Catalog Feed- Angry Aryans - "Racially Motivated Violence" Compact Disc
- Ian Stuart Songbook
- Endlöser 18 - "18" Digipak Compact Disc
- Weisse Wolfe - "Gutmensch" Compact Disc
- No Remorse - "18 Was Right" Compact Disc
- Pluton Svea - "Pitbull Power" Compact Disc
- Weisse Wölfe - "Soundtrack Zur Revolution" Compact Disc
- Bataillon 500 - "Am Feind...!" Compact Disc
- Blod & Ära En Svensk Salut Till SKREWDRIVER (Compilation) Compact Disc
- Bataillon 500 - "Sie Leben" Compact Disc
- Brutal Attack - "Keeping The Dream Alive" Compact Disc
- Pluton Svea - "Best Of The Best" Compact Disc
- Ken McLellen - "If I Ever Forget" Compact Disc (Brutal Attack)
- Saga - "On My Own" Compact Disc
- Fúria Bélica "Militantes Da Intolerância " Compact Disc
- Schlachthaus - "Neue Nation" Compact Disc (Freivolk Records)
- Skrewdriver White Boots & Braces T-Shirt
- Aggravated Assault - "It Could Happen To You!" Compact Disc (Free Patch & Sticker)
- Skullhead Victory Or Valhalla Skeleton With Microphone 1 Inch Button / Badge
- Combat 18 C18 Dragon 1 Inch Button / Badge
Tag Archives: History
Ridiculed Obama Prophetess Was Right!
Ridiculed Obama Prophetess Was Right!
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Tagged as: Barack Obama, Benghazi, Election, History, Obama, Ohio, President, United States
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German WWII Sub Found Off Nantucket
The ocean floor off Massachusetts’ Nantucket Island has finally yielded a 70-year-old secret: the location of a sunken German sub from World War II. The U-550, which had wreaked havoc along the East Coast, went down in April 1944 in a battle with US ships, but researchers had been unable to find it until now, [...]
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Tagged as: Boston Globe, History, Massachusetts, Nantucket, New Jersey, Twentieth Century, Wars and Conflicts, World War II
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World War 2 Battle of Britain Cartoon
World War 2 Battle of Britain Cartoon
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Tagged as: Battle of Britain, History, Red Arrows, Supermarine Spitfire, Theaters of Operations, Twentieth Century, Wars and Conflicts, World War II
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ZIEGLER, ADOLF
(1892-1959) Hitler‘s favorite contemporary painter according to Wulf Schwarzwaller, author of Unknown Hitler. Ziegler was a pedantic realist,” master of German pubic hair” and president of the Reich Chamber of the Arts.
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Speaker Express Information
In recent days, the rumor has been spreading that Germany and the Soviet Union are nearing an armistice agreement. The rumor is nourished by supposed notations on leave papers, which some who spread this rumor claim to have seen. These rumors lack any foundation. They are the result of malevolent enemy propaganda that speakers must [...]
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Tagged as: Bolshevik, Cold War, German, Germany, History, Russia, Soviet Union, United States
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HASENAUER, KARL von
(1833-1894). Respected Viennese Architect and creator of the Vienna Burg Theater. Highly regarded by Hitler.
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Tagged as: Adolf Hitler, Antisemitism, Germany, History, Hitler, Nazi, Third Reich, VIENNA
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Magic and Scepticism
The association of paganism and Anglo-Saxon runes can no longer be taken for granted. Despite persistent nostalgic representations in popular culture and fantasy fiction, the magical functions attributed to the script in eighteenth-century Gothic studies have been met with scepticism in modern academic circles (Page Introduction 6). Recent scholarship has shifted the burden of proof to those [...]
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Tagged as: Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxon runes, Christianization, History, Latin alphabet, rune, Runic alphabet, Scandinavia
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The official fears US and Britain shared about over President Obama’s ‘anti-American’ and ‘anti-white’ father
In his three years as U.S. president, Barack Obama has been dogged by claims he is not patriotic enough. Last year he even had to publish his birth certificate to silence doubters who suggested he was not born an American. Now it emerges that similar fears were expressed about his father, who was categorised with [...]
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Tagged as: Anti-Americanism, BarackObama, Birth certificate, History, Kenya, President, United State, Washington
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The Baroque Era In The Arts
After 1600, European culture generated a new artisitic style, known as the Baroque. Taken literally, the term means “irregular” and is applied generally to the dynamic and undisciplined artistic creativity of the seventeenth century. At first, the Baroque style grew out of the Catholic pomp and confidence accompanying the Counter-Reformation. Later, as the style spread [...]
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Tagged as: Arts, Baroque, Baroque music, Catholic, Counter-Reformation, History, Music, Pearl
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The Empire Strikes Back
In the Spring of 70, Julius Civilis was at the zenith of his power. Frisians, Cananefates, the Cugernians of Vetera, the Ubians of Cologne, the Tungrians of Tongeren, and the Nervians all recognized the superiority of the Batavians, and in the south, the Lingones and Trevirans were fighting against Rome as well. However, since Civilis [...]
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Tagged as: Britain, Gaul, History, Quintus Petillius Cerialis, Roman Empire, Rome, United States, World War I
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