On this day of remembrance, we honor not only the victims of fascism—but the rare few who stood against it when silence was easier.

Even centuries after her passing, her likeness endures in the breathtaking sculptures of Naumburg Cathedral—an image so iconic that it may have inspired one of cinema’s most famous characters: Disney’s Queen from Snow White...

In a world where authenticity is increasingly valued, the misuse of noble titles presents a significant challenge. While people in Germany and Europe are already aware and cautious about fake titles and many characters who claim to be princes or princesses, this article is for our American audience who may not be aware of this situation...

Albert the Bear, born in 1100, is a towering figure in medieval European history. As the Margrave of Brandenburg, Albert’s leadership, vision, and strategic prowess were pivotal in expanding and consolidating the Ascanian territories, laying the groundwork for one of Europe’s most influential noble houses. His contributions extend beyond territorial gains to the enduring values he instilled...

Welcome to the official blog of the House of Ascania. This platform marks the beginning of an exciting journey where we delve into the illustrious history of one of Europe’s oldest noble families and share stories that have shaped our legacy over a millennium. The House of Ascania’s legacy spans over a thousand years, marked by significant contributions to German and European history. Our blog will be a treasure trove of these rich narratives, featuring insights and stories not found in conventional history books...