| G. Frederick Reinhardt  AKA George Frederick Reinhardt
Born: 21-Oct-1911
Birthplace: Berkeley, CA
Died: 23-Feb-1971
Location of death: Wohlen, Switzerland [1]
Cause of death: Heart Failure
Remains: Cremated, English Cemetery, Rome, Italy
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Diplomat Nationality: United States
Executive summary: US Ambassador to Italy, 1961-68
[1] Heart attack while driving home from work, to Wohlen, 15 miles west of Zurich. Father: George Reinhardt (d. 1912)
Mother: Aurelia Henry Reinhardt (President of Mills College, 1914-43, b. 1877, d. 1948)
Brother: (one)
Wife: Lillian Larke Tootle (four children)
Daughter: Aurelia Anna Reinhardt
University: BA, University of California (1933)
University: MA, Cornell University (1935)
University: Diploma, Cesare Alfieri Institute, Florence, Italy (1937)
Stanford Research Institute Director, Zurich headquarters (1968-71)
US Ambassador to Italy (1961-68)
US Ambassador to Egypt (United Arab Republic, 1960-61)
US Ambassador to Yemen (1960-61)
Counselor of the Department of State (1957-60)
US Ambassador to South Vietnam (1955-57)
US State Department Deputy for Civil Affairs, NATO Defense College, Paris, France (1951-55)
US State Department Director, Division of Eastern European Affairs (1948-51)
US State Department Consul, Moscow, USSR (1945-48)
US State Department Staff of US Political Adviser on German Affairs, AEF (1945)
US State Department Foreign Service Officer, Staff of Supreme Allied Commander (1944-45)
US State Department Political Advisor, Allied Control Commission for Italy (1943-44)
US State Department Third Secretary-Vice Consul, Moscow, USSR (1940-42)
US State Department Third Secretary-Vice Consul, Tallinn, Estonia (1939-40)
US State Department Vice Consul, Vienna, Austria (1937-38)
US Official Statistician, International Boundary Commission, US & Mexico (1935-36)
Zeta Psi Fraternity
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