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million value. The jewels, belonging to the House of
Hesse, had been hidden in the cellar of their castle in
1944. They belonged to Princess Margaretha, sister of
Kaiser Wilhelm. A party of U.S. Army officers had held a
party at the Hesse castle to celebrate the anniversary of
D-Day. During the party, they discovered 1600 bottles of
wine buried in the cellar; beneath the wine they found the
jewels. Ten of the celebrants drank the wine and divided
up the jewels. Maj. Gen. J.M. Bevans, who was
reprimanded, later returned his part of the loot. Wac.
Captain Kathleen Durant and her husband, Col. J.
Durant were tried after two quarts of diamonds were dug
up in the backyard of their Falls Church home. Maj.
David Watson also was sentenced; he had been
previously awarded the Bronze Medal personally by
Gen. Eisenhower for his supply work, and also received
the Russian Medal for Battle Merit from Marshal Zhukov.
The House of Hesse is also known for the Curse of
Hesse, their introduction of the family disease of
hemophilia into many of the ruling houses of Europe,
particularly the Spanish Royal Family and the Romanov
family in Russia.
Old Mayer Amschel's heritage has survived intact,
according to the Washington Post, Dec. 20, 1984, which
notes that Frankfurt-am-Main is the financial capital of
Germany, headquarters of the five dominant German
banks, with 175 foreign banks established there. It also
is headquarters for the Central Bank, and the country's
largest stock exchange. Like Manhattan, it is also a