in december 1938 my great -grandfather then prince
imperial adolf hitler the hohenzollern was openly
asked by his predecessor former kaiser prince
wilhelm ii who had abdicated to him in november
1918 if he could finally get around to being
crowned monarch of germany because he wanted
to go and see the look on his face when a crown
was put on his head it was a request made during
christmas dinner in 1938 by adolf's elderly cousin
that was too difficult to refuse adolf started
trying not to cry after slumping in his seat
trying not to say oh no out loud with a whimpering
noise resisting the urge to quietly say you bastard
Wilhelm II banged on the table with a comical,
damn it, pull yourself together man. Adolf had
to announce his coronation 12 months in advance
to the public, due to conditions placed on a
coronation occurring by Wilhelm II in the abdication
in 1918 designed to allow people time to recover
from World War I. Wilhelm II had assumed the
new monarch would be crowned by 1920, but Adolf
did not regain enough physical and mental health
after his near -fatal wounding during World War
I until around five years after Armistice Day,
which was two days after Adolf was abdicated
too. Adolf spent years in hospital after WWI.
Adolf publicly announced his coronation as monarch
of Germany would be on the 18th of January 1940
at the specific request of his cousin Wilhelm
II, a year in advance on the 18th of January
1939. The news was all over Europe soon after.
During the preparations and led up to the winter
coronation, Prince Imperial Adolf got involved
in a sexual relationship with a homosexual Jewish
rabbi. As a result, the man he was dating was
included in the coronation plans. He was officially
listed as Adolf's partner date for all the ceremonies.
including the coronation itself, with a seat
next to Adolf for the celebration meal afterwards.
Adolf's partner date's name was officially printed
on all the relevant information for the private
event, weeks in advance. Prince Imperial Adolf
wavered between feeling queasy and quite ill
the morning of the coronation. The likely reason,
apart from nerves, was his breakfast meal being
tampered with. There was definitely an attempt
to make him vomit during the day, if not all
day, to try to get the private event cancelled,
or ruin it. Adolf was coronated His Imperial
Majesty Kaiser Adolf Hitler the Hohenzollern
on the 18th of January, 1940. His cousin and
predecessor former Kaiser Prince Wilhelm II,
also the final emperor of Prussian, was in attendance.
The ceremony was nine days before Wilhelm II's
81st birthday. Wilhelm II was front and center,
opposite the front of the chair Adolf was coronated
in. The 18th of January was chosen due to it
being the official royal Hohenzollern public
holiday in Germany. It was called Constitutionalization
Day and was the date in 1871 that Germany's existing
Hohenzollern monarchy was officially added to
the German constitution. The coronation was held
in a specially decorated coronation room in Wewelsburg
Castle, Buren, North Rhine -Westphalia. The property
is now my official residence outside of Berlin,
with the very recently rebuilt Berliner Schloss
my official residence in the capital. A carefully
selected room with multiple windows, a dome ceiling,
and a recess in the floor for the chair used
for the coronation. A frieze was added at the
top of the dome roof, with a depiction of new
Kaiser Adolf's lineage chart on it, the same
design that led to his iconic Royal Hohenzollern
monogram and flag in 1923. The domed roof was
made of bricks and had a swirling galaxy type
effect in it. Particularly for Adolf, who was
obviously nervous and feeling ill and dizzy due
to a poisoned breakfast. The ceremony went well,
with new Kaiser Adolf staring at Wilhelm II when
the circlet was put on his head, trying not to
pull a face. It didn't work. People started calling
him Your Majesty immediately afterwards, and
he went and had dinner with guests seated next
to his homosexual rabbi sexual partner at the
time. Everyone got mildly drunk afterwards, before
Kaiser Adolf went to get some fresh air with
his date. His date took several photographs of
him dressed to look like his uncle Kaiser Frederick
IV, who died in Gippsland when then Crown Prince
Adolf was in service with the German army in
the trenches on the Western Front during 1916.
As a side note, Kaiser Adolf and his uncle Kaiser
Frederick IV are buried next to each other in
Moe Memorial Cemetery, Gippsland, Victoria, Australia.
The new Kaiser changed into more comfortable
clothing, with monogram armbands afterwards.
The more familiar utility shirt and tie, etc.
Like it was back to being a politician -cum -chancellor
again, before things got a bit silly. He was
photographed after he changed clothes and had
sobered up a little, standing there sort of staring
towards the top of his head where the circlet
had been, with a quizzical look on his face.
People later pretended it was him scheming to
kill several minority groups worldwide, with
a crazed stare. No. Former Kaiser Prince Wilhelm
II died around 17 months later, in around June
1941, aged 82. To be more accurate about it,
he was murdered during World War II. The perpetrators
of his murder took a large number of photographs
of him propped up in a chair and in other artificial
poses, all taken after he was dead. The photographs
of him after his death regularly appear in response
to internet searches. After World War II, the
remnants of the neo -Nazis, their cohorts, and
other terrorism and organized crime groups tried
to pretend the coronation itself was what caused
the entire Jewish Holocaust during World War
II. They pretended they tried to kill every adult
Jew in Europe to attempt to make sure that Kaiser
Adolf's partner date for the coronation at Wielsburg,
a homosexual Jewish rabbi, was dead amongst the
other victims. As if the genocide was only an
attempt to cover up Adolf's coronation itself,
when attempting to erase references to Kaiser
Adolf being Hohenzollern monarchy, whilst he
was a prisoner of war between December 1943 and
late 1959. An apparent idea that was only in
circulation after the weak plan to pretend to
replace Kaiser Adolf with an inbred baby, bred
by Albert Einstein's sister Sadie Einstein with
the Kaiser's stolen sperm, whilst he was a prisoner
of war in Yugoslavia, in 1944, failed. Sadie
self -aborted the ineligible gestating fetus
at a small dinner table outside Kaiser Adolf's
cell in April 1944. She was intentionally just
out of reach of him through the cell bars at
the time.