[Jean-Francois-George-Frederic], Baron Maltitz
(signed in by T. [Theodore] Ivanoff)
Thursday August 1, 1822
Philosophical Hall
104 South Fifth Street, Independence Square, First Floor
Politics, Diplomacy & Law
Occupation: Diplomat
Residence: Russia
(signed in by T. [Theodore] Ivanoff)
Thursday August 1, 1822
Philosophical Hall
104 South Fifth Street, Independence Square, First Floor
Politics, Diplomacy & Law
Occupation: Diplomat
Residence: Russia
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Jean-Francois-George-Frederic, Baron de Maltitz
Jean-Francois-George-Frederic, Baron de Maltitz was a Russian diplomat. He was secretary of the Russian legation in Washington, and acted as interim chargé d'affaires from 1826 to 1827. After his time in the United States, the Baron served as a Russian diplomat in London, Berlin, and Holland. The Record of Strangers indicates that the Baron visited the Athenaeum multiple times in the early 1820s. On this occasion, he appears to be introduced by Theodore Ivanoff, Russia's Consul General in Philadelphia.
