Bismarck, [Herbert], Graf von

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BPH, Rep. 53, Nr. 155
HA, Rep. 53, a Nr. 31 b
BPH, Rep. 53 Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Kaiser Wilhelm II. >> 09 Korrespondenz >> 09.02 Buchstabe B
12., 14. Juli 1887
Enthält:
- Bismarck an Prinz Wilhelm (II.) von Preußen: Übersendung eines Briefes des Botschafters Graf Hatzfeldt aus London mit Anlagebrief des Prinzen Pless (unterzeichnet mit "H.H.v.Pless") mit der Bitte um Rückreichung und Erlaubnis der Beantwortung (1 Doppelblatt, 1 Umschlag).

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1) Graf Hatzfeldt, Kaiserlicher Botschafter in London, an Graf [Herbert von Bismarck]: Bitte um Vermittlung gegenüber Prinz Wilhelm und Kaiser Wilhelm I. zur Klärung eines Gerüchts, das anlässlich eines Empfangs in der deutschen Botschaft in London in Umlauf gelangte und diffamierenden Charakters ist, Bitte um Nennung der Quelle (Beilage, 2 Doppelblätter), London, 12. Juli 1887

2) Prinz von Pless an Graf von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg, Kaiserlicher Botschafter in London: Klärende Äußerung zu seinen Kontakten auf einem Empfang in der deutschen Botschaft in London im Zusammenhang mit einem diffamierenden Gerücht gegen den Gastgeber, Grafen von Hatzfeldt, London, 12. Juli 1887 (Anlage zum Beilagebrief), Auswärtiges Amt, [Berlin], 14. Juli 1887.
4 Doppelblätter, 1 Umschlag
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