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De Cartier de Marchienne, Émile, 1871-1946


  • [Émile de Cartier de Marchienne was a Belgian diplomat. He was in charge of the Belgian legation in Rio de Janeiro in 1896, at age 25. He then served as the secretary of the Belgian legation in Tokyo. In 1910 he was appointed resident minister in Peking. From 1917 to 1927, he headed the Belgian legation (which became the Belgian embassy in 1919) in Washington. Appointed Ambassador of Belgium to London in 1927, he remained in office until the end of the Second World War.]

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  • Fuller Name

    • Émile-Ernest

  • Variants

    • Cartier de Marchienne, Émile de, 1871-1946
    • Cartier, Émile, 1871-1946
    • De Marchienne, Émile De Cartier, 1871-1946
    • Marchienne, Émile De Cartier de, 1871-1946

  • Additional Information

    • Birth Date

        1871-11-30

    • Death Date

        1946-05-10

    • Birth Place

        Schaerbeek (Belgium)

    • Associated Language

        Dutch

    • Associated Language

        French

    • Associated Language

        German

    • Associated Language

        English

    • Field of Activity

      Diplomacy


    • Occupation

      Diplomats

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  • Sources

    • found: President Wilson arrives in New York to lead fourth Liberty Loan parade [1918], 1918:(Émile Cartier; name not given)
    • found: The Theodore Roosevelt Association film collection...catalog, 1986:p. 61 (Emile Cartier, Belgian Minister to the United States)
    • found: State Archives of Belgium WWW site, viewed April 5, 2017(de Cartier de Marchienne, Émile (baron); Belgian diplomat; served in many countries, including China, France, England and the United States)
    • found: National Library of the Netherlands in VIAF, viewed April 5, 2017(hdg.: Cartier de Marchienne, Émile de)
    • found: Ars Moriendi WWW site, viewed April 5, 2017Leopold III page, ambassadeurs (Baron Émile-Ernest de Cartier de Marchienne; Émile-Ernest, Baron de Cartier de Marchienne; Belgian diplomat; served in the U.S. from 1917-1927; born in Schaerbeek, Belgium on November 30, 1871; died in London, England on May 10, 1946)

  • General Notes

    • [Émile de Cartier de Marchienne was a Belgian diplomat. He was in charge of the Belgian legation in Rio de Janeiro in 1896, at age 25. He then served as the secretary of the Belgian legation in Tokyo. In 1910 he was appointed resident minister in Peking. From 1917 to 1927, he headed the Belgian legation (which became the Belgian embassy in 1919) in Washington. Appointed Ambassador of Belgium to London in 1927, he remained in office until the end of the Second World War.]

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    • 2017-04-11: new

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