Olaf Schroeter wrote: > > Gary Kern schrieb: > > > Dear Jüngerites: > > > > I wonder if anyone on the list has ever happened to read about a Madame > > Lupescu. She was evidently a Romanian and was active in the 1930's in > > Europe. My best guess is in France. She had some degree of fame, as my > > sole reference mentions her as though no further description is needed. > > > > She figures in my research in a way I prefer to explain later, so as not > > to set up any presuppositions. If anyone knows of MADAME LUPESCU, > > whether she was a clairvoyant, wife of a diplomat, circus performer, > > prostitute, mother of the queen, half-sister of EJ or two-headed symbol > > on a beer mug, please let me know. > > > > GK > > > > ================** You are subscribed to ernst-juenger-l. To leave send a mail to Majordomo@maillist.ox.ac.uk containing: unsubscribe ernst-juenger-l ** > > It's all on the web: > "Crown Prince Carol of Romania (the future King Carol II) renounced the throne in 1925 for the sake of his divorced > mistress Madame Lupescu." > > Lookee here: > > http://www.seattleboys.com/royalweb/16-4-2-1.html > > "Not long after his marriage he began an affair with the woman who was to become the bane of all Rumania, Madame > Lupescu, a Jewess." > > http://pw1.netcom.com/~blutkitt/IRONGUARD.html > > or basically: > > http://www.altavista.com/cgi-bin/query?pg=q&kl=XX&q=%22madame+lupescu%22&search=Search > > But what's with all the royalty? ;-) > > Greetings from BEerlin > > Olaf > ***************************** Amazing! Thanks to you and Rene for solving this puzzle. I had looked in books and done a web search without results. Walter G. Krivitsky, the Soviet defector of 1937, claimed, according to one memoir, to list Madame Lupescu among the agents he ran in Europe for Military Intelligence. So she was a spy. Shhh... don't tell anyone... Many thanks, Olaf and Rene. GK
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