Adolf Hitler and the Army of Mankind

    Before you begin to mount feeble accusations of 'hater' and 'racist', let's get a few things straight. Many countries fought on the side of Nazi Germany in WW2, including several non-white ones. One of the two of Germany's primary allies of the 'Pact of Steel' was not white, Japan.

     Indians, Asians, Arabs and blacks not only fought on the side of Nazi Germany, but also wore the eagle and swastika on their breast. Dozens of countries volunteered to the elite Waffen SS, including many non-whites of a wide range of ethnic backgrounds. In fact, it was the largest multi-racial fighting force in history! Not to mention also the most religiously diverse as well. The Germans did not segregate their troops. Blacks, Asians, Arabs and Whites all fought and lived side-by-side.

     A sharp contrast to the American and British treatment of non-whites that fought for them. These unfortunate troops were often used as cannon fodder and not even allowed to fight with white troops. The black servicemen of America were even experimented on! The Japanese Americans who volunteered for the U.S. military were fighting for a country who had interned their families in concentration camps.

     When the capital of the Reich, Berlin, crumbled there was over a dozen nationalities defending it. There were Americans, British, French, Italians, Russians, Waloonians, Danes, Norwegians, Swedes... the list goes on and on. In fact the bulk of defenders were not even German. Imagine that. The last stand of the Third Reich, defended by foreign born troops. They met a fiery death because they believed in what they were fighting for. Look it up.

     There were plans for the German armies and her allies in Russia, fighting Communism, to link up straight-away with the Japanese armies. Imagine, these great world powers, allies for many years, of such different races and cultures, meeting as friends on the battlefield, and then fighting together for a common goal. The Land of the Rising Sun and the Sons of the Swastika, a symbol of the sun.

     Japan wanted an Asia for Asians. The European occupiers had practically enslaved the Asian people of their 'colonies'. Germany and her European allies were also fighting those same world powers. They also believed that a people should be led by their own race. The world would then be in balance, the way nature intended. In fact, when Japan liberated the Asian islands and nations previously occupied by Europeans, they asked Germany if it wanted a share of these lands, and the answer was no! For too long empires, conquest, and untimately greed, had set out to enslave foreign lands.

     Anyone who knows the truth, knows that countries didn't lose the second world war, mankind lost WW2. That the same age-old powers-that-be had won again. Their victory came at a terrible cost. They butchered tens of millions with their indiscriminate bombs. Over four million Germans died in concentration camps of starvation and the elements after the war was over. Look it up. Communist soldiers, berserk with propaganda, raped millions of German women, MILLIONS, from ages 6 to 90! Many of them after the war as well. Research it for yourself.

     Recently declassified United States documents reveal that the president of the United States knew about the impending attack on Pearl Harbor and did nothing about it. In fact, he and his administration took measures to hide it. Not only did they know about it in advance, but they also instigated it. They would do anything to bring America into WW2, and since Japan was a friend and ally of Germany, they knew that by instigating a war with Japan, Germany would have to follow. They violated Japan's waters. They even strafed her boats. The information is out there, take the time to find it.

     Books could be written and some have been, although not easily obtainable, about the truth of WW2. I haven't the time or desire to go deeper into this now. But I implore you, question what you've been taught. We've all been taught lies. The good guys lost World War Two. Mankind lost World War Two. The tyrants won. But the war isn't over. Free men and women, white, black, red, yellow and brown are learning the truth.

     The truth will make you angry. The lengths they have gone to lie to us. No matter your country of origin you are a victim of the same propaganda lies. It is international. They want to divide and conquer us. They want us to hate and fear one another. But in reality, it is They who hate all of us. And it is They who shall learn to fear us as well.

     Given time, and the old Gods' will, all races shall unite and wipe this tyrant from the face of the earth. And this blue planet will sigh, bearing a lighter load, less millions of its killers and enslavers. And all of this terrible dark time will be a story to tell our children's children. It is a fated time to come. After the fire. A world anew.


But pictures speak louder than words! Don't take our word for it, look and see for yourself! And ask yourself, why did they hide this truth from us?

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    [African volunteers with their Wehrmacht counterparts.]


    [Waffen SS volunteer, Division Azad Hind (Free India), Monte Casino, Italy.]

