Leopold Greenwertz

Leopold Greenwertz is best known for his discovery of the New World in 1832 as well as his contributions to the field of Post-Modern Alchemicalism.

Early Life and Childhood and Formative Years and Internship at Microsoft
Leopold Greenwertz was born in sometime between July of 1798 and August of 1812 to fathers Amadeus and Barry Greenwertz. Much of his childhood remains clouded in mystique. The nearest modern historians have come to unravelling the story of Greenwertz's developmental years is that one time they found his autobiography, "All About Me: The Leonard Greenwertz Story" in his presidential library in Moscow. Known about Greenwertz, however, is his involvement with Microsoft as an intern helping to develop Windows Vista.