Hohenzollern royal family quick history. The
centenary of the Kaiser Adolf Hitler the Hohenzollern
royal family flag and monogram 2023, part 1.
The Hohenzollern imperial family monogram flag
designed by then Prince Imperial Adolf Hitler
the Hohenzollern was first copyrighted in 1923.
Therefore, the incident that caused a copy of
the flag, known afterwards as the Blutfern, to
become stained with the bullet wound blood of
some of Adolf's homosexual friends from that
city was also in 1923. The incident was the precursor
to a putsch attempt against the government of
Germany, erroneously known as the Beer Hall Putsch.
Prince Imperial Adolf Hitler the Hohenzollern
designed a new royal family monogram for himself
in 1923. It was based on a diagram of his imperial
lineage chart, displaying the two sub -branches
from Kaiser Friedrich Wilhelm IV to himself,
and now me. The two official sub -branches eventually
caused Kaiser Adolf to be successor to his cousin
Kaiser Wilhelm II. They had the same grandfather,
and their grandmothers were half -sisters. He
drew up the chart, took note of how the connecting
lines looked similar to the spelling of the names
Hitler and Hohenzollern, and ended up drawing
them crossed over together. He decided to neaten
it up by making the symbol symmetrical, and labeled
it his new, double -sided monogram. It looks
like it is based on the letters of the names
Hitler or Hohenzollern, depending on which side
you look at it from. He then designed a new Royal
Hohenzollern family flag for himself, using the
white circle from his uncle Kaiser Friedrich
IV's flag, in the colors of his grandfather Kaiser
Wilhelm I's horizontally striped flag. Plain
red, off -white circle, with off -black monogram.
They were officially registered and copyrighted
to my Royal Hohenzollern family, with the help
of former Kaiser Prinz Wilhelm II. They were
processed by the Patent Office in 1923, which
likely alerted evil idiot Albert Einstein to
their existence. Royal authorization was verified
by the German Supreme Court. In late 1923 Prince
Imperial Adolf was abducted during an armed attack
on a gay bar in Munchen. He shyly snuck a copy
of the new flag into the bar to quietly show
some friends privately, before anything public
to announce it and display it had been planned.
He went into the bar, showed it to them, they
took photos of him holding it, he explained how
he came up with it, and then it was draped over
a bar stool while they bought him a quiet, overly
large drink. The bar was then suddenly illegally
raided by dishevelled people with guns, who sprayed
bullets at the people Adolf was drinking with
from behind him. While he was staring in shock,
not fully aware of what was happening, they grabbed
him from behind and dragged him out of the bar
pretending he was the shooter. He yelled, what
do you mean? I don't even carry a gun. The flag
was still on the bar stool and was splattered
with blood from his homosexual friend's bullet
wounds in the process. As Adolf was taken out
of the bar, he looked back at his friends and
got a glimpse of pressure being applied to bullet
wounds with men prone on the floor. The incident
was horribly traumatic. Prince Imperial Adolf
was detained in an empty jail that had been partially
condemned. He was told he was suspected of perpetrating
the shooting and if any of his friends died,
he would be charged with murder. He was illegally
detained in the empty jail indefinitely. His
bedding was laundered, they washed his clothes,
cleaned his cell, fed him meals, took photographs,
allowed him to use amenities, and offered him
writing implements and paper. But there was nothing
else, not even radio. They claimed he was under
investigation for being the shooter in the incident.
After 13 months he was suddenly told he was being
released without charge, and he had been cleared
of any wrongdoing. His personal belongings were
returned to him, which included the bloodstained
flag. It had been casually washed, then dried
on a cloth of slime. He was talked to as if they
would call him a taxi to anywhere he wanted to
go, there and then, at their expense. He was
immediately outraged. He demanded arrests, treason
charges, and compensation. Legal negotiations
resulted in 1 .3 million douche marks compensation
for wrongful imprisonment and wrongful arrest.
100 ,000 for every month he was in jail. He agreed
in exchange for not pressing imperial or civil
charges against the people who released him.
They vowed the perpetrators would be held accountable.
After his release from jail, he tried to re -establish
his personal relationships and quickly find out
what happened to his friends in the gay bar the
night he was abducted. He had not been given
any updates on their medical condition the whole
time he was in jail. People who were quite relieved
he was accounted for are safe and well told him
there was an attempt at a violent coup against
the German government whilst he was missing.
It had failed, with order restored weeks before
he was released. There had been riots, gunfire
in the streets, armed forces deployed, attacks
on major buildings, and fatalities. He missed
the whole thing. Prince Imperial Adolf immediately
organized memorials erected for the victims,
including his gay friends, and a memorial march
held every year on the date he was abducted from
the gay bar in 1923. He used his writings in
jail to complete a book, becoming somewhat of
a recluse after his release, with the stained
flag near him frequently. Prince Imperial Adolf
later used the compensation to go into politics
with the new union -based Nazi Workers' Party
in around 1927. It was during that time that
he formed a closer private and public friendship
with his older ineligible brother Ernst Röhm.
In the subsequent election campaign leading up
to the vote in 1933, his party started wearing
Prince Imperial Adolf's royal monogram flag on
armbands as support for his eventual coronation
as monarch of Germany. In the 1933 election,
he won his seat. Prince Imperial Adolf Hitler
the Hohenzollern, the Kaiser of Germany to be
since 1918, was unexpectedly elected Chancellor
of Germany by Parliament during the first week
of the new term in 1933. He was photographed
celebrating his election victory with Ernst.
The Blutfern incident in the Gay Bar in München
on the 9th of November 1923, and the compensation
awarded afterwards, was the main catalyst for
then -Prince Imperial Adolf going into politics.
Theoretically, given the constitutional monarchy
referendum result in 1900, he should have already
been Kaiser of Germany, and politics would not
have been on the agenda at all. If he had not
gone into politics, he would likely never have
made any regular public speeches, apart from
casually speaking at events like the Berlin Olympics,
charity fundraisers, and openings as head of
the monarchy. Most of the speeches made by Kaiser
Adolf available on the internet are the fully
recorded practice rehearsals in empty venues,
edited to look like the final product delivered
at the official event. Prince Imperial Adolf
regularly used the bloodfin at official events,
sometimes inviting people to approach him and
touch the bloodstained flag with their own. In
1940, after Kaiser Adolf was coronated, the copyright
holder's name was altered to reflect the fact
he had been officially crowned monarch. I am
the second owner, and there is nobody else eligible
to take over the German origin restricted royal
family copyright. Morons who pretend the monogram
and flag was designed by, copyrighted to, or
taken over by the neo -Nazis when they declared
their terrorism group by name in December 1943
are creating a lunatic logic gap of 20 years
with a claim. Both were first copyrighted to
my royal Hohenzollern family in 1923, when Wilhelm
II was still alive. If those people insist on
pretending the monogram and flag were first designed
by Neo -Nazis in 1943, after Wilhelm II died,
they will not be able to get adulterated historical
material about the Bloodford incident in 1923
removed from media. Simply because fake history
lunatics playing reputation Othello with historical
events fictionalized the incident, to attempt
to blame then Prince Imperial Adolf for the putsch
he missed completely. As if Prince Imperial Adolf
tried to overthrow the German government himself
in 1923, starting with the Beer Hall Bloodford
incident on the 9th of November, then was elected
to Parliament democratically 10 years later.
Kaiser Adolf was never convicted of a criminal
offense in his lifetime.