beernaert auguste (8 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

xxx + 456pp. + qqs. planches hors-texte, 25cm., brochure originale, bon état, B102645.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

2 S., französisch. * An Friedrich Johann Graf von Alvensleben, wohl in der Zeit als Gesandter in Brüssel, ab 1886. - Ministerpräsident von Belgien. * (Ein Titel aus unserem Online-Katalog "Autographen - Geschichte").

[1] Antwerpen, brief 10 november 1884, Gedrukte brief met manuscript ingevulde gegevens. Ondertekend door o.a. Jozef Geefs (secretaris). [2] Gedrukt document, met groot zegel (blinddruk) en gecalligrafieërde naam van Beernaert, ondetetkend door o.a. J. Teirlinck (bestuurder). Beide documenten opgerold. Beide documenten uitgereikt aan A.Beernaert, van 1884 tot 1894 katholieke premier van België. Ontvanger van de Nobelprijs voor de vrede in 1909 voor zijn inzet bij de Haagse Internationale Vredesconferenties van 1899 tot 1907: voorloper van de Volkerenbond.

Autograph letter signed, two pages (both sides - with blank integral leaf), 5,25 x 8,25 inch, Brussels, 10.10.1885, in French, to the Premier President - concerning a request of Baron Beyens (Minister in Paris), written and signed in dark ink "A. Beernaert", with a central horizontal letter fold - in nearly very fine condition. In parts:"Monsieur le Premier Président,Le B[aro]n Beyens, notre Ministre à Paris, m`a prie de recommander à votre bon accueil la requête qui doit vous etre présentée au nom de sa fille Mme la Baronne de la Rousseliere ."Translated:"Monsieur le Premier Président,Baron Beyens, our Minister in Paris, asks me to recommend to you his request which will be presented to you on behalf of his daughter Mme Baroness Rousseliere."Accompanied by a typed letter signed of Ralph Bunche (1904-1971), one page, 5,5 x 9 inch, `United Nations - Nations Unies - New York` letterhead, (New York), 6.09.1963, reply letter to Robert Livingstone - concerning the Office of Personnel and a meeting with `Molly`, signed by Ralph Bunche in black ink "Ralph", with two horizontal letter folds - in nearly very fine condition."Dear Bob, Thanks for your letter of 4 September. I know that the Office of Personnel will do all they can with regard to your interest.I am hoping soon to see Molly and compare memories. It will be great fun, for she is an astute observer. With continued warm wishes, - Sincerely yours".