"It is not our task to Germanize the East in the old sense, that is, to teach the people through the German language and German law, but to see to it that only people of purely German, Germanic blood live in the East." - Signed: H. Himmler
@ArnoldLeese2@aleksnevel@rassenpapst On every post i make, there’s some clueless person bringing up my "date and location" as if that were offensive to me or as if i weren't open about it. I shouldn't have to explain every time why i do all this while being from South America.
@ArnoldLeese2@rassenpapst That doesn't mean we have to like them (they have corrupted our blood with impure blood for century). They have to work for us regardless, they should not be viewed as allies
The Führer gave a speech about the reconstruction of the East and said verbatim:
"I know how far I have to go, but in return the whole East will become Germanic, PROTO-GERMANIC."
Source: BArch NS 19/3898. p.38-39
6th NS propaganda slide of a Hitler Youth educational presentation entitled. "German Achievements in the East"
Durch ein Jahrtausend folgen Deutsche dem Ruf zur Besiedlung des Ostens.
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For a millennium, Germans followed the call to settle the East.
@FrisianFreak @tormentafrika Günther didn't draw the clean, rigid boundaries you're pretending exist. His work moves between physical anthropology, culture, and language far more fluidly than your argument suggests
@FrisianFreak@tormentafrika You're talking about "horrendous understanding" but you're the one oversimplifying the subject. Ethnolinguistic and racial categories weren’t treated as completely separate in classical racial theory they frequently overlapped, whether you like r not
@FrisianFreak Nordic and Germanic aren’t mutually exclusive topics. Nordic peoples are part of the broader Germanic ethnolinguistic family, so discussing one often overlaps with the other. My content isn’t about conflating terms, but about exploring related historical and cultural connects