Saturday, 30 July 2022

Artwork Collection – Nude Paintings – Part II

Hans Happ – (1889 - 1992) – Ein Abendlied (1938)

An Evening Song (1938)

 

Gisbert Palmié (1897-1986) – Im Winde (1943)

In the Breeze (1943)

 

Oskar Martin-Amorbach (1897-1987) – Bauerngrazie (1940)

Peasant Grace (1940)

 

Adolf Reich (1887-1963) – Kunst- und Naturfreund (1940)

Art and Nature Lover (1940)

 

Robert Schwarz (1899-1962) –  Badende Mädchen (1943)

Bathing Girls (1943)

 

Robert Schwarz (1899-1962) – Schwimmerin (1939)

Swimmer (1939)

 

Sepp Hilz (1906-1956) – Eitelkeit (1940)

Vanity (1940)

 

Sepp Hilz (1906-1956) – Bäuerliche Venus (1939)

Peasant Venus (1939)

 

Kurl Truppe (1887-1959) –  Sein und Vergehen (1940)

Being and Passing Away (1940)

 

Kurl Truppe (1887-1959) – Jugend (1942)

Youth (1942)

 

Ivo Saliger (1894-1987) – Die Sinne (1941)

The Senses (1941)

Wednesday, 27 July 2022

Postcards Collection – 15th German Gymnastics Festival, Stuttgart, 22-30.07.1933

Source: https://t.me/Europa_Erwache

 

The 15th edition of the German Gymnastics Festival took place in Stuttgart in the year 1933. It was carried out from 22 to 30 July. The patron was President Paul von Hindenburg. It attracted 600,000 people, 120,000 taking part in the games. 

 

 

 

         

Friday, 22 July 2022

Die Deutsche Wochenschau – Newsreel No. 520 – 23 August 1940


1. Germany.

 

Hameln.

 

International competitions cyclists Germany, Yugoslavia and Hungary.

 

– Cyclists at a distance.

 

– The spectators.

 

– Presentation of honorary wreaths for the winners.

 

2. Germany.

 

Competition kayakers.

 

– Boats on the lake.

 

– The spectators.

 

3. Germany.

 

Königsberg.

 

– Opening of the 28th Eastern Technical Exhibition, which was attended by over 2000 representatives.

 

– German Minister of the Interior Walter Funk at the opening.

 

4. Germany.

 

One of the chemical plants, producing mineral fertilizers.

 

– Workers in the shops, machines and machinery.

 

– Packaging fertilizers in bags.

 

– Compound with a cargo of fertilizers.

 

5. France.

 

Collection of trophy vehicles.

 

– Dismantling and dismantling of damaged vehicles.

 

– Workers wield sledgehammers, cut parts with electric welding.

 

– A pile of damaged carrosseries at the point of collection of scrap metal, stored tires.

 

6. Germany.

 

Workers one of the companies of the defence industry transfer soldiers to one of the military units of the air defence new mechanized guns.

 

– The new anti-aircraft gun given to anti-aircraft gunners.

 

– An officer is telling workers’ representatives about the gun’s operation.

 

– Gunnery at anti-aircraft guns.

 

– A heavy gun is shooting.

 

7. Occupied France.

 

German soldiers on vacation.

 

– They clean weapons, wash laundry, darn socks.

 

– Air defence team on the shore of the bay.

 

– Soldiers in their underpants running on the sandy shore.

 

– Physical exercise in the air.

 

– One of the soldiers demonstrates a cascade of several somersaults.

 

– On the whistle, the company goes on a mock march to swim in the sea.

 

– The soldiers are splashing in the water, rowing in inflatable boats.

 

8. Germany.

 

Field Marshal von Brauchitsch, commander of the land forces, visiting the wounded in the hospital, he speaks with the wounded, shaking hands with them.

Berlin. July 19, 1940 the Fuhrer in the Reich Chancellery presents the marshal’s batons to new marshals who have distinguished themselves in the battles in Poland, Norway and France.

 

– The staff of Marshal Hermann Göring.

