Alexander Delamere

The Right Honourable The Earl of Clwyd KG GCVO CMG
Permament Representative of the United Kingdom to NATO
In office 1982–1986
Monarch	Elizabeth II
Prime Minister	Margaret Thatcher
Preceded by	Sir Clive Rose
Succeeded by	Sir Michael Alexander
British Ambassador to West Germany
In office 1975–1981
Preceded by	Sir Nicholas Henderson
Succeeded by	Sir Jock Taylor
Personal details
Born	Alexander James Anthony Delamere 1929 London, England
Died	2012 Ottawa, Canada
Children	Henry Delemere, 3rd Earl of Clwyd George Delamere
Parents	James Delamere (father) Sian Kempelhof (mother)
Education	Oxford University

Alexander Robert James Frederick Delamere 2nd Earl of Clwyd, was a British diplomat and civil servant serving as British Ambassador to West Germany and NATO. Alexander was the son of politician and diplomat James Delamere, 1st Earl Clwyd. He fathered British Prime Minister George Delamere. He unsuccesfully ran for parliament in 1974 as a Conservative. Upon the death of his father Alexander inherited the earldom and took a seat in the House of Lords, until his death in 2012.