Embassy of Sweden, Moscow
Appearance
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Location | Moscow |
Address | Embassy of Sweden 60 Mosfilmovskaya Street 119 590 Moscow Russia |
Coordinates | 55°43′0.12″N 37°30′56.88″E / 55.7167000°N 37.5158000°E |
Ambassador | Malena Mård (since 2019) |
Website | Official website |
The Embassy of the Kingdom of Sweden in Moscow is the chief diplomatic mission of Sweden in the Russian Federation. It is located at 60 Mosfilmovskaya Street (Russian: Мосфильмовская ул., 60), on the corner of Ulofa Palme Street (Russian: ул. Улофа Пальме), in the Ramenki District of Moscow.[1]
Heads of Mission
Name | Period | Title | Accreditation | Note |
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Herman Cedercreutz | 1722-1727 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Josias Cederhielm | 1725-1726 | Ambassador | Russian Empire | |
Joachim von Dittmer | 1729-1738 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Erik Mathias von Nolcken | 1738-1741 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Nils Barck | 1743-1747 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Gustaf Wulfwenstierna | 1747-1748 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Gustaf Wilhelm von Höpken | 1748-1748 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Johan August Greiffenheim | 1750-1752 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Mauritz Posse | 1752-1763 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Carl Wilhelm von Düben | 1763-1766 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Carl Ribbing | 1766-1773 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Johan Fredrik Nolcken | 1773-1788 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Curt von Stedingk | 1790-1808 | Ambassador | Russian Empire | |
Curt von Stedingk | 1809-1811 | Ambassador | Russian Empire | |
Carl Axel Löwenhielm | 1812-1819 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Nils Fredrik Palmstierna | 1820-1845 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Gustaf af Nordin | 1845-1856 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Georg Nicolaus Adelswärd | 1856-1858 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Fredrik Anton F. Hartwig Wedel Jarlsberg | 1858-1865 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Oscar Björnstjerna | 1865-1872 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Frederik Georg Knut Due | 1873-1890 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Gustaf Lennart Reuterskiöld | 1890-1899 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
August Gyldenstolpe | 1899-1904 | Envoyé | Russian Empire | |
Herman Wrangel | 1904-1906 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Edvard Brändström | 1906-1920 | Envoy | Russian Empire | |
Carl Gerhard von Heidenstam | 1920-1924 | Chargé d’affaires | Soviet Union | |
Eric Gyllenstierna | 1930-1937 | Envoy | Soviet Union | |
Wilhelm Winther | 1938-1940 | Envoy | Soviet Union | |
Vilhelm Assarsson | 1940-1944 | Envoy | Soviet Union | |
Staffan Söderblom | 1944-1946 | Envoy | Soviet Union | |
Gunnar Hägglöf | 1946-1947 | Envoy | Soviet Union | |
Rolf R:son Sohlman | 1947-1964 | Ambassador | Soviet Union | |
Gunnar Jarring | 1964-1973 | Ambassador | Soviet Union | |
Brynolf Eng | 1973-1975 | Ambassador | Also accredited in Ulaanbaatar.[2] | Soviet Union |
Göran Ryding | 1975-1979 | Ambassador | Soviet Union | |
Carl de Geer | 1979-1983 | Ambassador | Soviet Union | |
Torsten Örn | 1983-1986 | Ambassador | Also accredited in Ulaanbaatar.[3] | Soviet Union |
Anders Thunborg | 1986-1989 | Ambassador | Soviet Union | |
Örjan Berner | 1989-1994 | Ambassador | Also accredited in Minsk (from 1992).[4] | Soviet Union |
Sven Hirdman | 1994-2004 | Ambassador | Russia | |
Johan Molander | 2004-2008 | Ambassador | Russia | |
Tomas Bertelman | 2008-2012 | Ambassador | Russia | |
Veronika Bard Bringéus | 2012-2015 | Ambassador | Russia | |
Peter Ericson | 2015-2019 | Ambassador | Russia | |
Malena Mård | 2019–present | Ambassador | Russia |
See also
References
- ^ "Embassy of Sweden in Moscow, Russia". Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Sweden). Retrieved 2019-07-23.
- ^ Vem är det: svensk biografisk handbok. 1977 [Who is it: Swedish biographical handbook. 1977] (in Swedish). Stockholm: Norstedt. 1976. p. 258. ISBN 91-1-766022-X. SELIBR 3681523.
- ^ Vem är det: svensk biografisk handbok. 1985 [Who is it: Swedish biographical handbook. 1985] (in Swedish). Stockholm: Norstedt. 1984. p. 1249. ISBN 91-1-843222-0. SELIBR 3681527.
- ^ TT (1992-08-08). "Ambassadörer på nya poster". Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). Archived from the original on 20 October 2015. Retrieved 9 February 2015.