The West's Darkest Hour | Under the Heart Tree of Bran the Broken
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THE WEST’S DARKEST HOUR UNDER THE HEART TREE OF BRAN THE BROKEN Kriminalgeschichte, 57 Below, an abridged translation from the first volume of Karlheinz Deschner’s Kriminalgeschichte des Christentums (Criminal History of Christianity). For a comprehensive text that explains the absolute need to destroy Judeo-Christianity, see here. In a nutshell, any white person who worships the god of the Jews is, ultimately, ethnosuicidal. The Goths—Gutans or Gut-þiuda in their language—were the main people of the East Germans. Coming from Sweden, Gotland, Östergötland or Västergötland, they settled on the lower Vistula in the ‘transition period’, about the year 150 on the Black Sea. In the middle of the 1st century they split This site in a nutshell: here. into Eastern and Western Goths See also “The 14 words” and (Ostrogoths, of austro, ‘bright’, and Visigoths, from wisi, ‘Good’), “New tablets of stone”. although they continued to be considered as a single people and usually called themselves only Goths. The Ostrogoths settled The Fair Race’s Darkest between the Don and the Dnieper (in present-day Ukraine), and Hour is a compilation of the Visigoths between it and the Danube, from where they spread texts by seventeen authors to the Balkans and Asia Minor, historians citing here generally the that changed my world- year 264. Dacia and Moesia (approximately the current Romania, view. A softcover edition of Bulgaria and Serbia) were constantly under their pressure. In the the book is available: here. year 269 Emperor Claudius II defeated them, Constantine often fought against them, and in 375 both towns (except the Catholic Crimean Goths, who remained there until the sixteenth century) were expelled by the Huns, who were advancing towards West. This tribe of nomads from the interior of Asia, were defeated and expelled in turn by the Chinese and only lived on horseback —’animals of two legs’ as Ammianus wrote—, advancing irresistibly from the northern shore of the Caspian Sea, extending the Russian plain and conquering a gigantic empire. Around 360 they had crossed the Don and reached Hungary by 430. However, allied with the Visigoths, the imperial general Flavius Aetius—who had sought and found protection among the Huns in the past—, defeated them in 451 in Gaul, in the Battle of the Catalaunian Plains. A few years later their king died, and more quickly than they had arrived, they largely withdrew towards Asia, in the Pontic steppes, the North Caucasus and the Sea of Azov. They were disbanded into several tribes and were henceforth known under A translation of the work of the new name of Bulgarians.[1] Karlheinz Deschner on the criminal history of The Goths of the Balkans, the Lower Danube and the shores of the Christianity is available: Black Sea were soon ‘converted’, the first among the Germans. here. This began in the 3rd century through contacts with the Romans and with captives. In the 4th century there was a notable increase Thomas Goodrich’s of Christians among the Visigoths. In the year 325 the bishopric of Hellstorm is the most Gomia already exists, under the orthodox bishop Theophilus; one important book of the 21st of the participants in the Council of Nicaea. In 348 there is a century. persecution of Christians and in 369 a second one, which lasts three years. However, soon after most of the Visigoths are Christians. The Ostrogoths, on the other hand, if we give credence to Augustine, when penetrating Italy in 405 under King Radagaisus were still pagans; while in 488, when they invaded Italy with Theodoric, they were already Christians.[2] The persecution of 348, led by a ‘judge of the Goths, without religion and profaner of God’, that is, a pagan, led to the expulsion of Ulfilas, the author of the Gothic Bible, consecrated around 341 by Eusebius of Nicomedia as ‘bishop of Christians in the land of the Goths’. With him a group of his followers fled, to whom Emperor Constantius II settled south of the Danube, in the province of the Lower Moesia, where their descendants lived for two centuries.[3] Its subject-matter: The second persecution against the Christians under the Visigoths the Holocaust (in 369-372) was led by the prince Athanaric. It is perfectly perpetrated by the understandable that already the ancient authors were fascinated Allied forces on the with a man who, for example, refused to address Emperor Valens Germans, civilians included with the treatment of Basileus, arguing that he preferred the title (here). of judge, which embodies wisdom, while the king only the power. The second persecution was not solely due to questions of faith. It was mainly an anti-Roman reaction and was closely related to the war between Goths and Romans between 367 and 369, although evidently also with the struggle for power between the princes Athanaric and Fritigern, the latter representing a policy favourable to the Romans and the Christians.