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Anonymous ID: 5e8e43 Oct. 12, 2026, 6:54 a.m. No.25132781   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2817

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Socialists got rid of German Princes before Adolf

 

Now one of them has been imprisoned on conspiracy charges. He believed there were children in dungeons and was Q - adjacent.

 

And interview with him will be released today after 4plus years of imprisonment. It's claimed he tried to overthrow the government

(think of it , he's actually part of a Princely group who ruled there)

What would you rather have, Socialists, Mercal, spawn of Adolf, or a benign enlightened Prince?

 

Really puts the "no Kings" that Jack Smith wore recently on a T shirt (Springsteen concert) in context?

 

Heinrich XIII, Prince Reuss (born 1951) was indeed arrested on 7 December 2022 and has been in pre-trial detention since, accused of leading a far-right "Reichsbürger" conspiracy to violently overthrow the German government.

He went on trial in May 2024, and today TichysEinblick published his first interview from prison after nearly four years in custody.

 

https://x.com/TichysEinblick/status/2109329137328660701

 

The process was remarkably peaceful — no armed conflict, no coup, just political pressure from below:

 

The chain of events:

 

Late October 1918: The German Revolution, sparked by naval mutinies in Kiel on October 29, spread inland. Workers' and soldiers' councils (Räte) formed across Germany, including in Gera and Greiz, demanding the end of monarchical rule.

 

November 9: Kaiser Wilhelm II abdicated. Chancellor Prince Max of Baden announced it unilaterally, hoping to preserve some form of monarchy — it was too late.

 

November 10 (Heinrich XXVII's 60th birthday): At Gera, a public assembly demanded the prince's abdication and the resignation of his ministers and the mayor.

A workers' and soldiers' council was formed. Heinrich XXVII abdicated as Prince of Reuss-Gera.

 

November 11 (the Armistice day): A demonstration at Greiz called for the prince to abdicate and for the principality to become a socialist republic.

The USPD (Independent Social Democrats) demonstrated with military security troops from Gera, forcing the Reuss government to step down. Heinrich XXVII, acting as regent for the mentally incapacitated Heinrich XXIV, abdicated on his behalf for Reuss-Greiz. A workers' and soldiers' council was set up the next day.

 

Aftermath:

 

Both territories immediately became republican "free states" (Freistaat), with provisional Social Democratic governments.

 

On 4 April 1919, they merged into the short-lived People's State of Reuss (Volksstaat Reuß).

 

In 1920, that state was absorbed into the Free State of Thuringia.

 

Heinrich XXVII was granted some castles and land by the new government as part of a settlement. Heinrich XXIV retained the right of residence at the Lower Castle in Greiz, where he lived out his days in seclusion until his death in 1927.

 

So in essence: the princes simply abdicated under pressure from local revolutionary councils, mirroring what happened to every other German monarch that month.

The small size of the principalities meant there was no military resistance to mount — the garrisons aligned with the revolutionary demands rather than defending the throne.

 

Lawyer for Prince Reuss denies he was ringleader of German coup plot

https://www.yahoo.com/news/lawyer-prince-reuss-denies-ringleader-154539266.html