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In 1926, Wisén married Alexandra Loviaguine (1891–1962), the daughter of godsägare Sawa Loviaguine and Tatiana (nee Verneta).<ref name=”Vem är det (1976), p. 1118″/> |
In 1926, Wisén married Alexandra Loviaguine (1891–1962), the daughter of godsägare Sawa Loviaguine and Tatiana (nee Verneta).<ref name=”Vem är det (1976), p. 1118″/> |
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Wisén och hans fru är begravdna pÃ¥ [[English Cemetery, Málaga|English Cemetery]] in [[Málaga]], Spain.<ref name=”Björkman ( |
Wisén och hans fru är begravdna pÃ¥ [[English Cemetery, Málaga|English Cemetery]] in [[Málaga]], Spain.<ref name=”Björkman ()”>{{cite |url=https://www.sydkusten.es///// |=Sydkusten |title=Sveriges man i krigets Spanien |trans-title=Sweden’s man in wartime Spain |= |= |= |= |=}}</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 21:27, 29 October 2025
Swedish diplomat (1889–1978)
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Erik Wisén |
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Erik Johan Sixten Wisén 25 December 1899 |
| Died | Error: Need valid death date (first date): year, month, day |
| Resting place | English Cemetery, Málaga |
| Alma mater | Stockholm University College |
| Occupation | Diplomat |
| Years active | 1918–1953 |
| Spouse |
Alexandra Loviaguine ​ ​ (m. 1926; died 1962) |
Erik Johan Sixten Wisén (25 December 1889 – May 1978) was a Swedish diplomat.
Wisén was born on 25 December 1889 in Stockholm, Sweden, the son of fabrikör Gustaf Wisén and his wife Vendela (née Adams). Candidate of Law degree in Stockholm 1913, tingstänstgöring 1913-1916.[1]
Wisén tillförordnad fiskal Svea hovrätt 1918, adjungerad ledamot 1919, attaché vid UD 1920, tillförordnad andre legationssekreterare 1921, tillförordnad förste legationssekreterare 1921-1922, legationssekreterare i Konstantinopel 1922, tillförordnad vicekonsul Hamburg 1924, London 1925, vicekonsul Shanghai 1926, tillförordnad konsul där 1932, Hamburg 1933, konsul 1934, tillförordnad byråchef UD 1934, handelsråd i Madrid och Lissabon 1935, tillförordnad chargé d’affaires i Spanien 1936-1939, legationsråd och tillförordnad chargé d’affaires Havanna mfl 1939, chargé d’affaires 1943, ministers namn 1948, chef för UD:s B-avdelning 1948, envoyé i Addis Abeba 1950-1953, i disponibilitet 1953-1956.[1]
In 1926, Wisén married Alexandra Loviaguine (1891–1962), the daughter of godsägare Sawa Loviaguine and Tatiana (nee Verneta).[1]
Montemar, Torremolinos, Spanien
Wisén och hans fru är begravdna på English Cemetery in Málaga, Spain.[2]
Awards and decorations
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Category:1889 births
Category:1978 deaths
Category:Ambassadors of Sweden to Ethiopia
Category:Consuls for Sweden
Category:Diplomats from Stockholm
Category:Stockholm University alumni
Category:Commanders Grand Cross of the Order of the Polar Star
Category:Recipients of the Illis quorum
