Vault of Secrets - Unpopular History
25.04.202512:10
On April 8, 1918, the Bolsheviks were expelled from Kharkiv by the Zaporizhian Division, supported by German forces, as described in the memoirs of Ivan Poddubny, a Ukrainian Army officer.
24.04.202514:13
Power outages caused by planted explosives were always a revolutionary tactic used by Marxists in South Africa against the white government; these are the tactics passed on by their communist handlers in the Soviet Union and Socialist China. This page is from Sechaba, 1981. Let the South Africans remember this moment whenever anyone insists that South Africa's infrastructure collapse and "Load Shedding" are due to "incompetence," where explosions are also heard.
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24.04.202507:29
The book Positive Christianity in the Third Reich was written by a member of the NSDAP. The text firmly recognizes Christianity by the Party, advocating a Christian standpoint within its ideology. The book discusses sin and national corruption, rejects liberalism in Christian denominations, calling for national regeneration and denouncing substitutes for religion. It affirms a positive Christianity, highlighting the importance of two great churches: the German Evangelical Church and the German Catholic Church. It does not seek to merge the two in any way, but rather advocates that they cease squabbling for the sake of the Reich—an idea first proposed in the book Mein Kampf by Adolf Hitler. The text emphasizes the connection between God and the Volk. Love for one’s neighbor is central, encompassing concepts of love, justice, and honor, alongside a commitment to family, nation, and mankind.
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22.04.202516:40
"The Ustasha is a warrior who, in his battles, fights until the end…One after the other he fights heroically and in an Ustasha way, one after the other he dies and gives his life in the foundation and building of the Independent State of Croatia."
—‘On ne žali krvce vrele,’ Ustaša, 19 July 1941, 1.
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—‘On ne žali krvce vrele,’ Ustaša, 19 July 1941, 1.
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21.04.202513:53
Saint Sophia Cathedral or Saint Sophia Cathedral is the main Orthodox church of Veliky Novgorod, built in 1045-1050, the cathedral of the Novgorod Metropolitanate. For centuries, it was the spiritual center of the Novgorod Republic.
The earliest of the ancient Russian churches preserved on the territory of modern Russia.
The earliest of the ancient Russian churches preserved on the territory of modern Russia.
21.04.202511:03
Macleod, A. (2025). Wiz Acquisition Puts Israeli Intelligence In Charge of Your Google Data. [online] MintPress News. Available at: https://www.mintpressnews.com/oogle-wiz-cybersecurity-data-deal/289413. Credit: Enzo.
24.04.202518:06
"That's how good Spain will become."
24.04.202507:49
Chan, Kim-Kwong (2010). Lotus and Swastika in Assyrian Church in China: Buddhist Legacy for Aryan Heritage?
24.04.202504:46
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22.04.202515:56
"One needs to direct one's thoughts in the right direction. It is important for health to strive to develop a habit of optimistic thinking. Optimistic thoughts are a source of joy, so whoever dreams of true health and happiness, let that person cultivate in themselves new, joyful, noble thoughts and imbued with benevolence towards people. Only such thoughts create harmony, beauty and cheerful mood in a person. Only such thoughts can rejuvenate mentally and physically, they help everyone to be the master of themselves. Because every thought is one reality, one force. Every thought is a stone for creating our future destiny - both for good and for evil."
Peter Dimkov (1977). Bulgarian Folk Medicine.
Peter Dimkov (1977). Bulgarian Folk Medicine.
21.04.202511:59
From the chronicles of "Catholic" Liberation Theology: Father Miguel La Civita went to the Jesuit Maximum College where Jorge Bergoglio was the superior. According to La Civita, Bergoglio worked against Argentina's nationalist regime in favour of the communist rebels, who were residents in his own village. "I was the exact prototype of what used to be called "third world" priests," says Miguel La Civita, who in 1976 was a close collaborator of Bishop Enrique Angelelli, murdered by the dictatorship for his work organising the poor into labour unions and manufacturing cooperatives in the northern province of La Rioja. "After Angelelli's murder, Bergoglio put us under his protection," La Civita says. He claimed Bergoglio was secretly active "helping people who were persecuted by the military", hiding them at the school he headed in Buenos Aires. Bishop Angelelli was accused of being a “leftist and a communist.”
21.04.202510:41
The Black Book of Communism (1997) is probably as close as Pan-Europeans can get to the truth.
24.04.202518:02
Havel river, 1946.
