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U.S. consular officials in Denmark

Aarhus (Århus): John E. Kehl (Consul 1919-20)

Copenhagen: Henry B. Ryder (Consul 1874-84) Olof Hansen (Vice Consul 1874-97) Wickham Hoffman (Consul General 1883-85) Orlando H. Baker (Consul 1892-94) Robert J. Kirk (Consul 1897) Raymond R. Frazier (Consul 1902-05) Albert G. Michelson (Vice & Deputy Consul 1905-06) Victor Juhler (Vice & Deputy Consul 1906-09) Axel Permin (Deputy Consul General 1907-09) Axel Permin (Deputy Consul General 1909-11) Victor Juhler (Vice & Deputy Consul 1909-11) Edward D. Winslow (Consul General 1914-17) Axel Permin (Vice & Deputy Consul General 1914) Axel Permin (Vice Consul 1916-17) Baylor L. Agerton (Consul 1917-19) Romeyn Wormuth (Consul 1919-21) Erland Gjessing (Vice Consul 1919-32) Joseph G. Groeninger (Vice Consul 1919-20) Emil Sauer (Consul 1919) Maurice P. Dunlap (Consul 1919-20) William H. Gale (Consul General 1919-20) Henry C. A. Damm (Consul 1919-20) William George Roll (Vice Consul 1921) Julius C. Jensen (Vice Consul 1921-26) Marion Letcher (Consul General 1921-26) Howard F. Withey (Consul 1924) Ellis A. Johnson (Vice Consul 1926-29) William H. T. Mackie (Vice Consul 1926-29) North Winship (Consul General 1928-31) Carl Birkeland (Vice Consul 1929) Louis G. Dreyfus, Jr. (Consul General 1932) Edward M. Groth (Consul 1932) J. Stanford Edwards (Vice Consul 1932) Fred K. Salter (Vice Consul 1932) R. Borden Reams (Consul 1937-40)

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