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Ala von Auersperg

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  • Born
    March 11, 1958 · Munich, Germany
  • Birth name
    Princess Annie-Laurie von Auersperg

Biography

  • Ala von Auersperg was born on March 11, 1958 in Munich, Germany. She is a writer, known for The Journey Back: Surviving Coma (1988), First Person with Maria Shriver (1990) and AM Cleveland (1983). She has been married to Ralph Isham since June 10, 1989. She was previously married to Franz Kneissl.

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      Ralph Isham(June 10, 1989 - present)
      Franz Kneissl(May 31, 1980 - 1987) (divorced, 2 children)

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  • Daughter of Martha Sunny von Bulow. Sister of Alexander von Auersperg. Former step-daughter of Claus von Bülow.
  • She and her second husband Ralph Isham, an international banker, were named in June 2006 as among the "Hamptons 500" by Hampton Style magazine.
  • Serves on the board of the Washington-based National Center for Victims of Crime, which she and her brother, Alex, founded in 1985. Also served for a time as president of the Sunny von Bulow Coma and Head Trauma Research Foundation, and was co-producer of two PBS specials.

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