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Johann Christoph von Bartenstein
Wikidata reference: Q459235
Johann Christoph Bartenstein (Strasbourg, 23 October 1689 – Vienna, 5 August 1767) was an Austrian statesman, who dominated the foreign policy of the Austrian Empire from the early 1730s until 1753.
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