 

– Adolf Hitler along with Göring approaching the rank of generals.

 

– Wands received by the commander-in-chief of the land forces, Walter von Brauchitsch;

 

– Army Group “A” commander Gerd von Runstedt, Army Group “B” commander Fedor von Bock, Army Group “C” commander Wilhelm von Leeb;

 

– Chief of Staff of the Supreme Command of the Wehrmacht Wilhelm Keitel;

 

– General Wilhelm List, commander of the 12th Army; General Hans Günter von Kluge, commander of the 4th Army; General Erwin von Witzleben, commander of the 1st Army; and General Walter von Reichenau, commander of the 6th Army.

 

– The Fuhrer salutes the marshals and departs.

 

9. Italy.

 

German military delegation examines demolition mechanisms and equipment of the Italian army.

 

– Demonstration mechanisms, devices for crossing small rivers, self-propelled devices, amphibious vehicles.

 

– An Italian submarine is returning from a military campaign.

 

– Sailors on shore, they are welcomed by colleagues.

 

10. Africa, British Somalia.

 

Offensive Italian troops.

 

– Airport, lying shells with inscriptions.

 

– Italian pilots head for their cars.

 

– Planes take off in the air.

 

– Fragments of the air battle.

 

– Italian hydroplanes on the water and in the air.

 

– Italian planes bombarding ships and enemy positions.

 

11. Germany.

 

The transition of German artillery unit to new positions.

 

– Heavy guns are carried on platforms.

 

– Soldiers build fortifications.

 

– Mounting heavy long-range guns.

 

– It shoots.

 

– The supply of shells.

 

– Pointing the gun, it shoots.

 

– Heavy gun on a railway platform riding on the rails.

 

– Charging the gun, pointing, firing.

 

12. Occupied France.

 

German pilots are preparing for the “flight of vengeance” against England.

 

– Planes take off into the air, they are in flight.

 

– The pilots in the cockpit.

 

– English coast.

 

– Ships at sea.

 

– Burnt oil storage tank.

 

– View facilities from an airplane.

 

– The target of the bombings are the cities of Southampton and Newcastle.

 

– Dropping bombs, which fly to the target, the explosions.

 

– Planes in flight.

Wednesday, 20 July 2022

The German Prayer

 

Source: SS Leitheft, 1939, Issue 9

 

by Herybert Menzel

 

We are Germans. As Germans we also want to step before our God. We want to step before him upright as that, which we are, as soldiers.

 

Soldiers know their law. They have sworn to a leader and a flag. They await the call, they heed the order, they obey it.

 

Who has sworn to a leader, no longer doubts. He was gained a firm faith.

 

This faith gives him his security, his proud straightness, his silent readiness. Who is always so on the march to a great goal, who is so ready, to risk his life as well, has already won eternity in the earthly. When he then steps before his God, before the God of his folk, he will not ask him for what men can give and present him, he will not ask for what he is always ready to risk in this great struggle; God is not a trader, God is not a kind old man who is smilingly inclined to childish wishes.

 

We feel him as the strength that allows us to give ourselves strength.

 

Lord, do not let me become cowardly, called the unknown soldier of the World War when he demanded the hardest from himself.

 

That we do not lose our courage, that we not over-esteem all joy, that we gain new strength from suffering, that is what we ask for.

 

The peasant’s harvest may be destroyed by hail, his hard labour may be annihilated by drought, can he just go there and complain and want to do nothing more? No, he should step before his God and ask for what alone can help him to overcome this blow, he should ask for the strength that pulls him up again, that again gives him light in the eyes, defiance in the fists and the courage to try it again.

 

One may have given everything to people whom he valued and whom he loved, and now one disappoints and deceives him; should his heart be allowed to turn to stone, to mock loyalty and disavow the noble? No, he should step before his God and ask him for what alone can still help him, he should ask for the strength that shows him that loyalty is stronger than betrayal, that faith conquers doubt, that courage is more compelling than distress. Has he not recognized everything that threatens him? Has he not nonetheless dared the path and the struggle?

