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*Note: Numerous smaller, miscellaneous additions are usually done on a daily basis and are not documented on this page.
****As often as I can I will be adding a new scan of a newspaper from Guernsey,
Hot darkness.
Added another issue of News From Germany (No. 7, April 1939). Check it out:
Thirty-two issues left to go!
Hot darkness.
Added another issue of News From Germany (No. 6, April 1939). Check it out:
Thirty-three issues left to go!
Humid darkness.
Added a HUGE update to the Walther Darré section. Check it out:
*Special thanks to Wolf for the help with the pictures!
Humid darkness.
Added another issue of News From Germany (No. 5, April 1939). Check it out:
Humid darkness.
Added a rare 1989 interview with Janos Moog, veteran of the 25th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS "Hunyadi" (1st Hungarian). Check it out:
A humid night.
Added a 1990 interview with Wolfgang Barth, member of the 3rd Waffen-SS Panzer Division "Totenkopf" and veteran of the Battle of Kursk. Check it out:
A humid night on 'Independence Day'.
Added a 1989 interview with the extraordinary Frieda Moser, member of the Bund Deutscher Mädel (League of German Girls) and wife of a German soldier who was murdered by the Allies after surrendering. Check it out:
The interview above with Frau Moser I think is one of my favorite interviews. Mein Gott she really tears into the illusions, the lies, the carefully crafted false narratives. She fearlessly says it how it is and was. Truly a beautiful human being if there ever was one.
I hope all of you out there in the darkness of cyberspace read this amazing interview and are inspired. Her bold fearlessness is surely something some of the people in our fight could learn from. Ler her golden spirit guide us and smile upon us in our darkest battles!
I missed Mourning the Ancient't 26th online anniversary, which was June 27th.
Hot and humid night.
Added a 1988 interview with Werner M., a cook for the elite Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler. Check it out:
Many thanks to my German comrade who translates the interviews into German. And to my other German comrade who helps to make the website shine! You have no idea how much I treasure you! And to all soldiers and fighters in this silent war, as the enemy's world slips further and further, drowning in its own poison. The world is finally beginning to open its eyes to the hidden truths! This is our time to be vigilant and as active as possible. Spread the truth, like seeds in the wind, everywhere you go. All of our tireless work in decades past is finally coming to fruition. The world is awakening, we must not let this window of opportunity pass!
'The world of men is dreaming, it has gone mad in its sleep, and a snake is strangling it, but it can't wake up.'
Heat and more heat.
Added a 1989 interview with a Fallschirmjäger veteran Lt. Colonel (ret.) Friedrich-Wilhelm Wangerin. Highly decorated, Wangerin won the Knight's Cross, German Cross in Gold and the Honor Roll Clasp. Check it out:
Heat and rain.
Added a rare 1988 interview with a veteran of the final Waffen-SS division, the mythical 'Nibelungen'.
Windy and warm as night falls.
Added an in-depth 1983 interview with Otto Kuche, a member of the German police and later Wehrmacht. Kuche was an outspoken Hitler critic, but was later won over when he saw the rebirth of Germany and its people through National Socialism. Check it out:
Sunshine & rain.
Added ANOTHER issue of the ultra-rare newsletter News from Germany (a period German publication refuting Allied lies in English!). Check it out:
The index of other issues is found here:
Rain, rain, nothing but rain.
Added another issue of the ultra-rare newsletter News from Germany (a period German publication refuting Allied lies in English!). Check it out:
The index of other issues is found here:
Plus new WWII interviews coming soon! Including a rare interview with a soldier in one of the most obscure divisions in the Waffen-SS, which was also the final division of the Waffen-SS -- the 38th SS Grenadier Division 'Nibelungen'!
Warm lilac-scented winds of spring.
Our 150th interview published!
Added a 1981 interview with Josef Biehl, former SS man at Dachau and later Wehrmacht veteran serving in France and Russia. Check it out:
Plus many various changes and additions added throughout the site.
