Berhanu Denqe
Berhanu Denqe, born in 1918, worked in Ethiopia’s education and foreign ministries before joining the Washington embassy as a counselor in 1955. He became ambassador in 1961. 1, 2
After resigning in 1965, he remained in the United States and wrote about Ethiopian politics and history. He also wrote a play about the Queen of Sheba. This diplomat is not Berhanu Dinka, the later United Nations official born in 1930. 1
Washington Appointments
- Ethiopia — Ambassador, 1961–1965
Sources
- Bərhanu Dənqe
Biographical entry attributed to Encyclopaedia Aethiopica
- Diplomatic Representation for Ethiopia
Chronological incoming roster, 1943–2011
- About the Embassy: former ambassadors
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Biography checked 2026-10-29.
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