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Tokimeki Tonight "Christmas mini book" -- Ikeno Koi (December 1992)

Image Credit: Sebastian Voltmer

WW2 memorial statue by Lauri Lehtinen, 1949, at Kurikka Military Cemetery, Finland. (Sami Hakala)

St. George and the dragon Armand Point –1900

August Wagener - Edelweiss, 1930s

Copyright: John Goldsmith via: ESA

Oslo, Norway, circa 1955.

Stavanger, Norway, 1937.

fragments of time, 1st century B.C - 200 A.D

Door of the Kunstakademie, Dresden

The Kunstakademie, Dresden

Vue se la tour de l'hôtel de ville en direction du centre de Dresde, 1955

Geiranger, Norway, circa 1935.

Bergen, Norway, 1968.

“Genius des Sieges / Genius of Victory” Adolf Wamper 1940

Julleuchter ( "Yule lantern") or Turmleuchter ("tower lantern") are modern terms used to describe a type of earthenware candle holder manufactured by the SS for its members and their families, the design of the lantern was taken from an artefact found in an ethnographic museum in Stockholm, it was chosen becouse of the supposed Hagal rune (the six-spoked window at its base), the goal of this action was in tune with the spirit of the SS which wanted to revive and promote a forgotten pre-Christian pagan tradition and ideas among younger German generations.