- The
House of
Amsberg (German: von
Amsberg, Dutch: van
Amsberg) is a
German noble family that
originated in
Mecklenburg and
whose agnatic head is the present...
-
Prince Claus of the Netherlands,
Jonkheer van
Amsberg (born Klaus-Georg
Wilhelm Otto
Friedrich Gerd von
Amsberg; 6
September 1926 – 6
October 2002) was Prince...
-
Klaus Felix von
Amsberg (German:
Klaus Felix Friedrich Leopold Gabriel Archim Julius August von
Amsberg; 1
September 1890 – 19
December 1953) was a member...
- Oranje-N****au van
Amsberg; 25
September 1968 – 12
August 2013) was the
second son of
Queen Beatrix of the
Netherlands and
Claus von
Amsberg, and
younger brother...
- law
degree from
Leiden University. In 1966,
Beatrix married Claus von
Amsberg, a
German diplomat, with whom she had
three children. When her
mother abdicated...
- was
formally conferred upon her. She also
became "mevrouw van
Amsberg" (Mrs. van
Amsberg).
Another decree issued on the same day also
granted her own personal...
- The
wedding of
Princess Beatrix of the
Netherlands and
Claus van
Amsberg took
place on Thursday, 10
March 1966, in Amsterdam, Netherlands. They were married...
-
Countess Eloise of Orange-N****au,
Jonkvrouwe van
Amsberg (Eloise
Beatrix Sophie Laurence; born 8 June 2002), in the
media often styled as
simply Eloise...
-
Countess Leonore of Orange-N****au,
Jonkvrouwe van
Amsberg (Leonore
Marie Irene Enrica; born 3 June 2006), is the
third child and
second daughter of Prince...
- Orange-N****au (Dutch:
Prins van Oranje-N****au), and
Jonkheer of
Amsberg (Dutch:
Jonkheer van
Amsberg). He was
baptised as a
member of the
Dutch Reformed Church...
