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Photographe, A. de Hahn-Jagelsky est un fonctionnaire de la Cour de Russie qui est également cinématographiste et fournit en vues animées la maison Gaumont :

ELGE FILMS
The keep in touch with what is new in the way of cinematograph films, the photographic chemist should see that he obtains a copy of the "Elge" monthly list. It is supplied by Messrs. L. Gaumont & Co., Cecil Court, W.C. This month's list contains several war films from the Hahn-Jagelsky collection, which have been taken by order of the Czar as historical records.

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The Chemist and Druggist, Londres, 16 juillet 1904, p. 95.

Em 1905, il continue d'alimenter le catalogue Gaumont de vues russes :

MESSRS. GAUMONT & Co., for instance, have an important topical film which cannot but be of interest wherever shown. Through their correspondent, Mons. Gagelski, who is a Russian Court functionary, they obtained a series of the Czar reviewing the Army, and now they have produced a new film representing the demonstration of a new plough before the Czar, and Mons. Witte (the Russian Plenipotentiary, who has just signed the peace treaty at Portsmouth) and the Russian Minister of Agriculture. The scene is an open field, and the procession of the plough, with the Czar and his officials following for some distance, makes one of the finest sets of films of Russian dignitaries we have seen.

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Kinematograph Weekly, dimanche 15 octobre 1905, p. 269.

On lui doit également des vues photographiques à l'occasion de la rencontre des familles royales et impériales à Reval en juin 1908.

A. de Hahn-Jagelski, Gentlemen on the deck of a yacht in the Bay of Reval, Juin 1908 © Royal Collection Trust	A. de Hahn-Jagelski, The Royal and Imperial families in the Bay of Reval, 9 juin 1908 © Royal Collection Trust
A. de Hahn-Jagelski, A dinner held on the Russian Imperial Yacht Standart in the Bay of Reval, 9 juin 1908 © Royal Collection Trust	A. de Hahn-Jagelski, Russian Imperial Yacht Standart in the Bay of Reval, juin 1908 © Royal Collection Trust

En septembre 1910, un certain A. K. von Hahn-Jagelsky est descendu au Grand-Hôtel de Hambourg.