List of Canadian ambassadors in Germany

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List of Canadian ambassadors in Germany .

history

Canadian Embassy at Leipziger Platz in Berlin
Villa Lindenallee 70 in Cologne, until the mid-1960s the official seat of the Canadian ambassador

The first representative of the Province of Ontario , John Dyke, Dominion Immigration Agent in Liverpool , was sent to Hamburg in 1873 to recruit emigrants. The authorities of the German Reich imprisoned Dyke for six months one month after his arrival. An ordinance on the prohibition of unauthorized emigration and induction to do so from the time of the German Confederation served as the legal basis for arrest . The offense was described in the ordinances as high treason of the fourth degree and was punished not with death, but with a loss of liberty for two to eight years. John Dyke recognized the wide scope for interpretation of these ordinances and advised against sending a representative to the German Reich. He subsequently recruited in Lemberg , which was part of the Habsburg Empire at the time of the third partition of Poland .

The address of the Canadian embassy in Germany was Friedrich-Wilhelm Strasse 18 in Bonn from 1969 until the move to Berlin in 1999 . Today's Canadian Embassy in Berlin has been located at Leipziger Platz  17 since April 29, 2005 .

Heads of mission

Diplomatic agents in the German Reich

Appointment
accreditation
Surname Remarks appointed by accredited
by the government
Leave post
1873 John Dyke Representative for the Province of Ontario Oliver Mowat Wilhelm I. 1873
1922 Leolyn Dana Wilgress Canadian Trade Commissioner in Hamburg William Lyon Mackenzie King Joseph Wirth 1932

Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany

Appointment
accreditation
Surname Remarks appointed by accredited
by the government
Leave post
Dec 15, 1949 Maurice Arthur Pope Louis Saint-Laurent Konrad Adenauer
Dec. 27, 1950 Thomas Clayton Davis Louis Saint-Laurent Konrad Adenauer
1954 Charles Ritchie Louis Saint-Laurent Konrad Adenauer 1958
Nov 22, 1957 Escott Reid John Diefenbaker Konrad Adenauer 1962
1962 John Kennett Starnes John Diefenbaker Konrad Adenauer 1966
1966 Richard Plant Bower Lester Pearson Ludwig Erhard 1970
1970 Gordon Gale Crean Pierre Trudeau Willy Brandt 1975
1975 John Gelder Horler Halstead Pierre Trudeau Helmut Schmidt 1980
1980 Klaus Goldschlag Pierre Trudeau Helmut Schmidt 1983
1983 Donald Sutherland McPhail Pierre Trudeau Helmut Kohl 1987
1988 William Thomas Delworth Brian Mulroney Helmut Kohl 1992
1992 Paul Heinbecker Brian Mulroney Helmut Kohl
June 3, 1996 Gaëtan Lavertu Jean Chrétien Helmut Kohl
June 26, 2000 Marie Bernard-Meunier Jean Chrétien Gerhard Schröder
May 19, 2004 Paul Dubois Paul Martin Gerhard Schröder
July 10, 2008 Peter Michael Boehm Stephen Harper Angela Merkel 2012
Aug 30, 2013 Marie Gervais-Vidricaire John Baird Angela Merkel Jan. 2017
Feb 2017 Stéphane Dion Justin Trudeau Angela Merkel

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Jonathan Wagner: History of Migration from Germany to Canada, 1850-1939
  2. Michael Ewanchuk: Reflections and reminiscences: Ukrainians in Canada . 1892-1992, 1995, 169 pp.
  3. ^ Journals of the House of Commons of Canada , Volume 41, 1906, p. 281. Canada. Parliament. House of Commons, Queen's Printer, Textarchiv - Internet Archive