Jules Cambon

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Jules Cambon was a prominent French diplomat and colonial administrator who served as ambassador to several major powers around the turn of the 20th century.

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Jules Cambon canonical 4
Pierre-Paul Cambon 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil servant
colonial administrator
diplomat
human
activeInPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
awardReceived Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1845-04-05
dateOfDeath 1935-09-19
educatedAt Lycée Charlemagne
employer French Ministry of Foreign Affairs
French government
familyName Cambon
fieldOfWork colonial administration
diplomacy
givenName Jules
languageSpoken English
French
German
memberOf French diplomatic corps
linked to: French ambassadors
name Jules Cambon
nationality French
notableEvent participation in negotiations ending the Spanish–American War
notableFor influence on French foreign policy before World War I
service as French ambassador to major powers around the turn of the 20th century
notableWork reports on German foreign policy prior to 1914
role in Franco-German diplomatic relations before World War I
role in negotiating the Treaty of Paris (1898)
occupation civil servant
colonial administrator
diplomat
placeOfBirth France
Paris
placeOfDeath Switzerland
Vevey
positionHeld French ambassador to Germany
French ambassador to Spain
French ambassador to the United States
Governor-General of Algeria
residence Berlin
Madrid
Paris
Washington, D.C.
sibling Paul Cambon

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Paul Cambon sibling Jules Cambon
Paul Cambon relative Jules Cambon
Jules Cambon name Jules Cambon
Cambon hasNotableBearer Jules Cambon
Cambon hasNotableBearer Pierre-Paul Cambon
linked to: Jules Cambon