“Liberation”, they say. When the German Wehrmacht unconditionally surrendered (not so the German government that was deposed by the Allies, in violation of international law, a few days later) to the American, British and French armed forces on the 8th of May, and to the Red Army a day later, the German people were “liberated”. The “heinous Nazi regime” was defeated. The world was made “a better place”. That is what they keep saying ever since that fateful year of 1945, and that is why today, seventy years later, they want to remind us all the more so of the alleged “horrors” of the Third Reich and the subsequent “liberation” that was without alternative, or else Adolf Hitler would certainly have “conquered and enslaved the entire world”. They may repeat this propaganda over and over again, but that does not make it any less false on every angle: Because Freedom, Justice and Humanity have not prevailed on the 8th of May; they were vanquished and deliberately destroyed when the last German soldier laid down his arms and walked into captivity.
  Look at the world we live in, seventy years after this “liberation”, and ask yourself what really happened when the enemies of the Reich emerged victorious from the ruins and corpses of the war they have had forced upon Germany in the first place. Who escalated a local conflict into a world war? Britain and France declared war on Germany after the Wehrmacht defended German interests in Poland; certainly not for the sake of the Polish nation (or else they’d have declared war on the Soviet Union too, which invaded Poland from the East at the same time) but to have a pretext for attacking the German Reich. Adolf Hitler always wished to contain the conflict; he even abstained from the invasion of the British Isles but sent a peace envoy, Rudolf Hess, instead. His enemies, who were the sworn enemies of the German Reich, rejected each and every peace proposal from Adolf Hitler. They went to war with the sole intent of vanquishing and dismembering the German Reich for good, something they failed to achieve in 1918. This was not about “liberation” but about extinction. Millions of soldiers and civilians perished in the wake of their crusade against the German Reich; numberless German cities were obliterated and turned into rubble; horrendous crimes were perpetrated against German women, elderly and children who had no safe place to escape to; Germany was ultimately divided and distributed as spoils of war among the victors.  East and central Europe fell under the yoke of Bolshevism, a peril that the National Socialists struggled so hard to fight off, because Churchill and Roosevelt rather groveled to Stalin, the worst dictator and mass murderer of the 20th century, instead of making peace with Adolf Hitler.
  How can anyone dare to say that “freedom” and “democracy” prevailed on the 8th of May when half of Europe suffered under Communist dictatorship for 40 years thereafter? Doesn’t this fact alone reveal all the mockery of this so-called “liberation”? But more so, what did this victory over the German Reich really accomplish for those believed to be victorious? With Germany vanquished and divided and Britain as well as France so severely weakened they would soon loose almost every one of their colonial dominions, the old Europe was becoming a shadow of her former self, a faint memory of grandeur never to return.
  If we compare images from our world before the war and of today, then we can’t help but notice the striking difference in everything from architecture, arts, fashion, lifestyle and attitude. Where once has been beauty, life and light, we now have degeneracy, death and decline. Europe was killed on the 8th of May, 1945, and she keeps decomposing ever since.
National Socialism in the Third Reich once set about ushering humanity into a new age of higher evolution, where man would be reconciled with the divine and thus expand his horizon to the unfathomable, furthermost reaches of the universe. A vision so bold, so grand, so daring! In our day and age, we’ve got none of that. Instead of approaching the illuminating light of the Golden Age, we face an impenetrable darkness that is supposed to smother our senses and turn us into mindless, spineless drones conditioned for incessant consumerism. The “liberation” on the 8th of May was nonexistent: This was the day of infamy when in the fires of war, the enemies of the Reich have forged chains that shall bind us to a world not ours. Seventy years later, and our true liberation has yet to come.
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