
Almanach de Gotha
«A monarchy conducted with wisdom and benevolence is the most perfect of all possible governments»
WOULD YOU LIKE TO COMPANION A KING?
He offers you a real title of royalty or nobility, a real royal or noble title from his Imperial Font of Honour. He is currently hiring expert hackers to support the Kingdom of Ukraine.
Emperor King Roman seeks capable and courageous hackers to assist him to stop the Russian war on Ukraine by shutting down Russian government in the Kremlin.
Have YOU got what it takes to become a member of an elite IT force to perform challenging and worthwhile IT operations from Home or Office for the Emperor?
Super Geek Hackers and experienced Advanced Computer Science graduates are required for an elite IT Programming squad, the Imperial Cyber Force.
King Roman's GOAL is to shut down the Kremlin and empty the CBR in order to stop the war, provide ready reparations, and deter other aggressors like China is about to become!
Principal Ancestry Details of King Roman
Father: Roman Emiljan Dambski (1391) Birth 1901 - Boryslaw ...Polen Marriage 1927 (age 26) Paulina (Irma) Gedroyc (View Family 2989336) Lvov...Polen Occupation 1940 (Age 39) Officer Edinburgh Schotland Address Paderewski Hospital/ (54 Buckingham Terrace Leith) Infanterie van het Poolse leger aka Roman 1 Death 20 November 1967 (Age 66) Gliwice...Polen Title Graaf Title Grand Prince
Paulina (Irma) Gedroyc (1396) (Stepmother) Civil Marriage 1927 (Age 22) Death: 4 February 1993 (Age 88) Title: Great Princess
Wladislaw Ignacy Marek Gedroyc (1397) Birth: 8 May 1862 Horodnica...Polen Death:7 April 1943 Zubracze...Polen Civil Marriage 4 April 1904 (Age 41) Margueritte Renee Pourbaix - Horodec Polen Death 7 April 1943 (Age 80) Zubracze...Polen Title Groot Hertog
Margueritte Renee Pourbaix (1398) Birth: 1880 Death: 1953 Civil Marriage 4 April 1904 (Age 24 Wladislaw Ignacy Marek Gedroyc - (View Family (2989337)) Horodec...Polen Death 1953 (Age 73) Title Marquise de Pourbaix
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«A monarchy conducted with wisdom and benevolence is the most perfect of all possible governments»
«Law consists of commands originating from a sovereign and backed up by threats of sanction if disobeyed»
«There will be no end to the troubles of states, or of humanity itself, till philosophers become kings»
«King Roman is honest, sincere and reliable»
«As Group Leader (of the Port Darwin Sea Scouts), he approached all aspects of his organisational tasks with efficiency and enthusiasm»
«King Roman is a man of great moral probity and public spirit»
«King Roman is well known and respected throughout the community in general»
«King Roman is diligent, studious, hard-working and well worthy of our trust. He is compassionate, sympathetic and kind-hearted... humane and gentle»
«He has many different qualifications and honors and is currently the Director of studies for the Australian Natural Medical Academy»
«King Roman worked with the Filipino community to better the living conditions of its members and to better their enjoyment of our wonderful lifestyle»
«Fele Mann and (King Roman) have... spent tireless years working for the Filipino community here, helping anyone in need in Darwin»
Political system based upon the undivided sovereignty or rule of a single person who functions as the head of state and who achieves his or her position through heredity.
Lawful/ De Jure Sovereignty is permanent recognition and cannot be withdrawn.
Lawful/ De Jure sovereignty concerns the expressed and institutionally recognised right to exercise control over a territory.
Emperor King Roman of Europa became the legitimate Grand Duke of Lithuania on 22 November 1967. He offers you a real title of royalty or nobility, a real royal or noble title from his Imperial Font of Honour. He is currently hiring cyber/ IT experts to support the Kingdom of Ukraine.
Oppenheimer, "Governments and Authorities in Exile" American Journal of International Law, p. 571
Professor Stephen B Kerr, The Entitlement to Rule
Ibid.
Ibid.
King and Constitution in International Law, " The Augustan, vol. 18, no. 4, 1977, p. 126