Which I for one would consider it worth contributing to, for anatomical details of one of Fritz's homoerotic relationships!
A laudable aim as such, but: have you considered you'd have to decypher the letter first? Because, see below. One of us would have to be up to decyphering Fritz' handwriting and his French, and it almost definitely won't be me.
Anyway, considering Germany now enters a November of lockdown because our pandemic numbers were rising like crazy, it's, literally, academic for now. Ditto re: the 1944 book.
That was exactly my reaction too.
IKR? And the guy actually taking over the key job (among the many ones Fredersdorf had) ought to know. Incidentally, if Glasow felt the need to forge Fredersdorf's signet, this also would argue that the claim that he had complete run of the Royal household and could do whatever he liked was exaggarated (otherwise he'd have helped himself to money from the Royal purse in his own right). (Which we thought before on account of Fritz' control issues; no way a young man in his 20s with no other proof of his loyalties than having gone with Fritz on the Dutch holidays would have been given that much uncontrolled access.)
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Re: New and Upcoming Sources Pt. 1
Date: 2020-10-30 06:45 am (UTC)A laudable aim as such, but: have you considered you'd have to decypher the letter first? Because, see below. One of us would have to be up to decyphering Fritz' handwriting and his French, and it almost definitely won't be me.
Anyway, considering Germany now enters a November of lockdown because our pandemic numbers were rising like crazy, it's, literally, academic for now. Ditto re: the 1944 book.
That was exactly my reaction too.
IKR? And the guy actually taking over the key job (among the many ones Fredersdorf had) ought to know. Incidentally, if Glasow felt the need to forge Fredersdorf's signet, this also would argue that the claim that he had complete run of the Royal household and could do whatever he liked was exaggarated (otherwise he'd have helped himself to money from the Royal purse in his own right). (Which we thought before on account of Fritz' control issues; no way a young man in his 20s with no other proof of his loyalties than having gone with Fritz on the Dutch holidays would have been given that much uncontrolled access.)