The Hohenthal family is a noted German noble family hailing from Könnern, Saxony-Anhalt. There were two lines of the family, an elder and a younger one. Members of the elder line family held the title of Imperial Count, awarded to them on 7 August 1790 by Frederick Augustus I of Saxony, as the Vicar of the Holy Roman Empire. They went extinct in 1860, while the younger, baronial branch survived until today.[1] Hohenthal is also a German surname, meaning high valley.
Notable people
edit- Lennart Hohenthal, murderer of Eliel Soisalon-Soininen
- Karl Hohenthal, one of the pseudonyms of Karl May
- Peter Hohmann, Edler von Hohenthal, town Councillor in Leipzig
- Gunnar von Hohenthal (1880–1966), Finnish modern pentathlete
- Sebastian Hohenthal (born 1984), Swedish racing driver
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