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>Hohenzollern

The last Grandmaster of the Teutonic Knights was, of course, Albert of Hohenzollern. Regardless, Martin Bodmer would have wielded significant influence within the Red Cross during WWII, and that influence reached far greater than the provision of ICRC passports to fleeing Nazis, as we shall discover later.

The Hohenzollern, Bodmer, Escher, Wyss, Sulzer and Schwab family-names all trace their origins to Swabian lands. Just as the Hohenzollern family became the kings of Prussia, the princes of Orange, and Kaisers of the German Reich, the core of Swabian nobility would remain within their beloved homeland. It was only fitting that the new army headquarters of this “horrible invisible enemy” we face-off against today, was established in the Swabian lands, where it all began.

https://prussiagate.substack.com/p/the-reichswef-part-v

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Studying the phenomenal rise of the Hohenzollerns, allows us to discover an exceptional correlation. At every point the world faced the horrors of war, plague, famine and death, the Hohenzollern acquired more power and stature.

Whether it was the Thirty Years War, the French Revolution, multiple Communist revolutions, the Unification wars, World Wars I & II, the Weimar hyperinflation, and every other crisis, the Hohenzollern were on hand to expand their power base at every turn. Were these opportunities simply coincidences? At what point do the number of coincidences become mathematically impossible?

Or, were the Hohenzollerns using a formula?

To answer that question, we must return to Swabia, where the other princely families remained while the Hohenzollerns pursued world domination. We must also look to the bank that these families all partnered with, at some point throughout the last 270 years. That bank was Rahn and Bodmer.