"The highest goal of humanity is in no way the preservation of a given state form or, even less, a given government, but the preservation of the national principle."

"Dying twenty years earlier or twenty years later doesn't matter. What matters is dying well. Only then does life begin."

"War is a natural and common thing. War is always and everywhere. It has no beginning, no end.

Death is not terrible for those who die next to the

"Do not let the times of misfortune, when the bright star that shines above us all is temporarily eclipsed by dark clouds, turn you into cowards, but be defiant. Do not under any circumstances show the spiteful world the appearance of a loser; instead of the white flag of submission that the enemy expects, raise high the old banner of the swastika, of fanatical and savage resistance, and renew the oaths that we have so often sworn in happy and safe times.

Show the enemy of peace that he can wound us, but not kill us; torture us, but not humiliate us; beat us bloody, but not break us. Do not let yourself be disconcerted by the world-wide uproar that is about to begin.

The day will come when all lies will collapse under their own weight, and

"I am ready to do it all over again, even if it means being burned alive. In the eyes of history, a temporary defeat in war is nothing."

"And there is a youth who will continue our work when we are already dead; a youth who will one day reject the "re-educators" of Germany and their program, their teachings and their spirit, even if fate should deny them the pleasure of killing them personally. At the thought of this I was filled with delight."

"This current world, hypocritical, powerless, a farce, in the midst of tragedy. This is the world that was built for you in 1945...

It is this world, reeking of uselessness and harmfulness, that you, today's young Europeans,

Those who regard the Crusades with indignation as one of the most insane episodes of the "dark" Middle Ages, have not the slightest suspicion that what they call "religious fanaticism"

"It is our attitude toward events, not events themselves, which we can control. Nothing is by its own nature calamitous – even death is terrible only if we fear it."

"It is necessary to realize one's nature more and more decisively and firmly, following two strictly different and clear paths: to eradicate from a man everything "feminine", and from a woman - everything "masculine", to strive to become "absolute man" and "absolute woman" - this is the law of Tradition regarding sex, no matter what aspects of life are discussed."

"

"I did not come into this world for pleasure,

"Our thoughts and actions should in no way be determined by the approval or disapproval of our time, but by a

"Precisely pity I recognized as more dangerous than any vice...

One has to respect fatality — that fatality that says to the weak:

"Honor is the inner law of an Aryan, which determines his attitude to his blood community: family, nation, race.

And he who carries honor within himself will never stray from the chosen path, will not betray his ideals and comrades.

We will overcome wounds, cycles and curses centuries deep.