Adam Tarnowski ( Polish: Adam Tarnowski ; March 2, 1892 - May 9, 1956 ) - Count , Polish diplomat , Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Polish government in exile .
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| Head of the government | Tomas Archishevsky Tadeusz Komorowski | |||||||
| The president | Vladislav Rachkevich August Zalesky | |||||||
| Predecessor | Tadeusz Romer | |||||||
| Successor | Mechislav Sokolovsky | |||||||
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Biography
The representative of the aristocratic count family of the Tarnovsky coat of arms Leliva . Born in the family of Austro-Hungarian diplomat Adam Tarnovsky (senior).
He began his diplomatic career until the collapse of Austria-Hungary in 1918. Since 1919 - in the service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the independent Polish Republic .
Secretary of the Polish Embassy in Paris (June-October 1923) and in Moscow (February-November 1924).
In 1930-1941 - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Poland to Bulgaria .
From 1941 to 1944 - Ambassador of Poland to the emigration government of Czechoslovakia .
In 1944-1949, he was Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Polish emigration governments of the Prime Ministers T. Archiszewski (1944-1947), and then T. Komorowski (1947-1949).
The author of the book of memoirs, “Two Polish attempts to bring about a Central-East European. A Lecture given by Adam Tarnowski at Polish Heart ”(1943).
Literature
- Leksykon historii Polski z 1995.