A hot spring.
Added the first three issues of a very rare German newsletter from 1939-41 written for Americans.
-News from Germany
Added the German version of the 1989 interview with civilian Karoline Kondritz. Check it out:
I scanned and added an issue of the great postwar publication Der Weg:
A hot spring.
Added a 1989 interview with civilian Karoline "KK" Kondritz, whose husband fell in the East. She survived the Russian onslaught and the Allied genocide of Dresden. Check it out:
Summer in the spring.
This speaks for itself. The world is changing, people are waking up. Adolf Hitler's spirit has risen, in all of us. The world is finally coming to the realization that he was indeed right.
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The greatest day of the year!
Happy 135th birthday Adolf Hitler! You are more loved and more relevant than anytime in history and that love will only continue to grow as more people wake up to the truth!
You gave us a reason to fight, to live, to love.
I had wanted to do more for an April 20th update, but my time lately has been very limited. But I did scan some photos to share with you today. They show a valiant group of Hitler Youth boys become men. Check it out:
Added a recipe book by the Reichsnährstand (Reich Food Society). Check it out:
Spring spreads her wings.
Added an interview Martin Friedrich, author of Myth and Sun, Hitler Avatara and Hitlerism. Check it out:
Spring spreads her wings.
Added an interview with one of my favorite female National Socialists -- Florentine Rost van Tonningen. She was a lifelong, fervent National Socialist and SS member. Check it out:
Winter hanging on.
Added a sample to Trash and Treasure of a new comic based on books by Harold Covington. Show some support and buy some copies. We do not support one another enough in our struggle, something that has always hurt us. Check it out:
Winter fading fast.
Added a profile, my first in a long time, on a superb American woman named Laura Ingalls (not the famous pioneer woman but better). I only stumbled on her by accident, it seems they nearly killed her name, and I've done a ton of research on female aviators (for page 15 of Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind). Check her out:
The cold returns.
Added a scathing 1946 letter from Hermann Göring to the murderous rat Winston Churchill. This letter was written just five days before Göring's scheduled execution. Check it out:
Unseasonably warm.
Added a period Third Reich film called 'Gesunde Frau - Gesundes Volk'
Added some cool and rare award documents from a soldier who fought in the Spanish Civil War and with awards until November 1944. Check it out:
Added two Miguel Serrano interviews. The first one, courtesy of Excalibur journal (1988), can be found:
The second Miguel Serrano interview, courtesy of The Flaming Sword (1994), can be found:
Unseasonably warm.
Added a 1997 interview with Irma Bauer, a Mädelschaftsführerin [Girls' Leader] who served in the BDM [Bund Deutscher Mädel, or League of German Girls], during the war. Check it out:
And below... never underestimate the power of a German Shepherd! Unbeknownst to me, this 00 buck shotgun shell fell near his kennel, where it rolled just close enough for him to grab it.
Winter dying fast.
Hello readers, I hope your week has been better than mine. My main computer suddenly died. We did a ton of fighting together, that old PC and I... unfortunately, since I've been so crazy busy these last months, I didn't back a lot of stuff up for about 5 months, which was a ton of data, so it was a huge let down.
After days of study and failed attempts to retrieve the data, like magic suddenly the old warrior opened its eyes. Cracked open, with its parts strewn about the table, it suddenly came back to me. I was astonished, but very grateful. I quickly got my files and everything I needed.
I'm now on a new machine and I hate it. I hate new computers. You get so used to the old one and it kind of becomes a part of you. I'm super behind on things, email, updates, all that. I have to get my programs up and running and transfer everything I need.
All of you reading this: back up your files now! That faithful machine you are using will one day be suddenly dead.
See you soon!
An early Spring and a muddy mess.
Added the German version to the 1988 interview with Reinholt S., veteran of the elite Hohenstaufen SS Division. Check it out:
Mud and snow.
