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Charles De Champs

Charles Léon De Champs

Swedish vice admiral and commander of the navy (1873–1959).

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Sex or Gender

Male

Instance Of

Human

Given Name

Charles
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Usual Forename
Léon

Date of Birth

10/10/1873

Date of Death

2/17/1959

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Member Of

Royal Swedish Academy of War Sciences
(1919 - )
Start Time
: 1919
Royal Swedish Society of Naval Sciences
(1913 - )
Start Time
: 1913
Q10669501
National Association Sween–Germany

Place of Birth

Stockholm

Place of Burial

Northern Cemetery
(2/27/1959 - )
Burial Plot Reference
:Kvarter: 21A Gravplats: 00159
Start Time
: 2/27/1959
Coordinate Location
: 59.3561°N 18.0203°E

Occupation

Naval Officer

Country of Citizenship

Sweden

Place of Death

Stockholm

Sibling

Henri De Champs

Father

Charles Eugène De Champs

Family Name

De Champs

Position Held

Chief of Navy
(1937 - 1939)
Replaced By
:
Fabian Tamm
Start Time
: 1937
End Time
: 1939
Military Attaché
(1908 - 1910)
Diplomatic Mission Sent
:
Embassy of Sweden, Tokyo
Diplomatic Mission Sent
:
Embassy of Sweden, Beijing
Start Time
: 1908
End Time
: 1910
Military Attaché
(1914 - 1917)
Diplomatic Mission Sent
:
Embassy of Sweden, London
Start Time
: 1914
End Time
: 1917
Chairperson
(1933 - 1936)
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Q10669501
Start Time
: 1933
End Time
: 1936
Chief of the Naval Staff
(1936 - 1937)
Replaced By
:
Gösta Ehrensvärd
Replaces
:
Otto Lybeck
Start Time
: 1936
End Time
: 1937

Educated At

Sjökrigsskolan
Royal Institute of Technology
Palmgrenska Samskolan

Described by Source

Dictionary of Swedish National Biography

Award Received

11 items
Order of the Sword - Commander Grand Cross
Knight of the Order of the Polar Star
Knight of the Order of Vasa
Grand Cross of the Order of the Dannebrog
Grand Cross of Naval Merit with White Badge
Grand Officer of the Order of Orange-Nassau
Commander of the Order of Isabella the Catholic
Commander of the Order of the White Rose of Finland
Knight of the Legion of Honour
Order of the Rising Sun, 4th Class
Member of the Royal Victorian Order
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