Justice delayed is justice denied

Pushed to my last resort
I took my father to court
It was all over the news
The family was not amused
Some people were horrible
It was terrible
I kept level headed
In the old days I would be beheaded
The judges listened with deaf ears
Knowing the outcome was clear
Power took over
The whole charade was a cover
Lady justice is not blind
She has left me in a bind
Blacklisted, outcast
My future will not be my past
Justice is a nonsense word
That does not exist in this world


Delphine Boël

Since 1 October 2020

Delphine van Saksen-Coburg
Daughter of king Albert II
Princess of Belgium
Royal Highness

Delphine van Saksen-Coburg
Dochter van Albert II
Prinses van België
Koninklijke hoogheid

Onderstaand persmoment begint op minuut 7 van de video

Persmoment – Moment de presse: Delphine de Saxe-Cobourg Gotha

Live gestreamd op 5 okt. 2020

La cour d’appel de Bruxelles a statué en la faveur Delphine Boël qui est devenue officiellement princesse de Belgique. Elle change donc désormais de nom et prend celui de son père, de Saxe-Cobourg-Gotha.
 

In maart 2017 oordeelde de rechtbank nog dat de aanvraag van Delphine ongegrond was:

Albert II is niet de wettelijke vader van Delphine Boël

Professor Grondwettelijk Recht Marc Uyttendaele maakt in de inleiding van de persconferentie o.a. duidelijk welke beproefing de gerechtelijke procedure van 7 jaar was.

Advocaat Alain De Jonge met (toen nog) Delphine Boël in 2018. FOTO: ISOPIX. De professor bewiekrookt meester De Jonge in de inleiding van bovenstaande persconfrentie

1 The Secret Princess: King’s love child in court battle for recognition | 60 Minutes Australia

11 okt. 2020

Game of Thrones (2020) 60 MINUTES reporter Liam Bartlett used to consider the British Royal family to be the masters – and mistresses – of scandal. Now he thinks they may have to hand over their crown to the Belgian Royal family, who have sensationally been ordered to acknowledge and recognise a brand-new princess. However, this decree is not a reason for official celebration on the streets of Brussels because, rather embarrassingly, the new royal is the 52-year-old love child of the former King, Albert II. Back in the 1960s when he was a prince, the supposedly happily married and deeply religious Albert took a long-term lover. Delphine Boel was the surprise consequence of the illicit affair. For most of her life she dutifully kept mum about her lineage, until a bitter falling out with her father changed her mind.
 
For forty years, 60 Minutes have been telling Australians the world’s greatest stories. Tales that changed history, our nation and our lives. Reporters Liz Hayes, Tom Steinfort, Tara Brown, Liam Bartlett and Sarah Abo look past the headlines because there is always a bigger picture. Sundays are for 60 Minutes.
 

2 Albert II took his role seriously

19 jul. 2013

 
Albert was born in 1934, with an older sister, Josephine, and a big brother, Baudoin. A driving… 
 
Albert was born in 1934, with an older sister, Josephine, and a big brother, Baudoin. A driving accident robbed the young children of their mother, Queen Astrid, only a year later. During World War Two, Belgium surrendered to Germany. The royal family, scattered in exile, would only return to Belgium – after a regrouping in Switzerland – in 1950. This followed a controversial referendum and Albert’s father Leopold’s handing the throne over to the older son, Baudoin.
 

Nine years later, Albert married Princess Paola of Italy, and they made three children. He held several official posts, and travelled widely.

Baudoin reigned for 42 years, dying in 1993. He and Queen Fabiola, originally from Spain, had no offspring. Although Albert’s eldest son, Philippe, had been prepared for the role, Albert, now aged 59, was first in line. Only a year later, the country became a federal state and a new constitution was signed.

This was a big influence on his reign, and he made it his cause to promote inter-regional and inter-communal relations. A strong supporter of multi-cultural society, Albert spoke out openly and forcefully for pluralism and against xenophobia and discrimination. He earned his reputation as an unpretentiously warm and accessible king.

He rallied the people in 1996, when Belgium was dragged to the worst depravity by the pedophile serial murderer rapist Marc Dutroux. The anguished Belgians were deserted by their dysfunctional police and legal institutions, and failing politicians. Albert held meetings of condolence with the families of the children, and laid down a line the mourning nation craved.

He said. “The Queen and I are convinced that this tragedy must now be the occasion for a moral leap and a profound change in our country. Let each authority behave with humility, and self-examination.”

