Pilar Eyre brings to light the time when the Dutch monarchy was guided by a physician

Netherlands celebrates today This is the great national holiday, King’s Day, Guillermo and Maxima’s family celebrated amid popular enthusiasm in the city of Emmen. Of course, the Dutch monarchy, like other European monarchies – the British, Danish and even Spanish monarchies serve as examples – has experienced moments of serious crisis that have shaken the institution to such an extent that It has almost disappeared.

Continuity of monarchy in the spotlight

Dear journalist Pilar Eyre, a contributor to the magazine Lecturas, has brought to light one of the most controversial episodes involving the royal house of Holland. on their YouTube channel, and in the episode titled “The Terrible Secret in the Dutch Royal House“, Pilar Eyre tells us about some really controversial steps at “one of the richest royal families in the world, with one of the most important jewelery collections in the world”… We all remember Maxima at her coronation Pilar recalls, “She wore a tiara set with 800 diamonds from Kashmir, 400 diamonds from South Africa, an impressive sapphire… She always wears spectacular jewelry.”

But several years before Maxima’s accession to the Dutch throne, her husband’s grandmother, Queen Juliana, had seriously compromised the continuity of the monarchy in the Netherlands. “There’s a story in the history of Dutch royalty Of rage, of tragedy, of foresight, of supernatural beings, of Rasputin, This is from my youth, my childhood. There were three queens in a row, Queen Wilhelmina, Queen Juliana and Queen Beatrice. “Queen Juliana was someone I remember as a child, she was on all the covers, she was very famous,” says Pilar Eyre.

For nine years a woman named Grete Hoffmann was the greatest influence on Queen Juliana. The woman was a doctor and The queen placed herself in his hands to cure her youngest daughter, Christina.The one whom everyone called Marijke, who was born practically blind.

“When Juliana was pregnant, during a hearing in The Hague, a woman stepped out of line, fell at her feet, hugged her, He kissed her several times and said that he had gone to see her sick with rubella., they took him but Rani was already infected And everyone was worried about how the child was born. She had to wait for the birth because there was no ultrasound and when she was born they realized she was blind,” Eyre says.

The youngest of Queen Juliana’s four daughters was also born with the same disease. Infanta Margarita, sister of King Emeritus Juan Carlos and mother of María Zurita, This situation led Juliana to contact Juan Carlos’s mother, María de las Mercedes de Borbón. Pilar Eyre explains it this way: “She had the same disease as Juan Carlos’s sister Margarita, so they contacted her mother (Dona María) to find out what she had done. He told him that all the doctors assured him that there was no cure, but that he should try,

Juan Carlos’s mother prayed for both of them

Queen Juliana followed that path halfway around the world, but they also told her it was incurable. Then he suggested him the path of faith. After devoting herself to prayer and God, the Spanish woman came up with the idea of ​​organizing a spectacular mass on the 30th anniversary of the Fatima apparitions. ‘Let us go and politely ask them to heal our little daughters.’, Dona Maria said to Juliana. Of course, she was Protestant, so attending a Catholic mass would have placed her in a very compromising position before her people. Then Maria told him that she would pray for both of them.

“What Juliana sent was A large bouquet of flowers with a band to Fatima, who said that her daughter’s sight would be restored, He prayed deeply but none of them regained their sight,” says Pilar.

Desperate, Juliana turned to the Hoffmans.

Queen Juliana “didn’t know what to do anymore and someone told her about A humble woman who worked in a factory but had powers of healing and foresight. Not knowing what to do, without veiling herself and without saying that she was the queen, she went to meet Grete Hoffmanns, who became very famous. He laid the girl in front of her and she was unconscious and her eyes were empty and she said she swore she would go to her every morning and heal her,” explains Pilar Eyre.

Then the queen was forced to tell him who she was. Greet told him that he would practice witchcraft He had contact with reincarnation and would make “some passes” To fix the girl.

“Wishing the girl gets well, the mother said she had a little look. Hopefully things will work out.” Namaste settled in Juliana’s heart And then he advised her in matters of state and her marriage. And Prince Bernard made her very sad because he was corrupt and a womanizer, He had lovers whom he pretended to be. Thus, before each meeting, the psychic gave him a summary of what he had to say. It reached its peak in the intervention in the United Nations in the middle of the Cold War. They told him that the struggle had to end, that he had to follow Gandhi’s principles,” says Pilar.

The healer practically settled in the palace during the 1950s, the middle of the Cold War. The political advice the Hoffmanns gave Juliana caused many doubts not only in their country, but also in their own marriage. Although it was Prince Bernard who had introduced her to the diviner, when he realized that she had enormous influence over the queen, he made every effort to expel her from the palace. Grete, for her part, advised Juliana to divorce her husband, no matter how much of a queen she was.

Threatened by hitman

“At that time the girl was the least important thing, the only thing that mattered was the government. Hoffmann’s pictures became famous. Juliana started divorce proceedings but the Council of Ministers did not want to do it. There was a war and a psychic was found A colleague in Guillermina (Juliana’s mother), who changed her religion,” says Pilar.

“Finally some assassins went to her house and threatened her that if she continued going to the palace an accident would happen to her, we came to know about this years later. She got scared and the queen asked her to come back because the girl I became blind again and now I didn’t know how to live without their advice,” Pilar added.

“They pretended she went abroad and in all the photos Juliana looked like a lost soul, Finally, between her husband and the politicians, they brought her back with them. She remained an unfortunate woman all her life. She loved no one, she always said that Grete (who never earned anything and died in extreme poverty) was the only one who loved her selflessly,” Pilar Eyre concluded.