Funeral service of Moritz, Landgrave of Hesse died at age of 86 on 23 May 2013. Johanniskirche in Kronberg im Taunus 03-06-2013 Photo: Albert Nieboer-RPE / NETHETRLANDS OUT

Wedding of Charles Alexander Graf von Faber-Castell with Melissa Eliyesil at the Martin-Luther Kirche in Stein, Germany, 26 May 2012. Photo: Albert Nieboer NETHERLANDS OUT

Princess Felipa and Christian Dienst with bridesmaids Wedding of Princess Felipa von Bayern and Christian Dienst in the Wieskirche in Steingaden-Wies, Germany 12-05-2012 Photo: RPE-Albert NIeboer NETHERLANDS OUT

Prince Georg Friderich von Preussen and Princess Sophie von Isenburg arrive at the Konzerthaus for the concert the evening before the wedding of Prince Friderich von Preussen and Princess Sophie von Isenburg Photo: RPE-Albert van der Werf Guests arrive at the Konzerthaus for the concert the evening before the wedding of Prince Friderich von Preussen and Princess Sophie von Isenburg Photo: RPE-Albert van der Werf

Hochzeit von Prinzessin Nathalie zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg und Alexander Johannsmann am 18. juni 2011 in Bad berleburg

Group photo after they left the Chapel Castle GlŸcksburg Photo: Albert van der Werf

Marriage of Hubertus Michael Erbprinz von Sachsen-Coburg and Gotha and his bride Kelly Jeanne (born Rondestvedt) in the St. Moritz Church in Coburg. Photo: Albert Nieboer

Count Bjšrn and Countess Bettina next to the sculptures of their parents Countess Sonja and Count Lennart Bernadotte 100 years anniversary of late count Lennart Bernadotte, unveilig of the sculpture of late countess Sonja and commemorationconcert of late countess Sonja at Island Mainau. MAINAU 08-05-2009 Photo: Albert Nieboer

Religious wedding of Count Bjšrn Bernadotte and miss Sandra Angerer in the Castle Church St. Marien at Island Mainau. MAINAU 07-05-2009 Photo: Albert Nieboer

Schwedisch Crown Princess Victoria Religious wedding of Count Bjšrn Bernadotte and miss Sandra Angerer in the Castle Church St. Marien at Island Mainau. MAINAU 07-05-2009 Photo: Albert Nieboer

Today opened the grand-grandson of the german Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II, Prince Christian Sigismund von Preussen (yellow tie) and grand-grand-grandson Prince Georg Friedrich von Preussen (red tie) the exposition "The Emeperor and Europe" in Huis Doorn in © Royal Press Europe - Albert NieboerDOORN - Castle Huis Doorn 29 th May 2008 Today opened the grand-grandson of the german Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II, Prince Christian Sigismund von Preussen (yellow tie) and grand-grand-grandson Prince Georg Friedrich von Preussen (red tie)Head of the House Hohezollern, the exposition "The Emeperor and Europe" in Castle Huis Doorn in Doorn were the Emperor were he lived from 1918 till 1941 when he died. Prinz Wilhelm von Preussen was born in Berlin on 27 January 1859 as the eldest son of Crown Prince Friedrich and Victoria, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom. Via his grandmother, Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Wilhelm was closely related to almost every European court. He married Auguste-Victoria von Schleswig-Holstein in 1881. In 1888 Germany buried both Emperor Wilhelm I and, after a reign of only ninety-nine days, his son Emperor Friedrich III. This meant that Wilhelm II became King of Prussia and Emperor of Germany at the age of twenty-nine. He replaced his experienced advisors with a Persšnliches Regiment and it wasnÕt long before his self-willed political actions began to meet with criticism both at home and abroad. © Royal Press Europe - Albert NieboerDOORN - Castle Huis Doorn 29 th May 2008 Today opened the grand-grandson of the german Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II, Prince Christian Sigismund von Preussen (yellow tie) and grand-grand-grandson Prince Georg Friedrich von Preussen (red tie)Head of the House Hohezollern, the exposition "The Emeperor and Europe" in Castle Huis Doorn in Doorn were the Emperor were he lived from 1918 till 1941 when he died. Prinz Wilhelm von Preussen was born in Berlin on 27 January 1859 as the eldest son of Crown Prince Friedrich and Victoria, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom. Via his grandmother, Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Wilhelm was closely related to almost every European court. He married Auguste-Victoria von Schleswig-Holstein in 1881. In 1888 Germany buried both Emperor Wilhelm I and, after a reign of only ninety-nine days, his son Emperor Friedrich III. This meant that Wilhelm II became King of Prussia and Emperor of Germany at the age of twenty-nine. He replaced his experienced advisors with a Persšnliches Regiment and it wasnÕt long before his self-willed political actions began to meet with criticism both at home and abroad. © Royal Press Europe - Albert Nieboer