Belgians appreciated their sovereign for this. The next day’s White March filled central Brussels. Gatherings had been held outside courtrooms the week before. People had declared a national shame. Now they carried white.

Albert was never far from the front lines in politics, either, when opposing language communities threatened to dismantle the country – increasingly after 2007 – notably a few years later when divisions left it without a government for 541 days, and he did his part in the striving for answers.

“I wouldn’t be faithful to my role if I failed to reiterate solemnly the risks a long crisis runs for all Belgians, and if I didn’t exhort anew every man and woman politician to show themselves as constructive, and to swiftly find a balanced solution to our problems.”

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Reality is scary when you don’t believe in fairies
I want to see magic but I’m always in a panic
Torment
I resent
Make it stop
Blame, blame, blame
Shame, shame, shame
Always the same
No more guilt
How can I build?
Family ties stop me to fly
No more shame
It is too much pain
Make it stop
Otherwise I will drop
If this persists
I shall no more exit


Delphine Boël

3 Albert II: Belgium’s ex-king admits he fathered a love child

28 jan. 2020

The former monarch has acknowledged he is the biological father of artist Delphine Boël, whose paternity claim he has been battling for years. …
 
 

It is so strange
How I derange
When I was born
My parents were torn
Did they want me?
Am I not to be?
But the problem was I came out
And it moved everything about
So now I exit
That nasty feeling persists
Should I go away?
Or should I stay?
No fun that confused feeling
To always want to be feeling

 

Delphine Boël

4 ‘Dochter’ koning Albert rukt op

21 feb. 2017

De kansen van de vrouw die beweert dat de Belgische koning Albert II haar vader is nemen toe, zegt Ruud Mikkers in TELEGRAAF VANDAAG met Maarten Steendam.
 

I feel I am such a pain
Am I in the way?
I feel like running away
Especially from this place
They think how dare I show my face
What I have done to trigger this?
Without all this would my live be a bliss?
I will not accept their judgments and nasty comments
Nor be pushed down and surrounded by frowns
Or fake smiles that I can see from miles
I am in such pain
I do not deserve this fame of shame


Delphine Boël

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20 jun. 2013

 

6 Delphine Boël stelt tentoon in Antwerpen

9 nov. 2012

 
 
De internationaal bekende Belgische kunstenares Delphine Boël komt voor de eerste keer naar Antwerpen. Met haar nieuwe kleurrijke tentoonstelling in het centrum van de stad wil ze mensen doen nadenken en zich goed doen voelen.
 

You are the beginning
That sets my heart spinning
Your words are appealing
But your actions can be disturbing
You can be so thoughtful
But you can be so awful
You have such influence
While the truth can be hard
You are always in my heart


Delphine Boël

7 Belgique : l’ex-roi Albert II reconnaît enfin sa fille illégitime

28 jan. 2020

Belgique : l’ex-roi Albert II reconnaît sa fille illégitime, Delphine Boël. La quinquagénaire s’était lancée dans une croisade judiciaire depuis 13 ans pour se faire reconnaître par son père biologique.
 

8 Delphine Boël une nouvelle fois devant le tribunalDel

22 feb. 2017

 
Delphine Boël s’est rendue une nouvelle fois devant le tribunal pour contester la paternité de Jacques Boël et revendiquer celle du roi Albert II.
 

Life can be hell
If you can’t even yell
Why is communicating difficult?
Silence is your biggest fault
Stuck in a rut
Trust your gut
Speak your mind
And in Time you will find
That doors will open
By the words you have spoken


Delphine Boël

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17 jun. 2013

 

10 L’ex-Roi des Belges Albert II admet avoir un quatrième enfant

28 jan. 2020

Albert II a reconnu être le père biologique de Delphine Boël, âgée aujourd’hui de 51 ans. Une paternité confirmée par des tests ADN, auxquels la justice l’avait soumis.… LIRE L’ARTICLE : https://fr.euronews.com/2020/01/28/l-…
 

Never give up
When the going gets tough
Never give up
When you fuck-up
Never give up
When you are in a rut
Never give up
When life sucks
Never give up
When the system is corrupt
Never give up
When the future looks fucked
Never give up
Don’t self-destruct
Never give up
Try to reconstruct
Never give up


