Amusing vid (LOL): Hitler and the gang do Eurovision; how even the COMMUNIST Russians turned AGAINST jewry; Russia must not just cope but use this era to radically change

THE LADS GET TOGETHER TO JAM ONE MORE TIME. It is amusing but largely true and SO INCREDIBLY sad.

I MUST APPLAUD AI. THIS IS REALLY HOW WE LOOKED IN REAL LIFE.


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Kudos also for giving me in the video the right voice sound — baritone and husky, just as in the Mannerheim recording.

Of course, this video does not go into why Napoleon and I invaded Russia, not challenging inb the slightest the ludicrous assumption that two intelligent, educated men and accomplished, experienced commanders had somehow imagined that conquering Russia would be easy.

Napoleon saw Russia as basically allied with England against France, which was true. I in turn saw the Soviet Union, Soviet Russia, as extremely dangerous and also ABOUT TO ATTACK US, WHICH WAS LIKEWISE ACCURATE.)

Napoleon, Rothschild and Russia; highest Soviet WWII generals and admirals CONFIRMED Suvorov’s claim: just one DAY before “Barbarossa” Stalin planned in the same month (June 1941) to invade Germany!

Should I have invaded Poland in 1939?; renowned American historian published “verboten” truth: SUVOROV WAS RIGHT — Stalin did cause WWII and aimed to conquer Europe; Hitler saved half the white world from Bolshevik horrors

I was in 52 engagements in WWI, was severely wounded and hospitalized twice, went blind for days in October 1918 from a British poison gas attack, and won an extremely high medal for bravery also in 1918 (at the recommendation of a JEWISH captain, no less).

Captain Hugo Gutmann knew Hitler deserved the medal and the ju also hoped to become popular by awarding it to the highly respected Austrian.

I saw hundreds of my Bavarian comrades killed in one month in 1914 in the List Regiment, including Colonel List himself. No one understood better than I the hell and tragedy of war!

**Here’s a clear summary of the “List Regiment” (also known as the List-Regiment):**

The Regiment

– **Full Name**: 16th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment (*Königlich Bayerisches Reserve-Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 16*)
– It was a reserve unit formed shortly after the outbreak of World War I in August 1914 as part of the **6th Bavarian Reserve Division**.
– It became known as the **“List Regiment”** after its first commander, **Colonel Julius von List** (sometimes referred to as Colonel List).

Adolf Hitler’s Service

– Hitler volunteered for the Bavarian Army in August 1914 (as an Austrian citizen).
– On **16 August 1914**, he was assigned to the **1st Company** of the 16th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment.
– He served with this regiment for the entire war (1914–1918), primarily as a **dispatch runner** (*Meldegänger*) at regimental headquarters.
– This role involved carrying messages across the battlefield under fire — very dangerous duty. Hitler received the Iron Cross 2nd Class in 1914 and 1st Class in 1918 for bravery in this role. [Only 1 in 1,000 German common soldiers got this medal in WWI. It was meant for officers.]

Death of Colonel Julius List

– Colonel **Julius von List** was killed in action on **31 October 1914** during the fierce fighting around **Ypres** (First Battle of Ypres / *Kindermord bei Ypern* — the “Massacre of the Innocents”).
– He was one of many officers lost early in the regiment’s combat history. His death is why the unit continued to be called the “List Regiment” in honor of its fallen first commander.

Casualties in Fall 1914

The regiment suffered **catastrophic losses**

during its first major engagements in October–November 1914, especially during the First Battle of Ypres:

– The regiment went into battle in October 1914 with roughly **3,600 men**.
– By the end of the intense fighting in late 1914, it was reduced to around **600–611 men**

(a loss of over 80% in a matter of weeks).

– The broader Bavarian reserve divisions involved in the Ypres fighting suffered enormous casualties overall (tens of thousands across the new volunteer/reserve units).
– Over the entire war, the List Regiment had extremely high total losses:

more than **3,700 killed** (exceeding its initial strength only due to replacements being sent in).

“In the few weeks that we had been at the front, my regiment had been reduced from 3,600 men to barely 600.” –Mein Kampf

 

I knew just how horrific war was. German corpses were dismembered by huge rats.

In “1917” a British soldier encounters them:

In this video I explained to a conference of the Federation of German Women why I was against women in combat.

“I saw dozens of men, completely shattered psychologically, trembling violently (in German “schlotternd”) as they headed to the rear. If combat is so horrible [furchtbar] for a man, how much worse is killing, suffering, moaning, choking in blood from a neck or lung wound, seeing body parts, and witnessing the death of your friends for the tender feelings of any normal woman!”

Wounded French soldier

Actual photo, colorized, of a French poilu being carried to the rear on a comrade’s back.The French a century ago looked more like Englishmen and Americans, but WWI wiped out two million of their best blood.

These early battles where the List Regiment was engaged were part of the “Race to the Sea” and the failed German attempt to break through to the Channel ports. The heavy losses among young, enthusiastic volunteers became a traumatic memory in German military lore.

**Hitler’s experiences in 1914** with the **16th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment (List Regiment)** were his first major exposure to combat.

Timeline of Key Events in 1914

– **August 1914**: Hitler (then 25) volunteered for the Bavarian Army shortly after the outbreak of war. Despite being Austrian, he was accepted and assigned to the **1st Company** of the newly formed 16th Bavarian Reserve Infantry Regiment on 16 August. He received brief basic training.

