The telegrams that pulled a prince from his British life
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The telegrams that pulled a prince from his British life
This episode explores the life of Charles Edward, a British prince by birth who became a German duke. It delves into the choices he made and the forces that shaped his transformation from a British royal to a figure associated with a dangerous political movement.
Person: Charles Edward
Date: 1953
Location: Coburg, Germany
Status: Minor Nazi follower
Event: Coronation of Queen Elizabeth
- Charles Edward was born a British prince, a grandson of Queen Victoria, and a future duke.
- At 14, he was chosen to become the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, moving to Germany and undergoing a Prussian military education.
- Kaiser Wilhelm II orchestrated his education, military service, and marriage, shaping his adult life.
- By 1905, he was the reigning Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, governing a small German state.
- In 1914, while in Oxford, Charles Edward received telegrams about the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and returned to Germany.
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