Delphine Boël

11 L’officialisation du parc Delphine Boël à Gand est à l’étude

2 feb. 2020

Delphine Boël est bien la fille du Roi Albert II. Mais ce qui n’est pas encore officiel, c’est l’appellation du parc situé le long de la Burggravenlaan et du chemin de fer à Gand. Depuis 2010, un petit espace vert porte le nom de la désormais quatrième enfant d’Albert. Une initiative d’un comité de riverains de l’avenue Princesse Clémentine, “Viva Clementina”. Le jour de l’inauguration, le 28 août 2010, Delphine Boël était même présente sur place pour dévoiler la plaque “Park Delphine Boël”, belgische kunstenares, 1968″.
Mais l’appellation, on l’a dit, n’a aucune valeur officielle. C’est désormais un lieu-dit qui a toutefois une reconnaissance numérique. Google a planté une indication “Parc Delphine Boël” sur ses cartes. La reconnaissance de Delphine actée par le Roi Albert II lui-même, les autorités gantoises et les riverains souhaiteraient aller plus loin dans la démarche.
Guy Reynebeau, ancien échevin gantois SP.A, qui avait organisé la cérémonie d’inauguration en 2010, a été un des premiers cette semaine à réclamer une formalisation de l’appellation dans un post facebook. “Lorsque le projet a été porté au conseil communal, il a fait couler beaucoup d’encre”, se souvient l’ancien mandataire dans une interview au Nieuwsblad. “Notamment parce qu’un parc prend son nom dans un quartier qui n’a que des noms de rues royales : Prinses Clementinalaan, Koningin Elisabethlaan, Koningin Astridlaan. Il s’agit donc d’une reconnaissance officieuse. Une fausse plaque signalétique de rue a été réalisée et placée à la lisière du parc. Le signe ne devait pas non plus sembler trop réel pour empêcher quiconque d’avoir à appeler les services d’urgence et qu’il y ait confusion.”
Aujourd’hui, celui-ci plaide pour la reconnaissance officielle. Pourquoi ? Afin de favoriser la féminisation de l’espace public, toujours dominé par des références masculines. “Une rue qui porterait le nom de Delphine Boël ? Cela n’aurait pas de sens et cela ne se fait qu’après le décès d’une personnalité. Mais officialiser l’appellation du parc, c’est tout à fait possible.”
Patrick Ysebie, du comité de quartier, a été l’origine de la création du parc, dans un esprit frondeur. “A Gand, nous sommes un peu des rebelles. Il faut savoir que ce parc est un endroit peu connu mais très agréable. On y trouve des arbres centenaires. Et c’est là que se trouvait jadis la gare Saint-Pierre”, déclare celui-ci à la VRT. “Tout le monde pensait que jamais elle ne viendrait à l’inauguration. On nous prenait pour des fous.”
A l’époque, Delphine Boël est une personnalité mais son lien avec la famille royale reste encore sujet à supputations. Depuis, les choses ont changé.
Pour les autorités gantoises, il faut toutefois se conformer à certains critères. “Seuls les membres de la famille royale vivants peuvent donner leur nom à une artère, à un lieu”, exemple avec le boulevard du Roi Albert II à Bruxelles inauguré en 1999. Dans le cas de Delphine Boël, “il y a une reconnaissance mais le statut juridique n’est pas encore très clair. En tout cas, ce qui sûr, c’est que Gand veut pousser la féminisation de l’espace public”, disent les autorités citées par la VRT.
Si le dossier venait à trouver une issue favorable, le comité de quartier se dit prêt à inviter une nouvelle fois Delphine dans le cadre d’une cérémonie formelle.
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11 Belgian king’s daughter fights for right to call herself a princess

