Vrah rodu císařského - Skutečný příběh syna Rudolfa II. – Žáček Jan (2019)

The relationship between Rudolf II and Kateřina Stradová was well known. From this union, several offspring eventually came into the world, but the only truly famous one became Juan Caesar d'Austria, the firstborn son in whom Rudolf II placed many hopes. However, fate was very cruel to this man, and he repaid that cruelty to all living things around him. Despite the lofty name of the great Caesar, he would have been better suited to the name Caligula. He was a debauched, sadistic murderer. He raped women as quickly as he disposed of them, and his madness ultimately led to a morbid fascination with blood and necrophilia. It is no wonder that the emperor himself had to make a decisive decision – he imprisoned his own son and kept him guarded in a locked room in Český Krumlov, where he ultimately died far from his family. This is the life story of one of the strangest personalities in our history, the Czech Marquis de Sade, based on historical facts and the diary of Juan d'Austria himself. ----- From the diary of Julius Caesar d'Austria: "Sometimes a person makes a mistake. But the call of instincts is so powerful... And I have the right, I have every right to fulfill it and sleep with whomever I please and whenever I please. She should have welcomed me with open arms, not bite me and pretend she didn't want it. No, I would not..."