Embassy of Ukraine, Berlin
The Ukrainian Embassy in Berlin is the diplomatic mission of Ukraine in Germany.
History
After the First World War was created in 1918 with the People's Republic of Ukraine and the Ukrainian government for the first time a Ukrainian nation-state. The German Empire recognized the state and Theodor von Steinheil became the first Ukrainian ambassador to Germany. Mykola Porsch ( USDRP ) was followed by the Ukrainian ambassador. After the demise of the independent Ukrainian state in 1920, Mykola Porsch remained as an exile in Germany.
In 1991, Ukraine declared its independence. On January 17, 1992 diplomatic relations were established between Ukraine and Germany.
Consular offices of Ukraine in Germany
- Consular Section of the Embassy of Ukraine in Berlin, ( Albrecht Straße 26, Berlin -Mitte)
- Branch office of the Embassy of Ukraine in Bonn ( Rheinhöhenweg 101, Remagen- top winter)
- Consulate General of Ukraine in Hamburg ( Mundsburger Damm 1, Hamburg)
- Consulate General of Ukraine in Frankfurt am Main ( Vilbel Straße 29, Frankfurt am Main )
- Consulate General of Ukraine in Munich ( Lessing Strasse 14, Munich)
Embassy building in Berlin
The seat of the message is the former administrative building of the Municipal Gas Works in Berlin -Mitte. It was built in 1910 by Ludwig Hoffmann and rebuilt after the fall of 1992. It is available as part of the building ensembles Friedrich -Wilhelm -Stadt under monument protection.