List of the Hanseatic ambassadors in France
The Hanseatic cities of Lübeck , Hamburg and Bremen had joint diplomatic representatives from 1689 to 1870 who were accredited by the French government . Originally her title was Agent des Villes Anséatiques (Agent of the Hanseatic Cities ), then Minister- Resident in the 19th century . With the establishment of the empire in 1871, the independent diplomatic representation of the Hanseatic cities in France ended.
Envoy
| Years | Surname | Life dates | Remarks | portrait |
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| 1689-1717 | Christophle Brosseau | * 1630; † April 24, 1717 | Envoy of the Elector of Braunschweig and correspondent Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz ' | |
| 1717-1727 | Jacques de Cagny | † June 11, 1727 | Advocate of the Conseil du Roi | |
| 1727-1729 | Antoine Poille | † December 1729 | Wrote his name also Poel, Poele, Poeilli and Poile | |
| 1730-1776 | Luc Courchetet d'Esnans | * June 24, 1695; † April 2, 1776 | From 1774 he was represented by his nephew Louis d'Hugier for reasons of age | |
| 1776-1785 | Louis d'Hugier | * 1735; † 1785 | Was previously from May 21 to October 1753 Hamburg councilor on time to serve as an improvised representative of the council Ludwig XV. to hand over a letter of thanks | |
| 1785–1786 (executive) | Count Jean Diodati | * 1732; † 1807 | Ambassador from Mecklenburg-Schwerin to Paris, after d'Hugier's death managing director until a new agent was appointed | |
| 1786-1793 | Michel-Alexis Fauvet de La Flotte | * March 3, 1738; † 1797 | ||
| 1795-1803 | Friedrich Joachim Schlueter | 1753-1813 | ||
| 1803-1810 | Konrad Christoph Abel | * 1750; † September 19, 1823 | Also Conrad Christoph, Konradin Christoph, Christoph Conrad and Christoph Konradin | |
| 1810-1814 | no relationships in the so-called French era , i.e. while the Hanseatic cities belonged to the Empire | |||
| 1814-1823 | Konrad Christoph Abel | * 1750; † September 19, 1823 | Also Conrad Christoph, Konradin Christoph, Christoph Conrad and Christoph Konradin | |
| 1824-1864 | Vincent Rumpff | * December 10, 1789; † February 13, 1867 | ||
| 1864-1870 | Hermann von Heeren | * October 4, 1833; † May 6, 1899 |
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