 

We have sought comrades who can still laugh in distress, who in death still believe in victory. And so many died, and they believed in victory, because they believed in us. Because we remember them, we are already stronger; because we remember them, the path has already been shown to us.

 

So for all of us the order is valid to a new look for people, who believe in us, for their sake and for our sake.

 

As the peasant again draws his plough, so must our love again be active and our loyalty.

 

Not according to those should we orient, who are smaller than we, rather according to those who provide us with an example.

 

We are Germans, and if we ask for help, he directs us to those who once stood great in our folk.

 

They are not dead, we feel that in such an hour. They are not dead, because their faith, their courage, their will was greater than everything that stood against them, even greater than dying.

 

And so they today still speak to us, and God speaks through them. For as he had us awaken to this life as Germans, so do we feel his command when we strive to think and to act as the best Germans managed.

 

Although we cannot make for ourselves a picture or image of God, we nonetheless sense his presence in everything, and we sense it most deeply where we approach the high and noble. In the great Germans he has spoken to us. There will probably come hours when we slip away from ourselves. There is no suffering that is greater than what we inflict on ourselves. We do not want to then doubt ourselves. A person who gives up on himself cannot be saved by another. But in these hours God is there for us. Each person has God alone with himself that hour. He will remain silent about that hour, but he will emerge from it with new strength.

 

We believe as Germans in our folk’s eternity, and so we also believe in God, to whom each gives himself in the need of his heart and conscience, in order to as a genuine German fill his place in his folk’s space.

 

When we pray, we pray for strength.

Sunday, 17 July 2022

Interview with Irene Rosenberg

This is a 1981 interview done in Munich with Irene Rosenberg, daughter of Alfred Rosenberg

  

Above: Irene after being arrested with her mother, Hedwig Kramer, 1945. Her mother died the next year.

 

Thank you for speaking with me; I am understand you never talk to anyone about your father, so I am grateful you are sharing with me. Can I ask what you remember about Hitler?

 

Irene: Yes, you are a very lucky young man as I only share my experiences and thoughts with old comrades. What do I remember about the Führer, you will understand I was very young like you. While I was born in 1930, I had very fond memories as a child, growing up around the inner circle, if you will. I remember he was very kind and jovial. My father took me to visit the Führer often, and the Führer even came to our home. I sat on his lap and read him a Grimm fairy tale book once and he was impressed with my eloquent speaking. I met Gudrun at a party that was held just for the children, during an important state function that we could not attend.

 

He was always giving gifts like books, pastries, or candies. I remember that. The look on his face was always intensive listening, no matter what I was babbling he always was attentive, and humored me. As I grew older, I would see less and less of him, the last time was during the later stage of the war in Berlin. He asked me if I had a boyfriend yet, and said, with a tear in his eye he was sorry the war turned out the way it had. He seemed to be apologizing for the world that would be left if we lost. That made such a deep impression on me; I will take it to my grave. It showed the deep love he possessed for our people.

 

Therefore, while there are many who throw scorn on him today, I saw a great man who loved his people deeply, and was deeply loved, until forced allied brainwashing changed that view in many.

 

What do you remember about your father?

 

Irene: He was a very intelligent man, who could debate with the best of them. He was a loving father, and took care of mother and I. He encouraged me from an early age to express myself in any way I wanted to, so I liked poetry, here is a book he bought me to write in, and I had a typewriter, that I used often. He taught me that National Socialism was life, it was nature, it was beauty, and all things beautiful. Those are things of poetry, life, and our creator.

 

When I was young, I remember he would come home from a day at the office; I would play with his cap, and wear his boots. He would read bedtime stories, and later when the war started, he would speak to me as a grownup to tell what was going on in the world, and why Germany was fighting. This gave me comfort as many were scared when Berlin had been bombed, I would then take those assurances to my friends in the neighborhood. He liked cooking with my mother often, making meals like in restaurants from around the world. He was partial to French and Russian dishes, sometimes with a German twist. We would have lively discussions at the table, everything from religion, history, to dance and poetry. I also learned a love of horses; he would take me to see some comrade’s steeds, and I was taught to ride.

 

During his imprisonment, it was hard seeing my father. He had been tortured, and humiliated by the allied guards, I could see bruises and cuts on him where he had bled. The guards harassed me as if I did not equal a human; one soldier grabbed my ass so hard he bruised me badly. My mother was abused also. We wept for my father, knowing he was an innocent man being persecuted like the others.

 

He was an early builder of the NSDAP and the Führer regarded him as a friend, and teacher. Not many men can have that claim.

 

You do not believe your father was guilty of the crimes he was accused of?

 

Irene: Absolutely not. I knew my father well, he was a very fair person who even spoke of the Jews in Berlin who were left alone as they posed no threat, and obeyed the law. They say he ordered the killings of people in the east, but all I ever saw or heard was him extolling that we need to treat them as friends, and fellow Europeans. He was born in Estonia, in a German enclave, where many Germans felt at home. He loved the peoples in the east, he was proud of the countless volunteers who helped us in the fight.

 

I knew from dinner discussions that Jews were being moved east to get them out of Europe, however it was clear orders were giving for them to be treated well. He commented at times that they must be careful not to offend or cause anger from those forced to move. I remember we even had a Jewish professor at our home who was worried about a friend being sent east, my father stopped this and allowed him to migrate to Sweden, even though he criticized the Führer.

 

My father would always send back gifts that the people of the occupied territories would send him. If he were so bad, would the people give him gifts? He had many. During his time in the east, production rose, and he used German resources to help the Russians rebuild what their Marxist masters destroyed. He was even praised for reopening churches, and paying for the rebuilding. Thousands upon thousands of Russian workers came to Europe, were giving education, high paying jobs, and housing. How is that enslaving them? I know they had to claim this after the war, to avoid being called collaborators, who would face death.

 

My father was a great man, super intelligent, and loving. He was not guilty of anything the lying Allies claimed. Many came to his defense after the war, but sadly, others turned on him.

 

I read that he was very anti-Christian and hated the Church, even wanting to remove the bible and anything related to God. Is this true?

 

Irene: This is a hard subject to talk about. First, my father started out as anti-Christian. This was manifested deeper when his first wife died, it was traumatic on him. He felt there was no proof of God and that it was weak to believe in one. While I will confess that I did not know every detail of my father’s religious beliefs, I know he changed during the war, coming to believe Jesus was of Aryan blood.

 

I will start by saying National Socialism is a European idea. Its basic beliefs are that we are tied to the laws of nature, and he who gave these laws to us. Old wisdom says the Bible has served Europeans for two thousand years, as Jews rejected it. NS wisdom says the Bible has become corrupted and taken over from its original design. This is why my father, and indeed others, took such a stance against the Bible as it is preached today. The message inside was used as weapons against our peoples, to destroy racial ideas.

 

As Gudrun knows, her father believed as my father, and came to the same conclusion. The Bible may have been originally written about, to, and for a people called Israelites. This people has now been identified as Jews today. My father started to understand that perhaps these people, who seem to bring hatred and evil wherever they go, might not be the same people in the Bible. He understood religion had turned into a weapon against us and many naturally revolted against it. I never understood any of this when I was younger, it was only after it was all over I really started to search for what my father believed.

 

I remember I was studying Luther, and many others, but it raised more questions than answers. Like my father, I turned to studying original texts of the scriptures that were available. I always had the question if this is true then how did it happen, there had to be a moment in time when this theft happened, but I could never find it. One day I was reading 2Kings when it hit me like a fist. The original Israelites were forced out of their lands and dispersed to what is now India, China, Iran and Europe. The Ahnenerbe found European mummies with light hair and eyes in these regions. The people who moved into the old lands were ancestors of the modern Jew, darker features from poisoned bloodlines.

 

They were impressed by the technology and spirituality of the Israelites, so they wanted to adopt parts of their culture, and they brought in corrupt Israelite priests to teach them their ways. After time these people usurped the identity of the old Israelites, as the dispersed ones lost their old ways, the Jews adopted new ways blended with their Talmud. Many years later, old Israelites started trickling back to the old lands, which were now under the control and influence of people who were not of Israelite blood. Christ came into this type of society, but his parents were of Israelite, or Aryan blood.

 

People tend to think today that since dark skinned people inhabit these lands that they were always there, that is false. Jews had a hand in translating some of the Bible when they came to Europe a few hundred years ago. They made sure words were changed, like the word Jew; it should be Judean as it mostly describes anyone living in Judea, who at times could be any number of races. It has become probably the most confusing word in the Bible, by the design of evil people. These scriptures have been translated so many times, error is inevitable, some of it on purpose.

 

I will close this by saying my father was more anti modern church, but had no desire to rid Germany of Christianity. The opposite is true; he knew this faith had become the bedrock of all European nations and it was on this strength that we would be kept great. He only wanted a return to the true ways of Luther, and the early Church, without any Jewish influence.

 

Can I ask what the end of the war was like for you?

 

Irene: How can I describe the terror, pain, and suffering I saw? We had to stay in Berlin as father’s officers were there. I had to endure the bombings; we stayed mostly in our cellar, which was reinforced. There were times after a raid the smell was horrid, I saw dead and wounded, and the screams still haunt me. These were women and children the Allies targeted. We evacuated Berlin upon the arrival of the Russians; the city was a shell of its former self.

 

We moved into south Germany, the roads and rails were clogged with people of every nationality, trying to get away from the evil that was coming. I met a Baltic family and I spoke with them, they told of seeing Russian atrocities, and warned me not to fall into their hands. We made it to the Allies, and at first were treated OK, there was little to eat or drink however, they tended to use our survival as a means for fornication. Many women had to endure this to feed their children. Evil had descended upon the people.

 

When it was found out who we were, the Allies arrested my mother and I. We were insulted, groped, and threatened with every type of outcome you could imagine. I understand why many took their own lives, and those of their children to avoid this. A guard was actually reprimanded as he told me if I slept with him, he would help me get away; I refused and spoke to the commander. Treatment then started to get a little better. However, the guards were still pigs, and evil men. Their wives would be ashamed.

 

We learned my father had been moved to a jail holding important people. We were finally allowed to be released I believe on Patton’s orders. If I remember, he came to visit us and was appalled at how we were treated, ordering all family released, and apologized for our treatment. We were not allowed to see father as we wanted to, he told me to be strong, and he had to meet his fate as a NS, and would do so with honor and a clear conscience. He was adamant that the lies the Allies were telling would someday be destroyed.

 

We wept on the day the victors of the war had their revenge on innocent men. It is a stain on those who turned traitor, and agreed with the Allies’ claims. I know they were only trying to save their skin, but they lost their honor forever. I, like all Germans were forced to watch the allied movies about the camps and no one dared to speak the truth, as we knew what would happen. A woman was crying and having a breakdown after seeing one, no one had the courage to tell her these were propaganda films meant to justify the allied war on us, it would have brought a sentence of prison to do so.

 

What do you think the future will be?

 

Irene: Every religion tells of a time when all that we know will end, and surprisingly they all seem to agree it will be an uprising, and then final judgment. Evil people and ideas will be exposed and destroyed; I see it starting to take shape now. The Jewish controlled press is promoting every sick idea, which is a good thing. We must be able to see who our enemies are; they are now coming out from behind closed doors. We will see in the future the clear line between who is good and who is not. Who works for the natural health of his people, and who seeks to destroy the natural order. These lines will sometimes blur, as the church will become more and more corrupt, but God’s laws are on our hearts, and will never be removed from everyone. His people will again someday come to see who they are.

 

The church praises those very people seeking to destroy the very rock on which the church was built, this is foretold in the Bible, we took a new name, Christians, and Jews use our old. Someday the truth will be known for all to see, and there will be terrible accounting for those who did this to us.