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List of ambassadors of North Korea to East Germany

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Ambassador of North Korea to East Germany
North Korean Embassy, Berlin since 1979
Inaugural holderPak Kil-jon
FormationMay 13, 1954
Final holderPak Yong-chan
AbolishedOctober 3, 1990

The North Korean ambassador to East Germany in East Berlin was the official representative of the Government in Pyongyang to the Government of East Germany. Until 1979, the address of the embassy was Sundelfinger Straße 38 in Berlin-Karlshorst.

List of representatives

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Diplomatic agrément Diplomatic accreditation Ambassador Spelling according to Allgemeiner Deutscher Nachrichtendienst Spelling according to Tŭk-Chu Chŏn Leader of North Korea Vorsitzender des Staatsrats [de] Term end
November 1, 1949 The governments in East Berlin and Pyongyang established diplomatic relations.[1] Kim Il Sung Walter Ulbricht
March 6, 1954 May 13, 1954 Pak Kil-jon Pak Kil Jon Pak Kil Jon[2] Kim Il Sung Walter Ulbricht
May 9, 1957 July 10, 1957 Pak Il-young Pak Ir Jen Pak Il Young[3] Kim Il Sung Walter Ulbricht
February 16, 1961 April 13, 1961 Kwon Young-tae Kwon Jeng Tae Kwon Young Tae[4] Kim Il Sung Walter Ulbricht
July 29, 1966 August 16, 1966 Ro Su-uk Ro Su Ek Ro Su Uk (Yuk)[5] Kim Il Sung Walter Ulbricht
December 1, 1969 December 15, 1969 Ri Dzang-su Ri Dzang Su Li Dzang Su[6] Kim Il Sung Walter Ulbricht
September 1, 1977 September 1, 1977 Kim Kuk-hun Kim Kuk Hun Kim Kuk Hun Kim Il Sung Erich Honecker
July 3, 1980 July 2, 1980 Pak Hyon-bo Pak Hjon Bo Pak Hyon Bo Kim Il Sung Erich Honecker
August 23, 1985 August 23, 1985 Pak Yong-chan Pak Yong Chan [7] Kim Il Sung Erich Honecker
October 3, 1990 [8] Kim Il Sung Manfred Gerlach

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ Directory of officials of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, p. 58
  2. ^ [1][2]Pak Kil Jon[permanent dead link‍]
  3. ^ Pak Ir Jen
  4. ^ Kwon Jeng Tae
  5. ^ [3]Ro Su Ek
  6. ^ Ri Dzang Su
  7. ^ Pak Yong Chan
  8. ^ Directory of officials of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, p. 58
  9. ^ Tŭk-Chu Chŏn, Die Beziehungen zwischen der DDR und der Koreanischen Demokratischen Volksrepublik (1949-1978): unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Teilungsproblematik in Deutschland und Korea sowie der Beziehungsstruktur zwischen einem sozialistischen Mitgliedsstaat des Rates für gegenseitige Wirtschaftshilfe sowie des Warschauer Paktes und einem sozialistischen Staat im Einflussbereich der Volksrepublik China, Minerva, 1982 - 263 p. p. 168[4]

52°30′41″N 13°23′10″E / 52.51131°N 13.386231°E / 52.51131; 13.386231

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