Bernstorff

[ bern-shtawrf ]

noun

1. Count Jo·hann-Hein·rich [yoh, -hahn-, hahyn, -, r, i, kh], 1862–1939, German diplomat.

Example Sentences

It's changed already: witness Bernstorff and Mnsterberg playing the part once played by Irish agitators!

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Both Bernstorff and Dumba say that their countries are ready for peace talks, but the difficulty is with England.

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Bernstorff's personal note to Lansing, even as far as it goes, does not bind his Government.

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Besides, Bernstorff has done everything that Dumba did except employ Archibald, which was a mere incident of the game.

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The mere dismissal of Bernstorff, in the Ambassador's opinion, would accomplish this result.

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