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Klaus studied Economics in the [[University of Markund]] and later made his postgraduate studies in England. After working some years in London, he returned to Markund. | Klaus studied Economics in the [[University of Markund]] and later made his postgraduate studies in England. After working some years in London, he returned to Markund. | ||
| − | In 1992 he married Baroness Alexandra d'Elvingen. They have four children: Maximiliana (born 1993), Helena (born 1994), Emilia (born 1996) and Gabriel (born 2000). | + | In 1992 he married Baroness Alexandra d'Elvingen. They have four children: [[Roman von Ettingen und Steinbach|Maximiliana]] (born 1993), Helena (born 1994), Emilia (born 1996) and Gabriel (born 2000). |
In 2011, Klaus was appointed [[Grand Master of the Court]], the highest position in the Royal Household. | In 2011, Klaus was appointed [[Grand Master of the Court]], the highest position in the Royal Household. | ||
[[Category: Brasland]] | [[Category: Brasland]] | ||
Latest revision as of 11:44, 1 March 2015
Count Klaus von Innerwitz (born 1961) is a Braslander nobleman. He is the son of Count Andreas von Innerwitz.
As a child, he was very close to his maternal grandfather, Prince Gabriel von Hohenburg. He followed his grandfather on many trips across the country and abroad, as well as in sailing competitions. From a young age, he tried to emulate him.
Klaus studied Economics in the University of Markund and later made his postgraduate studies in England. After working some years in London, he returned to Markund.
In 1992 he married Baroness Alexandra d'Elvingen. They have four children: Maximiliana (born 1993), Helena (born 1994), Emilia (born 1996) and Gabriel (born 2000).
In 2011, Klaus was appointed Grand Master of the Court, the highest position in the Royal Household.
