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George Wrangell

Baron George Wrangell was a Russian-American advertising model, noted as originating the role of "The Man in the Hathaway Shirt" in a long-running advertising campaign, one of America's most recognizable.

Family
Wrangell was a Baltic German baron, a member of the noble Wrangel family, and a White Russian émigré after the fall of the Russian Empire. His parents were general Baron Nikolai Alexandrovitch Von Wrangel of Terpelitzy and Maria Vladmirovna. From 1916 his stepmother was Baroness Elizabeth Hoyningen-Huene. He was the nephew of Pyotr Wrangel, last commander of the white forces in the Russian south. He had two brothers, Vladimir and Nikolaus. He had three sisters, Maria, Vera, and Xenia. ==Life==
Life
Wrangell settled in New York, where he served as a society columnist for the New York Journal-American. ==Death==
Death
Wrangell died in Manhattan of a heart attack in 1969. ==See also==
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