Albertine Caroline Marie Pfeilitzer gen. Franck, von

Baronesse Albertine von Pfeilitzer ge. Franck / geb. / gest. 1919 / pinx. Antonie von der Ropp / geb. v. Pfeilitzer-Franck. portretas

In a book - Blood and Fire, Tsar and Commissar: The Salvation Army in Russia, 1907-1923 by Tom Aitken, Paternoster, 2007 - Religion - pp 159-160

Albertine is identifed the woman who contacted the Salvation Army in February 1914, (Baroness A. v Pheilitzer-Frank (alternate spelling)) in Mitau (now Jelgava), Latvia for the purpose of setting up a mission in 1914, extending her work with alcoholics.

Unfortunately, once the approvals were in place in London. the Salvation Army officials looked forward to celebrate the Russian Easter with her but the war intervened.

Before they could return, word came that she had been assassinated by the Bolsheviks.

entered by Lloyd de Vere Hunt (4th cousin, 3 times removed on father's side, 4th cousin,4 times removed on mother's side, )