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Grats Marc!

BTW, the name von Martial sounds much more "wargamer." [;)] You could pass as a 19th century German general now!
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Okay here's the answer.

Ute's family is old german nobility (sorry guys no castles or any kind of wealth left [;)]), it is coming from her mothers branch.

It is more or less tradition that the husbands either take over the name of Ute's family branch or take a double name. I did not want the double name thing myself (credit cards fields are not long enough for that, LOL) so I decided to take over the name.

So officially I'm even a Freiherr (in english that translates over to Baron I think) now, LOL. How's that for a wargamer [;)]

The branch in the Rhineland origins of Maximilian Carl von Martial (Johann Baptist Maximilian Carl von Martial / Jean Baptiste de Martial) the guy has a pretty interesting story, for you history buffs.
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ORIGINAL: A7V_U
I was passing Bonn this Friday on the A 565 during a business trip[:D]

Oh, Abfahrt Auerberg dann noch 400m und ein kühles Blondes hätte gelacht [;)]

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ORIGINAL: Marc von Martial
The branch in the Rhineland origins of Maximilian Carl von Martial (Johann Baptist Maximilian Carl von Martial / Jean Baptiste de Martial) the guy has a pretty interesting story, for you history buffs.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximilian ... on_Martial

In German - Executive summary : minor noble family of Burgundian/Walloon origin - fought well against the Turks - became advisor to his Rhineland Count - over time made it to Fieldmarshall & Freiherr and managed to become wealthy in the process.

Not a bad career [;)]

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Congrads!  Now I know what a Ute is.[;)]
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Freiherr Marc von Martial,
 
Best wishes.
 
Cool title too,
 
Congrats.
 
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I love it! All we need is a Napoleon on the board and we can conquer Russia!

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really OT sorry but couldn't resist (and congrats Mark and Ute btw!)

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Bloody SA ers Tasmanian boat people[:D]
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ORIGINAL: Marc von Martial

So officially I'm even a Freiherr (in english that translates over to Baron I think)
frei = free
herr = sir
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Free Lord. Although it is fun to say "Freeman," like the hero of Half-Life.

It is a medieval designation from the Holy Roman Empire. Apparently Freiherr hold their free of any feudal ties (called allodial land, rather than as a fief from a superior lord like the Holy Roman Emperor).

That is actually a pretty high title of nobility, so congrats Herr von Maritial!

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ORIGINAL: Son_of_Montfort
.. so congrats Herr von Maritial!

That's either the typo of the year or a very clever play on the words "martial" and "marital" [:D]

Greetz,

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P.S. Are you guys also wondering when Freiherr von Martial is going to announce the ceremonial drink ?

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Either way, a Royal Canadian Artillery 21 Gun Salute for the happy couple...
ps; Sorry for the APC emoticon, but there's no one related to guns, plenty of firearms though.
pps; So now, must we address you as " Lord, Your Lordship, Herr Baron", or what ?
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ORIGINAL: 105mm Howitzer
pps; So now, must we address you as " Lord, Your Lordship, Herr Baron", or what ?

Not much different from before then - at least, if you wanted something done by him [:D]

Greetz,

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Since you've taken her name, does she still allow you to wear pants?  

Congrats and may you have many children and a long and happy marriage!
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ORIGINAL: sterckxe
ORIGINAL: Son_of_Montfort
.. so congrats Herr von Maritial!

That's either the typo of the year or a very clever play on the words "martial" and "marital" [:D]

Greetz,

Eddy Sterckx

P.S. Are you guys also wondering when Freiherr von Martial is going to announce the ceremonial drink ?



I'm gonna go with "purposely brilliant pun." Yeah... would you believe...

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Again, thanks for all the best wishes :)
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Now I know why I couldn't find user Marc Schwanebeck
 
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