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Hiram „Harry“ Bingham (* 17. Juli 1903 in Cambridge, Massachusetts; † 12. Januar 1988 in Salem, Connecticut) war ein amerikanischer Diplomat, der als Vizekonsul in Marseille vielen aus rassischen und politischen Gründen verfolgten Exilanten in den Jahren 1940 und 1941 beistand und zur Flucht aus Vichy-Frankreich verhalf.
Hiram Bingham III. Alfreda Mitchell. Hiram "Harry" Bingham IV (July 17, 1903 – January 12, 1988) was an American diplomat. He served as a Vice Consul in Marseilles, France, during World War II, and, along with Varian Fry, helped more than 2,500 Jews to escape from France as Nazi forces advanced.
American diplomat Hiram Bingham IV risked his career to assist refugees in Nazi-occupied France. He told a supervisor that his main aim in life was to “help people.”. Bingham resigned from the Foreign Service in 1946 and went largely unrecognized until after his death.
A few hours later, the novelist was safely in Marseille, enjoying the hospitality of a low-ranking U.S. diplomat named Hiram Bingham IV. Bingham, 37, was descended from prominent...
Hiram “Harry” Bingham IV, was the Vice Consul in charge of visas, US consulate in Marseilles, France, 1940-41. After the fall of France and the Low Countries in June 1940, tens of thousands of refugees flooded into Southern France seeking refuge.
17. Juli 2021 · July 17, 2021 • Salem, World War II. Hiram Bingham IV - Robert Kim Bingham, Sr. Hiram Bingham Jr.’s Diplomatic ID card – Robert Kim Bingham, Sr. Career diplomat Hiram Bingham IV, whose family has lived in Salem, Connecticut, for generations, was born in 1903.
25. Nov. 2017 · Hiram "Harry" Bingham, IV, Diplomatic Rescuer. Hiram "Harry" Bingham, IV, was an American diplomat stationed at the U.S. consulate in Marseilles, France. He worked closely with Varian Fry and the Emergency Rescue Committee (ERC), as well as other rescue and relief organizations.
