Veldenstein Castle
Summary
Veldenstein Castle (German: Burg Veldenstein) is a historic castle located in Bavaria, Germany. According to researcher Dr. Sean Hross, this castle is significant as a location where prominent Nazi figures grew up, and the name itself contains symbolic references to pharaonic stone builders.
Etymology
The name "Veldenstein" breaks down into:
- Veld = Field (Dutch/German)
- Stein = Stone (German)
- Meaning: "Stones in the Field"
Hross connects this to:
- The "Steinsey" (stone builders) of pharaonic nobility
- European castle construction post-Roman Empire collapse
- The pharaonic invasion of Europe
Historical Context
Pharaonic Stone Builders Theory
According to Hross's research:
- Most European castles were built after the collapse of the Roman Empire
- Built following the "pharaonic invasion of Europe"
- European nobility fled Rome/Italy for France and other regions
- Castles represent the new strongholds of pharaonic bloodline nobility
Nazi Connections
Hross specifically mentions:
- High-ranking Nazi figures grew up in this castle
- Connection to World War II leadership
- The castle represents the continuity between pharaonic nobility and Nazi ideology
Symbolism
Templar Architecture
- Built in the style of Templar strongholds
- Represents the continuity of power structures
- Stone construction symbolizing permanence of control
Strategic Location
- Bavaria as a center of Nazi ideology
- Connection to other Bavarian castles
- Link to the broader network of noble residences
Related Research
The castle is mentioned in the broader context of:
- Nazi Templar continuity
- Pharaonic bloodline theory
- Swiss Octogon research
- European nobility networks
Quotes
"Castle Veldenstein - the word Stein means Stone, and veld means field, meaning stones in the field." ~ Dr. Sean Hross
"From the year thousands when practically all European castles were built after the pharaonic invasion of Europe, after the collapse of the Roman Empire, when the entire nobility of Europe had to leave Rome's Italy for France." ~ Dr. Sean Hross