Princely Houses of Fugger

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Alexander Prince of Fugger-Babenhausen and his girlfriend attended the Oktoberfest in Munich yesterday, September 22:


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Alexander Prince of Fugger-Babenhausen was seen at the Oktoberfest again yesterday, September 26:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen, husband Mauro Bergonzoli and daughter Blu attended the pre-opening of the Gut Aiderbichl Christmas market in Austria today, November 13:


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[Al_bina]

Originally Posted by iceflower

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Alexander Prince of Fugger-Babenhausen and his girlfriend attended the Oktoberfest in Munich yesterday, September 22:


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Thanks for the link!
The lady's dirndle has a beautiful combination of colour.

[Stefan]

Originally Posted by iceflower

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Alexander Prince of Fugger-Babenhausen was seen at the Oktoberfest again yesterday, September 26:


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He isn't the Fürst yet as his father is still alive.

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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen and husband Mauro Bergonzoli attended the opening of the exhibition 'Yoko Ono: Peace Is Power' in Leipzig, Germany, yesterday, April 3:


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Today, June 6, Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen and husband Mauro Bergonzoli attended the Georg Baselitz art donation at Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich, Germany:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen, her husband Mauro Bergonzoli and their adorable daughters Blue and Victoria posed for some photos during their stay in Venice, Italy, on June 12:


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Carl-Anton, Prince of Fugger-Babenhausen-de Polignac, attended a cocktail reception hosted by the Dorotheum in Munich, Germany, yesterday, September 17:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen and her husband artist Mauro Bergonzoli attended Bergonzoli's exhibition opening "Art & Coffee" in Irschenberg near Miesbach, Germany on October 22. Their daughter Blue and Alexandra Princess of Fugger-Babenhausen were present as well:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen and husband Mauro Bergonzoli attended the 70th birthday party of Eckhard Alt in Munich on November 8:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen, husband Mauro Bergonzoli and daughters Blue and Victoria attended the Gut Aiderbichl Christmas Market opening in Henndorf am Wallersee, Austria, on November 12:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen and her husband Mauro Bergonzoli were among the guests at the Brunello Cucinelli women store opening in Munich yesterday, November 14:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen and her husband Mauro Bergonzoli attended the birthday party for Ulrike Huebner at Restaurant Seehaus in Munich, Germany on June 27:


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Franziska Countess of Fugger-Babenhausen, husband Mauro Bergonzoli and daughter Blu as well as Alexander Count of Fugger-Babenhausen and his girlfriend Gabriella Stoudemire attended the opening of the 3rd art & coffee exhibition "Amore" by Mauro Bergonzoli at Dinzler Kaffeeroesterei am Irschenberg near Miesbach, Germany yesterday, October 22:


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[Stefan]

Count Albert Fugger of Glött died on 22.12.2010 at the age of 88. He was born Count of Arco-Zinneberg and adopted as heir by his childless uncle Fürst Joseph Ernst Fugger of Glött the last male of that line.

https://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de...d58822306.html

[victor1319]

Originally Posted by Stefan

Count Albert Fugger of Glött died on 22.12.2010 at the age of 88. He was born Count of Arco-Zinneberg and adopted as heir by his childless uncle Fürst Joseph Ernst Fugger of Glött the last male of that line.

https://www.augsburger-allgemeine.de...d58822306.html

I looked it up on Wikipedia: Count Albert's mother was a born Fugger of Glött.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert...von_Gl%C3%B6tt

A big fan of the Fuggers I am. It is fascinating, what their most famous ancestor Jakob Fugger did; not only monetarily, or that he bought Emperors their throne, but also with the Fuggerei, his social housing project in Augsburg, which exists to this day.

But Glött as I read, was acquired by Anton Fugger, who was even richer - twice as much - than Jakob. But his riches consisted largely of dodgy debt from soon to be bankrupt states, namely Spain for example.

So, it was very wise of Anton to transform the House of Fugger from mercant princes into real landowning nobility. This was started by his uncle Jakob, though.

This sounds all very modern, considered what a global debt crises we have and how folks try to flee with their money from dubious financial papers into Gold, Bitcoin and yes, real estate.