Added a new page cataloging currency of the Third Reich. First I've started with Wehrmacht currency. Check it out:
Cold.
Added a new interview from 1988 with Reinholt S., veteran of the elite Hohenstaufen SS Division. Check it out:
Cold.
Added some very interesting documents to the Ephemera page. Of special note, check out the surrender document toward the bottom. It shows the Germans trying to combat the Soviet propaganda (which is still repeated even today) that the Germans were killing soldiers that surrendered.
Brutal cold.
Added an interesting Allied occupation bill/note from May 1945. Some very ironic symbolism. You've probably never seen anything so blatant. Check it out:
Added many new Horst Wessel pictures. Check it out:
Plus various updates throughout the site...
Brutal cold.
Added a 'new' photo shoot called Light of Antiquity. Okay, it's not exactly new, it is from 2018. There is a huge backlog of unpublished photo shoots, it is just a matter of time. It can be pretty time-consuming putting up a new shoot. Anyway, I hope you guys like it. Check it out:
Bone-chilling cold.
Today is the birthday of one of the greatest Americans to ever have lived -- Robert Jay Mathews. Never was there a man more heroic, brave, passionate and driven as he. He was murdered on December 8, 1984 by the FBI, being burned alive. Mathews would have been 71 years old today, had he not given his life for his race. He gave up all to fight what we call today The Great Replacement. He was truly a beautiful man, who was universally admired and deeply loved by the great men who fought beside him.
He united a group of diverse strangers, the stamp of a true leader, in a heroic attempt to awaken the white race to the danger that was secretly plotting its genocide. He was a man like any conscientious person, a man with a common upbringing and an unremarkable adulthood. Until he learned the truth and found it impossible to ignore it. He vowed he would either see victory or die, he meant it. His heroic courage was only matched by his keen intelligence and infinite love of his people.
Mathews' sacrifice helped awaken and inspire countless people around the globe, myself included. As a young teenager I first picked up a system book about him and his 'Silent Bruders'. His inspirational life and beautiful death taught us everything we needed to know about greatness and fearless sacrifice.
We love you Bob Mathews, not a day has passed that we've forgotten your blessed name. It's been forty years since you left us. You taught us to never be afraid. To keep the faith despite all odds. To always let your love exceed your hate.
The warm cold.
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the death of Dietrich Eckart. Eckart was undoubtedly one of the most important people in the history of both Adolf Hitler and the National Socialist Worker's Party.
Eckart was the original publisher of the Völkischer Beobachter, the first newspaper of the NSDAP. He was a poet and wrote the lyrics of the first party anthem -- Sturmlied.
To Adolf Hitler he was a mentor, Hitler even called him a 'guiding light of the early National Socialist movement.'
Unfortunately, Eckart died young, at only 55 years old, in 1923. He saw in Adolf Hitler a savior of Germany, and much more. Sadly, he never got to witness our Führer's meteoric rise.
But here we are, spread all over this earth, remembering him on this winter day, in 2023, 100 years after his death.
On this day of his death, we light a candle for his life. For he will live in the hearts of all National Socialists, forever and ever.
The warm cold.
Added German versions of the Walter Wüst and Ludwig Machek interviews. Check them out:
The warm cold.
Added a 1989 interview with E. Mayer, veteran of the 10th Panzer Division, Reconnaissance Battalion, which saw action on all fronts. Check it out:
The warm cold.
Added a 1985 interview with German Cross in Gold winner Ludwig Machek. Check it out:
Added a rare Joseph Goebbels Christmas thank you card to a flak regiment protecting Berlin, an Adolf Hitler Christmas card, plus other neat items. Check them out:
Added some really cool decals/stickers from the Winterhilfswerk des Deutschen Volkes (Winter Relief of the German People) given to those who donated. Check them out:
*Also many thanks to Markus for his invaluable corrections, knowledge and support!
Starless, sleepless nights.
