20th of April - Führer`s Day

The Führer at Fifty

Photos by Hugo Jaeger - Führergeburtstag 1939

 Ferdinand Porsche stands with Hitler admiring his 50th birthday gift: a Volkswagon convertable

 Berlin - A rally in celebration 

 Another Berlin birthday rally

 The Ost-West-Achse (East-West Axis) in Berlin

 Führer witnesses the troops marching in his honor

 Photo from a part of the paraders

Brandenburg gate lit up for the celebration

 

More gifts to the Führer

 

 Gifts from Henrich Hoffman and Theodor Morrell

 

Parade of heavy artillery

 

Birthday presents in the Reich Chancellery

 

 

A Grey Day At The Mountain Temple

In a different day, but continuing where we left off in the previous post about Mount Ypaton. At the same area but in a different mountain. This time we found out some info about the ruins of an Ancient temple with an oracle dedicated to God Apollo. Located in the middle of a mountain near to a village named Akraifnio. The nature of the place is truly awe-inspiring. From the very first steps into the area you`ll see mountains, lakes and rivers. Add to that the grey clouds of a sping raining day and here we have something that strongly reminds something from a painting of the Romantic era. 

Hopefully Hjarulv`s photos that following will give you an insight from the magic of this place. Afterwards i found out that there more remains from the ancient times there. So in the proper time of the year, a return will surely happen.

 

DIE WELT says that Enoch Powel was right! (seriously. No joking here!)

 (Its just a coincidence. The central organ of the zionist movement had the same name)

Not the above-mentioned "Die Welt" (this has no reason to exist anymore as pretty much most of the press nowadays serve as organs for zionist intrests), the other one. I think everybody in the world knows the mainstream German newspaper DIE WELT. What is really intresting is an article that appeared in one of if its columns about 10 days ago. 

You can see it here:

Enoch Powells frühe Warnung vor der Massenmigration 

More info in english here:

 Major German Newspaper: 1960s Anti-Immigration Firebrand Enoch Powell Was Right 

Now, how does this article fits in the "liberal cosmopolitan" (click to see the wikipedia entry) position of the newspaper?

Better late than never i would say. But you can imagine how bad the things are or going to be in future that even newspapers like DIE WELT admit that. Or probably its because of the heat from the fire approaching their own doors. However, i think sometime in future these people they will have to apologize because anyone in the past who dared to voice his opinion or write and publish articles with similar views has been targeted, arrested and even jailed. 

Coming to Enoch Powell. Here is a post i did on this blog seven years ago:

20th of April 1968: Rivers of Blood

Ofcourse he was right! Its simple logic that hopefully more and more will see in future.

The Acropolis

By Hans Christian Andersen

Taken from "A Poet`s Bazaar" (1840)

"The storm roared between the columns; dark birds of pray flew over the valley of Hymettus. Directly under the rock lay Athens extended, looking almost a city indeed, with its white houses and red roofs. Snow had fallen on the mountains of Pentelicon and Parnassus. What a view around; yes it was most beautiful towards the sea, which shone so vast and extended, so deeply blue, as it bore the white sails along. The air was so transparent, that i thought i could see over the whole Peloponneses. I saw distand mountain tops around Sparta ; and toward the hill where Corinth stands, the road appeared very short, yet it is svereal days journey by land. I saw the white walls of fortification at Acro-Corinth with the naked eye,-even the angles they made, and the strong shadows they cast

During my stay in Athens, i visited daily the Acropolis, whether it were sunshine or rain! I celebrated my birthday by a visit here ; here i read my letters from home. The Acropolis was the last place I visited at Athens when i was about to leave ; my thoughts dwell longest on the Acropolis when they visit Greece. It was as if nature and art reposed on my breast in this place ; here i felt no want, except that all my dear friends could not participate with me in this spectacle.

A sunset seen from this place, is one of the most sublime sights i know. I have seen such a one. I sat on the steps of the Parthenon ; everything was void and dead towards Hymettus ; black birds flew over the valley where a single white columns stands. An ass brayed down there, and it sounded like the screams of a jackal ; the sun sank behind the Bay of Salamis, and the mountains shone with the most powerful colors. Aegina was as blue as the freshest violets. The same colors, the same forms of the mountains, were seen by Plato, Socrates, and the great men of that world from the same spot as that from which i myself saw them. It was the same earth they had trodden. I felt, for a moment, that I was living in those times. The sun went down, and the glittering stars streamed forth over the dilapidated temples. I felt that God`s work is eternal, man`s perishable ; but i drank life`s poetry from both, which (if God allows it to flourish and expand) shall refresh the hearts of man."

The Peak of Mount Ypaton

Ypato (or Ypation) is the name of a mountain outside the borders of Attica, in the region of Boeotia. According to the ancient traveller/geographer Pausanias, on its peak there used to be a huge statue and the temple of the Hypatian Zeus.

But as usual in the christian tactic, it was there that in 12th century a monastery was built exactly in the place that the temple was. As i heard, stones from the temple ruins was also used in the monastery buldings. They tried also to give to the mountain the same name like the monastery. But as it seems this did not worked, as still to this day the mountain still named as Ypaton. The same also goes to a small village that located in the mountain`s base.

About a week ago we arrived at this village and we took its rough countryside road up to the mountain top. Hoping that we will be able maybe to see some of the ruins of the ancient temple of Zeus. Scattered around the monastery. Unfortunately this was not possible. When we arrived (also an intresting thing was that while we were on our way up and had half of the distance covered, we met also with a huge herd of goats with their owner following in a short distance) at the mountain top, the location is build in the way that you had first to go through the monastery and then to see if there is any remains. So we stayed outside and took some photos of the breath-taking view. The official height of this peak is 747 metres.

Photos are following...

 

 

A Voice From The Past To The Belgium of Today!

Flemish, Walonish and other European citizens from Belgium, here is a familiar voice from the past. 

Leon Degrelle from a 1976 interview. 

He was from Belgium too! 

May this video will remind you that once in your country were MEN willing to fight and die for our True European Culture & Traditions. Honour them and take back whats yours, or listen to your politicians and let the non-European, oriental/african invaders and their children decide about your life and death! 

P.S. The same goes also for all European countries of today.

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At The Hills of Pan

"A little beyond the plain [of Marathon, Attika] is the Hill of Pan and a remarkable Cave of Pan. The entrance to it is narrow, but farther in are chambers and baths and the so-called ‘Pan’s herd of goats,’ which are rocks shaped in most respects like to goats."

 Pausanias -  Description of Greece

Marathon is not only just a small town in Attica. Its a name that everybody in the world knows. Starting from the Marathon run which became synonymous for long road athletic races or most the most important because of battle of Marathon that took place in 490 bc. 

However, in the plains and hills around Marathon you can found many sites of high significance. One of them is the cave of Pan and also the temple of Pythian Apollo next to it. Its the 3rd time this year that i visit this place. At the first time we were looking around in countryside roads and fields to find exactly the place and when we finally found it was quite late at afternoon. Hard to take photos that time as the road lights are almost non-existent. At the second time we searched in the swampland to find the remains of the Apollonian temple. So in 3rd time we arrived, during the morning this time, to see them all more carefully. We knew from the first time that the entrance to the cave of Pan is sealed and forbidden to the public. For this reason we tried to find another way around the hill, but it was in vain as there is a fence all around. I think next time we will be able to take some photos from closer. 

What following now is photos (All of them taken by Hjarulv) from the hill that the cave is located, the remains of the temple of Apollo in the swamp and at the end the Byzantine 12th century tower near the cave.