Regarding Referendums in Germany.
2020
Regarding Referendums.
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In the 1800's, citizens of Germany voted on whether to add its existing Monarchy (my Hohenzollern Royal Family) to Germany's Constitution, an attempt to secure its future more officially.
The vote was a solid YES. The rules were added to the Constitution of Germany (as they are now), enacted on the 18 January 1871.
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My Great-Great-Great Grandfather Kaiser Wilhelm 1 was ceremonially coronated for a second time on that date to mark the occasion. He was originally coronated Kaiser of Germany officially in 1861.
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The constitutionalisation of my Monarchy in 1871 did NOT convert my private family estate into a co-operative or public owned estate. It is still a private family estate, owned by one individual (me).
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There was no dispute over “which family was the Monarchy of Germany as a whole” prior to 1871, it was already my Hohenzollern Royal Family, with no alternatives.
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The document clearly stated a referendum amongst eligible German Citizens could be held to decide whether to retain my Hohenzollern Royal Family as the Constitutional Monarchy, but stipulated a vote could only be held ONCE PER CENTURY.
In around 1880, Crown Prince Fredereich 4’s only child Prince Wilhelm 2 was diagnosed as unable to have children. Wilhelm 2 was 21, and had just attempted to have his first eligible child in a no-sex no-marriage parenting agreement, which was always “somewhat embarrassingly official” if word leaked out. As a result, his Uncle Prince Alois Hitler the Hohenzollern, the second and final eligible child of Kaiser Wilhelm 1, was named heir to his nephew Prince Wilhelm 2. Prince Alois surname at birth was Hohenzollern, before he changed it to Hitler legally after his mother married and became Mrs Hitler.
Prince Edmund Hitler the Hohenzollern was born in 1886 and endorsed as next in line.
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Kaiser Wilhelm 1 died in 1888.
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His first son Kaiser Fredereich 4 succeeded him as Monarch.
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Due to health and security reasons Kaiser Fredereich 4 abdicated to his only child Kaiser Wilhelm 2 99 days later.
It meant that the other Monarchy (Preusseun) was destined to become permanently defunct when Kaiser Wilhelm 2 died.
For my Monarchy only, Kaiser Wilhelm 2’s Uncle became Crown Prince Alois Hitler the Hohenzollern. Crown Prince Alois was on holiday at the time with Princess Klara and Prince Edmund, in Gippsland, Australia. He was taking a break to recover from the death and state funeral of his father Kaiser Wilhelm 1.
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Prince Adolf Hitler the Hohenzollern was born whilst they were on holidays in Moe, Gippsland, Australia. When they arrived back in Germany in late 1889, Crown Prince Alois was informed of his new title, and Kaiser Wilhelm 2 authorised his second eligible son as Prince Adolf Hitler the Hohenzollern.
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In 1897 Prince Edmund Hitler the Hohenzollern died, murdered in hospital aged 11.
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In 1899:
Wilhelm 2 was Kaiser.
Alois was Crown Prince.
Prince Adolf was 2nd in line.
The only 3 left eligible to be Monarch.
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Because the other Monarchy, the Kingdom of Preusseun, was destined to become permanently defunct when Kaiser Wilhelm 2 died, the decision was made to allow that once a century referendum in January 1900.
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It was an attempt to determine if German Citizens wanted to retain my Monarchy in their national Constitution, or end the concept of Constitutional Monarchy in Germany completely to coincide with the Kingdom of Preusseun becoming permanently defunct when Kaiser Wilhelm 2 died.
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A yes vote result effectively meant endorsing Crown Prince Alois Hitler the Hohenzollern, and Prince Adolf Hitler the Hohenzollern (aged 10), as the next two Kaisers of Germany to be.
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The vote result was over 90% yes to retain. The result being clearly stated is an interesting reference point when discussing why Prince Imperial Adolf was not made Kaiser within a year of being abdicated to by Kaiser Wilhelm 2 in late 1918. It took over 31 years before he was finally coronated Kaiser of Germany in 1940. A long, arduous, and traumatic recovery from being wounded with a rudimentary machine gun during World War 1, which took over half a decade for Adolf to recover from, was also a huge factor.
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I was born and named Kaiser Adolf’s heir in 1972 under the Great-Grandchild Rule.
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Kaiser Adolf abdicated to me in December 1977, making me Prince Imperial Brian Webb the Hohenzollern. I was pre-authorized the additional title Prince Knight Hohenzollern, adding a “Sir” to my name, when I turned 18 (in 1990), fully aware compulsory retirement would be in 2020.
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Kaiser Adolf died in April 1982, aged 93, in Yarragon, Gippsland, Australia. He was living within 10 kilometres of my family home when he died. He was quietly buried next to his Uncle Kaiser Fredereich 4 in Moe memorial cemetery, as he pre-arranged himself.
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A referendum was held again in January 2000 to ask if German Citizens wanted me to be retained as their Constitutional Monarchy for another century. The vote was approximately 75% yes to retain, 25% to abolish.
Succession procedure was started to me in October 2016 and is incomplete.
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Covering up the 1900 referendum, and its result that endorsed Crown Prince Alois and Prince Adolf as the next two Kaiser of Germany to be, was the first thing they deleted from the book Mein Kampf when they began re-writing it after Kaiser Adolf was made a Prisoner of War in 1943.
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I own the copyright to Mein Kampf myself. A lot of the fictionalized and reworded text people read in it (if they read one of the fake versions on sale now) was written by evil fake physicist Albert Einstein himself, to reflect his own views on people like Jews and Homosexuals.
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They initially removed all references to my Hohenzollern Royal Family being the monarchy of Germany completely, including pretending Kaiser Wilhelm 2 wasn’t royalty either.
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Einstein, one of the most evil people to ever live on Earth, thought fictionalizing the book by re-writing it himself was all “preparation” for his sister (Adolf’s biological Cousin as well) taking over my Hohenzollern Royal Family with her deliberately inbred child conceived with Kaiser Adolf’s stolen sperm in 1944 when he was a prisoner of war. The beginning of “new philosophies” in Germany when the inbred Einstein child “became fake Kaiser”.
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The baby miscarried in April 1944, and was self-aborted by Einstein’s sister Sadie on the other side of the bars to Kaiser Adolf’s cell with a sharp implement. They took photos of the deceased foetus, and apparently threw it in the garbage.
They then decided not to tell anyone outside the Prisoner of War jail that was waiting for the inbred ineligible extortion plot baby to be delivered to Berlin that she had a miscarriage, and there would be no baby.
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When it didn’t arrive by the end of November 1944, they started pretending Kaiser Adolf was being “asked politely” if he was ready to be dragged back to Berlin with the inbred baby and Sadie Einstein, to pretend they were eligible and hand everything over before being tortured to death.
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They pretended they “politely” asked him every morning, as if he was watching the brat grow up on the other side of the bars, and he refused on principle every day. So they left him chained up and asked again the following morning.
When he escaped in late 1959 and people started talking about it, some asked if he “had Sadie and the 14-year-old child with him”. Some commented (play acting for the most part) “He finally agreed in exchange for a bath, did he?”.