List of French ambassadors in Peru

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List of French ambassadors in Peru .

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Appointment accreditation	Surname	Remarks	appointed by	accredited by the government	Leave post
1823	Jean-Pierre Rattier de Sauvignan	(* March 19, 1779 in Saint-Marc on Santo Domingo )	Louis XVIII	José Bernardo de Tagle Portocarrero	1826
1826	Jean-Baptiste-Gabriel-Amédée Chaumetters des Fossés	General Inspector of Trade with France			1826
June 28, 1829	Bernard-Marie Barrère	General Charge d'Affaires , 1935 rupture of relations by Prime Minister Manuel Ferreyros	Louis-Philippe I.	Luis José Orbegoso	1835
1840	Armand Saillard			Agustín Gamarra
July 30, 1853	Charles François Frédéric de Montholon-Sémonville	Consul General and Chargé d'Affaires	Napoleon III	José Rufino Echenique
Dec 10, 1853	Benoît Ulysse de Ratti-Menton
3rd Sep 1854	Albert Huet	Chargé d'affaires		Ramon Castilla
July 20, 1859	Edmond-Prosper de Lesseps	Cousin of Ferdinand de Lesseps (born July 28, 1815 in Paris, † May 18, 1868 in Lima from yellow fever ), 1852 consul in Aleppo, personal friend of Ramón Castilla , 1864 Franco-Peruvian agreement. In 1866 the Spanish Armada occupied the Chincha Islands in the Spanish-South American War and Napoleon III. stood on the side of Peru.
Aug 11, 1868	Paul Chevery-Rameau	Chargé d'affaires		José Balta
Oct 19, 1868	de Saint-Quentin	Chargé d'affaires
1870	Charles-Henri-Philippe Gauldrée-Boilleau	(* 1823; † 1894)
1870	Joseph-Anne-Amédée-François Ripert-Monclar	Chargé d'affaires
Aug 26, 1872	De Bellonct		Patrice de Mac-Mahon	Tomás Gutiérrez
Oct 23, 1872	Augustin-Maurice Marchant de Vernouillet	(April 18, 1829; † 1903) 1852 attaché in Rome, 1877 to 1882 ambassador to Morocco
June 2, 1875	Domet de Vorges
1875	Comte de Balny	Chargé d'affaires
1879	Edmond Charles Eugène Domet de Vorges	(* 1829- † 1910)	Jules Grévy	Nicolás de Piérola	1881
1887	Comte Arthur de Pina de Saint-Didier	1866 Consul in Padang, 1882 Consul General in Hamburg	Marie François Sadi Carnot	Andrés Avelino Cáceres	1890
1891	Antoine Imbert	Ministre Plénipotentiaire de France au Pérou, proposed arbitration negotiations on the Contrato Dreyfus in 1891.		Remigio Morales Bermúdez
1895	Raoul Wagner		Félix Faure	Manuel Candamo	1896
1896	Auguste-Felix-Charles de Beaupoil	(* 1862) joined the foreign service in 1892 and ambassador to Bucharest in 1914.			1896
1900	Paul-Augustin-Jean Larrouy	(* January 1, 1847) doctor of law, from October 17, 1873 head of the consulate in Buenos Aires; From October 10, 1875 head of the consulate in Leipzig, promoted to third class chancellor on September 14, 1876, posted to Odessa on July 17, 1880; from August 12, 1880 chancellor of the tenth class in Yokohama, from January 18 to August 1, 1882 secretary of the international conference on the renegotiation of the treaties with Japan.	Émile Loubet	Eduardo López de Romaña	1905
1906	Antony-Wladislas Klobukowski	(* 1855; † 1934)	Armand Fallières	Serapio Calderón
1910	Jean Guillemin	1902 Counselor in Vienna; Envoy in Athens on August 30, 1915-1917.		Augusto B. Leguía y Salcedo
1912	Gaston Albert Joseph Marie Moisson de Vaux Saint Cyr			Guillermo Billinghurst	1912
1914	Henri des Portes de La Fosse		Raymond Poincaré	Oscar R. Benavides
1924	André Ribot		Gaston Doumergue	Augusto B. Leguía y Salcedo
1924	Albert Pingaud
1943	Maurice Dayet		Charles de Gaulle Comité national français	José Luis Bustamante y Rivero	1945
1945	Albert Ledoux		Charles de Gaulle		1949
1949	Pierre-Eugène Gilbert		Vincent Auriol	Manuel Apolinario Odría Amoretti	1952
