List of the Württemberg envoys in Austria
Palais Württemberg in the 9th district of Alsergrund in Vienna, today the Qatari embassy
This is the list of the authorized ministers and / or extraordinary envoys of the Duke , (from 1803) Electorate and (from 1806) Kingdom of Württemberg in Austria .
history
In addition to the embassy in Vienna, there were also temporarily Württemberg consulates in Trieste (1823–1850), Vienna (1843–1872), Venice (1847–1854) and Budapest (1868–1872).
Heads of mission
after 1650: establishment of diplomatic relations
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| 1711-1732 | Johann Heinrich Schütz von Pflimmern (1665 or 1669–1732) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Regensburg (1715-1732) | |
| 1737-1747 | Christoph Dietrich von Keller (1699–1766) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Paris (1747–1750) | |
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| 17 ?? - 1774 | Ludwig Karl Eckbrecht von Dürckheim (1733–1774) | ||
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| 1784-1794 | Albrecht Jakob von Bühler (1722–1794) | ||
| 1794-1804 | Christoph Albrecht von Bühler (1752–1808) | ||
| 1804-1806 | Friedrich Ludwig III. Truchsess zu Waldburg (1776–1844) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Paris (1806-1808) | |
| 1806-1809 | Paul Joseph von Beroldingen (1754–1831) | ||
| 1809-1810 | unoccupied | ||
| 1810-1813 | Paul Joseph von Beroldingen (1754–1831) | (2nd term of office) | |
| 1813-1814 | unoccupied | ||
| 1814-1816 | Paul Joseph von Beroldingen (1754–1831) |
Kingdom of Württemberg after the Congress of Vienna (1815)
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| 1816-1818 | Carl Friedrich Heinrich Levin von Wintzingerode (1778-1856) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Saint Petersburg (1813–1816), in Berlin (1823–1825) and Foreign Minister (1819–1823) | coat of arms 
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| 1818-1821 | Karl August von Mandelsloh (1788-1852) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Frankfurt am Main (1816-1818), in London (1821-1840) | |
| 1821-1827 | Friedrich August Gremp von Freudenstein (1783–) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Munich (1815-1816), in Karlsruhe (1816-1817), in Saint Petersburg (1817-1818) | |
| 1827-1829 | Ferdinand Ludwig von Zeppelin (1772–1829) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Paris (1814-1815) and Foreign Minister (1811-1814) | coat of arms 
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| 1830-1841 | Ludwig Heinrich August Blomberg zu Sylbach (1790–1857) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Frankfurt am Main (1846–1848) | |
| 1841-1843 | Karl August von Mandelsloh (1788-1852) | (2nd term of office) | |
| 1843-1852 | Franz à Paula von Linden (1800–1873) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Berlin (1852–1866) | |
| 1852-1855 | Karl Eugen von Hügel (1805–1870) | Wuerttemberg envoy in London (1841–1848), in Berlin (1850–1852) and Foreign Minister (1855–1864) | |
| 1855-1866 | Adolf von Ow-Wachendorf (1818–1873) | Württemberg chargé d'affaires in Saint Petersburg (1854–1855), in Bern (1867–1871) | |
| 1866-1872 | Otto Thumb von Neuburg (1817–1906) | Württemberg chargé d'affaires in Karlsruhe (1852–1866), in Berlin (1881–1886) | |
| 1872-1881 | Fidel von Baur-Breitenfeld (1834–1886) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Berlin (1881–1886) | |
| 1881-1893 | Eugen von Maucler (1841–1907) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Saint Petersburg (1873–1881) |
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| 1893-1894 | Axel Varnbuler from and to Hemmingen (1851–1937) | Wuerttemberg envoy in Saint Petersburg (1891-1893) |
1894: Dissolution of the legation
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Württemberg embassy in Vienna, envoy. Baden-Württemberg State Archives , Stuttgart, accessed on March 6, 2015 .
- ↑ Tobias C. Bringmann : Handbuch der Diplomatie, 1815-1963: Foreign Heads of Mission in Germany and German Heads of Mission abroad from Metternich to Adenauer . Walter de Gruyter , Berlin 2001