Rolf Andersen (diplomat) explained

Rolf Andersen (25 July 1897 – 25 July 1980) was a Norwegian diplomat.

He was a deputy under-secretary of state in the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and participated in the Norwegian delegation to the Paris Peace Conference, 1946.[1] He was later a Norwegian envoy to Switzerland,[2] the Norwegian ambassador to Italy to 1958,[3] to Denmark from 1958 to 1963,[4] and in France from 1963 to 1967.[5]

He was the father of Rolf Trolle Andersen, who became ambassador to France too.[6]

Notes and References

  1. News: Norges representanter ved fredskonferansen. 16 July 1946. Verdens Gang. 1. Norwegian.
  2. News: Offisielt fra statsråd. 7 August 1948. Verdens Gang. 2. Norwegian.
  3. News: Flyttesjau uten like i utenrikstjenesten. 11 October 1958. Verdens Gang. 16. Norwegian.
  4. News: Rolf Andersen blir Norges nye Paris-ambassadør. 2 March 1963. Verdens Gang. 5. Norwegian.
  5. News: Våre menn i verden. Ingebrigtsen, Arnulf. 30 August 1967. Verdens Gang. 12. Norwegian.
  6. News: Slottets Trolle. Hegtun. Helvor. 25 September 2004. Aftenposten. 16. Norwegian.

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