The Kessler twins they have very clear ideas about how theirs should be managed death it’s theirs funeral. The provisions also concern their loved one dog. However, it remains to be seen what the response of German law will be to unconventional requests.
The arrangements for the funeral of the Kessler twins
The historic showgirls, soul of successful television variety shows of the 60s and 70s, today have 87 years old. This is what the Kessler twins wrote in their will:
Ellen and I want our ashes to one day be mixed with our mother’s and we can all three be kept together. We have made provision for this in our wills. The common urn saves space. Nowadays you should save space everywhere. Even at the cemetery.
The Kessler twins in a photo from 1974.
This is the statement made by Alice Kessler a Bild. The urn of the Kessler twins’ mother is located in the cemetery of Gruenewaldnot far from Munich.
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But the Kesslers would also like the ashes of YelloThe poodle bequeathed by his mother:
We loved him more than anything. It was always a great joy to come home and see how happy the dog was with his two owners.
The crux of the issue, however, concerns the actual possibilities made available by German legislation: in Bavaria burial is not permitted two people in the same urn. And it’s not allowed bury a dog in a human cemetery.
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The Kessler pact
Some time ago the Kessler twins confessed theirs pact for euthanasia weekly Who. If one of the two ends up in a vegetative state, the other will have to help her die.
Who are the Kessler twins
Alice and Ellen Kessler were born on August 20 in 1936 to Nerchau, between Leipzig and Dresden. The town was located in at the time East Germany. The Kessler family fled to West Germany.
At 19, the Kesslers joined the dance troupe Blubell Girls. In 1959 they represented West Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest, coming eighth.
The real success came when theItaly he noticed them. The twins moved to the Bel Paese in 1961. After a series of minor participations in Cinecittàwere cast for the television broadcast Winter Garden. From then on they got noticed for increasingly important parts both in cinema and on TV.
The definitive consecration came when the Rai he entrusted them with the opening theme of Studio One (Da-da-un-pa).
Photo source: IPA
