Mein Kampf

Bücher über Juden

Book for down loading

The Third Reich

Text in Deutsch

Richtstellungen zur Zeitgeschichte

Norwegian WW2 History

Children of War (Krigsbarn)

Martin Luther's "Jews and their Lies"

Other Interesting Topics


Florian Geyer - deutscher Patriot

This new Sturmer is not a continuation of the famous Julius Streicher ‘s Sturmer. All patriotic people have the right to learn the real truth about their racial kindred. Most that has been written about the German-Norse is a misrepresentation of history and does a great injustice imposed by pro-Zionists and Jews in schools, and in writings through their false teachings to educators and political leaders in governments.

As a patriotic Norse, I feel an obligation to give facts, as they happened, and which bear a greater resemblance of truth, then the misinformation and distorted truths about what really happened to the German-Norse people during the last 2000years, but especially since World War II.

The emblem of the New Sturmer is an old Norse symbol that was used by King Olav Haraldson of Norway, (995-1030).   Nasjonal Samling, the political party of Vidkum Quisling, used this same symbol. It is called the Solkars ---Sun Cross--- It can be found on many stone carvings throughout the German-Norse world. Eventually it lead to the Swastika, another potent symbol with great meaning for the German-Norse and their political movements, that have been also misrepresented by the Zionists and Jews who, for generations and generations have worked unrelenting for world domination.

The Newsletters that will follow will be an attempt to defend the German-Norse race against the twisted information in order to build up hatred and divide the people .
 

Contact me at  randulf.johan.hansen@c2i.net

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   Deutsche Gedichte         Poems    

Wilhelm Petersen:                                               Svein Solem
Der Ritter von Valsgärd (1936)                                  Erling Skjalgsson König von Ryge
The Knight from Valsgärd (1936)                              Erling Skjalgsson king of Ryge