11 sep. 2020

A woman who successfully fought a seven-year legal battle to prove she was the daughter of the former king of Belgium, Albert II, will learn next month whether, against the wishes of her father, she will be able to use the titles Her Royal Highness and the Princess of Belgium. Delphine Boël, 52, an artist and sculptor, whose mother had an extra-marital affair with Albert in the 1960s and 70s, argued in the Brussels court of appeal that she should also be able to use her biological father’s surname of Saxe-Coburg. The court will give its judgment on 29 October. King Albert, 86, who abdicated from the Belgian throne in 2013, was forced to acknowledge he was Boël’s biological father after a court-ordered DNA test last January. Boël, who had spent time with Albert as a child, nicknaming him Papillon (butterfly), had sought acknowledgement more than 20 years ago but her requests had been rejected. She launched a legal battle to prove paternity in June 2013, after the elder of her two children, Joséphine, was admitted to hospital with pneumonia, and she felt the absence of her biological father. Boël’s claim received a vital boost last autumn when the court of appeal ruled that Jacques Boël, with whom she grew up, was not her biological father and instructed an expert to carry out a test to compare her DNA with Albert’s. The king agreed to provide a saliva sample – which proved his paternity – after the courts threatened to fine him €5,000 (£4,370) for every day he refused. Marc Uyttendaele, Boël’s lawyer, said she simply wanted to be treated the same as Albert’s other children. “Those titles are things that belong to her, just as they belong to the other children of King Albert. My client never had any other intention than to be treated in exactly the same way as the other children of the king, her brothers and sister,” he said. Alain Berenboom, who is acting for the former king, said the issue of royal titles should be in the hands of the state, rather than the courts. “As far as the title is concerned, it is not a prerogative of the court but a prerogative of the executive power, in our opinion”, he said. On the day Albert stepped down from the throne seven years ago, citing ill-health, Boël’s mother, Baroness Sybille de Selys Longchamps, gave a TV interview where she spoke publicly for the first time about her affair with the king.“I thought I could not have children because I had had an infection,” she said of the relationship, which is said to have lasted from 1966 to 1984. “We had not taken any precautions.”She continued: “It was a beautiful period. Delphine was a love child. Albert was not the father figure but he was very sweet to her.” 
 
All data is taken from the source: https://www.theguardian.com/ 
 

12 Belgique : la fille naturelle d’Albert II

25 jun. 2013

Depuis 15 ans, tous les Belges la connaissent parce qu’elle affirme être la fille naturelle du roi Albert II. Et comme ce dernier refuse de la reconnaître officiellement, elle a décidé de l’attaquer devant la justice.
 

13 Albert II convoqué au tribunal en reconnaissance de paternité

26 okt. 2016

 
le 21 février 2017, Albert II, Jacques et Delphine Boël sont convoqués devant le tribunal de 1ere Instance de Bruxelles.
 

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Guilty guilty guilty

Why should I be burdened with this penalty?

There are many problems all over the place

Why should people pick on my face?

I am innocent

Was this an accident?

Sadly it is a lack of responsibility

This is a bad reality

It is evil and heartless

All this leaves me breathless

 

Delphine Boël

14 Belgique: une femme déclare être la fille non reconnue du roi

19 jun. 2013

 

Elle serait la fille non reconnue du Monarque Belge.
 

http://fr.euronews.com/2013/06/18/bel…

Elle serait la fille non reconnue du Monarque Belge. Delphine Boel âgée de 45 ans a fait comparaitre le roi Albert II et deux des ses enfants devant la cour de Bruxelles pour que le roi reconnaissent qu’il est bien son père. L’affaire éclate dans le royaume en 1999. Au cours d’un message adressé à Noel, le roi revient sur ses problèmes passagers de couple remontant aux années 60. Problèmes qui auraient donné lieu à une relation extra conjugale dont serait issue Delphine Boel. Mais dans la juridiction belge le roi ne peut comparaitre devant une cour, ce qui limitent les chances de Delphine Boel d’être reconnue.

 

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15 Illegitimate daughter of Belgian King Albert II releases autobiography

21 jul. 2015

AP Archive

1. Various of Delphine Boel, out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II, posing in street for media holding her autobiography
2. Interior of news conference, pan from media to Boel
3. Reverse shot of Boel seated at table
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Delphine Boel, Belgian artist and out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II:
“My message is more really, if I have to give one, is more really to the media who is interested in the story, is to say, look, I’ve told you and I’ve already said it through my work that came out of my guts, that just came out, it wasn’t trying to show anybody, it was just coming out like that and I explained it and I think now it is pretty much the end of the story. I have said what I had to say and if there is any more questions, please go to the other party which is the palace, not me.”
5. Cutaway of Boel’s books
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Delphine Boel, Belgian artist and out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II:
“I’ve tried because I want her to know, since at school there were already little children already saying: ‘You know your father is king’. She’s come back home and said ‘Papa is king’ and I said ‘No, not really, no’. But she’s getting a little confused and she is very young, so I will tell her gradually, but she is very little, she doesn’t understand it really.”
7. Close of Boel’s book
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Delphine Boel, Belgian artist and out-of-wedlock daughter of Belgian King Albert II:
“Yeah, a little bit like meat left to the dogs.”
9. Wide exterior royal palace
10. Close-up of Belgian flag

STORYLINE:

The out-of-wedlock daughter of King Albert II has published a book, venting her anger at her father’s refusal to have anything to do with her and making her feel “like meat left to the dogs”.

