Who was the German Ambassador to Britain from 1936-38?
Federal Foreign Office March 1933 calling for Germany to recover the borders of 1914 and all of the lost colonies, annexation of Austria, and German domination of Eastern Europe. During the Neurath years, there were very few "outsiders" allowed into the "Auswärtiges Amt" . Besides for Ribbentrop who served as the variously as Commissioner of Disarmament (1934-35), Extraordinary Ambassador-at-Large (1935-36), and Ambassador to Great Britain (1936-38), the most notable of the "outsiders" were Franz von Papen (Ambassador to Austria 1934-38 and to Turkey 1939-44), Hans Luther (Ambassador to the United States 1933-37), Colonel Hermann Kriebel (Consul in Shanghai 1934-39), and General Wilhelm Faupel
German submarine U-27 (1936) to force it to the surface. "Fortune"s ramming attack was curtailed when it became apparent that the U-Boat was surrendering. All 38 crewmen survived and were taken prisoner. "U-27" became the second German submarine to be sunk in World War II after was sunk on 14 September 1939. "U-27"s skipper, "Kapitänleutnant" Johannes Franz was able, via code, to inform "Bdu", the U-boat high command, of the situation regarding the malfunctioning torpedoes from his prison camp. German submarine U-27 (1936) German submarine "U-27" was a Type VIIA U-boat of Nazi Germany's "Kriegsmarine" built for service in World War II. Her keel