German Foreign Office

Summary

German Foreign Office is a foreign affairs ministry^[1].

Key Facts

• German Foreign Office is in the country of German Reich^[2].
• German Foreign Office's image is recorded as Bundesarchiv Bild 183-H28719, Berlin, Auswärtiges Amt.jpg^[3].
• German Foreign Office's instance of is recorded as foreign affairs ministry^[4].
• German Foreign Office's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin^[5].
• German Foreign Office's ISNI is recorded as 0000000123219062^[6].
• German Foreign Office's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 261863980^[7].
• German Foreign Office's GND ID is recorded as 2029553-4^[8].
• German Foreign Office's IdRef ID is recorded as 026586207^[9].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Ulrich von Brockdorff-Rantzau^[10].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Hermann Müller^[11].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Adolf Köster^[12].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Walter Simons^[13].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Joseph Wirth^[14].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Friedrich Rosen^[15].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Joseph Wirth^[16].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Walther Rathenau^[17].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Joseph Wirth^[18].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Hans von Rosenberg^[19].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Gustav Stresemann^[20].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Julius Curtius^[21].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Heinrich Brüning^[22].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Konstantin von Neurath^[23].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Joachim von Ribbentrop^[24].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Arthur Seyss-Inquart^[25].
• German Foreign Office's chairperson is recorded as Lutz Graf Schwerin von Krosigk^[26].