Rudolf von Lützow

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Rudolf von Lützow (around 1840). Lithograph by Josef Kriehuber

Rudolf von Lützow (born July 4, 1780 in Salzburg , † October 28, 1858 in Monza) was an Austrian statesman.

Life

Rudolf von Lützow came from the Lützow family . His father was the Austrian general Johann Gottfried von Lützow (1742–1822), his mother his second wife Antonia geb. Countess Czernin von und zu Chudenitz (1750–1801). His uncle, Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, Hieronymus von Colloredo , promoted first a military and then a spiritual profession from 1790, and from 1804 he embarked on a diplomatic career. After professional positions in Regensburg , Stuttgart and Munich , he became ambassador in Denmark from October 9, 1812 , then until 1826 in the same position in Württemberg , at the Hohen Pforte and in Sardinia-Piedmont .

From 1826 Rudolf von Lützow was the Austrian envoy to the Holy See in Rome for over 20 years . As a result of the national and civil revolutions of 1848 , the now 68-year-old retired and returned to Austria.

Lützow was married twice and left two sons.

Honors and memberships

literature

Individual evidence

  1. Erwin Matsch: The Foreign Service of Austria (-Hungary) 1720-1920 . Böhlau Verlag , Vienna 1986 ( online ).
predecessor Office successor
Franz Binder von Krieglstein Austrian envoy in Copenhagen
1812–1815
August Ernst von Steigentesch
vacant Austrian envoy in Stuttgart
1815-1818
Franz Joseph Ferdinand von Trauttmansdorff
Ignaz Lorenz from striker Austrian ambassador to Constantinople
1818–1822
Franz von Ottenfels-Gschwind
Franz Binder von Krieglstein Austrian envoy in Turin
1823–1826
Ludwig Senfft from Pilsach
Anton of Apponyi Austrian ambassador in Rome
1826–1848
vacant