List of ambassadors of Haiti to Germany#List of representatives

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The Haitian ambassador in Berlin is the official representative of the Government in Port-au-Prince to the Government of Germany. The current ambassador {{ill|Jean Robert Saget|de}} is related with Jean-Nicolas Nissage Saget.https://www.op-online.de/region/saget-portrait-598485.html

List of representatives

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!| Diplomatic agrément/ Diplomatic accreditation

!| Ambassador

!| Observations

!| List of heads of state of Haiti

!| List of chancellors of Germany

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|Till 1891 the head of the :fr:Ambassade d'Haïti en France was accredited in Berlin.

|François Denys Légitime

|Leo von Caprivi

|{{dts|1891||}}

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|{{dts|1891||}}

|Demesvar Delorme

|(1831-1901) [https://books.google.com/books?id=1PeGAAAAIAAJ&dq=%22Demesvar+Delorme%22&pg=PA740 Demesvar Delorme]

|François Denys Légitime

|Leo von Caprivi

|{{dts|1897||}}

|-

|{{dts|1897||}}

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|vakant

|Tirésias Simon-Sam

|Chlodwig, Prince of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst

|{{dts|1899||}}

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|{{dts|1899||}}

|Jean-Joseph Dalbémar

| (* 1839) From {{dts|1902|05|}} till {{dts|1902|12|}} he was head of the :fr:Ambassade d'Haïti en France

|Tirésias Simon-Sam

|Chlodwig, Prince of Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst

|{{dts|1909||}}

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|{{dts|1909||}}

|Callistène Fouchard

|ministre des finances d'Haïti

|François C. Antoine Simon

|Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg

|{{dts|1914||}}

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|{{dts|1914||}}

|Léon Audain

|(* {{dts|1863|12|27}} in Port-au-Prince; {{dts|1930|09|}} in Paris)

|Oreste Zamor

|Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg

|{{dts|1915||}}

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|{{dts|1915||}}

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|vakant

|Jean Vilbrun Guillaume Sam

|Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg

|{{dts|1917|06|05|}}

|-

|{{dts|1917|06|05|}}

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|Suspension of diplomatic relations Protecting power Spain.

|Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave

|Georg Michaelis

|{{dts|1921||}}

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|{{dts|1921||}}

|Fernand Dennis

|*From 1926 to 1940 he was ambassador to Havana, from 1941 he was Haitian Ambassador to the United States

|Philippe Sudré Dartiguenave

|Joseph Wirth

|{{dts|1923||}}

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|{{dts|1923||}}

|Georges Gentil

|*From {{dts|1889|10|09}} till {{dts|1896|03|24}} he was Chargé d'affaires in Madrid.

|Louis Bornó

|Wilhelm Marx

|{{dts|1925||}}

|-

|{{dts|1925||}}

|Charles Bouchereau

|Minister of Public Instruction

|Louis Bornó

|Hans Luther

|{{dts|1928||}}

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|{{dts|1928||}}

|Luc Dominique

|27 septembre 1923 – 20 octobre 1924: :fr:Liste des ministres haïtiens des Cultes

|Louis Bornó

|Hermann Müller

|{{dts|1930|08|02|}}

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|{{dts|1930|08|02|}}

|Pétien Boncy

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|Louis Eugène Roy

|Heinrich Brüning

|{{dts|1931|03|18|}}

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|{{dts|1934||}}

|Constantin Fouchard

|(+1942)

|Sténio Vincent

|Adolf Hitler

|{{dts|1941|12|18|}}

|-

|{{dts|1941|12|18|}}

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|Suspension of diplomatic relations Protecting power Switzerland

|Élie Lescot

|Adolf Hitler

|{{dts|1945|04|30|}}

|-

|{{dts|1956||}}

|Jean Duvigneaud

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|Paul Eugène Magloire

|Konrad Adenauer

|{{dts|1957||}}

|-

|{{dts|1957||}}

|Yvon Perrier

|1989–1990:Foreign Ministers of Haiti[https://books.google.com/books?id=mm24L9NuYSkC&q=%22Der+neue+Gesandte+von+Haiti,+Yvon+Perrier,+und+der+neue+italienische+Botschafter,+Pietro+Quaroni,+%C3%BCberreichen+ihre%22 Yvon Perrier]

