Days At The Planet of The Apes (New Trailer)

Here is the new trailer from the USA premiere of Days At The Planet of The Apes. Coming soon in Europe...

Free The Golden Dawn! London Demonstration November 2014

Yes, by miracle it seems that there is still some white Europeans walking (Not a question about living!) in the streets of London. So in the final days before the british zionist goverment officially adopt the sharia law and change the name to Londonistan, Nationalists from England and Poland organize a demonstration about Golden Dawn in front of the Greek embassy. If any of you live in England, support them and take part in this event. 

The Life & Death of Henri de la Rochejaquelein

"Friends, if I advance, follow me! If I retreat, kill me! If I die, avenge me!"

For more info about the life & death of this true nobleman click HERE

Sunset of the 1st November of 2014

November will be a different month of the Hellenic National Movement. Its first day marks the day that two young Nationalists murdered by the left side of the system (Its right side is on the goverment. But the face is ONE AND THE SAME). At the sunset of the 1st November of 2014,  Golden Dawn organized a memorial gathering and a silent march with torches towards the gates of the cemetary that one of the comrades is buried.

A video from this night are posted below:

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The Sounds From The Dungeons of Darkness!

Coming Soon on Totenkopf Propaganda Productions

BUIO "Buio" CD

The debut album by this one-man band from Italy. The sounds from the Dungeons of Darkness returned from the South!

Expect this release later this year.

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Like That Roman Soldier in Pompeii - Part II

Here is the second part of an older Oswald Spengler related post and also something like a continuation of the previous thread. This time its about a painting and the history behind it.

Faithful unto Death

Painting by Sir Edward John Poynter , 1865

This painting derives from the following passage in Edward Bulwer-Lytton's "The Last Days of Pompeii":

"The air was now still for a few minutes: the lamp from the gate streamed out far and clear: the fugitives hurried on—they gained the gate—they passed by the Roman sentry; the lightning flashed over his livid face and polished helmet, but his stern features were composed even in their awe! He remained erect and motionless at his post. That hour itself had not animated the machine of the ruthless majesty of Rome into the reasoning and self-acting man. There he stood, amidst the crashing elements: he had not received the permission to desert his station and escape." 

Portrait of Sir Edward J. Poynter

"Poynter needed a success with a picture at the Academy, as this was the only way to bring his name before the public, and also the only way to smake enough money to support himself. In 1865 he achieved this with Faithful unto Death, still probably his best known work. The figure of the faithful soldier, remaining at his post during the destruction of Pompeii, made an immediate hit with the Victorian public. Not only was it based on an episode in Bulwer Lytton's The Last Days of Pompeii, an enormously popular and influential book, but the idea of stoic devotion to duty was one very dear to Victorian hearts. Poynter's approach to the subject was an original one, combining the antiquarian methods of Alma-Tadema and Gerome, with the more heroic and monumental style of Leighton. . . . This formula of combing historical acuracy with heroic action was Poynter's main contribution to the classical movement, and it was to be much copied by other artists"

Christopher Wood "Olympian Dreamers: Victorian Classical Painters"

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