    [Above: These Azad Hind (Free India) postage stamps were made in Berlin in 1943 for the Waffen SS Indian Legion, but were never issued due to worsening conditions of the war. Note the first stamp, a Waffen SS Indian soldier bears a German machine gun (MG-42), and the last stamp depicting India breaking its chains.]

    [Above: Indian officers. Note the German award ribbon on the left soldier's jacket. This ribbon represents the Iron Cross medal, which was a coveted decoration, awarded for feats of bravery.]

    [Above: Another Azad Hind postage stamp.]

    [Above & below: Indian Waffen SS volunteers (Free India or 'Azad Hind' Legion) of the 950th Infantry Regiment on the 'Atlantic Wall' (Bay of Biscay) being inspected by Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, circa summer 1943 ...]

  • Click here to see more pictures of Indian Waffen SS volunteers


    [William Joyce, British Nazi, was put to death for treason after the war even though he lived in Germany and had given up his British citizenship.
    For what you ask? For a radio program!]

  • Read more about William Joyce -HERE-

    [The two above items are an armband and a membership badge from the 1930's from the British 'Imperial Fascist League' (IFL).]


    [Walloon volunteers. The Walloonian people are a French speaking minority of Belgium.]

  • Click here to see postage stamps that were issued to benefit the Walloon Waffen SS Legion.

    [Above: A postage vignette honoring the Waffen SS Walloonian Legion's fight against Bolshevism.]

    [Above: A Walloonian Waffen SS recruiting poster.]


    [Turk volunteers.]


    [Arab/African volunteer for the Africa Korps, Tunisia.]


    [Waffen SS, 'The Legion of French Volunteers Against Bolshevism'.
    The remainder of this courageous force was almost completely annihilated defending Berlin.
    It has been recorded that the French Waffen-SS divisions also included a number of personnel from the French colonies, including French Indo-China (what the French colonialists called Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia), and even a lone Japanese!]

  • Click here to see additional French Waffen SS volunteer pictures.

  • Click here to see postage stamps that were issued to benefit the French Waffen SS Legion.


    [Thai volunteer in the service of the Wehrmacht, circa 1944 in southern France.]


    [Spanish volunteers of the 'Division Azul' or 'Blue Division.'
    Even after the fortunes of war turned against Germany and its Axis partners and the leader of Spain ordered the division home, thousands (close to 3,000)
    refused, choosing instead to fight on with their German comrades, who previously in 1936 had helped Spain win its civil war against the communists.
    On the Eastern Front, if Russian commanders found out they would be facing the Spanish division, they were known to lie to their men and tell them they would be facing 'regular' army soldiers. Such was their reputation for courage and fighting ability. These utterly loyal and ferocious Spaniards would later fight to the death defending Berlin.]

  • Click here to see postcards from Spain honoring their German and Italian allies


    ['Die Wehrmacht' was a popular soldiers magazine of the time. Here a black African poses in Afrika Korp attire.]


    [Above & below: Muslim Waffen SS volunteers in the 'Free Arab Legion.']

    [Below: A column of Arab volunteers with German personnel. Note the white armband, which is pictured below.]

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    [Tomoyuki Yamashita, Japanese military genius nicknamed 'The Tiger of Malaya.'
    He tricked the British into surrendering Singapore, even though his troops were badly outnumbered, low on ammunition, starving and suffering from malaria.
    For this feat he was executed by the Allies after the war.
    Talk about cowardly sore losers! He was hung on 2-24-1946. His last words being: 'I will pray for the Emperor's long life and his prosperity forever.']


    [Mongolian/Russian volunteers taken prisoner by the Americans in Normandy, circa July 1944.]


    [Japanese women honoring the Axis. Alfred Rosenberg called the Japanese 'The Aryans of the East.']

    ['Good friends in three countries' - Japanese poster from 1938 celebrating the cooperation between Japan, Germany, and Italy.]


    [Greece, before British control. In December 1932 George S. Mercouris founded a Greek National Socialist party who adamantly supported Adolf Hitler.]


    [Russian volunteers for the Luftwaffe, the 'ROA'. Germany and its Axis allies were at war with communism, not the Russian people, therefore many Russians were eager to join them.]


