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Monday, November 21, 2016 3:12:40 PM
A German historian has found the Royal decree banishing Friedrich Drumpf (Trump) and his wife Elisabeth from Bavaria in February 27, 1905, along with a letter of appeal which failed to lift their deportation order.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/21/trump-grandfather-friedrich-banished-germany-historian-royal-decree
Friedrich Trump, German grandfather to President-elect Donald Trump migrated to Alaska in 1885, aged 16. After years of operating bordellos in Alaska and Canada catering to miners, Canada deported Trump to Germany in 1901.
While in his hometown of Kallstadt, Germany Trump fell in love with Elisabeth Christ, whom he married a year later, and the two left for New York.
In 1905, when Elisabeth Christ Trump became homesick, Friedrich Trump and his wife returned to live in Germany, but the Bavarian government blocked the attempts of the former pimp to resettle in Kallstadt.
The decree from the Bavarian government dated February 1905 ordered Friedrich Trump and his wife Elisabeth to leave the kingdom of Bavaria within eight weeks, ostensibly as punishment for having failed to do mandatory military service and failing to give authorities notice of his departure to the US when he first emigrated in 1885.
The letter is a plea from Friedrich Trump sent to Prince Regent Luitpold asking that he and his wife, 3 month pregnant with Donald Trump's father, to be allowed to remain.
Trump's obsequious letter appealing to Prince Regent Luitpold, addressing him as “the much-loved, noble, wise and righteous sovereign and sublime ruler” failed to stop their deportation.
Photo of Friedrich Drumpf (Trump) from the Bavarian Police Archives
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/nov/21/trump-grandfather-friedrich-banished-germany-historian-royal-decree
Friedrich Trump, German grandfather to President-elect Donald Trump migrated to Alaska in 1885, aged 16. After years of operating bordellos in Alaska and Canada catering to miners, Canada deported Trump to Germany in 1901.
While in his hometown of Kallstadt, Germany Trump fell in love with Elisabeth Christ, whom he married a year later, and the two left for New York.
In 1905, when Elisabeth Christ Trump became homesick, Friedrich Trump and his wife returned to live in Germany, but the Bavarian government blocked the attempts of the former pimp to resettle in Kallstadt.
The decree from the Bavarian government dated February 1905 ordered Friedrich Trump and his wife Elisabeth to leave the kingdom of Bavaria within eight weeks, ostensibly as punishment for having failed to do mandatory military service and failing to give authorities notice of his departure to the US when he first emigrated in 1885.
The letter is a plea from Friedrich Trump sent to Prince Regent Luitpold asking that he and his wife, 3 month pregnant with Donald Trump's father, to be allowed to remain.
Trump's obsequious letter appealing to Prince Regent Luitpold, addressing him as “the much-loved, noble, wise and righteous sovereign and sublime ruler” failed to stop their deportation.
Photo of Friedrich Drumpf (Trump) from the Bavarian Police Archives
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