In “Cutting The Umbilical Cord,” 40-year-old Delphine Boel writes of her pain caused by Albert’s neglect of her and her desire to end nine years
of fruitless bids to seek royal recognition.

No matter your background, she writes in her book, “you are responsible for the child you produce. You do not abandon it. That is what my father has done.”

Boel, an artist living in London, presented her book to the media in Brussels on Wednesday.

“I have said what I had to say,” Boel said in a news conference on Wednesday, referring to her published work. “If there’s any more questions, please go to the other party which is the palace, not me.”

Boel’s existence was revealed in an unauthorised 1999 biography of Queen Paola, Albert’s Italian-born wife, as the daughter of the Belgian monarch and Sybille Baroness de Selys Longchamps, the wife of a former Belgian industrialist.

In his Christmas message that year, King Albert admitted to an extramarital affair in the late 1960s saying it nearly wrecked his marriage to Queen Paola.

But he added, “We won’t dwell on this subject which is part of our private lives”.

Since 1999, Boel has made several public appearances in Belgium hoping to normalise relations with King Albert who has four grown children with Queen Paola.

 

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When I was a child
I did not live in the wild
My mother took care
But there was something strange in the air
I was made to feel different
The gossip was persistent
I did not know the reason
Had there been a treason?
I grew up with a secret nag
And now I have a tag
People judge me and it makes me sad
One should not, It is bad
I hate racism/snobbism
It is a masked pessimism
We are all the same
There should be no shame

Delphine Boël

16 ‘Koning Albert ging 16 jaar vreemd’

25 okt. 2016

De vorige Belgische koning Albert II zet alles op alles om te voorkomen dat hij volgend jaar in de rechtbank moet verschijnen, voorspelt Ruud Mikkers in TELEGRAAF VANDAAG. Een vrouw die claimt dat ze zijn dochter is wil een dna-test.
 

17 Albert & Paola : het interview – deel 2

27 dec. 2017

Het tweede en laatste deel van het exclusieve gesprek dat VTM NIEUWS-journalist Barend Leyts en RTL-TVi-collega Pascal Vrebos hadden met koning Albert en koningin Paola. Het koningspaar praatte onder meer over hoe ze elkaar leerden kennen en over de troonsafstand van Albert, vorige zomer.
 
(c) VTM / RTL-TVi 2014 – uitgezonden 10.06.2014
 

18 Albert & Paola : het interview – deel 1

27 dec. 2017

Het eerste deel van het exclusieve gesprek dat VTM NIEUWS-journalist Barend Leyts en RTL-TVi-collega Pascal Vrebos hadden met koning Albert en koningin Paola. Het koningspaar praatte over hun jeugdjaren, over hun huwelijk, over het koningschap van Albert en over de moeilijke periode daarna.
 
(c) VTM / RTL-TVi 2014 – uitgezonden 09.06.2014
 

19 Confessions of a Prince

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Over a period of four years before his death in December 2004, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, the consort and husband of former Queen Juliana, gave a series of secret interviews to two Dutch journalists, on condition that nothing was published until after his funeral. In his conversations with the reporters, the German-born Prince sought to justify a string of extra-marital affairs and a million dollar bribe he had received in the 1970s from the American aircraft manufacturer Lockheed. Prince Bernhard also revealed for the first time the existence of an illegitimate daughter born as a result of an affair in the United States. The publication of the Prince’s confessions by De Volkskrantran newspaper shocked the Dutch public, but were met with silence by the Palace. Mike Lanchin spoke to Jan Tromp, one of the journalists who spent hours interviewing the controversial Dutch royalty.

Photo: Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard on the day of their wedding, January 1937 (Getty Images)

Prins Bernhard – Andere Tijden (2004)

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Martin van Amerongen, voormalig hoofdredacteur van De Groene Amsterdammer en prominent lid van het Republikeins Genootschap, werd in 1996 door Prins Bernhard op Soestdijk ontvangen. De twee raakten bevriend. Het verhaal over de vriendschap en de ontboezemingen van de prins tegenover Van Amerongen over de Lockheed-affaire kwam de afgelopen dagen al in het nieuws.

Maar er bestaat ook een tv-interview met Van Amerongen over Bernhard. Eind mei 2000, toen Bernhard op het randje van de dood leek te zweven, werd Van Amerongen geïnterviewd door Rudi Boon van het VPRO-programma Lopende Zaken. Ook in dat gesprek sprak Van Amerongen openhartig over zijn vriendschap met de Prins, op voorwaarde dat het interview alleen uitgezonden zou worden als Bernhard zou overlijden. Maar Bernhard overleefde Martin van Amerongen. De hoofdredacteur van De Groene overleed in 2002.

