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*Note: Numerous smaller, miscellaneous additions are usually done on a daily basis and are not documented on this page.
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Attention! Achtung! ***
I've had to get a new email address, at least for now. My old email 'sunlessdawn@mourningtheancient.com' wasn't giving me all of my emails, in fact most of them I never received.
So, if you've contacted me in the past few months, please re-send your emails!
New email:
*****If you email me and don't get a response it is due to Protonmail not giving me all of my mail. I don't know what the problem is, some people can email me many times and I won't get a single email. Other times I'll email people and they won't receive it. So, if you don't hear from me that's why. I can only tell you to resend your email. I'll be looking for a new email client soon... You can also write my P.O. box...
The first days of spring.
Added a 1990 interview with Hans von der Heide, Unterscharführer in the 10. SS-Panzerdivision 'Frundsberg'. After the war Hans went on to fight for truth until his death. Check it out:
A dreary March into Spring.
Added a 1989 interview with Ernst Krag, Battalion Commander of the 2. SS-Panzer Division 'Das Reich' and winner of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves. Check it out:
I also revamped the old article 'An Ancient Pact Betrayed'. Truly infuriating and disgusting:
A dreary March into Spring.
We have another great one for you today, dear reader. A 1989 interview with Henri Fenet, the Battalion Commander of the heroic 33. Waffen Grenadier Division der SS Charlemagne and winner of the Knight's Cross. I've admired Fenet for a long time, so I was honored to be able to present this interview. Check it out:
A dreary March into Spring.
Do we ever have a RARE interview for you today! Truly a historic treasure. A 1987 interview with Irmgard Bormann, daughter of Private Secretary to the Führer Martin Bormann! Check it out:
A dreary March into Spring.
Interview with Heinrich 'Hein' Greil, a veteran of Großdeutschland guard battalion, regiment, and later part of 2nd Panzer Division.
Check it out:
Winter rain.
Interview with the extraordinary Otto Weidinger, regimental commander of the SS Panzergrenadier Regiment 4 'Der Führer', a member of the 2nd SS Panzer Division 'Das Reich', and winner of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords.
Check it out:
Winter rain.
A very special treat for you today, dear reader, a rare interview with a U-Boat sailor. Werner Herrmann, a crew member of the famous U-96 and later a consultant for the film Das Boot.
Check it out:
Blessed winter fades.
Added an interview with Heinz Scharf, Knight's Cross winner from Sturmgeschutz-Abteilung 202, the most successful German assault gun unit of the entire war. Scharf himself scored 40+ confirmed tank kills! Check it out:
Blessed winter fades.
Added an interview with Otto Heger, winner of the Knight's Cross, German Cross, Honor Roll Badge and Captain of Jäger Regiment 227. Check it out:
Blessed winter fades.
Added an interview with Max Hansen, Knight's Cross with Oakleaves winner and Regimental Commander
of Leibstandarte SS-Adolf Hitler [LAH]. Check it out:
Blessed winter fades.
Second upload for March 5th!
Added an interview with Amadus Ahlf, soldier of the Leibstandarte-SS Adolf Hitler Reconnaissance unit [LSSAH]. Check it out:
Blessed winter fades.
Added an awesome interview with Günther Ortmann, Honor Roll Clasp winner and Battalion Commander of the SS-Police Division. Check it out:
Blessed cold.
Added some scans (to the art section) to an Arno Breker book I have. Check it out:
Blessed cold.
Added an interview with Rudolf Ternedde, German Cross in Gold holder and Regimental Commander of the elite 11. SS-Panzergrenadier Division "Nordland". Check it out:
Winter thunderstorms.
Added an interview with Fritz Haberstroh, German Cross in Gold holder and soldier from the 22. SS-Kavallerie Division 'Maria Theresia'. We're very pleased to offer you an interview from this 'rare' division. Keep in mind only 170 survived the hell that was Budapest and from there they were kept in the fight. Check it out:
Winter storms.
Added an interview with Hans Bernau, German Cross in Gold holder and Battalion Commander of the mighty 5. SS-Panzer Division 'Wiking'. Check it out:
Winter storms.
