Maurice Fouchet

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Maurice Nicolas Lucien Marie Fouchet (born January 26, 1873 in Paris , † 1924 in Kabul ) was a French diplomat .

Life

Maurice Fouchet studied law and philology . In 1912 he was Secretary of the Embassy in Cairo . From October 1, 1919 he was Prime Minister in Asunción . From April 3, 1920 to 1921 he was Allied High Commissioner in Budapest . He enforced the Trianon Treaty and negotiated with Miklós Horthy about the opening of the Hungarian state railways, the repair workshops , shipping on the Danube and Magyar Hitelbank Rt for French investors as well as the construction of a Danube port by the company of Eugène Schneider from Le Creusot .

From September 26, 1923 until his death, Fouchet acted as envoy in Kabul .

Fonts

  • Notes on L'Afghanistan , Paris, Éditions Maisonneuve Frères, 1931. (posthumous)

Individual evidence

  1. Christophe Hohwald: La diplomatie française face à la crise royale en Hongrie (1921)
  2. Maurice Fouchet, ministre plénipotentiaire, reçoit les enfants de l'école française Gizeh, 1912: Fouchet, alors secrétaire d'ambassade au Caire, visite les pyramides on L'Express of May 26, 1994
  3. American Hungarian Relations 1918-1944 A Case Study on Trianon
  4. photography
predecessor Office successor
Jean-Louis-Aimable Loiseleur des Longcamps-Deville French envoy in Asunción
October 1, 1919 to 1920
Léonce Boudet
Marie Augustin Jean Doulcet French envoy in Budapest
April 3, 1920 to 1921
Marie Augustin Jean Doulcet
French envoy in Kabul
September 26, 1923 to 1924
Marcel Feit