Prinz Eduard von Anhalt

Values oblige!

Prince Eduard von Anhalt, nobility expert, historian & journalist, is an outstanding personality whose life and work are deeply rooted in the history and tradition of the German nobility. Born as the youngest son of Joachim Ernst, the last Duke of Anhalt, and Edda Charlotte Wilhelmine, née Marwitz and adopted by Stephani, he represents the House of Ascanians, which is anchored in the history of German nobility. His birthplace, Ballenstedt Castle, symbolizes the rich cultural and historical heritage that he carries within him. Prince Eduard is therefore not only a guardian of his family heritage, but also an ambassador of history and culture. With his ability to bring historical topics to life and make them accessible, he enriches every event and promotes dialog about the importance of tradition and heritage in modern society. His contributions to the media and public appearances make him a magnet for a wide audience interested in history, nobility and cultural identity. In a time of change, Prince Eduard stands for the preservation of the past as a bridge to the present - a contemporary witness who both inspires and informs.

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Noblesse oblige - A stable system is no coincidence

What our current political system has to do with the past
How monarchy, tradition and culture become a magnet for people and cohesion
How the historical role of the nobility has changed and what this means for us

Historical foundation of the aristocratic system - The emergence and evolution of the nobility in Europe

Heritage and tradition: The importance of succession, family ties and the passing on of values as the cornerstones of stability
Nobility today: Adaptation and survival - How aristocratic families responded to the changes of the modern world
What the nobility of the past has in common with the middle class of today

Lessons from the past for the future

Leadership and responsibility: what modern leadership practices can learn from the traditional leadership roles of the nobility
Stability through change: how the nobility's ability to adapt while preserving core values can provide a model for long-term stability in a rapidly changing world
Preservation of cultural heritage: the role of the nobility in protecting historical sites, art and culture as an essential element of society's cultural memory and identity.

Further topics:

The cursed century - A dynasty on the brink