List of Russian envoys to the Holy Roman Empire

Formerly Kaiserl. Russian legation in Regensburg (Minoritenweg 20)

This page lists the Russian envoys to the Diet of the Holy Roman Empire in Regensburg (1663 to 1806).

Formally, this was Russia's first diplomatic mission for Germany as a whole, although there were a number of older embassies to individual German states and to the German-Roman Emperor himself . The successor to this Russian representation in Germany was the Russian legation to the German Confederation in Frankfurt am Main (1815 to 1866), which was previously diplomatic representation to the three electoral dioceses (Mainz, Trier and Cologne).

Envoy

Russian envoy to the Perpetual Diet of the Holy Roman Empire in Regensburg

appointment	Accreditation	Surname	Comments survival data	Recall
	July 27, 1744	Hermann Carl von Keyserlingk	(1696–1765)	1746
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	Apr 12, 1756	Georg Heinrich von Büttner	† 1758	1758
	1758	Lewaschoff		1758
	1758	Johann Matthias von Simolin	(1720–1799), resident until 1761, minister from 1762	1771
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	1773	Achatz Ferdinand von der Asseburg	1721-1797	1796
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	1797	Anton Sebastian von Struve	1729-1802
	1798	Karl Heinrich von Bühler	1749–1811, managing director	Jan. 7, 1800

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Christian Gottfried Oertel: Complete and reliable list of the emperors, electors and estates of the H. R. Reich, as well as embassies from the same and foreign powers, which were present at the permanent Reichstag, from its beginning in 1662 to the year 1760 , Monday, Regensburg, 1760 ( books.google.de )