Kraks Vejviser 1932 Handelsregister

25 DANISH DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR SERVICE ABROAD Corps diplomatique e t consulaire du Danemark å 1’ E tranger.

Danemarks diplomatische und konsularische Vertretung im Ausland. Cuerpo Diplomåtico y Consular de D inamarca en el Extranjero. 1. LEGATIONS.

Hugo Hergel, Secretary of Lega­ tion, Chargé d’affaires a. i. T Møller, Attaché Latvia. 19 Baznicas ielå, Riga. See also Finland. M A Langberg, Consul-General, Chargé d’affaires a. i. Aage Nørby, Secretary of Legation. League of Nations. 6 Rue de Monnetier, Geneva. Wm. Borberg, Permanent Danish Dolegate, accredited to the League of Nations. Lithuania. 37 Vytauto Prospektas, Kaunas. See also Finland. S P Duurloo, cecretary of Lega­ tion, Chargé d’affaires a. i. Luxembourg. See Belgium. Mexico. And other States. 14a Calle Puebla Nr. 326, Mexico 1). F. Fin Lund, Minister Plenipotentiary, Chargé d’affaires. Netlierlands. 74 Bezuidenbout, S-Gravenhage. Harald Scavenius, also accredited to Switzerland, Envoy Extra­ ordinary and Minister Plenipo- ten'iary. M A AVassard,Secretary of Legation. Norway. Olav Kyrresgate 7, Oslo, Andreas Oldenburg, (from Maylst. 1932: II Kaufmann), Envoy Ex­ traordinary and Minister Ple­ nipotentiary. H J Hansen, Secretary of Lega­ tion. Poland. 8 Koszykowa, Warsaw. N J W Host, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary,also accredited to Czeclioslovakia. E Blechingberg, Secretary of Lega­ tion. Portugal. See also France. T Buli, Counsellor of Legation. Chargé d’Aflaires a. i. Rouroania. See Yugo-Slavia.

Russia. See Union of the Socialist Soviet Republics. Siam. See China. Spain. 46 Calle de Serrano, Madrid. See also France. T Buli, Chargé d’affaires]a. k Sweden. 70 Valhallavagen, Stockholm. Erik Scavenius (from April lst. 1932: Count E V S C Reventlow), Envoy Extraordinary and Mini­ ster Plenipotentiary. C G AVorsaae, Secretary of Legation. Folmer Hansen, Commercial At­ taché. Switzerland. 68 Kirchenfeldstr., Berne. See also Netlierlands. Count Hans Erik Schack, Secre­ tary of Legation, Chargé d’Af­ faires a. i. Turkey. 309 Chichli Halåskar Gazi Djaddesi, Istanbul (Constantinople). P G Schou, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, al­ so accredited to Greece. Union of the Socialist Soviet Republics. 23 Staro-Koifjuschenny, Moscow 34. Ove Engeli, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. E Torp-Pedersen, Secretary of Le­ gation. TI Lange, Industrial Counsellor E M Petersen, Vice-Consul. United States of America. 702 The Barr Bldg., FarragatSquare 910. 17th Street, Washington U. S. A. Otto Wadsted, Envoy Extraordi­ nary and Minister Plenipoten­ tiary. II Wiclifeld, Counsellor of Legation. Uruguay. See Argentine. Yugo-Slavia. 32 Ulice Milosa Pocerca, Beograd. (Belgrade). E A M Biering, Envoy Extraordi­ nary and Minister Plenipoten­ tiary, also accredited to Bulgaria and Roumania.

