"HISTORY: On 19 December 1949, Kurt Pfeiffer [de] presented to the reading group "Corona Legentium Aquensis", which he had founded, his proposals for the prize: "We have the honour of proposing annual presentation of an international prize for the most valuable contribution in the services of Western European understanding and work for the community, and in the services of humanity and world peace. This contribution may be in the field of literary, scientific, economic or political endeavour."
The sponsors of the prize, the City of Aachen, refer to Charlemagne as the "Founder of Western Culture", and assert that under his reign, the City of Aachen was once the spiritual and political centre of the whole of what is now western Europe.
The first Charlemagne Prize was awarded to Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, the founder of the Pan-European Movement.
Following the presentation of the award to the Italian Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperi in 1952, the International Charlemagne Prize of the City of Aachen has repeatedly sent messages going far beyond Germany and promoting the "unity of Europe".
(in my view it is the 4th REICH they are invoking/establishing with this Charlemagne-Hype)
"Charlemagne as “Pater Europae” - Already by the end of the 8th century, Charlemagne was being called Pater Europae (Father of Europe), in recognition of the impulse given during his reign to the very spirit and life of western Christianity. With its Gallo-Roman roots, the Frankish Empire combined a variety of peoples, cultures and countries. Charlemagne's reforms established this diverse realm on new foundations. Power was wielded only through the grace of God.
Of course, tensions within the empire were unavoidable, such as the rivalry between west-Frankish French and east-Frankish German territories. While Charlemagne was important for the future self-definition of the French nation, so he was vital to the Germans as the symbol of a higher unity.
**In 1566, Jean Bodin described Charlemagne as the first true monarch to rule uncontested over a civilized European empire, backed with the might of a Gallic army, and defend it against barbarians on its borders. **
Yet the more the gap between the ideal and the political reality widened, the further were sharp-witted clerics close to the monarchy prepared togo in promotion of the “Pater Europae” theory. And it was this idea of an essentially Christian occident that laid the groundwork for the later political and economic union of Europe.
Charlemagne’s value for today’s Europe After the Second World War, as wide swathes of Europe lay in rubble and ashes, both materially and spiritually, the European ideal of Charlemagne came as a saving hand.
The ancient Carolingian alliance of west-Frankish and east-Frankish wings of the empire was invoked repeatedly as an inspiration driving initiatives to overcome centuries of mistrust and the horrors of recent history between France and Germany.
"... a group of citizens close to the Textile entrepreneur Dr. Kurt Pfeiffer formed the “Corona Legentium Aquensis”, a circle for reading and discussion. Answers were actively sought to questions of how to build a peaceful and cooperative future of civil engagement, where concerned citizens could have an influence on the political development of Europe.
Scholarly and ethical men of rank, such as the philosopher Martin Heidegger or the physician Werner Heisenberg were invited to speak. On 19thDecember 1949, before a packed meeting of the “Corona” at the local Suermondt Museum, Dr. Kurt Pfeiffer presented the idea of an “Aachen Foundation for a European Prize”.
The resonance this received was remarkable. Everyone recognised in this idea the chance to use the status of Aachen and its history at the root of the European ideal as a bridge, not only between former national enemies, but also between the past and the future.
Twelve founding members signed the “1949 Proclamation”. Together with the augmentations of the 1990 Declaration, this builds the ideological bedrock of Aachen’s International Charlemagne Prize.
From today’s perspective, the almost undamaged structure of the Imperial Church, the “Kaiserdom”, rising above the fields of rubble in 1945, was a potent symbol, not only for the revival of the city, but for the enduring survival of the cultural heritage of Charlemagne."
Nice spot with the frog-like drawing of Pepin the short. Your correct about his familial relations - Pepin's dad, Charles 'the hammer' Martel was the grandfather of Charlemagne, Charles was a pivotal figure in starting the Carolingian dynasty, infact Carolingian translates to 'sons of Charles'.
I'm interested to know why royal families are obsessed with their bloodlines (and keeping their bloodline pure) so I am really interested in the dynasty that came before the Carolingans, the Merovingans. The main reason why I'm interested in this ruling family is because they belived they were descended from a mythical sea creature. This is from the Merovigians wikipedia:
It is said that while Chlodio was staying at the seaside with his wife one summer, his wife went into the sea at midday to bathe, and a beast of Neptune rather like a Quinotaur found her. In the event she was made pregnant, either by the beast or by her husband, and she gave birth to a son called Merovech, from whom the kings of the Franks have subsequently been called Merovingians.
I once heard Juan O Savin talking about how some part of the cabal believe that Eve was seduced into sexual intercourse by the serpent in the Garden of Eden and Cain is the result of that union. Like Juan O Savin, the Serpent impregnating Eve is discussed by sheldon Emry in this sermon, he suggests this is a doctrine taught by the Mormon church. Remembering the myth of the Merovingan kings being decended from a sea-beast, I'm starting to wonder if these stories or myths have something in common.
I need to look into this further. I am digging into family history and spiritual history... and the correlations to where we are now at this pivotal time. The more I learn the more I realize just how ignorant I am!
No, the European cabale love Charlemagne!
Where did you find that connection? I'd like to read more.... curious!
Easy:
"HISTORY: On 19 December 1949, Kurt Pfeiffer [de] presented to the reading group "Corona Legentium Aquensis", which he had founded, his proposals for the prize: "We have the honour of proposing annual presentation of an international prize for the most valuable contribution in the services of Western European understanding and work for the community, and in the services of humanity and world peace. This contribution may be in the field of literary, scientific, economic or political endeavour."
