ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FIRST RUSSIAN CONSULATES IN CHINA IN 1851–1852 by E. P. Koudryavtseva

“…Establishment of the first Russian consulates was essential for the further development of diplomatic relations: in 1858 China opened 7 seaports for Russian traders, in 1861 the first Russian diplomatic representative was appointed to China. …”
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Peter the Great's Venetian Policy and the Prut Campaign by A. O. Yastrebov

“…It is no coincidence that Dmitry Bozis became the first Russian consul in Italy. Being a prominent representative of the Greek community of the capital, he successfully extended his influence not only to the local Greeks but also to the Slavs of Dalmatia, who wanted to serve the Russian Tsar and fight the Turks. …”
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The Question of Diplomatic Mission of Czechoslovakia in Lithuania in 1921-1939 by Dalia Bukelevičiūtė

“…In 1922, Czechoslovakia's diplomatic representative in Kaunas, J. Galia, became a consul.   …”
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Non-state actor interference in diplomacy: the American Colonization Society and the U.S. - Liberia relationship (1862-1878) by Barbara FRANCHI

“…Minister Resident and Consul General to Liberia. Despite a majority of historians having explained that the ACS lost strength in the aftermath of the U.S. …”
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Arles du xve au xvie siècle, entre latin, provençal et français : deux siècles d’histoire, trois langues en contact by Marie Rose Bonnet

“…Since the thirteenth century, the Counts of Anjou have succeeded each other at the head of Provence and Arles was then confronted with the representative of the count, the archbishop and the consuls elected by the Arlésiens. …”
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Consequences of "The Pasjane affair" for the Serbian population of the Gnjilane region by Milošević Miroslav S.

“…The Kingdom of Serbia, through the Serbian consulates in Priština and Skopje, tried to prevent further atrocities. …”
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Socio-Political Phenomenon of Changes in Citizenship in Guilan Province in Qajar Era by Mahdi Ebadi, Zoleykha Ghaffari roodsari

“…The establishment of various foreign government consulates in Guilan, including those from Russia, England, France, and the Ottoman Empire, and the consuls' support for their citizens, strengthened the positions of these foreign nationals in the region. …”
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