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*Note: Numerous smaller, miscellaneous additions are usually done on a daily basis and are not documented on this page.
****As often as I can I will be adding a new scan of a newspaper from Guernsey,
Added the German version of the 1988 interview with Obersturmbannführer Eugen Schlotter, SS Signals Officer who served in Nordland and Florian Geyer. Check it out:
Eugen Schlotter
*Extra special thanks to our dedicated and tenacious Wolf, who has painstakingly translated all of the WWII interview into German.
Added a new 1988 interview with Obersturmbannführer Eugen Schlotter, SS Signals Officer who served in Nordland and Florian Geyer. Check it out:
I scanned the art book of the NSDAP artist Fidus. Check it out:
I added an interesting lot of papers and I.D.s from an NSDAP member and lead editor for a German newspaper who after the war worked for various embassies. I hope you find it interesting, it ended up taking me a lot more time than I first guessed. Check it out:
I added an update of almost 50 more pictures to the House of German Art section. Check it out:
Plus additions throughout the site. I also added a few small books I scanned, with one of the best drawings of Adolf Hitler ever done! 99% of you have never seen it, I sure hadn't before uncovering the book it was in. Check it all out:
Goodbye summer of 2025, I won't miss you!
I added a new WWII interview from 1991 with an SS Totenkopf medical orderly named Gotthard. I've also added new things to various sections of the site.
Check it out:
I put up a new page of Pandora's Scrapbook, which I haven't updated it quite a while. In case you don't remember what it is, it is a section where I examine an American WWII scrapbook I found, which is filled with newspaper clippings from WWII. There are many ridiculous lies and tall tales to make fun of. I still have many to do, but I easily get sidetracked. Don't miss your chance to see some juicy Allied 'Nazi' porn! Check it out:
I have a special treat for you today. Yes, I'm taking you back to the 1930s, before the vile monsters nearly destroyed the world. I'm taking you to a carnival! So grab some cotton candy and let's go! Check it out:
Here are some pictures from June 25, 2010. Hehe... I was afraid of the train roaring by. Later on we were doing some nude photography besides the tracks, with a flooded forest backdrop, and a train came by and the conductor, with a big smile, waved at me. Hehe...
I was lucky enough to stumble across twenty ultra-rare Facts in Review newsletters. These were published in 1939-1940 by the German Government in New York.
I added an extensive genealogy study from the Third Reich (1937). I've never seen such a vast work, with around 140 different documents/certificates. Check it out here:
I've been adding lots of new documents and various other scans to the WWII sections on the very bottom of the Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind pages...
In the coming weeks I'm going to be adding forgotten/lost photo shoots that I recently found. Plus try to add more pictures for the photo shoots that only have two examples.
Greetings all! I present to you a very special gift, presented by our dear comrades Mike and Earl, the NSDAP edition of Der Wehrwolf! This little book is extremely cool and very rare. It was an honor to scan it and present it to you. There is a PDF and very large JPGs (in case anyone wants to use the woodcuts in their art or propaganda). Check it out here:
I also added the German version of the interview Franz Josef Holczabek. He was a Wehrmacht veteran who served in the 8th Infantry Division, 90th Infantry 'Afrika Korps', and the 275th Infantry Division. After the war he was a POW in the genocidal Rhine Meadow Camps and his wife and daughter died during the courageous Fortress Breslau defense. Check it out:
My apologies for not getting back to people on my email... I've been spending every available minute on the website. I have a few dozen half-done projects in the works. Sometimes it is just too much to do everything and I'm exhausted by the end of the day.
That said, my love and heils to my special comrades Wolf and Mike and Earl! You are my life's blood...
I've been doing a lot of work behind the scenes on the website, adding material to various sections. Here is an article, we'll leave the author nameless, but most of you would know him if you heard his name, by an old comrade from way back when. Check it out:
I found a handful of photo shoots recently that got lost in the chaos of life and hope to show you samples sometime in the near future. I also have plans to add pictures to the published photo shoots, many of which unfortunately only have a few examples. There is no sense in doing the shoots, which required a lot of time producing and only releasing two examples. But time has always been my greatest enemy. I always hope that 'One day there will be time...', well we all know that hoped-for time hardly ever comes. So I'm going to try and fill in the shoots with much rawer examples due to lack of time. But personally I like them better rawer and 'flawed' and think you will too.
American Independence Day
It's the 4th of July, Independence Day! Puh, independent from what? Yay people get to fire off millions of communist Chinese fireworks to celebrate America's democratic independence! Hmm... doesn't really make sense does it? Oh well, just drink another beer, then it'll make more sense.
Anyway, I added a new interview with a Wehrmacht veteran who served in the 8th Infantry Division, 90th Infantry 'Afrika Korps', and the 275th Infantry Division. After the war he was a POW in the genocidal Rhine Meadow Camps and his wife and daughter died during the courageous Fortress Breslau defense. Check it out:
I've finally finished The House of German Art section I've been working on. I'll be adding new postcards to fill the holes as time goes on. It was a rather grueling and time-consuming project, but I'm glad to add the section as a resource and database. Check it out:
Today is the 27th year anniversary of the Mourning the Ancient website. 27 years on the 27th.
We were young and thought that we could fight giants, and together we did. Joining a war that raged long before our births, and which will no doubt go on long after our tours of duty here are over.
Our fight has been the eternal constant in our lives.
We were born to fight Them, at the end of the world.
It's the only thing of substance left to do.
SUMMER SOLSTICE
Greetings friends, comrades and enemies!
I've been busy working on a few projects, so that's why I haven't been updating lately. That's also why I haven't gotten to my email. So, if you've written, be patient. Be assured, when I'm not updating I'm working feverishly on something.
