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Maurice Paléologue
French diplomat, writer (1859-1944).
Wikipedia | Maurice Paléologue
Statements about
Maurice Paléologue
Place of Birth
Paris
Educated At
Lycée Henri-IV
Lycée Louis-Le-Grand
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
1/13/1859
Date of Death
11/18/1944
Image
Place of Death
8th Arrondissement of Paris
Member Of
Académie Française
(6/7/1928 - 11/18/1944)
Replaces
:
Charles Jonnart
Replaced By
:
Charles De Chambrun
Start Time
:
6/7/1928
End Time
:
11/18/1944
Country of Citizenship
France
Given Name
Maurice
Occupation
Diplomat
Historian
Essayist
Jurist
Politician
Work Location
Saint Petersburg
Place of Burial
Passy Cemetery
Described by Source
Svensk Uppslagsbok
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1926–1947)
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Q43421641
Medvik
Subject Named As
:
Paléologue, Maurice, 1859-1944
URL
:
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Name in Native Language
Maurice Paléologue
Award Received
Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky
Bordin Prize
(1890)
Point in Time
:
1890
Prix Narcisse Michaut
(1905)
Point in Time
:
1905
Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1920)
Point in Time
:
1920
Grand Cross of the Order of the White Rose of Finland
(1920)
Point in Time
:
1920
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of Vasa
(1920)
Point in Time
:
1920
Commander of the Legion of Honour
(1913)
Point in Time
:
1913
Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1901)
Point in Time
:
1901
Knight of the Legion of Honour
(1893)
Point in Time
:
1893
Sibling
Zinka Paléologue
Position Held
President
(1920 - 1926)
Replaces
:
Alexandre Millerand
Replaced By
:
Alexandre Millerand
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Société Des Amis De Versailles
Start Time
:
1920
End Time
:
1926
Seat 19 of the Académie Française
(6/7/1928 - 11/18/1944)
Replaces
:
Charles Jonnart
Replaced By
:
Charles De Chambrun
Series Ordinal
:
17
Start Time
:
6/7/1928
End Time
:
11/18/1944
Ambassador of France to Russia
(1914 - 1917)
Replaces
:
Théophile Delcassé
Replaced By
:
Joseph Noulens
Start Time
:
1914
End Time
:
1917
Ambassador of France to Bulgaria
(1907 - 1912)
Replaced By
:
André De Panafieu
Start Time
:
1907
End Time
:
1912
Permanent Secretary of the French Foreign Affairs Ministry
(1920 - 1920)
Replaces
:
Jules Cambon
Replaced By
:
Philippe Berthelot
Start Time
:
1920
End Time
:
1920
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Sex or Gender
Male
Archives At
Diplomatic Archives
Inventory Number
:
133PAAP
Writing Language
French
Father
Alexandru Gulianu-Paleologu
Mother
Frederique De Ridder
Family Name
Paléologue
Image of Grave
Relative
Jean De Paleologu
Gustave Nicolas Joseph De Ridder
External Pages About Maurice Paléologue
ISNI
Encyclopædia Britannica Online
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