NEW AMBASSADORS PRESENT THEIR CREDENTIALS TO THE QUEEN—LEFT: Mr Hans Herwarth, West Germany’s Ambassador, leaving his Embassy in London for Buckingham Palace. A career diplomat, he served as secretary to the German Embassy in Moscow for eight years before the war. He is 50 years old, married, and has a 13-year-old daughter who will go to school in England. RIGHT: Mrs Virginia de Gallegos, the newly-appointed Costa Rican Minister in London, is seen off by her sons, Alfredo (left) and Jorge, as she leaves to present her credentials at the palace. She is the first woman Minister accredited to the British Court.
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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27675, 3 June 1955, Page 14
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102NEW AMBASSADORS PRESENT THEIR CREDENTIALS TO THE QUEEN—LEFT: Mr Hans Herwarth, West Germany’s Ambassador, leaving his Embassy in London for Buckingham Palace. A career diplomat, he served as secretary to the German Embassy in Moscow for eight years before the war. He is 50 years old, married, and has a 13-year-old daughter who will go to school in England. RIGHT: Mrs Virginia de Gallegos, the newly-appointed Costa Rican Minister in London, is seen off by her sons, Alfredo (left) and Jorge, as she leaves to present her credentials at the palace. She is the first woman Minister accredited to the British Court. Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27675, 3 June 1955, Page 14
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