Apart from being occupied by Julius Andrassy, this office was held by a man who boasted "we shall shock the world with our ingratitude," Felix von Schwarzenberg.
One holder of this office responded to Lord Derby by authoring a namesake note demanding political reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This position was held by Karl Buol until he was fired in 1859, while another holder resigned when the Sixtus Affair was revealed. It was also held by Count Cobenzl until he was dismissed after the Battle of Austerlitz. Apart from being occupied by Julius Andrassy, this office was held by a man who boasted "we shall shock the world with our ingratitude," Felix von Schwarzenberg. The most famous holder of this office promoted the Carlsbad Decrees and ran the Concert of Europe. For 10 points, name this office held by Klemens von Metternich, which involves being the chief diplomat of a certain country.
One holder of this office responded to Lord Derby by authoring a namesake note demanding political reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Foreign Minister of Austria [accept: Osterreichischer Minister des Ausseren; Osterreichischer Aussminister]