I've added something that may or may not interest you, but it interests me. It's an old German toy, a teaching tool containing post office tools, like stampers, postage stamps and postcards/envelopes, and also play money. It's from around the turn of the 20th century (1900s). It is incredibly rare and I was pleased to stumble upon it. Check it out:
THE HOUSE OF GERMAN ART
I'm also working on a big project of scanning postcards from the Third Reich's House of German Art. It's early, so I haven't gotten to a lot of the postcards that I have, but I thought I'd give you a peak. I'm also missing a little under half of the postcards, there seem to be a little over one thousand of them released (!). All of them are numbered, and often the same postcard was released in sepia/black and white and color. When I get new postcards I'll put them online. I want this to be a complete as possible image bank for us. I have scanned them high resolution and a large size for that reason. As you probably know, all art from the Third Reich was either destroyed by the Allies or stolen by the United States Army. Thousands of German works of art are still confined in American hands, unavailable to the public. Why were they so fearful of Third Reich art? Because art matters. Click the link to check it out:
Been putting up various pictures and information to many different areas. Today I added many new Third Reich documents, postcards, etc. and 21 documents from one man in the third Reich. If you have the time, check them out:
More updates incoming...
Check out this incredibly rare Third Reich Ministerialpass:
See a rare 1944 magazine and postcard from the Children's Evacuation program, the KLV (Kinderlandverschickung):
The greatest day of the year, forever and ever! Happy Birthday Adolf Hitler! 136 years since your birth and more people love you than ever in history.
Added a new profile of a very important British man to Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind:
Added another new profile to Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind. Yesterday I introduced you to 'Black Hitler', today meet 'Harlem Hitler'!:
Added a new profile to Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind! Can you believe it? I haven't done a profile in a long time, now I've done two in less than a week. I'm gonna try and do more, because I think they are important. This one is an interesting one, it's Leonard Jordan or as they called him, the 'Black Hitler':
Added a new very interesting profile to Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind:
Qiu Fazu The Father of Modern Chinese Medicine
Added a new profile to Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind -- the martyr Polish actor/producer Igo Sym:
Plus added lots of various other additions and updates throughout the site. Such as: have you ever wondered about the history of the White race? Wonder no more!
Added the 1993-1999 interview with the enigmatic Carla von Keltner. Author and historian, and maybe much more:
'Mother winter leaves our land and opens wide the sea,
Added the German version of the 1989 interview with Ute Allenberg, a BDM member and Faith and Beauty model. Check it out:
Rainy days.
Added a new 1988 interview with Ute Allenberg, a BDM member and Faith and Beauty model. Check it out:
Nebraska weather, hot one day, cold the next.
Added a new 1988 interview with Jaroslaw Wenger, volunteer of the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician). Check it out:
I have been putting up a plethora of new scans of WWII related documents, IDs, postcards, certificates, etc. There is now nine pages of the postcard section. Here is a link to the postcards, the rest of the links you can find on the bottom of the Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind pages:
Winter dying.
Added a new 1990 interview with Erich Klein, captain of the 60th Infantry Division and later the elite Feldherrnhalle Divison, where he was awarded the coveted German Cross in Gold. He fought in Greece, the Balkans, the Eastern Front and was at the Battle of Stalingrad. Check it out:
Plus I added a new page to Trash and Treasure that will make you cringe with revulsion and laugh with sickening disgust. Check it out:
Winter dying.
Here is a link to a truly beautiful article written by the American Old Fighter Louis Beam in 2018.
which was occupied by the Third Reich during WWII. I have 222 newspapers,
which are unique due to the fact they are in English.
I'll leave this link up for you to easily check out new newspapers.
Check them out here:
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While listening to: - silence -
-Interview mit einem SS-Nachrichtenoffizier der Nordland und der Florian Geyer, Nürnberg, 1988.
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - the dying insects of 2025 -
While listening to: - the dying insects of 2025 -
While listening to: - crickets singing in the empty night -
While listening to: - crickets singing in the empty night -
While listening to: - the empty night -
While listening to: - Crowded House - Don't Dream It's Over -
While listening to: - distant cars in the night -
Like the News from Germany publications, these were among the very few English publications by the Third Reich. Check them out:
While listening to: - distant cars in the night -
While listening to: - Unleashed - The Final Silence -
While listening to: - Dio - All the Fools Sailed Away -
While listening to: - the empty night -
While listening to: - the empty night -
While listening to: - silence -
Although Mourning the Ancient came to be in October 1995, the website came online June 27, 1998. Some of you have been with me since the very beginning, in what seems like lifetimes ago to all of us.
Many things have changed in our lives since those early days, yet some things remain the same.
While listening to: - Dio - Don't Talk to Strangers -
While listening to: - sounds of the night -
While listening to: - thunder and rain in the night -
While listening to: - The voice of the Führer -
While listening to: - night sounds of my sick city -
While listening to: - night sounds of my sick city -
While listening to: - night sounds of my sick city -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - nothing -
While listening to: - nothing -
the lukewarm breeze does beackon me, as it whispers through the trees.
It says, set your sails and let me take your ships to foreign shores,
take farewell of those near you, and your land, of the north.
The whild cold deep black ocean's waves invites my hungry heart.
Cry not my love I'll return, only death can keep us, apart...'.
While listening to: - Bathory - Shores in Flames -
While listening to: - the empty night -
While listening to: - Goatlord - The Fog -
While listening to: - Dio - Sacred Heart -
While listening to: - Theatre of Tragedy - A Distance There Is -
You should really read this article!
It is one of the best articles written on our situation that I have ever read.
Check it out:
-Freyja, Wake the Dead-