List of Ambassadors of Sweden To Ukraine - Swedish Representatives in The Ukrainian Part of The Russian Empire

Swedish Representatives in The Ukrainian Part of The Russian Empire

Sweden also had several consuls and vice-consuls in the Ukrainian part of the Russian Empire. The diplomatic representations were formally in function until 1924, but in reality until about 1920. There were consuls in Odessa, Kharkov and Kiev and vice-consuls (most often non-Swedes) in Berdyansk, Kerch, Mariupol, Nikolayev, Odessa, Sevastopol and Taganrog.

In office Consuls in Odessa
183?–1857 John Wilkins
1857–1882 Ignaz Ephrussi
1882–1900 Robert Wilkins
1900–1902 vacant
1902–1924 Oscar Mauritz Heribert Osberg
In office Consuls in Kharkov
1908–1924 Adolf Gustaf Münch
In office Consuls in Kiev
1908–1916 Michael Teofilovitj Bukowinski
1916–1917 Claude Gustaf Hjalmar de Laval
1918 vacant
1919–1924 Theodor Harald Focker
In office Vice-Consuls in Berdyansk
1848–1889 Giovanni Gasparo Ivancich
1889–1916 Andronic Paicos
1916–1924 Edgar Borchert
In office Vice-Consuls in Kerch
1869–1902 François Tomasini della Torre
In office Vice-Consuls in Mariupol
1871–1898 Giovanni Battista Chiozzo
In office Vice-Consuls in Nikolayev
1874–1897 Charles Huntley Lawton
1897–1915 Victor Bossalini
1915–1924 James Reginald Martin
In office Vice-Consuls in Odessa
1853–1882 Robert Wilkins
1882–1898 vacant
1898–1901 Einar Jessen
In office Vice-Consuls in Sevastopol
1893–1902 Nicolas Pierre Gripari

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