Margreth Settlement

My story about the name Margreth is dedicated to my aunt Margreth Breuninger. She is my mother, Angelika Köngeter's younger sister. Their mother and grandmother Cornelia have always stated about her three daughters that my mother is married to a capitalist, my aunt Gabi is married to a communist, and her youngest daughter Margreth is married to an egoist. I am delighted to announce that Margreth has married into the famed textile family Breuninger. That implies that Breuninger, the textile manufacturer, is egoistic, which could be correct. Her spouse Peter comes from Baden-Württemberg, a country known for its thriftiness. Another tale I can share about my mother's friendship with aunt Margreth demonstrates the type of people they both are. We spent all of our childhood vacations in Austria Söll. On the way back, we used to see our aunt Magreth, who lived in Munich at the time. We never returned to Magereth after they got into a dispute about something. My aunt Magereth wanted to donate her baby clothing to her best friend, which sparked their fight. My mother became upset because she refused to give the garments to her younger brother Günter. It must have been a family custom. Magereth became agitated and created a scene. She made it obvious that she had complete control over who received her baby things. There were rumors in the news that the Breuninger network would take over Berlin. They intended to buy the famed Kaufhaus des Westens (KA DE WE), which is currently in bankruptcy. What is your story about family rituals and the name Margreth?