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In late 1941, Hungarian Regent Miklós Horthy maintained a complex relationship with Nazi Germany as the war against the Soviet Union intensified. Following the initiation of Operation Barbarossa in June 1941, Hungary had joined the conflict as an Axis partner, driven by a mix of regional territorial ambitions and pressure from Berlin. Throughout this period, diplomatic exchanges between Horthy and Adolf Hitler were frequent, focused on coordinating military efforts on the Eastern Front and managing Hungary’s precarious position within the Axis alliance.

As the conflict unfolded, Horthy’s stance became increasingly strained due to mounting concerns over the German military’s long-term prospects and the desire to preserve Hungary’s sovereignty. These high-level meetings serve as a significant example of wartime diplomacy and the shifting, often coerced, alliances that characterized the Second World War.

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Himmler's body is dead but not his spirit. He did not die from black magick. He chose death first before death chose him. The enemies wanted to extract knowledge from him through torture, so he chose to escape their reach. He knew dead men tell no tales, and he refused to let them strip away his final act of defiance. By taking control of his own exit, he ensured that his secrets remained locked away from those who sought to exploit them.

​This was a calculated strategic withdrawal from a world that had become an arena for his adversaries. To view his passing as a defeat is to misunderstand the nature of his decision, which was firmly focused on denying the opposition the satisfaction of a confession. He understood that in the reality of conflict, the ability to command one's own fate is the ultimate authority, standing above the limits of physical interrogation and the constraints of earthly judgment.

"Germanic women: not dolls, toys of lust, not disgusting Old Testament women.

They were Priestesses of Life!"

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"Millions of men stand with us!

But millions of women stand aside because they do not understand the meaning of our struggle—have not yet understood it!

They still seek peace where dark-clad people blaspheme, degrade, and trample their being. But the fight is for you women!

For you, for your dignity, your purity, the beauty of your bodies, and the goodness of your hearts—for your nobility, the nobility of true German womanhood, we wage it!

For a nation perishes when its girls, wives, and mothers are not free individuals!

We want proud women!

And your first step toward the new, yet so ancient, nobility of German womanhood will be the proud affirmation of a saying by Friedrich Hebbel:

'The contact with a priest is disgusting to me!'

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Berlin, in August of the 6th year of the National Socialist Revolution:

"The confessionals burned!

For they are the germ cells of that devastating epidemic of souls!

A soldier instead of the cross! A boy, a laughing girl instead of the longing for immortality!

A living, pure, and laughing woman instead of hooded figures!

A mother cradling her child instead of desert landscapes of castrated ideals!

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"You have kept the base stories. You teach them to your children!

Can you even mention the Bible in the same breath as the myths of the North?

Try it, just repeat:

Gudrun and Sarah!

You cannot.

So throw the book into the fire, tear from your memory the religion that does not correspond to your soul's longing.

Profess your allegiance to your people!"

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"Germanic women: not dolls, toys of lust, not disgusting Old Testament women - they were Priestesses of Life!"

That is why the world was so pure, that is why no one thought of guilt or "sin" in devotion!

Such women, girls, and mothers are the holiest thing in a free, strong, and powerful people.

This people cannot perish!

Not even a secret, hidden, suppressed thought of greed or vulgarity arises—the devotion of these women, love, and marriage in such a people is worship!

Sublime and holy, more divine and purer than all priestly cults!

Here, the love of two people is the sacrament of life, no longer needing the blessing of priests, for within it lies the blessing of the Earth, the nobility of pure humanity"

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Christliche Entwürdigung der Frau. Heft 4 der Reihe "Gottgläubiges Deutschland. Schriften zum deutschen Glaubenskampf"

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Christian Degradation of Women. Issue 4 of the series "God-Believing Germany. Writings on the German Religious Struggle"

Publisher: Erfurth, Verlag Sigrune

Publication Date: 1939

“A person cannot abolish their belonging to the national personality into which they are born by virtue of their destiny. If he places himself outside of it, he is either destroyed or he loses his nature”

Another shot of the alcove at the inn at Sterneckerbräu where the NSDAP held their earliest meetings. Previous shots show paper decorations and a portrait of the Führer, but you can now see that the area has received an "upgrade", replacing the simple decorations with a beautifully hand painted Parteiadler and inscription reading:

Left side: In dieser Ecke gründete am 24.2.1920 unser Volkskanzler Adolf Hitler die N.S.D.A.P.

​In Mein Kampf, in the chapter titled "The First Period of Our Struggle," Hitler writes (summarizing):

​In the autumn of 1921, when the party was founded, there were only six members. The party did not have any headquarters, officials, stamps, or printed material of any sort. I went around to several restaurants and hotels in Munich with the idea of renting a room in one of them for the use of the party. In the old Sterneckerbräu im Tal, there was a small room with an arched roof. It was dark and dismal. A table and some borrowed chairs were brought; two sideboards, which belonged to the landlord, served to store our leaflets, placards, etc. Schüssler brought with him a small Adler typewriter of his own. It was the first machine to be used in the service of the party.

​Here you can see that very same arched roof, sideboards, table, chairs, and typewriter