history
Iraq was part of the Ottoman Empire when the Baghdad Railway was created. From 1920 to 1935 Iraq was part of the British Mandate of Mesopotamia . In 1938 the embassy was located at Fasanenstrasse 3, Berlin-Charlottenburg . Until 1958, the royal Iraqi embassy was located at Argelander Str. 4, Bonn . On July 14, 1958, Faisal II was killed and dragged through Baghdad, Iraq became a republic. In 1981 the embassy was in Lennéstr. 1, Bonn, from 1981 to 1994 the embassy was located at Dürenstrasse 33 in Bad Godesberg .
| Appointed
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ambassador
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Remarks
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Government of Iraq
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Government in Germany
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Leave post
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| 1935
|
Zeid bin Hussein
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Envoy Extraordinary and Ministre plénipotentiaire
|
Ghazi I.
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Cabinet Hitler
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6 Sep 1939
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| 6 Sep 1939
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|
Protecting power : Afghanistan , in the areas occupied by the Wehrmacht, the protecting power was Turkey .
|
Faisal II.
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Apr 30, 1945
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| 1953
|
Seifullah Khadadan
|
|
Cabinet Adenauer I
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1957
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| 1957
|
Ali Haider Suleiman
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1961 - June 2, 1962 Iraqi Ambassador in Washington, 1965: Ambassador in Bern
|
Cabinet Adenauer II
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1959
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| 1959
|
|
vacant
|
Abd al-Karim Qasim
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Cabinet Adenauer III
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1963
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| 1963
|
Djabir Omar
|
|
Ahmad Hasan al-Bakr
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Cabinet Adenauer V
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May 12, 1965
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| May 12, 1965
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Diplomatic relations are broken off by the Iraqi government, protecting Switzerland
|
Abd al-Rahman al-Bazzaz
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Cabinet Erhard I
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Feb. 28, 1974
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| Feb. 28, 1974
|
Talib Shabib
|
|
Ahmad Hasan al-Bakr
|
Cabinet Schmidt I
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1976
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| 1982
|
Bassim Mohammed Abdul Rahman Al-Bezaz
|
|
Saddam Hussein
|
Cabinet Kohl II
|
|
| 1984
|
Abdul Razzak Kassim Al-Hashimi
|
|
Saddam Hussein
|
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| Aug 3, 2010
|
Hussain Mahmood Fadhlalla Alkhateeb
|
|
Javad al-Maliki
|
Merkel II cabinet
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Individual evidence
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↑ Handbook of Diplomacy , p. 227. iraqiembassy-berlin.de Auswaertiges-amt.de (PDF)