The sponsors of the prize, the City of Aachen, refer to Charlemagne as the "Founder of Western Culture", and assert that under his reign, the City of Aachen was once the spiritual and political centre of the whole of what is now western Europe.
The first Charlemagne Prize was awarded to Richard von Coudenhove-Kalergi, the founder of the Pan-European Movement.
Following the presentation of the award to the Italian Prime Minister Alcide de Gasperi in 1952, the International Charlemagne Prize of the City of Aachen has repeatedly sent messages going far beyond Germany and promoting the "unity of Europe".
"RECIPIENTS: Especially FIRST and LAST, but you will also find mor 'nice' people (Hallstein, Churchill, Marshall, Kissinger, Clinton, Merkel, Blair, ...) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne_Prize#Recipients
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne_Prize#History
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlemagne_Prize
(in my view it is the 4th REICH they are invoking/establishing with this Charlemagne-Hype)
"Charlemagne as “Pater Europae” - Already by the end of the 8th century, Charlemagne was being called Pater Europae (Father of Europe), in recognition of the impulse given during his reign to the very spirit and life of western Christianity. With its Gallo-Roman roots, the Frankish Empire combined a variety of peoples, cultures and countries. Charlemagne's reforms established this diverse realm on new foundations. Power was wielded only through the grace of God.
Of course, tensions within the empire were unavoidable, such as the rivalry between west-Frankish French and east-Frankish German territories. While Charlemagne was important for the future self-definition of the French nation, so he was vital to the Germans as the symbol of a higher unity.
**In 1566, Jean Bodin described Charlemagne as the first true monarch to rule uncontested over a civilized European empire, backed with the might of a Gallic army, and defend it against barbarians on its borders. **
Yet the more the gap between the ideal and the political reality widened, the further were sharp-witted clerics close to the monarchy prepared togo in promotion of the “Pater Europae” theory. And it was this idea of an essentially Christian occident that laid the groundwork for the later political and economic union of Europe.
Charlemagne’s value for today’s Europe After the Second World War, as wide swathes of Europe lay in rubble and ashes, both materially and spiritually, the European ideal of Charlemagne came as a saving hand.
The ancient Carolingian alliance of west-Frankish and east-Frankish wings of the empire was invoked repeatedly as an inspiration driving initiatives to overcome centuries of mistrust and the horrors of recent history between France and Germany.
"... a group of citizens close to the Textile entrepreneur Dr. Kurt Pfeiffer formed the “Corona Legentium Aquensis”, a circle for reading and discussion. Answers were actively sought to questions of how to build a peaceful and cooperative future of civil engagement, where concerned citizens could have an influence on the political development of Europe.
Scholarly and ethical men of rank, such as the philosopher Martin Heidegger or the physician Werner Heisenberg were invited to speak. On 19thDecember 1949, before a packed meeting of the “Corona” at the local Suermondt Museum, Dr. Kurt Pfeiffer presented the idea of an “Aachen Foundation for a European Prize”.
The resonance this received was remarkable. Everyone recognised in this idea the chance to use the status of Aachen and its history at the root of the European ideal as a bridge, not only between former national enemies, but also between the past and the future.
Twelve founding members signed the “1949 Proclamation”. Together with the augmentations of the 1990 Declaration, this builds the ideological bedrock of Aachen’s International Charlemagne Prize.
From today’s perspective, the almost undamaged structure of the Imperial Church, the “Kaiserdom”, rising above the fields of rubble in 1945, was a potent symbol, not only for the revival of the city, but for the enduring survival of the cultural heritage of Charlemagne."
https://www.vennbahn.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Vennbahn-Stories_1_Aachen_EN.pdf
Nice spot with the frog-like drawing of Pepin the short. Your correct about his familial relations - Pepin's dad, Charles 'the hammer' Martel was the grandfather of Charlemagne, Charles was a pivotal figure in starting the Carolingian dynasty, infact Carolingian translates to 'sons of Charles'.
I'm interested to know why royal families are obsessed with their bloodlines (and keeping their bloodline pure) so I am really interested in the dynasty that came before the Carolingans, the Merovingans. The main reason why I'm interested in this ruling family is because they belived they were descended from a mythical sea creature. This is from the Merovigians wikipedia:
It is said that while Chlodio was staying at the seaside with his wife one summer, his wife went into the sea at midday to bathe, and a beast of Neptune rather like a Quinotaur found her. In the event she was made pregnant, either by the beast or by her husband, and she gave birth to a son called Merovech, from whom the kings of the Franks have subsequently been called Merovingians.
I once heard Juan O Savin talking about how some part of the cabal believe that Eve was seduced into sexual intercourse by the serpent in the Garden of Eden and Cain is the result of that union. Like Juan O Savin, the Serpent impregnating Eve is discussed by sheldon Emry in this sermon, he suggests this is a doctrine taught by the Mormon church. Remembering the myth of the Merovingan kings being decended from a sea-beast, I'm starting to wonder if these stories or myths have something in common.
Here is the origin of Pepe, thousands of years ago.
https://pepethefrogfaith.wordpress.com/
I need to look into this further. I am digging into family history and spiritual history... and the correlations to where we are now at this pivotal time. The more I learn the more I realize just how ignorant I am!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepin_the_Short
Didn't he sell out to the Vatican initially? And a lot of those royal families were satanists, like the Plantagenet family.
misspelling is not a good looj. (sorry, couldnt help myself, am a victim of low hanging fruit.) kek.
The original Pepe was a cartoon character named “Pepe the Frog,” the heavy-lidded, endearing protagonist of Matt Furie’s 2005 comic zine Boy’s Club.