    [Subhas Chandra Bose. Spirtual leader of the Waffen SS Indian Legion and leader of the movement to free India from British occupation. Today he is seen by many Indians as Americans see George Washington. He lived in Berlin during the Third Reich. It is believed that he died on August 18, 1945 in a plane crash above Taiwan. Some say he was assassinated, others say he never died and faked his death. He lived to be 48 years old. His statue, in military uniform, stands in the Indian parliament with those of India's two most revered leaders: Mohandas K. Gandhi, and the country's first prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru. His ashes are kept at Renkoji Temple near Tokyo.]

    [In February 1943 Chandra Bose (seen here wearing Wehrmacht cap) traveled to Japan on German U-boat 180. Once there he would meet Japan's Premier Hideki Tojo and the Emperor Hirohito himself. The cargo of U-boat 180 was also very significant. It contained samples of various German weapons and machine parts, a sample of quinine for future Japanese shipments (quinine is a drug used to treat malaria and was badly needed for Japan's tropical war in the Pacific), blueprints for jet engines and V-1 and V-2 rockets, as well as other items for Japanese technical evaluation. It is a little known fact that the Germans and Japanese were very close allies and friends. The fact that they shared their most top secret weapons and technologies is a testament to this. Below is an example of such shared technology. The German Me 163B Komet interceptor's blueprints were shared with the Japanese and used to build a Japanese version.]

    [Above: The German Me 163B Komet]

    [Above: The Japanese Mitsubishi J8M Shusui. Japan manufactured this jet fighter from German blueprints even though one of the submarines carrying half of the data was sunk on its way to Japan. Top secret information was often given in multiple parts in case it were to fall into enemy hands.]

  • Read Chandra Bose's farewell message to U-boat 180

  • Located on the island of Penang (Malaysia) was a major base for the Indian National Army, believed to be up to 10,000 men (in 1942), which had joined his cause. One feature at this base was a training school, the 'Swaraj Institute', which sent agents into India for espionage and propaganda work.

    [Above: This envelope, sent on December 15, 1968, bears two commemorative Azad Hind (Free India) stamps for the 25th anniversary of the 'Azad Hind Government,' bearing Subhas Chandra Bose's image. Strange to see a post-World War Two image honoring ANYTHING Axis related huh?


    [African volunteers with Germany's Luftwaffe.]


    [The Grand Mufti Amin al-Husayni of Jerusalem.
    An ally of Germany and the Axis, he used his extremely influential position to help Germany recruit Muslims into the Waffen SS.
    He personally met with Adolf Hitler several times during the war.]

    [Above: Here al-Husayni is meeting with Adolf Hitler.]

    [Above: Here a soldier from the Waffen SS division 'Handshar' pins up a picture of the Grand Mufti.]

  • Click here to see more pictures of The Grand Mufti and the Waffen SS


    [Africans saluting a banner of Mussolini.]


    [A Muslim auxiliary in German service in the Balkans.]


    [A Finnish 'Waffenbruder' meaning 'brother in arms' of the Waffen SS.]

    [Finnish soldiers of the '1.Kp.Finnisches Frw.Bn.d.W-SS' at Gross Born Truppenlager, 1941.]


    [The Irish National Socialist 'Blue Shirts' and their female 'Blue Shirts' counterparts.
    Ireland has been fighting for its independence from Britain for hundreds of years.
    With the Axis, they would have finally been free.]


    [Hanna Reitsch, National Socialist and friend to Adolf Hitler.
    Women were never more cherished and free than in the Third Reich, despite the lies and propaganda saying otherwise.
    Hanna was the first woman to fly a jet and a helicopter.
    She set over 40 records of endurance and altitude, some records still stand today!
    She was awarded the Iron Cross 1st Class and Luftwaffe Combined Pilots-Observation Badge in Gold with Diamonds.]


    [There were many branches of the Hitler Youth all around the world, here is one from Brazil.
    Take note of the native Brazilian on the upper right of the photo.]


    [Above: Estonian/Latvia/Lithuania were among the proudest and most effective of the Waffen SS volunteers.
    Some of their heroic battles in the end days are like something from a tragic fairytale, the stuff of legend.
    Here is the Estonian Waffen SS in 1944.]

