German World War One memorials erected during the NS period are scattered across the country. Some closely resemble those of the 1920s, especially the late 1920s. Until about 1925 such memorials tended to look mournful; thereafter they grew increasingly nationalistic. As tensions in the Weimar Republic rose, and as many of the artists involved had military backgrounds, a more heroic style took hold. That style reached its peak in the NS era, when hundreds of World War One memorials were built even in the smallest towns, often in costly materials such as natural stone, bronze, and granite. Stahlhelms, Reichsadlers, oak leaves, Iron Crosses and similar motifs were ubiquitous. Many of these monuments still stand in public space. I have documented more than fifty of them; a few examples follow.
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Robert Mathews speech on a call to arms in 1983 with commentary by William Luther Pierce.
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