Aye crikey.
The princess,
whose father served as a Nazi SS officerbefore and during World War II, has drawn criticism in the past for other statements.
In 2004, Princess Michael came under fire when she told a group of black patrons at a New York City restaurant to "go back to the colonies,"
the Guardian reported at the time.
She later attempted to defend herself when asked about the incident,
telling ITV, "I even pretended years ago to be an African, a half-caste African, but because of my light eyes I did not get away with it, but I dyed my hair black."
According to
The New York Times, another moment of controversy came in 2007, when two British scientists said their research indicated that female baboons' rank is hereditary.
“I always knew that when people who aren’t like us claim that hereditary rank is not part of human nature, they must be wrong. Now you’ve given me evolutionary proof!” she reportedly said
The royals loved the Nazis.
"Forty years after the war Buckingham Palace was rocked again last week by revelations that Prince Philip also has a little known Nazi in his past. Philip’s late brother-in-law, Prince Christoph of Hesse, was a Nazi who rose to the rank of colonel. Christoph married Philip’s favorite sister, Sophie, in 1930 and, like Princess Michael’s father, was judged fit by his SS superiors to participate in the lebensborn breeding program. He died in an air accident over Italy in 1943."
https://people.com/archive/the-sins...el-and-her-adopted-royal-family-vol-23-no-18/
