Oskar Antonio Federico Augusto Heeren

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Oskar Antonio Federico Augusto Heeren (born August 27, 1840 in Hamburg , † 1909 in Lima ) was a Peruvian diplomat .

Life

Oscar Heeren Maza was the son of Maria de los Dolores Ramona Angela Baldomera Massa y Graña (* Málaga ) and Karl August Heeren. He married Carmen Ignacia Barreda y Osma (* 1842, † 1925) their children were Carlos Heeren Barreda and Carmen Heeren Barreda, the mother of Juan Pardo Heeren. On August 21, 1873, on behalf of Aurelio García y García , he testified that Soejima Taneomi had signed a treaty on peace, friendship, trade and shipping in Tokyo .

The contract stipulated, among other things, the exchange of diplomatic missions and Oscar Antonio Heeren Maza received exequatur as consul general in Tokyo . In 1874 he accompanied a group of Japanese ore prospectors to the ore deposits of Cerro de Pasco .

In 1880 he had the Quinta Heeren built, which subsequently served as the offices of the foreign missions of Japan, Belgium, Germany, France and the United States of America.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Revista geográfica del Instituto Panamericano de Geografía e Historia , 1987 , issues 104-107, p. 94
  2. ^ El Mausoleo de Oscar Heeren en el Cementerio Presbítero Matías Maestro
personal data
SURNAME Heeren, Oskar Antonio Federico Augusto
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Peruvian diplomat
DATE OF BIRTH August 27, 1840
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH 1909
Place of death Lima