List of the Romanian ambassadors in Germany
The Ambassador of Romania leads the Romanian Embassy in Germany . It was based in Berlin until 1944, and as a result of the division of Germany there were two diplomatic representatives until 1990. The ambassador active in the GDR worked in East Berlin . The ambassador accredited for the FRG was based in Bonn .
ambassador
Envoy to the German Confederation
A first Romanian legation of a short-lived Romanian transitional government existed at the equally short-lived Frankfurt National Assembly (provisional central authority) in Frankfurt am Main .
1848: Establishment of diplomatic relations
- 1848–1849: Ioan Maiorescu (1811–1864), Chargé d'affaires
1849: end of relations
Envoy in the German Empire
In 1880 the Principality of Romania was recognized as a sovereign state by the major European powers Germany, France and Great Britain. Until 1944 the Romanian legation was located at Rauchstrasse 26 in Berlin, today the seat of the Chamber of Auditors .
1880: Establishment of diplomatic relations on February 20th
- 1880–1888: George Vârnav-Liteanu (1840–1905)
- 1888–1896: Grigore Ghica-Brigadier (1847–1913)
- 1896–1916: Alexandru A. Beldiman (1855–1924)
1916 to September 29, 1920: break in relations
- October 1, 1920–1. February 1928: Constantin G. Nano (1870–1952)
- February 1, 1928–1. March 1930: Nicolae Petrescu-Comnen (1881–1958)
- May 1, 1930–1. May 1932: Gheorghe Tașcă (1875–1951)
- May 1, 1932-17. February 1938: Nicolae Petrescu-Comnen (1881–1958)
- April 1, 1938-24. February 1939: Radu Djuvara (1881–1968)
- March 31, 1939–1. June 1940: Radu Crutzescu (1892–1947)
- June 1, 1940-15. October 1940: Alexandru Romalo
- October 15, 1940-24. January 1941 Constanin-Paul Grecianu
- January 24, 1941–1. March 1941: vacant
- March 1, 1941-15. June 1943: Raoul Bossy (1894–1975)
- June 15, 1943-24. August 1944: Ion Gheorghe (1893–1957)
1944: Break of relations on August 24th
Ambassador to the GDR
The Romanian embassy in the GDR was in Parkstrasse. 23 in Berlin-Pankow.
- 1953–1956: Gheorghe Stoica (1900–1976)
- 1956–1966: Iosif Puvak (* n / a )
- 1960–1966: Ștefan Cleja (* n / a )
- 1966–1972: Nicolae Ghenea (* n / a )
- 1972–1976: Vasile Vlad (* n / a)
- 1976–1978: Constantin Niță (* n / a )
- 1978–1984: Gheorghe Tache (* n / a)
- 1984–1990: Gheorghe Caranfil (* 1930)
Ambassador to the Federal Republic of Germany
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The first Romanian embassy in the Federal Republic was located in the Bayenthal district of Cologne (Oberländer Ufer 68) from 1967 , and then from 1984 to 2000 in the Castell district of Bonn (Legionsweg 14). The Romanian Embassy has been back in Berlin since 2000 , today at Dorotheenstrasse 62–66.
1967: Establishment of diplomatic relations on January 31st
- 1967–1974: Constantin Oancea (* 1928)
- 1974–1980: Ion Morega (* n / a )
- 1980–1986: Ion Râmbu (* n / a )
- 1986–1990: Marcel Dinu (* 1935)
- 1990–1995: Radu Comșa (* n / a )
- 1995–1997: Florea Dudiță (* 1934)
- 1997–2000: Tudor Gavril Dunca (* 1951)
- 2000-2002: vacant
- 2002–2006: Adrian Cosmin Vierița (* 1962)
- 2006–2009: Bogdan Mazuru (* 1962)
- 2009–2015: Lazăr Comănescu (* 1949)
- since 2015: Emil Hurezeanu (* 1955)
See also
literature
- Institutul Diplomatic Român (Ed.): Documente Diplomatice Române . I to III. Academiei, Bucharest 2006 (Romanian, idr.ro [accessed December 3, 2014]).
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c Brief History of Political Relations. Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE), accessed December 3, 2014.
- ^ A b c Tobias C. Bringmann: Handbuch der Diplomatie 1815-1963: Foreign Heads of Mission in Germany and German Heads of Mission abroad from Metternich to Adenauer. KG Saur, Munich 2012.
- ↑ Organizarea instituţională a Ministerului Afacerilor External: 1920-1947, Fundaţia Europeană Titulescu, 2004, [1] S. 546