Eduard Hempel
Eduard Hempel was the German minister to Ireland during World War II, known for his controversial interactions with Irish Taoiseach Éamon de Valera. His meeting with de Valera to express condolences after Hitler's death sparked significant outrage in Britain and the United States, as it was perceived as a violation of Ireland's declared neutrality. Hempel's presence in Dublin during a tumultuous period highlighted the complexities of diplomatic relations in wartime Ireland.
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Eduard Hempel was the German minister whom de Valera visited to express condolences after Hitler's death.
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