Biography | Gernot Döllner — Born in the Princely Town Under Schloss Bückeburg
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Biography | Gernot Döllner — Born in the Princely Town Under Schloss Bückeburg
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The birth record is Lower Saxon.
Gernot Döllner was born in 1969 in Bückeburg, the former residence town of the Princes of Schaumburg-Lippe, on the north edge of the Weser hills.
He took the Abitur at Gymnasium Adolfinum on Lulu-von-Strauß-und-Torney-Straße 30, a grammar school founded as a Latin school in 1614 and renamed in the 1870s for Prince Adolf I Georg.
The present school campus is a later building. The public face of the town he came from is Schloss Bückeburg on Schlossplatz, still lived in by the princely family and open in part to visitors.
The exact hospital of birth is not on the public record. The castle and the gymnasium are.
Photo: Aerial image of Schloss Bückeburg, via Wikimedia Commons
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