Esthonia. 14 Uustanav, Tallinn (Reval). See also Finland. Th. Schultz, Secretary of Legation, Chargé d’affaires a. i. Finland. 3 Boulevardsgatan, Helsingfors. F E H A Lerche, Euvoy Ex­ traordinary and Minister Ple­ nipotentiary, also accredited to Lithuania, Esthonia and Latvia. CA C Peschardt, Secretary of Le­ gation. France. 77 Avenue Marceau, Paris XVI HABernlioft (from April lst. 1932: AndreasOldenbuig),Envdy Extra­ ordinary and Minister Plenipo­ tentiary, also accredited to Spain and Portugal. O F Sehested, Counsellor of Lega­ tion, First Secretary of Legation. K Kruse, Second Secretary of Lega- • tion. H AVamberg, Press Attaché. Germany. 4 Alsenstrasse, N.W. 40, Berlin. II Zahle, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. L BBoIt-Jørgensen,Counsellor of Le­ gation,FirstSecretary of Legation. J Rechendorff, Second Secretary of Legation. L C Larsen, Press Attaché. A P Jacobsen, Agricultural Attaché. R Collstrop, Hon. Attaché. Greece. See Turkey. Hungary. See Austria. F le Sage de Fontenay, Envoy Ex­ traordinary and Minister Pleni­ potentiary. Italy. 14 Via Ventiquattro Maggio, Rome. J C W Kruse, Envoy Extraordi­ nary and Minister Plenipotenti­ ary. Hialmar Collin, Secretary of Lega­ tion. Japan. 8 Nakadori, Maru nouchi, Tokyo. See also China. in the towns printed Mendoza: Enrique Gregersen Rio Gallegos: R Mortensen Rosario(196lCalleLaprida): Chr. Fahnøe Santa Fé: K Schoning Tandil: Vice-consular businesses are attended to by the Lega­ tion (ad. int.) Iceland. Reykjavik.

Argentine. 615 Avenida RS Pena, BuenosAyres. K A Monrad-IIansen, Envoy Ex- traordinary and Minister Pleni- potentiary, also accredited to Uruguay. Henrik Seedorff, Vice-Consul. Austria. 9 Wohllebengasse, Vienne IV. Vice-Consul V Voigt Broch, Chargé des affaires a. i. Belgium. 56 Rue Belliard, Bruxelles. 0 Krag, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, also ac­ credited to Luxembourg. Brazil. 1 Pra$a Maué, Salas, 914 & 915, Rio de Janeiro. F 0 B Boeck, Minister Plenipo­ tentiary, Chargé d’affaires. Britisk Empire. 29 Pont Street, S. W. 1, London. Count P Ahlefeldt-Laurvig, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Ple­ nipotentiary. Oscar L L F A O’Neill Oxholm, First Secretary of Legation. V Steensen-Leth, Second Secre­ tary of Legation. 0 E Aagaard, Press-Attaclié. Søren Sørensen, Agricultural At­ taché. Baron P Bertoucli-Lchn, Hon. At­ taché. Bulgarin. See Yugo-Slavia. China. Fegation Street, Peiping (Peking.) H Kauifmann, Envoy Extraordi­ nary and Minister Plenipotenti­ ary, also accredited to Japan and Siam. W EickhofT, Secretary of Legation. J Holmberg, Consul attached to the Fegation. Czeclioslovakia. 21 Podskalskå tr Praha II. N J W Host, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary, also accredited to Poland. Eigil Leth, Secretary of Legation, Chargé d’affaires a. i. Egypt. 177 Rue Emad-el-Dine Cairo. N P Arnstedt,Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary. Consulates are to be found 1 Argentine. ® uenos A y res (615AvenidaR S Pefta): Consular businesses are atten- ded to by the Legation. H See­ dorff, Consul. C Carbel, Vice-Consul. Bahia Blanca: A Kattrup.

2. CONSULATES. in a c c e n tu a te d c h a r a c te r s, Vice-Consulates in the remaining towns.

Bruges: F Vranken. Ostende: J H Deweert.

Austria. V ie n n a (9 Wohllebengasse):Con­ sular businesses are attended to by the Legation . Belgium. A n tw e rp (99 Avenue de France): Consul-General F Good,Consul, Count Carl Scheel,Vice-Consul.

B r u s s e ls (21 Rue duPeuplier). KM Vendsyssel, Consul; Chr. H Hinrichsen, Secretary of Con- sulate. G and (Gent): (Square Albert 1: Mont St. Amand): J P Hart- mann, Consul.