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After a long period of research I was finally able to find the burial place of Gustav Ritter Von Kahr. He was a loyal servant of the Royal Family. Dr. Gustav Ritter von Kahr is buried at; Munchen, Nordfriedhof. Mauer-li-306-Grab 7

Thank you for sharing the video. The gentle grace and infectious smile displayed by Duke Franz (King Francis II) is remarkable. While I watched the tape I had an odd prescient feeling. I could not put my finger on it so I watched the video again. As an artist one learns to pay attention to...

The fabled "Wittelsbach Blue" diamond is back in the news. The following quote comes from the Rapaport Insider a little over a month ago: "There is a chance the Wittelsbach diamond may have another go at the record books. Graff, who also purchased that $46 million pink diamond (mentioned...

Thank you Kasumi. This interview gives us a wonderful insight into the thinking of Prince Ludwig. I read it with great interest and have made a couple comment about the dialog. I felt the Prince was badgered about the death of King Ludwig II. The media person asked several inflammatory...

To understand the events of 1918 it may be necessary to revisit the Revolution of 1848 that put into motion forces that came to fruition after WWI. Certainly the struggle between Marxism and the monarchy can be traced to that period.

Ritter Von Kahr on Facebook Someone has posted a Community Page for Gustav Ritter Von Kahr on Facebook. Ritter Von Kahr was a loyal servant of both King Ludwig III as well as Prince Rupprecht and when Von Kahr was Prime Minister led Bavaria in turbulent times. Perhap a fresh interest in Ritter...