In the 1910s, the embassy chancery was located at Anglijskaja Nabereschnaja 64 in Petrograd. In the early 1920s, it moved to Ulitza Vorovskij/Vorovskovo 44 in Moscow.[2][3] In 1964, the embassy moved to Ulitsa Pisemskovo 15.[4] After many years of negotiations, the construction of a new Swedish embassy in Moscow could begin in July 1968. In 1972, it was ready for use on 60 Mosfilmovskaya Street. The embassy was designed by the Swedish architect Anders Tengbom.[5]
The embassy is a tight red brick building with a closed facade facing the street. The windows in the buildings are mainly located towards the garden. The architecture is reminiscent of the fact that the embassy was built during a time when security issues were central. But the closed, fortress-like façade would be compensated by the fact that it was possible to enter the embassy's courtyard and indoors with the help of bright interiors. After a serious incident in the 1980s, the embassy area had to be fenced off. In the courtyard, the sculpture "Gestalt i storm" by Bror Marklund dominates. The bricks for the facades were obtained from Forsa brickworks in Bollebygd.[5]
In the summer of 2002, a new visa chancery was inaugurated at the property, which was built to cope with the extended visa processing that followed the Schengen Agreement. The extension had the same exterior appearance as previous buildings. On the ground floor are the Foreign Ministry's archives and on the ground floor a modern office environment. A large lantern provides the visa office with extra daylight. The architect was Jesper Husman at Tengbom Arkitekter.[5]
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^Vem är det: svensk biografisk handbok. 1985 [Who is it: Swedish biographical handbook. 1985] (in Swedish). Stockholm: Norstedt. 1984. p. 1249. ISBN91-1-843222-0. SELIBR 3681527.
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The Embassy of Sweden in Moscow is the chief diplomatic mission of Sweden in the Russian Federation It is located at 60 Mosfilmovskaya Street Russian Mosfilmovskaya ul 60 on the corner of Ulofa Palme Street Russian ul Ulofa Palme in the Ramenki District of Moscow 1 Embassy of Sweden in MoscowLocationMoscowAddressEmbassy of Sweden60 Mosfilmovskaya Street119 590 MoscowRussiaCoordinates55 43 0 12 N 37 30 56 88 E 55 7167000 N 37 5158000 E 55 7167000 37 5158000AmbassadorKarin OlofsdotterWebsiteOfficial website Contents 1 Buildings 1 1 Chancery 2 Heads of Mission 3 See also 4 Footnotes 5 ReferencesBuildings EditChancery Edit In the 1910s the embassy chancery was located at Anglijskaja Nabereschnaja 64 in Petrograd In the early 1920s it moved to Ulitza Vorovskij Vorovskovo 44 in Moscow 2 3 In 1964 the embassy moved to Ulitsa Pisemskovo 15 4 After many years of negotiations the construction of a new Swedish embassy in Moscow could begin in July 1968 In 1972 it was ready for use on 60 Mosfilmovskaya Street The embassy was designed by the Swedish architect Anders Tengbom 5 The embassy is a tight red brick building with a closed facade facing the street The windows in the buildings are mainly located towards the garden The architecture is reminiscent of the fact that the embassy was built during a time when security issues were central But the closed fortress like facade would be compensated by the fact that it was possible to enter the embassy s courtyard and indoors with the help of bright interiors After a serious incident in the 1980s the embassy area had to be fenced off In the courtyard the sculpture Gestalt i storm by Bror Marklund dominates The bricks for the facades were obtained from Forsa brickworks in Bollebygd 5 In the summer of 2002 a new visa chancery was inaugurated at the property which was built to cope with the extended visa processing that followed the Schengen Agreement The extension had the same exterior appearance as previous buildings On the ground floor are the Foreign Ministry s archives and on the ground floor a modern office environment A large lantern provides the visa office with extra daylight The architect was Jesper Husman at Tengbom Arkitekter 5 Heads of Mission EditName Period Title Accreditation Note RefHerman Cedercreutz 15 March 1722 21 July 1729 Envoy Russian Empire 6 Josias Cederhielm 1725 1726 Ambassador Russian Empire 7 Joachim von Dittmer 21 July 1729 1738 Envoy Russian Empire 8 Eric Matthias von Nolcken 13 July 1738 20 May 1741 Envoy Russian Empire 9 Nils Bark 1 December 1743 25 June 1747 Envoy Russian Empire 10 Gustaf Wulfwenstierna 1747 1748 Envoy Russian EmpireGustaf Wilhelm von Hopken 1748 1748 Envoy Russian EmpireJohan August Greiffenheim 1750 1752 Envoy Russian EmpireMauritz Posse 1752 1763 Envoy Russian EmpireCarl Wilhelm von Duben 4 May 1763 1766 Envoy Russian Empire 11 Carl Ribbing 1766 1773 Envoy Russian EmpireFredric Nolcken 29 April 1773 14 July 1788 Envoy Extraordinaire Russian Empire 12 Curt von Stedingk August 1790 February 1808 Ambassador Russian Empire 13 Curt von Stedingk September 1809 December 1811 Ambassador Russian Empire 13 Carl Lowenhielm 1 September 1812 1819 Envoy Russian Empire 14 Nils Palmstierna 1820 1845 Envoy Russian EmpireGustaf af Nordin 1845 