Word: hechingen
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Dates: during 1946-1946
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Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern, like everybody else, was house-hunting. Oh, he still had his 80-room castle near Hechingen, but it was "too impractical." He wanted a farm. And he had other worries: his sons. Mused 64-year-old "Willie," who has principally served his country by waiting to be called back to rule it: "You know, the Princes should take up some kind of employment...
Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Hohenzollern, 65, chinless favorite of World War I caricaturists, received the press at his villa in Hechingen, let it be known that he missed the horses and golf of dear old Potsdam, that the House of Hohenzollern was ready to trot onstage at a moment's notice. Queried newsmen: did he mean son Louis Ferdinand? "Myself or my son," he corrected...