Reinhard Binder-Krieglstein, Österreichisches [republikanisches] Adelsrecht 1868-1918/19/Austrian [republican] Nobility Law, Frankfurt (Peter Lang), 2000, no more copy left for sale.

[Count Gudenus]

Reinhard Binder-Krieglstein, Österreichisches [republikanisches] Adelsrecht 1868-1918/19/Austrian [republican] Nobility Law, Frankfurt (Peter Lang), 2000, no more copy left for sale.

Was by error first published here today (August 11) here in ATR, under the title "einhard Binder-Krieglstein, Österreichisches [republikanisches] Adelsrecht 1868-1918/19/Austrian republican Nobility Law, Frankfurt (Peter Lang), 2000, no more copy left for sale."
Please correct !

Pages 243-265 includes a list of those, who have been convicted in criminal cases and have herewith lost their nobility ("Entsetzung" des Adels). Entsetzung may have to be translated by "deprivation".

[Count Gudenus]

No name of a person of princely rank/title included.

Of comital rank yes !

Indirectly however one's own family (Gudenus). Where available own should indicate father and mother 's family names. Page 244.

That would be here :
August Count Bellegarde - Julie baroness Gudenus. Their mariage took place : Vienna, State Archives, Kriegsarchiv, Feldsuperiorat, XI-fol. 68, 1821 October 29, August : Grand-master of the Court of Vienna, fieldmarshal (in those days one of the highest ranking personalities of the Court of Vienna.
Son : Heinrich, our criminal, was Priest and Knight of the Order of Malta, for him see : Siebmacher, Styria, 228, XVII, dates only partly known. Maybe he should even not have the right to figure in the Bellegarde genealogy.

But being member of a Savoy family one may put the question : how far could he be deprived ? Bellegarde had committed : fraud. May we here someday will read an article titled Sovereign Order of Malta and convicted fraudsters/swindlers ?
Published ATR 2015 August 11.

[Count Gudenus]

No murderer, therefore no hanging!

Rape /Schändung: YES - but not of a man by a woman. No luck for the readers.

Before 1868 hanging YES (of a Count Chorinsky).

[Count Gudenus]

One posted already 11 yars ago, here in ATR

[Heraldica-Genealogie]

Post by Count Gudenus
One posted already 11 yars ago, here in ATR

Thank you for reviving the topic, it is always interesting to discover how authorites reacted when confronted to such cases.

[Count Gudenus]

Post by Heraldica-Genealogie

Post by Count Gudenus
One posted already 11 yars ago, here in ATR

Thank you for reviving the topic, it is always interesting to discover how authorites reacted when confronted to such cases.

It would also be interested to read how the Sovereign Knights reacted?