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(And it is highly interesting that you quote Adolf Hitler to somehow strenghten your argument!) Yes, of course! Hitler said that in the mid-30's as he was secretly building up his armies for aggression, while at the same time, maintaining that Germany would abide by the territorial clauses of the V...

In general terms, the German people supported Hitler and the National Socialist government. The Army supported him, too - ever since Rohm was disposed of. And the industrialists as well. Hitler could not have remained in power for long without the Army, the wealthy, and ultimately the people (genera...

I never said that bombing civilians was the right thing to do, my friend. Simply that the Germans brought it upon themselves.

"Whoever lights the torch of war in Europe can wish for nothing but chaos."

- Adolf Hitler



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Landser wrote: Have you ever thought of the Versailles Dictate before you made this statement? Could you imagine any state who would have not rebelled with this stupid and gross injustice FORCED upon you? A Hitler in any country, faced with anything of this magnitude, would have welcomed him as a sa...

The new holocaust? It seems that there has never been an in depth study of the repercussions of Allied bombing on Nazi Germany? Those ppl suffered for almost half a century! And if that wasnt enough the Russians had to go and divide the half of Berlin, having their fun with the German wives and dau...

Heh heh... :D I have no answer to your original question, though. Except that I would not have been a kampfgruppe commander in the first place (nor would I have desired such a thing). No, if I had survived that long I likely would have been hiding out someplace, waiting out the storm, or be occupyin...

Hmmm, Russian women in the supply column, eh? Who knows what sort of secrets they may be harboring! :wink: Best to stop, disarm them all, send the male troops packing while we liberate the supplies and the women, er, female personnel. Obviously this new objective is more important than, umm... whate...

The "Berghof" was once known as "Haus Wachenfeld " (when Hitler moved there in the 1920's). Hitler paid for its rental, later purchase and to be remodeled and expanded from his own funds. Later, when Hitler was head-of-state and especially after Bormann got involved in the expans...

Hello, Much of the wardrobe uniform items for the movie itself were obtained from At The Front. Their website can be found here: http://www.atthefront.com/ After SPR was made, At The Front sold off lots of interesting uniform pieces used in the SPR movie, I'm sure they have all been sold by now but ...

Greetings: I'm not an expert on these, but it looks like a West German Army field tunic from the 60's - 70's. The tag that says "NATO-OFFICERS" I think was added after the fact, that is after the piece became a surplus item. The West German Army were the only troops who wore these (to my k...

Found some more music here:

http://www.thepaganfront.com/brangolf/music.html

This page is in Russian. However, the German song titles are in German, and there are many, many 3rd Reich period songs (in MP3 format) to be found here.

Happy listening!

HD

Hi,

This website has details on awards, such as the Iron Cross and how it was earned, take a look:

http://www.wehrmacht-awards.com/iron_cr ... ross_2.htm

Enjoy!

HD

Hello! It also looks like there is an Eastern Front service ribbon, just visible next to the Iron Cross 2nd Class ribbon extending from the same tunic button hole (it's a little hard to tell from the scan, however such a ribbon would have been worn at the same place with an Iron Cross ribbon - if th...

Sadly, I doubt it is a joke, Achilles. Many of you know that I am sympathetic to the Nazi cause. EW, I believe you to be a very intelligent person, regardless of your politics. However, it is my hope that this same intelligence will one day help you find your way from such nazi sympathies. I think t...