Dominik von Einsiedel
Dominik Graf von Einsiedel (14 November 1975 in Munich - 3 October 2010 in Munich)[1] was a German rhetor, philosopher, futsalplayer and restaurateur.
Life[edit]
Dominik Graf von Einsiedel was as the son of Heinrich Graf von Einsiedel and his second wife Helga nee Lechtape gen. Grüter a grandgrandson of Otto von Bismarck. He attended the French primary school in Munich and Glenalmond College in Scotland. After studying four semesters law in Munich he studied rhetoric in Tübingen bud didn't write his magister thesis due to other plans.
He ran a pub in the Schloßcafé of Tübingen and wanted to open a club, which would have been a success due to his excellent connections to local disc-jockeys. He liked long nights and got often involved in philosophical discussions which lasted until dusk. He was known to be one of the last to leave a party.[2]
He founded „Sportkultur e.V.“, one of the first Futsal teams in Germany, and played at TSV Kusterdingen also football with the nick name „Kaiser (emperor)“, a tribute to his noble background and excellent ball handling, which reminded many of Franz Beckenbauer.[3]
After the diagnosis of a brain tumor, he moved in 2009 to Munich, where he was looked after by his mother and some of his Tübingen friends, until he died at the age of 34 in the flat of his mother.
References[edit]
- ↑ Death notice in Süddeutsche Zeitung.
- ↑ Philosophieren bis zum Morgengrauen: „Schloßcafé“-Wirt Dominik Graf von Einsiedel starb mit 34 Jahren. Schwäbisches Tagblatt of 7 October 2010.
- ↑ Dem Kaiser zu Ehren: Fußball-Turnier auf Kunstrasenplatz in Jahnallee. Tagblatt Anzeiger of 27 June 2012.
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