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'''Wolfgang von der Elfenbeinküste''' was a fisherman who was born in 1614 in [[Walstadt]], [[Natopia]]. He died in 1673 at sea. Wolfgang was married to [[Hannelore Grünenfeld]] and they had two children together, [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]], born in 1639 and [[Sylvia von der Elfenbeinküste]], born in 1641. While he was not involved in politics, Wolfgang was a staunch believer in the rule of the Blutwasser dynasty, especially that of [[Ludwig von Blutwasser]], of whom he had a picture in his cabin at the sea, and who he revered as a saint. Wolfgang did not believe that the Sangunese and the Tapferite people who lived among the Saxon majority in Walstadt should be awarded the same rights and he refused to sell freshly caught fish to them.  
'''Wolfgang von der Elfenbeinküste''' was a fisherman who was born in 1614 in [[Walstadt]], [[Natopia]]. He died in 1673 at sea. Wolfgang was married to [[Hannelore Grünenfeld]] and they had two children together, [[Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste]], born in 1639 and [[Sylvia von der Elfenbeinküste]], born in 1641. While he was not involved in politics, Wolfgang was a staunch believer in the rule of the Blutwasser dynasty, especially that of [[Ludwig von Blutwasser]], of whom he had a picture in his cabin at the sea, and who he revered as a saint. Wolfgang did not believe that the Sangunese and the Tapferite people who lived among the Saxon majority in Walstadt should be awarded the same rights and he refused to sell freshly caught fish to them.  

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Wolfgang von der Elfenbeinküste
Full name Wolfgang von der Elfenbeinküste
Pronouns He/him
Physical information
Species Human
Race South-Cibolan Saxon
Gender Male
Biographical information
Spouse Hannelore Grünenfeld
Children Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste, Sylvia von der Elfenbeinküste
Date of birth 1614
Place of birth Walstadt, Natopia
Date of death 1673
Place of death at sea
Nationality Natopian
Occupation Fisherman

Wolfgang von der Elfenbeinküste was a fisherman who was born in 1614 in Walstadt, Natopia. He died in 1673 at sea. Wolfgang was married to Hannelore Grünenfeld and they had two children together, Siegfried von der Elfenbeinküste, born in 1639 and Sylvia von der Elfenbeinküste, born in 1641. While he was not involved in politics, Wolfgang was a staunch believer in the rule of the Blutwasser dynasty, especially that of Ludwig von Blutwasser, of whom he had a picture in his cabin at the sea, and who he revered as a saint. Wolfgang did not believe that the Sangunese and the Tapferite people who lived among the Saxon majority in Walstadt should be awarded the same rights and he refused to sell freshly caught fish to them.