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U.S. consular officials in Bulgaria

Honorary consuls in U.S. territories representing Bulgaria     Sofia: Charles M. Dickinson (Consular Agent 1901-03) — Dominic I. Murphy (Consul General 1915-17) — Louis G. Dreyfus, Jr. (Consul 1916) — Graham H. Kemper (Consul 1919-23) — George Wadsworth II (Vice Consul 1920) — John W. Buckley (Vice Consul as of 1920) — Herbert S. Bursley (Vice Consul as of 1921-22) — Theodore D. Palmer, Jr. (Vice Consul as of 1921) — Edwin A. Plitt (Vice Consul as of 1922) — F. Le Roy Spangler (Vice Consul as of 1924) — Stuart K. Lupton (Consul as of 1924-27) — Samuel E. Green III (Vice Consul 1925-26) — Samuel Green (Vice Consul as of 1927-29) — Maynard B. Barnes (Consul 1930-34) — Thomas F. Sherman (Vice Consul as of 1931) — Frank W. Barnes (Vice Consul as of 1932) — Cavendish W. Cannon (Vice Consul 1933-35) — Cavendish W. Cannon (Consul 1935-38) — Karl MacVitty (Consul as of 1938) — Walworth Barbour (Vice Consul 1939-41) — Hugh Millard (Consul as of 1940) — Rudolph W. Hefti (Vice Consul as of 1940) — Robert H. Strong (Vice Consul 1945) — Milton C. Rewinkel (Vice Consul 1945)     New York, N.Y.: Neal Dow Becker (Honorary Consul General 1923-33)     Washington, D.C.: Carlyle S. Baer (Honorary Consul as of 1935)

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