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And if you're looking for images, this is the place to go:
gallery 1: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt/
gallery 2: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt-2/

Hi Phylo, One thing is for sure, the fear of the Werewolf movement was much greater than the reality. Its limitations probably came as a welcome surprise to the Allies. It is difficult to think of a country that was more passive under German occupation than Germany was under Allied occupation. Well...

Defending aginst werwolf. It is a protecting symbol No, that's the wolfsangel (the 'symbol' underneath the runes). The runes however spell werwolf - but not quite, according to my knowledge of the runes. I wonder if there is any connection with the organisation Werwolf / Wehrwolf in the last year o...

A comprehensive gallery with lots of photographs: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt/ And: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt-2/ These pictures are excellent and a credit to you Holtingar I have a DVD named Hitler Youth (probably banned in some countries) which I bought at a cheap...

Here you wille find a nice version of this song: Panzerlied

On this webpage we might find some food for thought... EDITED BY MODERATOR

You'll find a video about the aces here, and another one about the Red Baron: >CLICK

Regarding the doings of German soldiers in the Netherlands some research is completed recently. There was a nice documentary on tv, and the results were published in a book. Quite an eye opener for many Dutchmen who fooled themselves by believing dads and grandfathers who spun tales about 'resistenc...

This gallery has some nice pics (WWI + WWII): >CLICK

You will find the most well known here, in these videos:

http://www.veltmaete.nl/netvlies2/

Nice version of the Panzerlied too.

For those who read German easily, just some food for thought:
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I think the runentext above the Wolfsangel reads 'werewolf', but I'm not sure. Can someone enlighten me?

Found on: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt-2/

A comprehensive gallery with lots of photographs:
http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt/
And: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt-2/

Here you will find many (!) photographs of the Hitler Jugend; as far as I know the most comprehensive on the internet:
http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt/
And: http://www.veltmaete.nl/in-gleichem-schritt-2/
As for WWI and WWII: http://www.veltmaete.nl/titanenstrijd/

And this one might be worth a visit:
http://www.veltmaete.nl/de-grote-oorlog/ (This article is in Dutch)
http://www.veltmaete.nl/titanenstrijd/ (picturegallery)