Royal House of Hohenzollern
Prince Joachim of Prussia was the youngest son of Kaiser Wilhelm II and his wife Auguste Viktoria of Schleswig-Holstein.
He married Princess Marie-Auguste of Anhalt in 1916 and fathered a son, Prince Karl Franz.
His marriage ended in divorce, and after his father's abdication, the prince found his reduced status difficult to accept. As a result, he is reported to have suffered from deep depression.
Joachim died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Potsdam.
His son grew to adulthood, married and had five children.
∼Prince Joachim of Prussia (1890-1920)
Born in Berlin, Germany
Died in Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Age 29
Cause of Death: Suicide
Prince Joachim of Prussia was the youngest son of Kaiser Wilhelm II and his wife Auguste Viktoria of Schleswig-Holstein.
He married Princess Marie-Auguste of Anhalt in 1916 and fathered a son, Prince Karl Franz.
His marriage ended in divorce, and after his father's abdication, the prince found his reduced status difficult to accept. As a result, he is reported to have suffered from deep depression.
Joachim died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Potsdam.
His son grew to adulthood, married and had five children.
∼Prince Joachim of Prussia (1890-1920)
Born in Berlin, Germany
Died in Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Age 29
Cause of Death: Suicide
Royal House of Hohenzollern
Prince Joachim of Prussia was the youngest son of Kaiser Wilhelm II and his wife Auguste Viktoria of Schleswig-Holstein.
He married Princess Marie-Auguste of Anhalt in 1916 and fathered a son, Prince Karl Franz.
His marriage ended in divorce, and after his father's abdication, the prince found his reduced status difficult to accept. As a result, he is reported to have suffered from deep depression.
Joachim died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Potsdam.
His son grew to adulthood, married and had five children.
∼Prince Joachim of Prussia (1890-1920)
Born in Berlin, Germany
Died in Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Age 29
Cause of Death: Suicide
Prince Joachim of Prussia was the youngest son of Kaiser Wilhelm II and his wife Auguste Viktoria of Schleswig-Holstein.
He married Princess Marie-Auguste of Anhalt in 1916 and fathered a son, Prince Karl Franz.
His marriage ended in divorce, and after his father's abdication, the prince found his reduced status difficult to accept. As a result, he is reported to have suffered from deep depression.
Joachim died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound in Potsdam.
His son grew to adulthood, married and had five children.
∼Prince Joachim of Prussia (1890-1920)
Born in Berlin, Germany
Died in Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Age 29
Cause of Death: Suicide
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