    [Above: Two Estonian Waffen SS soldiers on leave in Prag. One sports a bandaged leg and cane.]

    [Above: Estonian soldiers prepare to fire a German 'Panzerschreck' during the Battle of Narva,1944.]

    [Above: This odd postcard from 1941 bears the stamps of three different nations: the postcard itself is Russian, and it bears one German stamp and two Estonian stamps. These odd combinations, or frankings, can often be found in the chaos and confusion of war.]

    [Above: Two Latvian newspapers from August 26-27, 1941. It is called 'Tevija.' Click on either to see more details.]


    [This picture, taken in 1945, shows a young asiatic Wehrmacht soldier (possibly Korean) being processed by the Allies. Circa June 1944.]


    [Above: German Kriegsmarine sailors with a Japanese comrade.]


    [Above: U-boat 861 crew chief Max Schley with 2 Japanese engineers helping with its overhaul.]


    [Above: Aboard U-boat 180, here is Shosa Hideo Tomonaga, a Japanese submarine design specialist.
    Tomonaga commited suicide in 1945 on another U-boat rather than surrender.]


    [Above: Commander of U-boat 861, Jurgen Oesten, celebrating with Japanese friends.]


    [Above: Construction workers employed by the 'Todt Organization', a vast organization employing over two million workers. It was responsible for repairing roads, railways, airfields and also for building fortifications. Here, in this colorized photograph, three clearly non-white members, from North Africa, are building submarine shelters.]


    [Above: Seen here are Muslim troops of the Waffen-SS Croatian 13th Division 'Handshar.' Their special 'fez' style hats were permitted for prayer, I assume. Of note is the fact that the Muslim world was very pro-German. There were pro-National Socialist governments and uprising in countries like Persia (Iran), Syria, Lebanon and Iraq, just to name a few. The British and their allies even had to send troops in all of these cases to crush the will of the people.]

    [Above: Officers of the Yugoslavian Muslim division 'Handschar' in 1944.]

    [Five Bosnian brothers in the 13th 'Handshar' Muslim Division of the Waffen SS, circa 1943/1944.]

  • Click here to see more pictures of Muslim Waffen SS volunteers


    [Above: Here is a German postcard with a message in Japanese characters from 1942, sent from Berlin to Hamburg. Unfortunately, I have no clue what it says, but it is an interesting artifact of German-Japanese cooperation and friendship. Both countries had civilian, scientific and military exchange programs. The two allies had a deep respect for one another, despite having very different cultures and languages. Strange that the liars who rule this world try to convince us otherwise. If you still believe in the lies and propaganda after reading and seeing this page than you are a valuable slave to their disintegrating empire.]


    [Above: Here is a grim picture of the aftermath of the Battle of Berlin. The armored vehicle has been identified by a Swedish historian as belonging to a Swedish volunteer unit attached to SS Nordland. Another example, like that of Spain, who also was neutral, of private individuals leaving their countries of origin to fight for the Axis. Just think, Swedes dying defending Berlin?! But as I've said before, many of Berlin's defenders were not German. A fact they hide from us.]

    [Above: Here is a sheet of advertising stamps for the Swedish Nazi Party.]


    [Above: Pictured here is a Cossack volunteer (from Russia). History paints them amongst the most tenacious, bold and brave fighters of World War Two. This man is a machine gunner and holds an MG-42 German machine gun.]

  • Click here to see more pictures of Cossack volunteers plus volunteers from that region


    [Above: Pictured here, in 1941, a volunteer for the Danish Legion of the Waffen SS is interviewed in Copenhagen.]

    [Above: Pictured here, also in 1941, are more Danish volunteers.]

    [Above: Circa 1941.]

    [Above: Denmark's own Nazi party, the 'Danmarks Nationalsocialistiske Arbejderparti'.]

  • Click here to see recruiting posters for the Netherlands Legion

  • Click here to see postage stamps and souvenir sheets issued to benefit the Netherlands Legion


    [Above: Pictured here during a ceremony are Flemish Waffen SS volunteers (Flemish people are from a Dutch speaking part of Belgium).]

  • Click here to see postage stamps that were issued to benefit the Flemish Legion


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