KLAUS SCHULZE
4 August 1947 - 26 April 2022
"We are all part of a tradition, at least we depend on the past."
Omaimon Paradosis Recommends:
KLAUS SCHULZE
4 August 1947 - 26 April 2022
"We are all part of a tradition, at least we depend on the past."
Omaimon Paradosis Recommends:
The symbolic resurrection of Old Europe through a classic painting.
The details of "Primavera"
Done by : Sandro Botticelli,
Date: Early 1480,
Location: Florence, Italy
Influenced by:
"Spring-time and Venus come, and Venus' boy,
The winged harbinger, steps on before,
And hard on Zephyr's foot-prints Mother Flora,
Sprinkling the ways before them, filleth all
With colours and with odours excellent"
LUCRETIUS - On The Nature of Things (Book V - Verse 737)
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THE HERALDS:
The Three Graces
Flora
Europe - A Cultural Unity with Blood Ties
By
ADOLF HITLER
11 December 1941
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Dark clouds began to gather on the European sky. For, my Deputies, what is Europe? There is no fitting geographical definition of our Continent, but only a national and cultural one.
Not the Urals form the frontier of our Continent, but the eternal line which divides the Eastern and Western conceptions of life. There was a time when Europe was that Greek Island into which Nordic tribes had penetrated in order to light a torch for the first time which from then onwards began slowly, but surely to brighten the world of man. When these Greeks repulsed the invasion of the Persian conquerors they did not only defend their homeland, which was Greece, but that idea which we call Europe today. And then Europe traveled from Hellas to Rome. With the Greek spirit and Greek culture, the Roman way of thinking and Roman statesmanship were joined. An Empire was created which, to this day has not been equaled in its significance and creative power, let alone outdone. When, however the Roman legions were defending Rome against the African onslaught of Carthage and at last gained a victory, again it was not Rome they were fighting for, but the Europe of that time, which consisted of the Greek-Roman world.
The next incursion against this homestead of European culture was carried out from the distant East. A terrible stream of barbarous, uncultured hordes sallied forth from the interior of Asia deep into the hearts of the European Continent, burning, looting, murdering-a true scourge of the Lord. In the battle of the Catalonian fields the (West?) was formed. On the ruins of Rome the West was built, and its defence was a task, not only of the Romans, but also above all of the Teutons (Germans). In centuries to come the West, enlightened by Greek culture, built the Roman Empire and then expanded by the colonization of the Teutons was able to call itself Europe. Whether it was the German Emperor who was repelling the attacks from the East on the Field of Lech or whether Africa was being pushed back from Spain in long fighting, it was also a struggle of Europe, coming into being, against a surrounding world alien in its very essence. Once Rome had been given its due for the creative defense of this continent, Teutons took over the defense and the protection of a family of nations which might still differentiate and differ in their political structure and objective, but which nevertheless represented a cultural unity with blood ties. And it was from this Europe that a spiritual and cultural abundance went out, of which everyone must be aware who is willing to seek truth instead of denying it.
As I'm about to do soon my (almost annual) revisit to some of the important centers of the archaic Hellas, I was going through some archaeological info online so to see if there is something that I missed in my last visit so to check it now. And do I came across another excellent work of American School of Classical Studies at Athens.
https://www.schliemannlegend2022.gr/index.php/en/
A website/online exhibition fully dedicated to the life and works of this legend of Archeology that found some of the important monuments of archaic and classic ancient Hellenic world.
To see and learn more about this great man click the link above.
From my side, in the next days, as I usually do, I'll post on this blog some photos from my upcoming visit to some of this place.