Added an interview with Eberhard Telkamp, winner of the Knight's Cross and Regimental Commander of the 9. SS-Panzer Division 'Hohenstaufen'. Check it out:
Winter storms.
Added an interview with Colonel Joachim Boosfeld, Knight's Cross winner and Commander of 8. SS-Kavallerie Division 'Florian Geyer'. Check it out:
Winter warmth.
Added a very special interview today -- Knight's Cross winner and Battalion Commander of the 13. SS-Gebirgs Division Handschar, Albert Stenwedel! Check it out:
Plus I'm adding additional material throughout the website every day...
Beautiful bitter cold.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY EVA HITLER!
[Above: Eva Braun as a small girl (lower left), with her sister Gretl, mother and Ilse Braun on the right.]
Added a 1989 interview with Heinrich Springer, a Knight's Cross winner from the elite Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler:
Beautiful bitter cold.
I've added some pretty cool Strength Through Joy stuff:
I've also been adding a ton of various material to numerous sections. I'm revamping Trash and Treasure -- adding new material and sometimes better scans/pictures -- to every single page. Someday I hope to get out all the old flyers and material from storage and actually rescan it all in a large size. Back when I first made the section PC screens were very small compared to these days.
Anyway, look around the dusty, dark corridors of the creaking mansion that is Mourning the Ancient, you might just stumble upon something new, or something you've never seen before.
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added a selection of early NSDAP voting ballots. Can you imagine voting in an election that actually mattered? Or was real and not a show, for that matter. As Stalin admitted:
'The people who cast the votes don't decide an election, the people who count the votes do.'
But in the case of the world today, it matters not who we vote for. They are all tentacles of the same monster. Anyway, you already know all of this. Check out the ballots here:
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I added something else on this frozen winter night of January 28, 2023. If you liked the slides you'll like this as well. Check it out:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added something you've probably never seen before - slides from the Third Reich. They're pretty rare, which seems strange since there were probably a lot made for various schools and institutions. Anyway, I hope you like. Enjoy:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added scans of some of the wonderful art of two books called 'Eternal Germany' from the 1930s/1940s. Plus some scans from a natural healing book from the period. We live in a poisoned world and drink the venom of our enemies. We should not look to the future for wellness and healing, but to the past. They've lied to us about just about everything. Anyway, try to enjoy a moment back in time, at the world they destroyed with a million bombs, so that we could have the 'blessed' world of today:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added a 1983 interview with Knight's Cross winner and veteran of the Battle of Kursk, Hans Drexler:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Finally I'm done! I added promotion documents, award documents and pictures of German police officer Hans Helwes. Follow his extraordinary career, from peace time to the eastern front and his promotions all the way up to Oberstleutnant (lieutenant colonel). Also check out the various signatures on his documents. It took a while to put it all together but I think you'll like the tour. Check it out:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added a 2006 interview with the great David Lane done by Blood & Honour. Lane interviews are rare gems and we can never read enough of them. He was the philospher and wise man of our struggle and so much more. Many thanks to the guys at Blood & Honour for their years of tireless struggle and energy given to our fight! Read the interview:
Blood & Honour has a website filled with interesting and entertaining things, waiting for your discovery.
Visit Blood & Honour:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Today marks the 70th birthday of one of the greatest men to have ever lived - Robert Jay Mathews! Like many free-thinking people around the world, Mathews has a special place in my heart. He is the very reason I awoke to the truth.
I remember that fated day very clearly in my mind. It was another boring day in the occupied USA. I was in a little stuffy used book store. And there it was: The Silent Brotherhood, published in 1990. I was interested in True Crime, so I picked it up. My whole world was about to change. A terrible series of seemingly neverending truths would soon both curse and bless my mind. Within this ragged paperback book I would learn of a true American hero. A hero for the ages, as if he stepped right out of an ageless fairytale.
Mathews was a knight who rose to battle a powerful evil that engulfed and poisoned the earth. He was a magical figure of both lightning and sun. But he had been murdered by his enemies years before I found this book. He gave his life for us on December 8, 1984. Up until that moment he had lived and died without me even knowing it. He was only 31 years old when he fearlessly gave his life for me. I was still a child the fiery day he sacrificed himself.