Nu Bernhard is overleden zendt Andere Tijden het interview met Van Amerongen aanstaande dinsdag 7 december voor het eerst uit.

Zembla (VARA) over Prins Bernhard (2004)

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In de ZEMBLA-aflevering ‘Leugens van Bernhard’, wordt een aantal van Bernhards beweringen tegen het licht gehouden. Ook zijn voor het eerst beelden te zien die Bernhard zelf heeft gemaakt en afkomstig zijn uit zijn privé-archief.

Rik Felderhof ontmoet Prins Bernhard (NCRV)

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BERNHARD – full documentary [HD]

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Bernhard van Lippe-Biesterfeld, Prins der Nederlanden, staat ook wel bekend als Prins Bernhard, de prins-gemaal van Juliana der Nederlanden. Maar wie was prins Bernhard en wat weten wij eigenlijk over hem? Wat weten wij van zijn beroemdheid, zijn positie in het koningshuis, zijn persoonlijke situatie, zijn zaken? Wat weten we van deze man waarover de meningen zo verdeeld zijn? Wat voor beeld heeft de bevolking van Nederland over hem? en voor ons het belangrijkst: Hoe is dat beeld van Prins Bernhard in Nederland en heen veranderd?

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Prins Bernhard was lid van de NSDAP

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Volgens onderzoek van Annejet van der Zijl was prins Bernhard lid van de NSDAP van Adolf Hitler.

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Prins Bernhard – Lockheed – Corruptie – Commissie Donner

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Commissie Donner (Commissie van Drie). Onderzoek naar corruptie van prins Bernhard (1976). Meer info: David Boulton: The Lockheed Papers (KRO Reporter 1999)
 
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Het document in kwestie bevindt zich onder nummer ZB II 1849 Akte 28 in het archief van de Humbolt Universiteit – de voormalige Friedrich-Wilhelm Universität – te Berlijn, waar Bernhard begin jaren dertig studeerde. De kaart is onderdeel van de ledenadministratie van de Studentenschaft, die na de oorlog door de Oost-Duitse autoriteiten in beslag werd genomen en in 1989 werd teruggegeven aan het universiteitsarchief. De beheerder ervan, de historicus Dr. Winfried Schultze, stelde het document in de zomer van 2009 ter beschikking aan Annejet van der Zijl, samen met enkele andere originele handschriften van Bernhard, zoals diens inschrijvingen in de jaarlijkse universiteitsadministratie.
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Dit is nog maar een fractie van wat die Bernhard allemaal heeft uitgevreten! Donner was gewoon een puppet aan een touwtje van Bernhard! De familie Donner is ook niet schoon van corruptie! Allemaal boeven die nooit achter de tralies hebben gezeten! AGENT ORANGE!!!!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saeFpUd3L-s
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Waar heb je anders commissies voor om eerst Bernhards rol in de Lockheed omkoping te downplayen en daarna ook nog Northtrop’s affaire uit het rapport te houden.

Bernhard, De Sprookjesprins (Andere Tijden 2019)

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Special over Prins Bernhard. Bernhard Leopold Frederik Everhard Julius Coert Karel Godfried Pieter, Prins der Nederlanden, Prins van Lippe-Biesterfeld, geboren als Bernhard Friedrich Eberhard Leopold Julius Kurt Carl Gottfried Peter Graf von Biesterfeld, was de prins-gemaal van koningin Juliana der Nederlanden.

Bernhard, het verhaal van een Duitser (2010)

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3 mrt. 2021

Documentaire van de NOS over Prins Bernhard

20 Royals met pensioen

18 apr. 2016

Prinses Beatrix, koning Albert en koningin Paola, koning Juan Carlos en koningin Sofía; royals met pensioen. Hoe is het leven na de troon? Rick Evers vertelt in VTM Royalty
 

21 Funniest Crooked Cop Prank!

 
 

30 mrt. 2011

Armored vehicle loses bags of money on the street right in front of some cautiously happy drivers. Then the crooked cop shows up and offers to split the money. When the cop is gone the armoured vehicle comes and and now the fun begins! 
 
Another one of our favourite pranks. A presentation of the Just For Laughs Gags. 
The funny hidden camera pranks show for the whole family. 
 
Juste pour rire les gags, l’émission de caméra caché la plus comique de la télé!