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William Christian Bullitt, Jr.
William C. Bullitt, Jr.
American diplomat (1891–1967).
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William Christian Bullitt, Jr.
Place of Birth
Philadelphia
Place of Death
Neuilly-Sur-Seine
Country of Citizenship
United States
Member of Political Party
Democratic Party
Date of Birth
1/25/1891
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
1891
Date of Death
2/15/1967
Reason for Preferred Rank
:
Most Precise Value
1967
Instance Of
Human
Image
Educated At
Harvard Law School
Yale University
Occupation
Journalist
Diplomat
Writer
Given Name
William
Spouse
Louise Bryant
Ernesta Barlow
Archives At
Manuscripts and Archives Department Yale University Library
Position Held
United States Ambassador to the Soviet Union
(12/13/1933 - 5/16/1936)
Start Time
:
12/13/1933
End Time
:
5/16/1936
United States Ambassador to France
(10/13/1936 - 7/11/1940)
Start Time
:
10/13/1936
End Time
:
7/11/1940
Place of Burial
The Woodlands
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
French
Sex or Gender
Male
Cause of Death
Leukemia
Father
Mother
Family Name
Field of Work
Diplomacy
Journalism
Name in Native Language
William Bullitt
Described by Source
Faces of Moscow
Award Received
Doctor Honoris Causa From the University of Nancy
(1/22/1938)
Point in Time
:
1/22/1938
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Child
Anne Moen Bullitt
William Christian Bullitt, Sr.
Louisa Gross Bullitt
Bullitt
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