The book The Silent Brotherhood was written by his enemies, full of slander, bias and lies. The kind of book that we've all grown accustomed to. But within its lies were pieces of a puzzle of truth. I was enthralled by the things the book let slip. Titles of books, authors, dates, names and an underground of resistance. It was very hard to find information in the days before the internet. So there was no way I could find the books I was most curious about. Namely the book The Turner Diaries by Dr. William Pierce. Bookstores couldn't order it, believe me, I tried.
So time passed but I kept what I had learned fresh in my mind. Eventually I would find other books on Robert Mathews and his band of modern day knights. Namely two of them: Brotherhood of Murder and Talked to Death. But these books only made me more curious.
I looked around me and knew something was terribly wrong with society and the world. Soon I would find out why. One rainy day that autumn a friend received something completely out of the blue in his mailbox. An advertising catalog, not unlike one you would throw away with the rest of the junkmail. But this was different. It was a book catalog called Delta Press. They sold some pretty crazy books, like how to be an assassin, military manuals of all types, and one other book...
There it was: The Turner Diaries. I soon got a hold of this catalog and ordered the book.
Everything changed.
For ever and ever.
I was free, my mind no longer controlled.
I knew what they had been hiding. A mountain of dirty, murderous secrets was before me, slowly unraveling.
I thanked the gods for William Pierce.
But I will always remember the man who started me on my path. Robert Jay Mathews. The Man Against Time. We love you!
Click here to hear an MP4 of Mathews 1983 speech
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added two of the most beautiful and charming NSDAP children's books you've ever seen! Seriously, check out the art and COLOR on these:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Added an interview with Svend Larsen, a volunteer of the SS-Panzergrenadier-Regiment 24 'Danmark' (Nordland).
Beautiful bitter cold.
I've updated the information and pictures for the Greek listing on Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind - page six:
I also added various new material to the Philatelia section:
Plus various updates throughout the site. I hope you are well, dear reader, in this beautiful year of Kali Yuga, 2023.
Beautiful bitter cold.
I've been adding random stuff throughout the site. I actually found a picture of a volunteer Russian regiment marching under the Arc of Triumph in Paris. WOW. You can see it on the first page of Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind. Just hold down ALT and the 'F' key to do a search on 'Arc of Triumph' to find it. I've also been adding a lot of material to the various sections under the EXPLORE links at the bottom of Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind. Here's a tiny example of some of the material:
Beautiful bitter cold.
After days of scanning I'm finally done! I offer you over 200 previously unseen photos of a German Wehrmacht soldier in 1940-41 occupied France. I hope you like it, there were many interesting pictures that I liked. As always, let me know what you think! See it:
[Below: Our guide through WWII occupied France.]
Beautiful bitter cold.
A very special friend and comrade gave me this beautiful gift... it brought tears to my eyes opening the package and seeing it for the first time. It was truly a heartfelt gift that I will treasure and remember forever.
Although you lie in a cold winter grave, there will always be a space in my heart for you, Germanus.
And to you, my sweet R., how can words possibly describe how grateful I am to call you a friend... it fills me with warmth and hope that someone out there could be so thoughtful.
Beautiful bitter cold.
I thought I was done with the eagles section, but that wasn't the case. Looking for something else I stumbled upon an old archive I have with about 50-60 more eagles! So, ever faithful to you dear reader, I stopped what I was doing and made another page (page nine) and put up the new eagles. So now my eyes are bleeding with permanent eagles burned on my retinas and my fingers ache. Enjoy:
Beautiful bitter cold.
Err... finally, I'm done.
And page eight:
ENJOY!
Beautiful bitter cold.
After some rather exhausting hours, I completed the photo section of SA leader Viktor Lutze.
Cold days and nights.
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Larsen also volunteered in the Finnish Winter War 1939-40 and was a member of the Danish National Socialist Workers' Party (DNSAP):
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I added over 150 eagles to the Eagles of the Third Reich section
Very time consuming, but very nice to see all together.
I added new eagles to virtually every page and added a whole new page (page eight).
The first page is:
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I hope you like it, I became much more interested in this incredible man after I posted the giant birthday card from his men online a few weeks ago.
Anyway, check it out: