Word: schillingsfurst
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...internal revolution and collective treachery (Riess is sure that every South American political crisis since 1933 has a German somewhere in its woodpile), men like Ribbentrop took care of individual, strategic and semiconscious traitors. Ribbentrop snake-charmed the Cliveden set, with the help of Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe-Waldenbourg-Schillingsfurst, who modestly confessed before a British court that it was she who made Munich possible. Canaris, who had worked with Mata Hari in Spain, founded Personnel Department...
Unlike her fellow Hungarian, Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe-Waldenbourg-Schillingsfurst, whose deportation from the U. S. is imminent, Lady Howard worked tirelessly after break of World War II knitting comforts for sailors, organizing bridge-party drives to buy Spitfire planes for the defense of Britain. Said estranged Lord Howard: "Lady Howard has done nothing but help people and work for people. . . . There is no one more English than she is. ... Whether she has any political interests I don't know."¶ The Rome radio took quick advantage of the fact that British officials kept secret the reason for the arrest...
Princess Stephanie Hohenlohe-Waldenburg-Schillingsfurst, 43, pro-Nazi cosmopolite, who recently lost a breach-of-contract suit against Lord Rothermere (London Daily Mail), landed in Manhattan, would not discuss politics. Said she: "If you'd like to write something about me, you might say I am known for my loyalty to my friends, my love of music, and my taste in dress. I have also won two beauty contests, one in England and another in Austria...