Dinastías Alemanas - Los Hohenzollerns | Documental sobre la realeza

German Dynasties - The Hohenzollerns - No other dynasty is more closely linked to the destiny of Germany than the Hohenzollerns. Princes, kings, and emperors came from this family. One hundred years ago, in November 1918, their reign came to an end. How do their descendants cope with the legacy of their ancestors? What paths have they taken? The family itself provides the answers. In the film, Georg Friedrich, Prince of Prussia, and Karl Friedrich, Prince of Hohenzollern, offer an exclusive personal perspective on the family. German Dynasties - The Hohenzollerns (2012) Genre: Documentary, History Country: Germany Language: Spanish Release Date: April 23, 2012 (Germany) Synopsis: The film crew followed the family for a year, including the grand family reunion to mark the 950th anniversary of the House of Hohenzollerns. Centuries ago, the dynasty split into two lines that still exist today: the Princely House of Swabia and the Prussian royal dynasty, which provided German monarchs until 1918. Role Models and Legacy Georg Friedrich, Prince of Prussia, finds it difficult to think of historical role models within his family, such as Kaiser Wilhelm II. Only his grandfather, Prince Louis Ferdinand, served as a role model for the young Prussian leader. After his father's early death, the grandfather took charge of his grandson and named him his successor as head of the House of Hohenzollern. His sons had disqualified themselves through improper marriages. To this day, the legacy of their ancestors remains a subject of dispute. It concerns the position, the honor, and the last cultural asset the family still possesses: Hohenzollern Castle in Swabia. Princely Kinship The Prince of Prussia finds support in his princely relatives from the Swabian city of Sigmaringen. Although there has been no dynastic relationship between the two lines since the 15th century, they have always appeared together as one family. The former rulers of the Principality of Sigmaringen still possess a great fortune today. For centuries, it has been customary to make the firstborn son the sole heir to keep the patrimony of castles, forests, and industry in the family's hands. A Dramatic Past and Noble Families Today The documentary presents the heads of both lineages in public and private moments. Portraits of Georg Friedrich, Prince of Prussia, and Karl Friedrich, Prince of Hohenzollern, are juxtaposed with the turbulent and often dramatic past of the dynasty, in opulent images from original locations, rare archival treasures, and exclusive family-owned film footage that offers glimpses into the noble families' private lives. In addition to the two heads of the family, Princess Sophie of Prussia, Princess Catherine of Hohenzollern, and other family members also provide insight into their lives and family history. ······························································································ #BritishRoyal #Documentary #royalfamily ··························································································· COPYRIGHT / IMPORTANT: All rights reserved! All films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rights holders through written contracts. If you have any questions, please send an email to: info[at]amogo-networx.com, Grjngo GmbH, www.grjngo.com.