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Ambassador

Austria · Government / Government of Austria. Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.

11Records
1742–1906Date range
5Named people
9Places

Chronological records

1742

Kaunnitz Kaunnitz1742

Turin · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Italy

1750

Kaunnitz Kaunnitz1750

Paris · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of France

1803

Metternich1803

Berlin · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Prussia

1806

Metternich1806

Paris · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of France

1828

Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein1828

Baden-Baden · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Baden

1838

Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein1838

Wurttemberg · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Wuerttemburg

1844

Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein1844

Piedmont · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Piedmont

1848

Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein1848

Moscow · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Russia

1851

Karl Ferdinand von Buol Schauenstein1851

London · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador of Britain

1899

Graf Alois Lexa von Aehrenthal1899

Saint Petersburg · Government / Government of Austria

Appointed Ambassador in Saint Petersburg

1906

Leopold BerchtoldDecember 1906

Government / Government of Austria

Appointed as the successor of Count Lexa von Aehrenthal as Ambassador of Russia

Names involved

Graf Alois Lexa von AehrenthalKarl Ferdinand von Buol SchauensteinKaunnitz KaunnitzLeopold BerchtoldMetternich

Provenance

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