134. I advise you, Loddfáfnir, to take this advice: it"ll help you, if you take it, do you good, if you get it: never laugh at a grey haired sage; often old men say what is good; often from a shrivelled bag smart words emerge, from one that hangs with the hides, and dangles with the skins, and swings with the bags of tripe.

⚖ - Hávamál, The Elder Edda

🦅 Ein Volk Ein Reich Ein Führer (One Folk One Reich One Fuhrer)

On January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler became Chancellor of Germany, which became the starting point for the establishment of the National Socialist regime. A year later, in 1934, on the same day, Hitler declared himself Fuhrer, finally concentrating power in his hands.

"To save the Fatherland, we have made an honest alliance with Germany. We know that the help given us by the German people is to-day the only real possibility of organising an armed struggle against Bolshevism. During my visit to the Reich Minister Himmler I said in the course of our cordial conversation, which was conducted in a spirit of mutual understanding and touched upon all questions relating to the securing of a happy future for Russia: "We have a common enemy. Victory over him is good for our peoples. Our peoples should have no feelings of hatred towards each other. The future and greatness of our peoples is in friendship, in joint struggle and in labour. Now is not the time to remember mistakes and personal grudges"

🇷🇺 - Andrei Vlasov, speech in the Prague Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia (KONR) on 14 November 1944.

"The struggle of the people and the hatred among them is being nurtured by very specific interested parties. It's a small rootless international clique that is turning people against each other, that does not want them to have peace, it is the people who are at home both nowhere and everywhere, who do not have a home soil on which they have grown up but who live in Berlin today in Brussels tomorow Paris the day after that and then again Prague or Vienna or London and who feel at home everywhere"

🇪🇺 - Adolf Hitler, speech at Siemens factory 1933

❄️ Paintings by the Russian artist Konstantin A. Vasiliev (1942-1976). Vasiliev’s works combined Aryan pagan traditions and the pathos of Nordic and Slavic pre-Christian sagas and epics. He was also familiar with the main Aryan myths.