[4] After a meticulous preparation, Valens crossed the Danube in the Here: an SS year 367 and resumed a fight against the Goths that Constantine pamphlet explaining had already initiated, ending it in 332 by means of a formal treaty National Socialism. of peace with the Visigoths. Valens, without the warrior carving of the ‘great emperor’, ravaged the country, went hunting the heads How we are light-years of an enemy in disarray, but failed to reach the bulk of their away from the secular, Neo- opponents, as Athanaric always managed with great skill to flee to Christian ethics of the Alt- the Carpathians. And although in 369 he stopped with a part of his Right can be surmised in people and was defeated, it was so undecided that Valens had to “Darwin’s accept his refusal to step on the Roman ground and had to spend a exterminationism”. whole September day negotiating in a boat anchored in the river. Finally, the Gothic prince had free hands to dominate the adversaries in his own town, which led to three years of persecution.[5] The reign of Athanaric did not tremble until the Huns overwhelmed the Ostrogoths and the Visigoths, at which time Athanaric and Fritigern, in spite of their enmity, fought side by side against the powerful invaders, and apparently the Ostrogothic king Ermanaric committed suicide in desperation. One part of his people were subjugated while the other crossed the Dnieper and fled towards the Visigoths. However, the defence sank before the hurricane of the Huns. With Athanaric they fled again to the impassable Carpathians. (In 1857 the workers who built a road there found, near a ruined fortress in Pietroasele, the Visigoth ‘treasure of the crown’. In a choker the following runic inscription appeared: utani othal ik im hailag: that is, a treasure of the Goths, Presently Siege is only I am invulnerable.) Defeated again, between forty and seventy available as a PDF. thousand Visigoths fled to the south and asked in 376 Emperor “1945 was the year of the Valens to admit them into the Roman Empire.[6] total inversion of Aryan While Athanaric left Gut-þiuda, the country of the Goths, and values into Christian settled in the territories that would later be Transylvania, Valens values.” —Joseph Walsh authorised the immigration of the great mass of the Goths ruled by Fritigern as foederati; that is, colonists with the obligation to go “With the death of Adolf to the army when they were needed: an ancient method of Hitler in the close of the obtaining peasants, but above all soldiers. In the autumn of 376 2nd World War in 1945 they crossed the river, an event of great historical significance, Western civilization, as it probably by Durostorum (Silistra): a long row of chariots, often had existed and is still carrying the ancient pagan idols but also with some bishop among perceived DIED once and for them, a Christian priest. And Fritigern, who with many of his own all. The only thing that was had become Arian in 369, promised Valens the ‘conversion’ of the left now was a gene pool.” part of his people that was still pagan, something that pleased the —James Mason ears of the fanatical ‘heretic’, but that for the Goths was more a question of opportunism: misery and the Huns on the one hand “The fall of Stalingrad is the and the attractive Roman Empire on the other. However, their finish of Europe. There was exploiters and their officials, the monopolists of food and hunger a cataclysm. The core of it caused that not a few Goths, even some bosses, sell as slaves their all was Stalingrad. There own wives and children, even in exchange for dog meat, a business you can say it was finished quite common on the Danube. The thrust of the new ‘barbarians’, and well finished, the white Visigoths, Taifals, Alans, and Huns on the open border pushed the civilisation.” —L.F. Céline newcomers, who occupied all of Thrace, to rebel and march on Constantinople, joining them bands of Huns, Alans and also slaves, peasants and workers of the mines of the country.[7] _______________ Note of the translator: The footnotes still lack the general bibliography, which will be ready as I finish the abridgement of this first volume. [1] Plin. nat hist 37, 35; 4.28. Tac. Germ. c 44. Socr. 6.34. Ammian 31.2.1 f; 31.3 f. Philostorg. 9.17. Stein, Vom römischen 289 f. Hauptmann 115 f. Schmidt, Ostgermanen 195, 201, 243. K.-D. Schmidt, Die Bekehrung 205 f, 215, 316 f. Capelle 185 f. Historically, Weibull (Die Auswanderung der Goten aus Schweden, 1958) is of special importance.