Added an updated interview with Professor Walther Wüst, President of the Ahnenerbe and SS officer in the Security Service with 50% more material. This was due to the fact that we found another part of the interview that was done on a different day. We merged both parts into one interview. Check it out:
Starless, sleepless nights.
Added a page that organizes and demystifies Miguel Serrano's many books. This is not a complete list, but it's all of his books that have been translated from his native language of Spanish to English. You'll note that the same book will often have different names and that a handful of his books are done by unscrupulous people looking to make a quick dollar. I tend to keep up on the publishing of any new Serrano books, so I'll add any new ones as time passes. You'll also note that many of the book covers are poorly printed, this is due to the original books being blurry, etc., I've scanned them exactly as they are:
Starless, sleepless nights.
Added a very interesting 1988 interview with Walter, professor in the Ahnenerbe [Ancestral Heritage] and SS officer in the Security Service [Sicherheitsdienst, SD]:
As usual, every day I add various new pictures and information throughout the site, but there are too many to list here.
Starless, sleepless nights.
which was occupied by the Third Reich during WWII. I have 222 newspapers,
which are unique due to the fact they are in English.
I'll leave this link up for you to easily check out new newspapers.
Check them out here:
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While listening to: - the sound of cars going nowhere in the night -
While listening to: - the sound of cars going nowhere in the night -
While listening to: - the sound of cars going nowhere in the night -
While listening to: - the sound of cars going nowhere in the night -
While listening to: - the sound of cars going nowhere in the night -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - Frank Sinatra - My Way -
I've been so busy with things that unfortunately draw me away from the website.
I'll make it up to you.
I'll find some long lost Mourning the Ancient photos from years forgotten. I promise.
Until next time my friends...
While listening to: - Jesse Stewart - Grow Old -
-D. H. Lawrence
While listening to: - lonely dogs barking in the night -
While listening to: - Erika -
These heroic men fought a hopeless and deadly battle of slowing down the Allied juggernaut, thus saving countless of their helpless people. Check it out:
While listening to: - SS Marschiert in Feindesland -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - Loreena McKennitt - Mummer's Dance remix -
While listening to: - Samael - Bestial Devotion -
While listening to: - Break the Sword - Casualties -
A Third Reich newsletter from 1939-41 in English for Americans-
While listening to: - lonely dogs barking in the night -
While listening to: - A lonely train passing in the night -
That Germany, Japan and Italy and their many allies in Europe, Asia and Africa fought to stop the darkness and madness that has consumed this world.
They predicted the horrors that poison this world. They fought until there was nothing left to save us from this future.
Now it is up to us.
While listening to: - Horst Wessel Lied -
While listening to: - Funeral - Taarene -
While listening to: - Erika -
While listening to: - a distant train in the night -
While listening to: - Bathory - Enter the Eternal Fire -
While listening to: - cold dogs barking in the night -
While listening to: - silence -
(Healthy Woman - Healthy People).
[10 1/2 minutes, .MP4 format]. Check it out:
While listening to: - Break the Sword - Casualties -
I wonder what would have happened had he chewed more on the primer end of the shell? And they say cats have nine lives?!
While listening to: - Sigh - Ready for the Final War -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - Nuclear Assault - The Plague -
While listening to: - Alphaville - Forever Young -
It's a very historical document and I'm unsure who wrote it. Check it out (at the very bottom), but don't forget to check out the other documents too! Go to:
While listening to: - Loreena McKennitt Mummers' Dance remix -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - silence -
While listening to: - Das Sturmlied -
He was one of the founders of the original German Worker's Party and a participant of the Putsch.
It's fascinating to ponder what role Eckart would have played in the National Socialist government. What he would have contributed and given to his people if he had been given the chance.
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - Ich hatt' einen Kameraden (I had a comrade) -
While listening to: - Cold dogs barking in the night -
While listening to: - Loreena Mckennitt - Mummer's Dance remix -
While listening to: - nothing -