Talk:Patrizia von Brandenstein

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I came across this picture in the Vancouver Public Library collection, which names a Marguerite D'Angulo, Baroness von Brandenstein, in 1929; apparently on an auto tour with a friend Nada de Namur, whose name also suggests nobility. The other von Brandenstein in Wikipedia that's "contemporary" is Baron

There's also Curt von Brandenstein and an Alexander Graf von Brandenstein....all related no doubt...but the "Russian parents" line has me puzzled. Also, then, does she belong in Category:Russian Americans??Skookum1 (talk) 02:59, 9 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]