About Alexander Loudon
Lived 1892 – 1953 (aged 60). Alexander Loudon was a Dutch diplomat.
Alexander Loudon (The Hague, 5 June 1892 – there, 4 February 1953) was a Dutch diplomat who served as envoy and later ambassador in Washington, D.C. during the Second World War, and later as a member of the Council of State.
Loudon was the son of Alexander Loudon and Henriette Françoise Eschauzier; his mother died 15 days after his birth.
After leaving Washington, Loudon was appointed a member of the Council of State in 1947.
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Who was Alexander Loudon?
Dutch diplomat (1892-1953)
When was Alexander Loudon born?
Alexander Loudon was born on 5 June 1892.
When did Alexander Loudon die?
Alexander Loudon died on 4 February 1953.
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Alexander Loudon was a diplomat.
What nationality was Alexander Loudon?
Alexander Loudon was Dutch.
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