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The House of Wittelsbach were Bavarian royalty that still hold their titles today. The family were Holy Roman emperors and were granted the title of King of the Romans by the Papacy. They were also appointed as the first modern monarchs of Greece under the London Conference of 1832. The German word Witte means to shine or white. Many German nobility were formerly Byzantine nobility that migrated to Venice and then later to Germany. The Wittelsbach family are likely related with the Argyros family of the Byzantine Empire. Argos has various meanings including to shine and white. In Greek Mythology Argos was a giant given the epithet Panoptes which means All Seeing. A common symbol used by the Illuminati is the All Seeing Eye just as the House of Wittelsbach ruled during the establishment of the Bavarian Illuminati in 1776. Adam Weishaupt was born in the Electorate of Bavaria and established the Illuminati while under the rule of Prince Maximilian III Joseph of Wittelsbach at the Ingolstadt University also established by the House of Wittelsbach under Duke Louis IX of Wittelsbach.
Adam Weishaupt was educated by Jesuits in Canon law at the University of Ingolstadt before establishing the Bavarian Illuminati. The Jesuits were connected with the term Illuminati in Spain known as the Alumbrados more than two hundred years before the Bavarian Illuminati was created. The Jesuits had been banished in most of Europe and they reestablished themselves at Ingolstadt University. The Bavarian Illuminati was created to infiltrate Freemasonry for the Jesuits which work as an intelligence agency for the Black Nobility. The Bavarian House of Wittelsbach work closely with the royal families of Liechtenstein, Belgium, and Luxembourg which are Roman Catholic and former nobility of the Holy Roman Empire. Prince Joseph Wenzel of Liechtenstein is a Wittelsbach through his mother Princess Sophie. The Wittelsbach family claimed to be persecuted by the Nazis yet they have intermarried with the same noble families that were Nazis. The House of Wittelsbach helped to create the Nazis.
Duke Franz of Bavaria is the current head of the Bavarian House of Wittelsbach and a Knight of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta and Knight of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. Another member is Prince Max, Duke in Bavaria and his wife is from the Scottish House of Douglas. Prince Max is a Knight of the German Roman Catholic Crusader knighthood called the Teutonic Order which is currently headed up by Grand Master Bruno Platter. Prince Luitpold of Bavaria is another member of this family. The House of Wittelsbach have intermarried with many influential Holy Roman and North Italian nobility as well as the former ruling House of Stuart through Queen Elizabeth Stuart of Bohemia who married Frederick V of the Palatinate-Wittelsbach. The Stuart family formed the Hudson's Bay Company with its subsidiary Saks Fifth Avenue founded by Andrew Saks and Adam Gimbel who was a Bavarian Jew who was really a court factor of the House of Wittelsbach.
The Wittelsbach family have covert shares in Saks Fifth Avenue and Hudson's Bay Company. Richard A. Baker is the Chairman for Hudson's Bay Company and founder of NRDC Equity Partners which owns large amounts of shares in HBC. NRDC Equity Partners also owns Galeria Kaufhof in Cologne, Germany. The House of Wittelsbach were also the Prince-Bishops of Cologne starting with Prince Ernest of Bavaria. Pope Benedict XVI was born in Bavaria. Levi Strauss was from Bavaria and created the clothing line Levi Strauss & Co. Former US National Security Adviser Henry Kissinger was from Bavaria. August Horch was from Bavaria and established the car company Horch out of Cologne, Germany now known as Audi and located in Ingolstadt, Bavaria. These businessmen work for the House of Wittelsbach. Adolf Hitler served in the Bavarian army and the name Halder or its variant Halter were lower Bavarian nobility. Adolf Hitler was likely a descendent of Bavarian Halter nobility and was appointed by the modern Hoftag or Holy Roman princely council
