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Tuesday, January 10, 2017

It's a girl for the Hereditary Prince and Princess of Isenburg

FREUDIGE NACHRICHTEN AUS DEM SCHLOSS BIRSTEIN

Mit großer Freude und Dankbarkeit gibt das Fürstliche Haus Isenburg die Geburt des zweiten Kindes von I.I.D.D. dem Erbprinzen und der Erbprinzessin bekannt. Prinzessin Zita hat am 05. Januar 2017 in München das Licht der Welt erblickt.

I.D. die Erbpinzessin und I.D. Prinzessin Zita sind wohl auf und werden in der 2. Kalenderwoche 2017 in Birstein zurück erwartet.



The Hereditary Princess of Isenburg gave birth to a second daughter,  Princess Zita on January 5 at Munich.  Mother and daughter are doing well, and will return to Schloss Kirstein in two weeks.

The couple's first child, Princess Alix Imagina, was born on November 24, 2015.


http://hanauer.de/ha_20_111252330-29_Prinzessin-Zita-erblickt-das-Licht-der-Welt.html

3 comments:

  1. Marlene forgive my ignorance here but ~ do the German royal families retain any real wealth? As in land holdings? Cash? Art? When I lived in Germany year ago they were never in the news. I assume many have made their personal fortunes in real jobs such as banking. Thanks in advance. I do see some families still in the line of sucession in other countries but wonder how they even survive.

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  2. Yes, many of the former ruling and royal families have great wealth .. still live in their castles. German newspapers don't do a lot of the celeb stuff, apart from Bunte and other magazines. In the 1920s, many of the former ruling families set up trusts to protect assets, etc., because of taxation. Legally, there are no royals (titles are a part of their surname).The Families in the west were able to protect and grow assets after the wars -- after world war II, the eastern families lost so much to the Soviets and East Germans.

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    1. Thank you Marlene!! I find it all so interesting.

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