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Hitzacker: Dutch Royals Honor Prince Claus in His German Homeland

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For the 100th birthday of the late Prince Claus, the Dutch ex-Queen Beatrice travels to his birthplace. But what exactly do they do in the small village?

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Queen Beatrix travelled to Hitzacker in Lower Saxony with King Willem-Alexander and Prince Constantijn – for the 100th birthday of Prince Claus.

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For the 100th birthday of the late Prince Claus, the Dutch ex-Queen Beatrice travels to his birthplace. But what exactly do they do in the small village?

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King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix, and Prince Constantijn visited Hitzacker, the birthplace of Prince Claus, on Sunday. The visit to Germany marked the 100th birthday of the prince, who passed away in 2002. The trio posed in front of, among other things, a bust of Claus that was unveiled in 2005 by then-Queen Beatrix.

·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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Prince Claus was commemorated in Germany in the presence of Princess Beatrix, King Willem-Alexander, and Prince Constantijn. Claus was Beatrix's husband; he passed away in 2002 and would have turned 100 today. The commemoration took place in the northern German town of Hitzacker, where Claus von Amsberg was born. Beatrix, Willem-Alexander, and Constantijn visited a monument to Claus and walked along the Prinz-Claus-Promenade. Willem-Alexander …

·Hilversum, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The Royal Family has shared a series of old photos of Prince Claus on social media. Sunday is the 100th birthday of Claus von Amsberg, the...

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Rotterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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