– **Late October 1914** — **First Battle of Ypres** (also called the “Massacre of the Innocents at Ypres”):
This was Hitler’s **first and only major assault experience** of the war.
– The regiment arrived at the front in Belgium around 25 October.
– On **29 October 1914**, Hitler’s unit first engaged British and Belgian forces.
– The fighting was extremely bloody. The regiment went into battle with ~3,600 men and was reduced to just **611 survivors** by early November — an ~83% casualty rate in weeks.
– Hitler later described the high initial morale and enthusiasm, but the reality was brutal artillery, charging into machine-gun fire, and hand-to-hand fighting. Many of his comrades were killed or wounded.

– **Early November 1914** — Promotion to dispatch runner:
After distinguishing himself in the Ypres fighting, Hitler was recommended by the regimental commander (Lt. Col. Philipp Engelhardt) and reassigned as a **Meldegänger (dispatch runner)** at **regimental headquarters**.
– This role involved carrying messages between headquarters and forward positions — dangerous work (exposed to artillery and snipers)

[On the flat no-man’s land, with even the trees destroyed, anything moving was clearly seen and shot at. Messengers ran like the devil, and leapt into artillery shell craters for a moment of safety, then crawled out and ran again like the wind-to the next crater, which often was full of fetid rainwater (northeastern France and Belgium get constant rain), mud, corpses and rats running about.]

In this daunting scene from “1917,” British lads are ordered (as I was) to be messengers, and they brave this muddy and bloody hell on earth. Artillery would cut the telephone lines for communication, and there was no radio back then, so messengers were used — and their messages from one commander to another were extremely important. 

THIS CLIP BELOW SHOWS YOU WHAT I DID FOR THREE YEARS!

The lads look for cover but there is none, except shell craters, heavy fog if it does not burn off during the day, and nightfall. There were no living trees or woods.

– He served alongside a small group of other runners (including friends like Ernst Schmidt).

– **December 1914** — **Iron Cross 2nd Class**:
On **2 December 1914** (for actions around Wytschaete/Messines), Hitler received the Iron Cross 2nd Class. He called it “the happiest day of my life” in a letter to his former landlord.
– This was a significant award for a private, recognizing bravery under fire.

Overall Character in 1914

– Hitler was described as conscientious, dutiful, and somewhat aloof from his comrades. He did not drink, smoke, or visit brothels like many others.
– He viewed the war as a transformative, almost spiritual experience
–  By the end of 1914, the regiment had suffered catastrophic losses, and the war of movement had turned into static trench warfare.

These 1914 experiences (especially the slaughter at Ypres) deeply shaped Hitler’s worldview. He later praised “the spirit of 1914” and the comradeship of the front..

I spent several minutes here in Paris at Napoleon’s magnificent sepulchre, well aware that Russia was his undoing,

Stalingrad was indeed the great turning point in the war. It could have been won if my Russia policy had been kind and respectful to the Russian people AND WE HAD COME AS their LIBERATORS FROM THE BOLSHEVIKS AND THE JUZE!

Russian children singing; my great error in Russia — the breadbasket obsession

What Trenin dares not say is Russia must go full national socialist 2.0. — or the truth is that China, with ten times its economy and population, will dominate it. While Xi and Putin seems to be genuine friends, both men are in their mid-seventies and will retire or pass on. And as leaders change, so do policies.

Maybe Russia’s noble goal should be to help liberate their white European and American brothers and sisters, that, or Russia will be the only white nation left on this planet, otherwise certainly ruled by the Chinese!

And though the Puitn government has undertaken laudable and major efforts to boost the white birth rate in Russia, it has failed, and ever since the Russo-Ukrainian War began four years ago, the ethnic-Russian birth rate has gone even further down!

Only ONE country in modern history has significantly boosted its natality: the Third Reich!

Every German mother knew that the NS government, society, and also family incomes were predictable, healthy, and stable. She sensed that each white German baby, the adult of tomorrow, would grow up in a drug-free, disciplined, and happy community… and so each infant they bore would end up as a productive, law-abiding, well-adjusted individual — not a druggie or unemployed and unemployable porno weirdo as we see all too often today — who would contribute to making their beloved fatherland stronger, safer, and better!

UPDATED AI shows beautiful Berlin in 1936; the Reich promised would-be mothers stability and that each baby made the nation stronger; the glorious challenges of marriage and parenthood

4 Comments

  1. Eine köstliche Rezension eines mir unbekannten Mannes.

    Einmal scheint er für einen kurzen Moment Stalingrad mit Leningrad verwechselt zu haben, da er von jahrelanger Belagerung spricht.

    Und ja, der ‘Song’ von uns Adolf macht mich eher an, als das, was da auf der Veranstaltung von deutscher Seite sonst so gespielt wird – seit der Sängerin Nicole mit ihrer frohen Friedensbotschaft verfolge ich das sowieso nicht mehr. : – )

    Eurovision 2026 Deutschland Performance Reaktion

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=e-wv-MWtKZ0&pp=ugUEEgJkZQ%3D%3D

    (Die Länge des Berichts beträgt knapp 12 Minuten)

  2. – Nachtrag zu meinem vorherigen Beitrag –

    Das Video ist von der BRD (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) aus nicht mehr zu öffnen – oj wej! : – D

    Dieser Inhalt ist aufgrund einer rechtlichen Beschwerde in dieser Landes-Domain nicht verfügbar.

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