Permanent historical factsheet

Ambassador

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

12Records
1668–1946Date range
7Named people
7Places

Chronological records

1668

Colbert de Croissy1668

London · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of England

1830

Edouard Adolphe Casmimir Joeseph Mortier Treviso1830

Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of France at Saint Petersburg

1880

Francois Arago1880

Geneva · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Switzerland

1886

Pierre-Paul Cambon1886

Madrid · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Spain

1891

Pierre-Paul Cambon1891

Istanbul · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Turkey

1897

Jules-Martin Cambon1897

Washington · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of USA

1902

Jules-Martin Cambon1902

Madrid · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Madrid

1907

Jules-Martin Cambon1907

Berlin · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Germany

1929

Charles Corbin1929

Madrid · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Spain

1931

Charles Corbin1931

Paris · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Belgium

1933

Charles Corbin1933

London · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of Britain

1946

Leon Blum1946

Washington · Government / Government of France

Appointed Ambassador of USA

Names involved

Charles CorbinColbert de CroissyEdouard Adolphe Casmimir Joeseph Mortier TrevisoFrancois AragoJules-Martin CambonLeon BlumPierre-Paul Cambon

Provenance

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