24.04.202507:40
"Early Christians also used lotus as a symbol of holiness and purity. As the Nestorians found refuge in Persia around the fifth century, they began to take root in the Aryan-Persian culture. It is interesting to note that the Assyrian Church in Persia had a cross placed on the top of leaves or lotus to symbolize resurrection or life (tree of life). However crosses of this design had been almost all destroyed in Persia due to Islamization."
Chan, Kim-Kwong (2010). Lotus and Swastika in Assyrian Church in China: Buddhist Legacy for Aryan Heritage?
Chan, Kim-Kwong (2010). Lotus and Swastika in Assyrian Church in China: Buddhist Legacy for Aryan Heritage?
23.04.202512:18
"The crime of the 90s is the product of advanced socialism. These bandits didn't fall from the moon, nor were they brought to us in freight cars from abroad. They are all our compatriots, raised during Brezhnev's time by the Communist Party and the Leninist Komsomol!"
ЗАСОС|Забавные Антисоветские Обиженные Сталинцы (2022). In an instant, some ‘kind’ Soviet people went out with irons to scorch money from their fellow countrymen.. Available at: https://vk.com/wall-194414942_7935.
ЗАСОС|Забавные Антисоветские Обиженные Сталинцы (2022). In an instant, some ‘kind’ Soviet people went out with irons to scorch money from their fellow countrymen.. Available at: https://vk.com/wall-194414942_7935.
22.04.202509:07
Freemasonry played a significant role in shaping political and social change in Latin America, particularly in El Salvador. Despite fierce opposition from the Catholic Church—most notably through a pastoral letter by Bishop Tomás Pineda y Zaldana declaring excommunication for Freemasons—the movement persisted. The Church's influence waned following the expulsion of the Jesuits and other clergy in 1872, as the nation, under President Santiago González Portillo who was supported and accompanied by many Freemasons, moved toward secularization and modernization with strong Masonic support. Freemasonry gained further influence during the presidencies of Masons like Rafael Zaldívar and Francisco Menéndez. From 1882 onwards, numerous Masonic lodges emerged, such as Excelsior and Osiris, becoming hubs for both local and international figures.
Source: Latin America and the Caribbean of Enlightenment - An Influential Freemasonry 2017 and California freemason lodge
Source: Latin America and the Caribbean of Enlightenment - An Influential Freemasonry 2017 and California freemason lodge
21.04.202511:43
"Pope Francis grew up in socialist Argentina, an experience that left a deep impression on his thinking. He told the Latin American journalists Javier Camara and Sebastian Pfaffen that as a young man he “read books of the Communist Party that my boss in the laboratory gave me” and that “there was a period where I would wait anxiously for the newspaper La Vanguardia, which was not allowed to be sold with the other newspapers and was brought to us by the socialist militants.”
The “boss” to whom Pope Francis referred is Esther Ballestrino de Careaga. He has described her as a “Paraguayan woman” and a “fervent communist.” He considers her one of his most important mentors. “I owe a huge amount to that great woman,” he has said, saying that she “taught me so much about politics.” (He worked for her as an assistant at Hickethier-Bachmann Laboratory in Buenos Aires.)"
Neumayr, G. (2017). Pope Francis’s Communist Mentor. [online] The American Spectator | USA News and Politics. Available at: https://spectator.org/pope-franciss-communist-mentor/
The “boss” to whom Pope Francis referred is Esther Ballestrino de Careaga. He has described her as a “Paraguayan woman” and a “fervent communist.” He considers her one of his most important mentors. “I owe a huge amount to that great woman,” he has said, saying that she “taught me so much about politics.” (He worked for her as an assistant at Hickethier-Bachmann Laboratory in Buenos Aires.)"
Neumayr, G. (2017). Pope Francis’s Communist Mentor. [online] The American Spectator | USA News and Politics. Available at: https://spectator.org/pope-franciss-communist-mentor/
21.04.202510:35
From the statement by President Moïse Tshombe (1963), who escaped to Rhodesia after the UN invasion of Katanga:
"The United Nations have wished and now have created a new Algeria."
What happened in Algeria? The country fell to the communist-terrorist group "Front de Libération Nationale" (FLN). Tshombe was actively resisting communism in Congo.
"The United Nations have wished and now have created a new Algeria."
What happened in Algeria? The country fell to the communist-terrorist group "Front de Libération Nationale" (FLN). Tshombe was actively resisting communism in Congo.
