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Greg treats Czar Alexander I's reported visit to Eva Frank as suggestive evidence that Frankist networks still touched major royal circles as late as the early nineteenth century.
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "In 1800, the Franks sent red letters and red ink to hundreds of Jewish communities, including conversion to Frankism. However, the Frank siblings had..."
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Greg says Alexander I's family ties and his reported trip to see Eva Frank suggest that Russian, British, Jesuit, and Frankist strands may have overlapped more than standard histories admit.
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"In 1800, the Franks sent red letters and red ink to hundreds of Jewish communities, including conversion to Frankism. However, the Frank siblings had..."
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"Nonetheless, her followers continue to exist, and exist to this day. The French -Lithuanian cult has existed well into the middle of the 19th..."
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"He was their second cousin, as they were all the great grandchildren of King George II of Great Britain."
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"I really don't know that much about that part of history. I should know more, but it always sticks out to me when I..."
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"an ideology that's in the mix, and it brings some of these groups together, and it explains the inversion stuff we're always talking about...."
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The interview begins with an old historical puzzle and turns it into a present-tense accusation: dead sects do not stay dead when their stories, inversions, and elite habits get embedded in modernity.
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