28-05-2018, 01:48 AM
So you think you have in-law problems? How would you like it if your mother-in-law and sister-in-law were both totally smitten with actual (likely) Nazi spies or even war criminals? You think you have problems?
Below is an excerpt from a book about the father of Prince Radziwill who was JFK's brother-in-law. It should be noted that the husband of Jackie's sister Lee, Prince Stanislas Radziwill had been hired to intervene by Nazi Collaborator Hermann Schmitz, head of I G Farben in October 1963. This case was "on JFK's desk" essentially, when he was shot. Just two weeks after 11-22-63, LBJ quickly approved the sale of I G Farben subsidiary General Analine and Film which had been appropriated as Nazi property for 20 plus years.
If course, we know that as a girl, Jackie called Baron George de Mohrenschildt "uncle George". (Actually his name was von Mohrenschildt in the old country).
And as for her sister's father-in-law, he was recruited to be the "Quisling' or "Pierre Laval" for Nazi occupied Poland. Luckily for him, he refused, but apparently his friend Hermann Goring thought he would have been perfect for the job. (Read Treblinka, Auschwitz, etc.).
In the late stages of the War, he worked with Franz Goring, son of Hermann Goring and Fascist Swiss ex-President try to get the release of Jewish prisoners and Polish ones too. Franz Goring was heavily involved in intelligence activities with the Gehlen Organization under Allen Dulles. He apparently also worked for the US at times. His Wikipedia article doesn't even have his date of death. Nobody knows when or where he died. Janusz Radziwill was still alive on 11-22-63. He died four years later. He had served many years in the Soviet Union, either as a political prisoner or war criminal, take your pick.
The following is from the book "Trail Blazers For Invasion" by Frederick Ungar.
"So the German authorities sought, by temporarily reducing the tempo of murder and deportation, to start a movement in favor of "Polish sovereignty under German protection."
"They were confident of two prospects for the office of a "protected" Prime Minister, but with their total inability to understand the mentality of others, they guessed wrong. Goering's first choice was a conservative, Prince Janusz Radziwill, who had been extremely polite and even cordial to him when he was on a hunting trip as guest of the Polish Government.
"Prince Radziwill, however, politely refused the honor of being a house-painter's puppet. Then Goering turned to Professor Estreicher, who also refused and was murdered. The Germans made several more attempts to find a Polish Quisling, and when all attempts definitely failed they unleashed a horrible wave of terror, answered by the Poles with immediate counter-terror. Since then there has been no respite on either side, nor will there be until complete victory crushes the mad masters of oppressed Europe.
"After they occupied Lwow, the Germans made a last attempt to set up a Polish puppet government with Professor Bartel, a former Prime Minister of Poland and one of the outstanding scientists of the country. He disdainfully refused and was promptly shot, together with the entire Polish cabinet naively selected by the Germans.
"A final attempt was made by the Nazis at the end of the year 1941. They offered Count Wysocki, the former Polish Ambassador to Berlin, the "Presidency" of "A Greater Poland." The former diplomat "considered" the offer for nearly a month and persuaded the Germans not to execute him ... so the Germans, apparently,gave up. But the Germans will never abandon this fixed idea and, while doing their best to exterminate the Polish people, they are still searching among the living for a Quisling.
"The stubborn Polish people, brothers of the gallant defenders of Warsaw, have vowed to keep the first of the underground's "Ten Commandments."
"Remember that thou shalt give unto Poland without hesitation thy worldly goods, thy pursuit of of happiness and thy life."
James Lateer
Below is an excerpt from a book about the father of Prince Radziwill who was JFK's brother-in-law. It should be noted that the husband of Jackie's sister Lee, Prince Stanislas Radziwill had been hired to intervene by Nazi Collaborator Hermann Schmitz, head of I G Farben in October 1963. This case was "on JFK's desk" essentially, when he was shot. Just two weeks after 11-22-63, LBJ quickly approved the sale of I G Farben subsidiary General Analine and Film which had been appropriated as Nazi property for 20 plus years.
If course, we know that as a girl, Jackie called Baron George de Mohrenschildt "uncle George". (Actually his name was von Mohrenschildt in the old country).
And as for her sister's father-in-law, he was recruited to be the "Quisling' or "Pierre Laval" for Nazi occupied Poland. Luckily for him, he refused, but apparently his friend Hermann Goring thought he would have been perfect for the job. (Read Treblinka, Auschwitz, etc.).
In the late stages of the War, he worked with Franz Goring, son of Hermann Goring and Fascist Swiss ex-President try to get the release of Jewish prisoners and Polish ones too. Franz Goring was heavily involved in intelligence activities with the Gehlen Organization under Allen Dulles. He apparently also worked for the US at times. His Wikipedia article doesn't even have his date of death. Nobody knows when or where he died. Janusz Radziwill was still alive on 11-22-63. He died four years later. He had served many years in the Soviet Union, either as a political prisoner or war criminal, take your pick.
The following is from the book "Trail Blazers For Invasion" by Frederick Ungar.
"So the German authorities sought, by temporarily reducing the tempo of murder and deportation, to start a movement in favor of "Polish sovereignty under German protection."
"They were confident of two prospects for the office of a "protected" Prime Minister, but with their total inability to understand the mentality of others, they guessed wrong. Goering's first choice was a conservative, Prince Janusz Radziwill, who had been extremely polite and even cordial to him when he was on a hunting trip as guest of the Polish Government.
"Prince Radziwill, however, politely refused the honor of being a house-painter's puppet. Then Goering turned to Professor Estreicher, who also refused and was murdered. The Germans made several more attempts to find a Polish Quisling, and when all attempts definitely failed they unleashed a horrible wave of terror, answered by the Poles with immediate counter-terror. Since then there has been no respite on either side, nor will there be until complete victory crushes the mad masters of oppressed Europe.
"After they occupied Lwow, the Germans made a last attempt to set up a Polish puppet government with Professor Bartel, a former Prime Minister of Poland and one of the outstanding scientists of the country. He disdainfully refused and was promptly shot, together with the entire Polish cabinet naively selected by the Germans.
"A final attempt was made by the Nazis at the end of the year 1941. They offered Count Wysocki, the former Polish Ambassador to Berlin, the "Presidency" of "A Greater Poland." The former diplomat "considered" the offer for nearly a month and persuaded the Germans not to execute him ... so the Germans, apparently,gave up. But the Germans will never abandon this fixed idea and, while doing their best to exterminate the Polish people, they are still searching among the living for a Quisling.
"The stubborn Polish people, brothers of the gallant defenders of Warsaw, have vowed to keep the first of the underground's "Ten Commandments."
"Remember that thou shalt give unto Poland without hesitation thy worldly goods, thy pursuit of of happiness and thy life."
James Lateer