1952	Jean-André Binoche			Zenón Noriega Aguero	1955
1955	Léon Brasseur		René Coty		1961
1961	Jules Koenigswarter	Manuel Prado y Ugarteche	Charles de Gaulle		1966
1966	Guy Dorget	Nicolás Lindley López		Juan Velasco Alvarado	1971
1971	Albert Chambon	(* January 21, 1909 - December 28, 2002) The Peruvian government had announced in June 1974 that it would break off relations with France in the event of another nuclear test on the Mururoa , Chambon flew to Paris for deliberations on June 19. In July 1973 the French government detonated an atomic bomb, on July 23, 1973 the Peruvian government announced that it would cut ties with France. On July 29th, the Peruvian ambassador from Paris, Enrique Morelli Pando, returned to Lima. The rupture had no impact on cultural and economic relations.	Georges Pompidou		1973
1975	Paul-Henri Gaschignard		Valery Giscard d'Estaing	Francisco Morales Bermúdez	1980
1980	Jean-Max Bouchaud			Fernando Belaúnde Terry	1983
1983	Raymond Césaire		François Mitterrand		1987
1987	Michel Rougagnou	1988: Bernard Bregier, commercial attaché		Alan García	1989
1989	Jean-François Nougarède	until 1995 ambassador in Hanoi			1992
1992	Camille Rohou	(* 1943) 1988–1990 Consul General in Quebeck, 1997 Ambassador to Madagascar , 2005 Ambassador to Bogota,	Jacques Chirac	Alberto Fujimori	1996
1996	Bernard Prague	1991 to 1993 ambassador to South Korea.			1997
1997	Antoine Blanca				2001
2001	Jean-Paul Angelier	(* June 2, 1942)		Valentín Paniagua Corazao	2005
2005	Pierre Charrasse	2003 to 2005 ambassador to Islamabad	Nicolas Sarkozy	Alan García	2008
2008	Cécile Mouton-Brady de Pozzo di Borgo	(* January 4, 1952)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Bernard-Marie Barrère (born July 12, 1773 in Morlaix ): Le 28 Juin 1829 Chaumette est remplacé par Barrère; FN 251 Bernard, Marie Barrère, ne à Morlaix le 12 juillet 1773 dans une très honorable famille de négociants, avait quitté le commerce en 1814 pour occuper le consulat de la Corogne; il géra par intérim le consulat général de Madrid. based on: Société d'histoire générale et d'histoire diplomatique, Revue d'histoire diplomatique , Volume 102, Almanach Royal et national Pour l'an MDCCC XXXIV (1834)
2. ↑ Armand Saillard: La querelle Castilla - Saillard ( Memento of the original from January 19, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
3. ^ Annuaire diplomatique et consulaire de la République Française , Volume 1896
4. ↑ Almanach impérial 1870, p. 44
5. ^ Edmond Charles Eugène Domet de Vorges: Emerich Coreth, Walter M. Neidl, Georg Pfligersdorffer, ilosofia Cristiana / Christian Philosophy: Vuelta a La Herencia Escolastica , p. 187.
6. ^ Paul-Augustin-Jean Larrouy: Annuaire diplomatique et consulaire de la République Française, Volume 1896
7. ↑ Antony Wladislas Klobukowski: Vincent Wright, Eric Anceau, Les préfets de Gambetta
8. ↑ Albert Pingaud (* 1869 in Ornans , † 1951 in Prague ).
9. ^ Albert Chambon: Problèmes d'Amérique latine , issues 31-38, Documentation française, 1974.
10. ^ Raymond Césaire: Georges Estievenart, Policies and strategies to combat drugs in Europe: the Treaty on European
11. ↑ Camille Rohou: revistadiners.com.co  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
12. ↑ Antoine Blanca, legifrance.gouv.fr
13. ↑ Jean-Paul Angelier  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.  
14. ↑ Pierre Charrasse: onlinenews.com.pk  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. congreso.gob.pe  
15. ↑ Cécile Mouton-Brady de Pozzo di Borgo: ambafrance-pe.org ( Memento of the original from October 15, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.