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...in [[Houston, Texas]], where he served as consul to the [[Hanseatic cities|Hanseatic]] League ([[Bremen]]) [[Republic of Texas|Texas]]. He became interested in [[Category:Hanseatic diplomats]] ...

...Friedrich Krüger]], a native of Lübeck, and moved to London to become the Hanseatic Minister-Resident there, replacing [[:de:Rudolf Schleiden|Rudolf Schleiden] [[Category:Hanseatic diplomats]] ...

| office = [[German Ambassador to France|Minister of the Hanseatic Cities in Paris]] ...n Heeren''' (4 October 1833 – 6 May 1899) was a German diplomat from the [[Hanseatic Cities]]. ...

In 1859 he became the Prussian envoy to the Hanseatic free cities of [[Hamburg]], [[Bremen]] and [[Lübeck]] and to the two [[Mec ...uld occupy the city. [[Friedrich Krüger (diplomat)|Friedrich Krüger]], the Hanseatic plenipotentiary at the [[Federal Convention (German Confederation)|Bundesta ...

...mat in the service of the city state of [[Lübeck]] and also jointly of the Hanseatic cities of Lübeck, [[Hamburg]] and [[Bremen]]. He was born in Lübeck on 22 In 1855 he became the [[Minister-Resident]] of the Hanseatic states at [[Copenhagen]] and conducted negotiations which resulted in the a ...

{{s-ttl|title=[[List of diplomats from the United Kingdom to Egypt|British Consul-General in Egypt]] {{s-ttl|title=[[List of diplomats from the United Kingdom to the Hanseatic League|British ''Chargé d'Affaires'' and Consul-General to the Hans Towns] ...

| birth_place = [[Hamburg]], Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg, [[German Empire]] Born in the [[Hamburg|Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg]] on 11 September 1913, after school education Hess studied ...

...ticCoAs.JPG|thumb|Reliefs of coats of arms of the three [[Hanseatic cities|Hanseatic (''sister'') cities]]]] [[File:JohannHinrichGossler.jpg|thumb|[[Johann Hinrich Gossler]] of the Hanseatic [[Berenberg family|Berenberg-Gossler-Seyler banking dynasty]], who married ...

The Bishopric of Dorpat was an important [[Hanseatic League|Hanseatic]] trade center. ...ller amount in the interest of extending the truce, but Ivan dismissed the diplomats and started the war. In 1558 Tartu was conquered by Russian troops and the ...

...ry, now of the new [[United Kingdom of the Netherlands]], to the [[Hamburg|Hanseatic Cities]] in Hamburg, which he remained till 1825. [[Category:19th-century Dutch diplomats]] ...

...tic agent to Denmark, Poland, [[Rudolf II, Holy Roman Emperor]], and the [[Hanseatic League]]; his missions dealt principally with commercial affairs. In 1591 h [[Category:17th-century English diplomats]] ...

===Hanseatic Cities=== ...e negotiations were finalized too late to really bear any fruit. The three Hanseatic Republics were each for themselves sovereign [[city-state]]s, yet linked th ...

...blican Commonwealth was to be appointed as a trade representative to the [[Hanseatic League]] in Hamburg in 1649. In 1650, he was appointed to represent the [[C [[Category:17th-century English diplomats]] ...

[[Category:17th-century English diplomats]] [[Category:German diplomats]] ...

...Germany|German unification]], Liberia's independence was recognized by the Hanseatic Republics of [[Lübeck]], [[Bremen (city)|Bremen]] and [[Hamburg]] in 1855. ...ral in Hamburg. Massaquoi was one of the first indigenous African resident diplomats in Europe.{{sfn|Berridge|Lloyd|2012|p=239}} ...

...ew western diplomats in Japan. In addition to the newcomer, these were the diplomats De Graeff van Polsbroek, Harris, Alcock and the French Minister-Resident [[ ...aties for the North German Confederation and the German [[Hanseatic Cities|Hanseatic cities]]. They thanked De Graeff van Polsbroek with a golden tobacco box de ...

...to gain control of northern German Baltic Sea trading cities, namely the [[Hanseatic League|Hansa]], and to reverse the North having become Lutheran and thereby Soon after, foreign diplomats arrived at Warsaw and the [[Truce of Altmark]] was signed which ended the h ...

.../> The [[French Directory]] made him [[Minister Plenipotentiary]] to the [[Hanseatic League]] in [[Hamburg]] (1795–1798), and later to the same position in th [[Category:French diplomats]] ...

...l eye on the British. In 1807 Brune was appointed Governor General for the Hanseatic Ports and in 1808, Brune held a command of troops fighting in [[War of the [[Category:19th-century French diplomats]] ...

.../export broker from Stockholm, from a family of German [[Hanseaten (class)|Hanseatic]] merchants, though now resident in Sweden.{{sfn|Lindqvist|2002|p=30}} His [[Category:Diplomats from Edinburgh]] ...