As the colony of South Australia and City of Adelaide grew in importance as both an importer and exporter of goods from Europe, Australia and Asia and a destination for German migrants, various German states nominated consuls to act on the behalf of their governments and to assist citizens of their countries in the colony. Usually these consuls were Germans and usually with a birth of other link to the specific German country, but sometimes non-Germans also served. Below is a list of consuls identified to date, under each German country the represented, and where a German speaker was nominated as the consul for a non-German state. The dates represent the time periods where the independent state was still responsible for foreign diplomatic matters.
Bremen (Free Hanseatic City) 1646-1871
- 1855 - 1857 Hermann Conrad Stakemann
- 1860 - 1866 Gustav Louis Theodore von der Heyde
- 1868 Hugo Carl Emil Mücke
German Empire (Federated State) 1871-1918
- 1871 - 1882 A. von Treuer
Hamburg (Free Hanseatic City) 1189-1871
- 1846 - 1852 Hermann C. Stakemann
- 1852 - 1868 Bernhard Amsberg
Hanover (Kingdom) 1814-1866
- 1857 - 1862 C. Meyer
Mecklenburg-Schwerin (Grand Duchy) 1814-1871
- 1852 - 1868 Bernhard Amsberg
North German Confederation (Federated State) 1866-1871
- 1866 - 1871 A. von Treuer
Prussia (Kingdom) 1701-1871
- 1851 - 1852 Hermann Conrad Stakemann
- 1855 - 1868 Francis Stacker Dutton
- 1868 - 1871 A. von Treuer,
Württemberg (Kingdom) 1805-1918
- 1865 - 1866 Francis Stacker Dutton
- 1866 - 1871 A. von Treuer
Pages in category "Consul"
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