Stephan
Count Bethlen von Bethlen, Budapest
->
Delegate of the Szeged Government to the Counterrevolution.
Karl
Buchberger, Ankara
Imperial and Royal Delegate with the Albanian Frontier Commission;
Minister Plenipotentiary in Ankara; Accredited at the Courts of the
Irak and H. M. Chah Palewi of Persia.
Livius
Faur, Timisoara 
Delegate by the government of Marshal Averescu to take up the
economical connections with Hungary,1922; Received and accompanied
the American economical delegation, leader Louis E. Van Norman, for
an extended study-trip,1924.
Tytus
Filipowicz, Warsaw
->
Polish Political Agent 1917-1918; Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs
1918; Member Polish Delegation to Peace Conference, Paris 1919; Chief
of Polish Mission to 
Mehdi
Frasheri, Tirana
->
Appointed attaché to the governor general of the Islands of
the Archipelagos until 1901; Sub-Prefect of Peqini (Middle Albania)
up to 1903; Sub-Prefect of Ochrida (Macedonia) until October 1906;
Acted as Albanian delegate to the International Commission of Control
until September 1914; ; Delegate of Albania to the Peace Conference
until the end of 1918; Sent as an Albanian delegate to the Assembly
of the League of 
Onisifor
Ghibu Cluj, ?
->
Delegate of Bessarabia at the National Association of Rumanians in
the Ukraine.
Démètre,
Prince Ghica, Bucharest
->
Consul General of Rumania in Salonica at the moment of the
application of reforms in Macedonia; ; Minister of Rumania in Sofia,
Bulgaria, from 1911 to July 1913 where his mission was terminated by
the declaration of war to Bulgaria; Minister in Italy from December
1913 to October 1917 Minister of Rumania in Paris; Delegate
Plenipotentiary to the Conference of Peace November 1919 to February
1922; April 1931 to June 1932; Minister of Rumania in Italy for the
3rd time July 1932 to June 1933.
Slavko
Grujic, Belgrade
->
Delegate of the Serbian Government to Switzerland, France and Great
Britain to arrange possibilities of corresponding between Serbian
refugees and their country; Delegate of the Serbian Government to
Albania, 1916.
Thaddée
Jackowski, Brussels
->
Foreign Office Warsaw, Chief of the German Section 1919;
Chargé d'affaires in Berlin 1923; Member of the Polish
delegation of the Locarno Conference 1923; Director of the economic
negotiation with Germany 1927: Protocol Stresemann-Jackowski; Polish
Minister in Brussels and Luxemburg 1929.
Theodore
König, Budapest
->
Represented the Customs Department of the Royal Hungarian Ministry of
Finance in in the last negotiations with Austria for the conclusion
of the Compromise; Acted as an expert for the League of Nations in
preparing the International Conference for the Simplification of
Customs; Represented the Hungarian Government at this Conference in
1923.
August
Ritter von Kral, Vienna
->
Service of the Austro-Hungarian Foreign Office, November 1893;
Consular Offices in Constantinople, Scutari (Albania), Beyruth;
Austro-Hungarian Consul General in Scutari, Smyrna and Salonica;
Austro-Hungarian Representative in the International Controlling
Commission for Albania in Valona and Durazzo, 1914; Cahrgé
d'Affaires with the Austro-Hungarian Legation in Durazzo, 1914; Chief
of Department in the Foreign Office in Vienna, 1915; Delegate of the
Foreign Office at the Headquarters of the Austro-Hungarian Army in
Albania; Austrian Consul General in Hamburg in 1919-1920; Envoy
extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in Turkey; Accredited also
to Persia, 1924-1932.
Kamil
Krofta, Prague
->
Instrumental in reaching an accord with Germany in regard to the
Czechoslovakian freeport at Hamburg.
Alexandre
Emmanuel Lahovary, Bucharest
->
In Rome obtained the ratification of the treaty recognizing the
annexation of Bessarabia with Rumania in 1927.
Jan
M. Lasdin, Brussels
->
Chief of the Cabinet in Ministry for Foreign Affairs until July 1924.
General secretary with the Latvian delegations in Geneva, Genoa,
Warsaw, Helsinki, Kowno, Rome, Paris and London; Consul General of
Latvia in Brussels, 1924; Accredited also with the Grandduke of
Luxembourg with the residence in Brussels; Collaborator of the
Belgo-Latvian Commercial Treaty signed July 7, 1925.
Joseph
Lipski, Berlin ->
Participated to the Conference of Locarno 1915, Hague 1929 and 1930;
Lausanne July 1932; Signed Polish German pact 26. January 1933.
Attoma
Lorusso, Tirana
->
Director in Tirana of the Italo-Oriental Chamber of Commerce;
Honorary Delegate for Albania of the Levant Fair, Bari.
Franz
von Papen, Vienna
->
Negotiated Concordat with Vatican, July 1933.
Coriolan
Petranu, Cluj
->
Delegate of the Rumanian government with the reparation commander in
Budapest.
Livius
Pop, Cluj 
Delegate of Ghesla at National Assembly in Alba Julia where the Union
of Siebenbürgen with Rumania was concluded, December 1,
1918.
Kaarel
Robert Pusta, Tallinn
->
In Paris as delegate and since 1921 as Minister Plenipotentiary of
the Estonian Republic in France; Accredited as Minister of Estonia
with His Majesty the King of Belgium, 1922 and 1923; Nominated
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Vice President of Estonian Council in
Husrew
Bey, Ridvanbeyaglu Istanboul and Teheran
->
Participated in the National Congress of Erzerum and Sivas, 1919;
Elected deputy of Trebizond of the last Ottoman Cabinet; Sent by the
grand National Assembly as delegate to the conference of London,
under the Presidency of the late Bekir Sami Bey, 1921; Minister in
Budapest,Hungary, 1924-1926; Minister in Sofia, 1927-1930.
Basil
Stoica, Bucharest
->
At present Ministry of Rumania to Bulgaria; Led Rumania movement in
U.S.A. operating intimately with Masaryk and Paderewski, 1917-1918;
Member of Rumanian delegation at the League of Nations.
Alfred
Vitols, Riga
->
Arbitrator in the quarrel between Poland and the Freestate of Danzig
on account of the building of the harbour.
Titus
Zbyszewski, Warsaw
->
Consul General of Poland in Leipzig (Germany); Consul General in
Jerusalem (Palestine); Consul General of Poland in Chicago, United
States since March 1, 1931.