Who are the most famous and influential diplomats throughout

>>3205908
Cavour is also good.

molotov

Bismarck
Stresemann

>>3206136
>Stresemann

A pacifist that led three failed liberal governments, and then had the fascists take over and go to total war?
What was he successful in exactly?

>>3206148
Forming a decent government for Germany
Trade agreement with the US
Normalizing relations with other countries

>>3206166
He was just very vocal about Germany no longer having her own ambitions and foreign politics for 10 years, then had his all life's work undone in months by Hitler.

I notice a lot of the people suggested are from a small period of time.
Are there no great contemporary or more medieval/ancient diplomats?

Ribbentrop is definitely one of the most famous.

Hillary Clinton

>>3207942
Other than negotiating with Italy and USSR, and arguably in both case the other party getting the better deal, what did he achieve?

>>3205908
rip Hapsburgs.
/r/ing the scene from Third Man when Anna's landlady is ranting in German at the international police as they ransack Anna's apartment and says something about how von Metternich used to live in that building.
Austrian sovereignty sure fell hard.

>>3208058
Not much. What I meant was that he was famous because of how terrible he was.

>>3205908
>Shirley Temple

Huh?