Ernest Karlovich Kotzebue ( German: Ernst Paul von Kotzebue ; 1838 - 1914 ) - Russian diplomat, privy councilor , chamberlain , coffer [1] .
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| Predecessor | Grigory Kantakuzen | ||||||
| Successor | Arthur Pavlovich Cassini | ||||||
| Birth | April 7, 1838 Riga , Livonia province , Russian empire . | ||||||
| Death | August 21, 1914 (76 years old) | ||||||
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| Activities | diplomat | ||||||
| Affiliation |  Russian empire | ||||||
Biography
The native grandson of the writer and translator August Kotzebue (1761-1819), the son of Karl Yevstafyevich Kotzebue (1805-1896), the nephew of Vasily Yevstafyevich Kotzebue (1813-1887). Born in Riga .
He was an attaché, then junior secretary of the Russian diplomatic mission in Frankfurt (1862–1868), junior (1868–1872), then senior secretary of the embassy in Berlin (1872–1884), adviser to the embassy in Paris (1884–1892) [2] . The Russian envoy in Baden , Württemberg and the duchies of Saxe-Coburg and Saxe-Gotha (1892–1895) and in Washington (1895–1897).
Family
- From his marriage to Praskovia Paulina Mavros (1833-1902) had children Maria (Marie Madeline) Ernestovna (1863-1939) and Pavel (Paul) Ernestovich (1865-1947), Lieutenant General , St. George Knight .
- The second marriage was married to Alexander Ilyinskaya (1866-1918).
Sources
- Kotzebue Ernest Karlovich // List of civilian ranks of the first three classes. Corrected on October 1, 1894. - SPb. : Printing House of the Governing Senate , 1894. - S. 602-603.
- Essay on the history of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 1802-1902. St. Petersburg, 1902.
Notes
- ↑ Ernest Karl. Kotzebue // Ministry of Foreign Affairs // Address-calendar. General list of bosses and other officials for all departments in the Russian Empire for 1897. Part I. Authorities and places of central government and their departments. - SPb. : Senate Printing House, 1897. - St. 574
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Links
- Ernest Karlovich Kotzebue (English)