countess Leopoldina von Berg, née di Cicogna di Mozzone, the Italian wife of previous governor-general, field marshal Friedrich Wilhelm Rembert von Berg. Another grandson was Gaston de Fontenilliat. In 1873, the countess managed to arrange her granddaughter (Helene de Fontenilliat, born 1855) to marry Constantin Linder, the wealthy lord of Kytäjä, who had recently lost his first wife, countess Marie Musin-Pushkin. Helene gained a stepson, the later-notorious wastrel Hjalmar Linder of Mustio, and soon gave birth to her own child. Last years in Munich In 1881, after the assassination of Alexander II of Russia, Count and Countess Adlerberg moved for permanent residence to Munich, Germany. They had no house and first stayed at Maximilian Lerchenfeld's house on Amalienstrasse 93. Later, the Adlerbergs acquired a plot of land and built a home in the town of Tegernsee on Schwaighofstrasse 2. Amalie died in Tegernsee on 21 June 1888. She was buried in the cemetery of the Church of St. Laurentius in Rottach-Egern am Tegernsee. The church is situated on the shore of the lake opposite the Amalie's mansion known under the name of "Haus Adlerberg am See". See also Fyodor Tyutchev Nikolay Adlerberg References Sources a novel by the Russian author Yelena Arsenyeva dedicated to Adlerberg and Tytchev Amalie Adlerberg at web portal "Famous Women" (in Russian) Web Site of the Crimean Ethnographical Museum (formerly Adlerberg Orphan-Asylum) РОССИЙСКИЕ ДИПЛОМАТЫ БАРОНЫ КРЮДЕНЕРЫ – КОЛЛЕГИ Ф.И. ТЮТЧЕВА Я помню время золотое...(С. А. Долгополова) Симферопольский детский приют графини Адлерберг // Крым. – 1893. – 29 окт Салгир В. Приют гр. Адлерберг в Симферополе / В. Салгир. – 1903. – 17 янв. Салгир В. Детский приют гр. Адлербергов / В. Салгир. – 1902. – 20 авг. Маркевич А.И. Симферопольский детский приют имени графини А. М. Адлерберг (к шестидесятилетию существования):Краткий исторический очерк / А. И. Маркевич. – Симферополь, 1915. – 71 с. 1808 births 1888 deaths Bavarian nobility Founders of orphanages German baronesses German philanthropists German women philanthropists German Roman Catholics Nobility from the Russian Empire Philanthropists from the Russian Empire People from Regensburg Nobility from Munich Russian people of the Crimean War 19th-century philanthropists German emigrants to the Russian Empire 19th-century women philanthropists