germany was the foreign ministry that the allies signed a truce with in 1918 (end of the war).
germany was the foreign ministry that the allies signed a truce with in 1918 (end of the war).
who from the foreign ministry did the allies sign a truce with in 1918 (end of the war)?
germany
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crafoord served in washington, d.c. in 1946, buenos aires in 1948 and was second secretary in buenos aires in 1950. he also had a sojourn in santiago as a member of sweden's delegation to the first meeting with the united nations economic and social council (ecosoc) before returning to the foreign ministry in 1951. crafoord served at the un agency of the foreign ministry's political department and then with bilateral issues in the trade department. he was then first secretary at the foreign ministry in 1953, tokyo in 1955 and in seoul in 1959 and was the first secretary at the foreign ministry in 1960. crafoord was then director at the foreign ministry in 1962, commercial counsellor in bonn in 1964, ambassador in nairobi in 1968, prague in 1973 and served in the common foreign trade departments at the foreign ministry and at the ministry of commerce in 1976. he was head of the pa-unit at the foreign ministry in 1977, was deputy state secretary for foreign affairs in 1978 and ambassador in madrid from 1980 to 1986.
carl-george crafoord