|Antonio Thrasybule Kebreau

|Konrad Adenauer

|{{dts|1958||}}

|-

|{{dts|1958||}}

|Franck M. Beauvoir

|(*{{dts|1914|04|25}} in Port au Prince) Colonel, son of Jeanne Roy and Michel Beauvoir, In 1936 married with Anetta Jannini[https://books.google.com/books?id=xd1WCgAAQBAJ&dq=Franck+Beauvoir+ambassador&pg=PA238][https://books.google.com/books?id=pBoNAQAAMAAJ&q=%22BEAUVOIR+Franck+M.,+colonel,+advocate%3B+b.%22 Franck M. Beauvoir ]

|François Duvalier

|Konrad Adenauer

|{{dts|1967|07|14|}}

|-

|{{dts|1967|07|14|}}

|Carlet R. Auguste

|(* 14 June 1903 in Cap-Haïtien) Professor.

8 Dec. 1923 m. Marie Ed. Etienne.
5 children.
Education: Free School of Law. Cap-Haiti. Graduate in Law 1937.
Appointments- Tradesman in Coffee Business; Professor of Political Economy.
From 1939 to 1959 he was Graduate of Law. Free School of Law. Cap-Haiti, Professor of Civil law.
From 1959 to 1967 he was employed next to the Headquarters of the United Nations.
From 1972 to 1976 he was Permanent Representative to the Headquarters of the United Nations.

(1972 Président de la Commission Politiqui de VO.N.U.

|Jean-Claude Duvalier

|Willy Brandt

|{{dts|1972||}}

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|{{dts|1972|04|18|}}

|Fritz D Jean-Baptiste

|1967: Chargé d'affaires to the Holy See[http://www.spiegel.de/spiegel/print/d-41739257.html Fritz D Jean-Baptiste]

|Jean-Claude Duvalier

|Willy Brandt

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|-

|{{dts|1976|10|21|}}

|Edouard Francisque

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|Jean-Claude Duvalier

|Helmut Schmidt

|{{dts|1981|06|09|}}

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|{{dts|1981|06|09|}}

|Serge Élie Charles

|1988–1989: Foreign Ministers of Haiti

|Jean-Claude Duvalier

|Helmut Schmidt

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|-

|{{dts|1983|08|30|}}

|Francois Guillaume

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|Jean-Claude Duvalier

|Helmut Kohl

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|-

|{{dts|1985|03|19|}}

|Jean-Claude Andre

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|Jean-Claude Duvalier

|Helmut Kohl

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|{{dts|1987||}}

|{{ill|Jean Robert Saget|de}}

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|Henri Namphy

|Helmut Kohl

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|{{dts|1996||}}

|{{ill|Alrich Nicolas|de}}

|In November 1999 the embassy moved to Berlin

|René Préval

|Helmut Kohl

|{{dts|2005|08|24|}}

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|{{dts|2005|08|24|}}

|{{ill|Jean Robert Saget|de}}

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|Boniface Alexandre

|Angela Merkel

|{{dts|2014||}}

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|{{dts|2014||}}

|Patrick Saint Hilaire

|Chargé d'affaires

|Michel Martelly

|Angela Merkel

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|{{dts|2015||}}

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|{{dts|2016||}}

|Michèle Dominique Raymond

|Chargé d'affaires

|Jocelerme Privert

|Angela Merkel

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Tobias C. Bringmann, Handbuch der Diplomatie 1815-1963: Auswärtige Missionschefs in Deutschland, [https://books.google.com/books?id=pXWJpFbz1AoC&dq=Haiti+Handbuch+der+Diplomatie+HA%C3%8FTI+R%C3%A9publique+dHa%C3%AFti+%28seit+1806%2F20%29&pg=PA202 p. 202][https://www.scribd.com/document/317105436/10-1515-9783110956849-202 202]

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