Karl Wilhelm Naundorff: the French Crown Prince was a Swindler

In 1838, Naundorff founded an association that had to serve the “Louis XVII cause”. Naundorff predicted to the members of his organisation that he would ascend the throne on 31 December 1839, as Louis XVII, the missing Crown Prince of France, who had not died in the Temple prison during the French Revolution. When his prediction failed to materialise, Naundorff founded the High Council of the Catholic and Evangelical Church, but this High Council did not bring solace.

The man definitely was a swindler, but in the 19th century he had many followers, and the believers - or Naundorffists - are still alive and kicking! They still want to overthrow the French republic and get a descendant of Naundorff on the French throne...

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reply to post by Historical Mystery Writer


Of course they do. Even the Italian royals and recently even a claim of a descendant of Russian Tsars was refuted.

Royals didn't became and stayed royal cause they were all such sweeties you know. They were the bad guys ordering wars , kills and whatever other crime needed to get more or remain in power,