1856 Envoy Russian EmpireGeorg Adelsward 5 December 1856 1858 Envoy Russian Empire 15 Fredrik Anton F Hartwig Wedel Jarlsberg 1858 1865 Envoy Russian EmpireOscar Bjornstjerna 31 October 1865 1872 Envoy Russian Empire 16 Frederik Georg Knut Due 1873 1890 Envoy Russian EmpireGustaf Lennart Reuterskiold 1890 1899 Envoy Russian EmpireAugust Gyldenstolpe 1899 1904 Envoye Russian EmpireHerman Wrangel 1904 1906 Envoy Russian EmpireEdvard Brandstrom 12 March 1906 1920 a Envoy Russian Empire 17 Carl von Heidenstam 22 March 1924 26 June 1924 Charge d affaires ad interim Soviet Union 18 Carl von Heidenstam 27 June 1924 1930 Envoy Also accredited to Tehran from 26 March 1929 Soviet Union 18 Eric Gyllenstierna 1930 1937 Envoy Soviet UnionWilhelm Winther 1938 1940 Envoy Soviet UnionVilhelm Assarsson 1940 1944 Envoy Soviet UnionStaffan Soderblom 1944 1946 Envoy Soviet UnionGunnar Hagglof 1946 1947 Envoy Soviet UnionRolf R son Sohlman 1947 1964 Ambassador Soviet UnionGunnar Jarring 1964 1973 Ambassador Soviet UnionBrynolf Eng 1973 1975 Ambassador Also accredited to Ulaanbaatar Soviet Union 19 Goran Ryding 1975 1979 Ambassador Soviet UnionCarl de Geer 1979 1983 Ambassador Soviet UnionTorsten Orn 1983 1986 Ambassador Also accredited to Ulaanbaatar Soviet Union 20 Anders Thunborg 1986 1989 Ambassador Soviet UnionOrjan Berner 1989 1994 Ambassador Also accredited to Minsk from 1992 Soviet Union 21 Sven Hirdman 1994 2004 Ambassador RussiaJohan Molander 2004 2008 Ambassador RussiaTomas Bertelman 2008 2012 Ambassador RussiaVeronika Bard Bringeus 2012 2015 Ambassador RussiaPeter Ericson 2015 2019 Ambassador RussiaMalena Mard 2019 2023 Ambassador RussiaKarin Olofsdotter August 2023 present Ambassador RussiaSee also EditRussia Sweden relations List of diplomatic missions in RussiaFootnotes Edit In the fall of 1918 Brandstrom left Saint Petersburg and returned to Stockholm but kept his position until 1920 17 References Edit Embassy of Sweden in Moscow Russia Ministry of Foreign Affairs Retrieved 2019 07 23 Sveriges statskalender for aret 1925 in Swedish Uppsala Almqvist amp Wiksell 1925 p 187 Sveriges statskalender for aret 1931 in Swedish Uppsala Fritzes offentliga publikationer 1931 p 194 Sveriges statskalender for skottaret 1964 in Swedish Uppsala Fritzes offentliga publikationer 1964 p 314 a b c Moskva Ryssland Ambassadanlaggning in Swedish National Property Board of Sweden Retrieved 23 March 2021 Naumann Erik 1927 Herman Cedercreutz Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 7 National Archives of Sweden p 779 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Carlquist Gr 1929 Josias Cederhielm Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 8 National Archives of Sweden p 14 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Palme S U 1945 Joachim Dittmer von Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 11 National Archives of Sweden p 277 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Karlsson Gunilla 1990 1991 Eric Matthias Nolcken von Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 27 National Archives of Sweden p 121 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Naumann Erik 1920 Nils Bark Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 2 National Archives of Sweden p 739 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Jagerskiold O 1945 Carl Wilhelm Duben von Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 11 National Archives of Sweden p 653 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Werner Bengt Axel 1990 1991 J Fredric Nolcken Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 27 National Archives of Sweden p 128 Retrieved 2023 09 04 a b Norrby Goran 2007 2011 Curt B L C Stedingk von v Steding Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 33 National Archives of Sweden p 181 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Hallendorff Carl 1982 1984 Carl A Lowenhielm Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 24 National Archives of Sweden p 605 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Hallendorff Carl 1918 Georg Georges N Adelsward Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 1 National Archives of Sweden p 93 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Jacobson G 1924 Oscar Magnus F Bjornstjerna Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 4 National Archives of Sweden p 699 Retrieved 2023 09 04 a b Wieselgren O 1926 P H Edvard Brandstrom Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 6 National Archives of Sweden p 606 Retrieved 2023 09 04 a b Wahlback Krister 1969 1971 Carl G Heidenstam von Svenskt biografiskt lexikon in Swedish Vol 18 National Archives of Sweden p 536 Retrieved 2023 09 04 Vem ar det svensk biografisk handbok 1977 Who is it Swedish biographical handbook 1977 in Swedish Stockholm Norstedt 1976 p 258 ISBN 91 1 766022 X SELIBR 3681523 Vem ar det svensk biografisk handbok 1985 Who is it Swedish biographical handbook 1985 in Swedish Stockholm Norstedt 1984 p 1249 ISBN 91 1 843222 0 SELIBR 3681527 TT 1992 08 08 Ambassadorer pa nya poster Dagens Nyheter in Swedish Archived from the 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