Editing Glöbbery (section)

== History ==

=== Foundation and family lines ===

Glöbbery began with a meeting in the [[Red Salon]] at Festung Glöbbelhart. Reinhard Glöbbelhart controlled the fortress estate. Elias Schwammelwanger wrote the first doctrine and prepared the oath used by the twelve people named in the original register.<ref name="reinhard"/><ref name="elias"/>

The founders divided authority between their families. The Glöbbelhart line controlled the fortress and its records. The [[Schwammelwanger family|Schwammelwanger line]] kept the doctrine, sacrifice ledgers, and foreign correspondence. [[Valeriu Schwammelwanger]] later became the leading messenger between Glöbbery and its external partners.

=== Expansion ===

[[Jan Paap]] joined Glöbbery before the Second World War. In 1944, intermediaries from the order arranged a secret armistice concerning [[Narevaku]]. The agreement ended direct fighting between Paap's forces and the United States without American recognition of his regime. Japan ended its formal occupation but retained covert contact with Paap's organization. Those contacts continued after the war and became a formal alliance after Japan regained sovereignty in 1952.

Oskar Dirlewanger joined in the 1950s and connected Glöbbery to the [[Bucharest Butchers]]. During the rule of [[Eef Paap]], the order used Tanoan resources for its facilities. Eef reported to Valeriu Schwammelwanger on funding and construction. [[Reinhard Glöbbelhart (Glöbberist)|Reinhard Glöbbelhart]] later replaced him in the reporting chain.

[[Arbëror Shpend Leka]] entered the external register after a meeting near [[Prizren]] on 24 November 1999. His organization, [[Harku i Drenicës]], gave Glöbbery access to Balkan arms routes used by Tanoan-linked shipments toward Bucharest.<ref name="leka"/>