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24.04.202515:41
"He soothed the passions of the soul and body by rhythms, songs and incantations. These he adapted and applied to his friends. He himself could hear the harmony of the Universe, and understood the universal music of the spheres, and of the stars which move in concert with them, and which we cannot hear because of the limitations of our weak nature. This is testified to by these characteristic verses of Empedocles:
"Amongst these was one in things sublimest skilled,
His mind with all the wealth of learning filled,
Whatever sages did invent, he sought;
And whilst his thoughts were on this work intent,
All things existent, easily he viewed,
Through ten or twenty ages making search."
Indicating by sublimest things, and, he surveyed all existent things, and the wealth of the mind, and the like, Pythagoras's constitution of body, mind, seeing, hearing and understanding, which was exquisite, and surpassingly accurate, Pythagoras affirmed that the nine Muses were constituted by the sounds made by the seven planets, the sphere of the fixed stars, and that which is opposed to our earth, called "anti-earth." He called Mnemosyne, or Memory, the composition, symphony and connexion of then all, which is eternal and unbegotten as being composed of all of them."
Porphyry (1920). Life of Pythagoras. [Translated by Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie]. Available at: https://www.tertullian.org/fathers/porphyry_life_of_pythagoras_02_text.htm
"Amongst these was one in things sublimest skilled,
His mind with all the wealth of learning filled,
Whatever sages did invent, he sought;
And whilst his thoughts were on this work intent,
All things existent, easily he viewed,
Through ten or twenty ages making search."
Indicating by sublimest things, and, he surveyed all existent things, and the wealth of the mind, and the like, Pythagoras's constitution of body, mind, seeing, hearing and understanding, which was exquisite, and surpassingly accurate, Pythagoras affirmed that the nine Muses were constituted by the sounds made by the seven planets, the sphere of the fixed stars, and that which is opposed to our earth, called "anti-earth." He called Mnemosyne, or Memory, the composition, symphony and connexion of then all, which is eternal and unbegotten as being composed of all of them."
Porphyry (1920). Life of Pythagoras. [Translated by Kenneth Sylvan Guthrie]. Available at: https://www.tertullian.org/fathers/porphyry_life_of_pythagoras_02_text.htm
24.04.202507:32
Cajus Fabricius (1937). Positive Christianity in the Third Reich.
23.04.202508:45
Mao Zedong: "So long as the objectives are the same, we would not harm you nor would you harm us. And we can work together to commonly deal with a bastard... You say, away with you Communists. We say, away with you imperialists. Sometimes we say things like that. It would not do not to do that..."
Henry Kissinger: "As between you and us, even if we sometimes criticize each other, we will coordinate our actions with you, and we would never participate in a policy to isolate you."
Mao Zedong and Henry Kissinger (1973). Conversation Memo, Feb 17.
Henry Kissinger: "As between you and us, even if we sometimes criticize each other, we will coordinate our actions with you, and we would never participate in a policy to isolate you."
Mao Zedong and Henry Kissinger (1973). Conversation Memo, Feb 17.
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21.04.202520:27
One of the first famous build in Brazil 🇧🇷 is made by a Italian 🇮🇹
The building went through all the difficulties, as well as its creator Martinelli.
Giuseppe Martinelli, Who faced all the controversies of a pre-modern era in the midst of a war and other events such as the fear of the doctors of the time about the firmly-solidity of his project. Earned 500 reis (Nothing)
For so many expenses that barrier his dream due to controversies of the existence for having the largest building in South America at this time. So he left the property. But he finished it after a long time of stopped works, he finished it with all the strength he had. What was left for him? Nothing, he donated the 500R that had "received" from the sale of the building at its cost, and on his last visit he gave them the 500 reis for the elevator commander. Certainly have earn nothing but have mark your legacy forever.
100 S. Paulo Brasil. 1934 São Paulo-Prédio Martinelli. The more big build of South America. Photo Postcard 26 Maio 30.
The building went through all the difficulties, as well as its creator Martinelli.
Giuseppe Martinelli, Who faced all the controversies of a pre-modern era in the midst of a war and other events such as the fear of the doctors of the time about the firmly-solidity of his project. Earned 500 reis (Nothing)
For so many expenses that barrier his dream due to controversies of the existence for having the largest building in South America at this time. So he left the property. But he finished it after a long time of stopped works, he finished it with all the strength he had. What was left for him? Nothing, he donated the 500R that had "received" from the sale of the building at its cost, and on his last visit he gave them the 500 reis for the elevator commander. Certainly have earn nothing but have mark your legacy forever.
100 S. Paulo Brasil. 1934 São Paulo-Prédio Martinelli. The more big build of South America. Photo Postcard 26 Maio 30.
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