ||
Andreas Meyer-Landrut | 1980-1983 | ||
Hansjörg Kastl | 1983-1987 | ||
Andreas Meyer-Landrut | 1987-1989 | ||
Klaus Blech | 1989-1993 |
German ambassador to the Russian Federation
German Ambassador to the Russian Federation (since 1991)
Surname | image | Term of office |
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BR Germany | ||
Otto von der Gablentz | 1993-1995 | |
Ernst-Jörg von Studnitz | 1995-2002 | |
Hans-Friedrich von Ploetz | 2002-2005 | |
Walter Jürgen Schmid | 2005-2010 | |
Ulrich Brandenburg | 2010-2013 | |
Rüdiger Freiherr von Fritsch | 2014-2019 | |
Géza Andreas von Geyr | since 2019 |
Envoy from German States (before 1871)
Baden ambassadors
- 1783–1800: Friedrich Albrecht von Koch (1740–1800), charge d'affaires
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- 1818–1819: Friedrich von Blittersdorf (1792–1861)
1819–1850: Break in relations
- 1850–1871: Konstantin von Fehleisen (1804–1870)
Bavarian envoy
The Bavarian Legation existed due to Bavaria's reservation rights until diplomatic relations were broken off in 1914.
Hanoverian ambassadors
- 1808–1818: vacant
- 1818–1850: Wilhelm von Dörnberg (1768–1850)
- 1851–1857: vacant
- 1857–1865: Georg Herbert zu Münster (1820–1902)
- 1865–1866: Victor von Alten (1817–1891)
Hanseatic envoy
Prussian envoy
Saxon envoy
Wuerttemberg envoy
See also
- List of Russian ambassadors in Germany
- List of diplomatic missions in Russia
- Ambassador of the GDR to the Soviet Union
- German Embassy Moscow
Individual evidence
- ↑ Tobias C. Bringmann : Handbuch der Diplomatie, 1815-1963: Foreign Heads of Mission in Germany and German Heads of Mission abroad from Metternich to Adenauer . Walter de Gruyter , Berlin 2001, p. 127-128, 150 .
Web links
- www.moskau.diplo.de German Embassy Moscow