![DolorsHaze's tweet photo. Horst Ludwig Wessel
born October 9, 1907, in Bielefeld;
died February 23, 1930, in Berlin-Friedrichshain
was a German student, fraternity member, and SA stormtrooper. He wrote the lyrics to the song "Die Fahne hoch" β later named the Horst Wessel Song in his honor β which, along with the Deutschlandlied, became a national anthem of the Third Reich in 1933. A martyr of the movement, Wessel became, through his life and death, the ideal image of the National Socialist fighter.
Youth
Horst Wessel was the son of Margarete Wessel and the Protestant pastor Dr. Wilhelm Ludwig Georg Wessel (1879-1922), who served at St. Paul's Church in Bielefeld from 1906 to 1908 and at the historically important St. Nicholas Church in Berlin from 1913.
Even after the November Revolution of 1918, Wessel's parents remained pro-imperial and reactionary in their views.
First Political Activities
In his final years of school, from 1922 onward, he was active in the "Bismarck Jugend" (the youth organization of the national-conservative DNVP) and shortly thereafter in the "Wiking League."
Studies and Auxiliary Work
Horst Wessel initially studied law for four semesters and was a member of the student fraternities Corps Normannia Berlin and Corps Alemannia Vienna. However, he then abandoned his studies and after 1928 worked as a laborer. Among other things, he worked as a taxi driver and as a skipper on the subway construction site.
In 1926, Wessel joined the NSDAP and the SA. From 1929, he was also an SA stormtrooper leader of SA Storm 5 in Berlin. In the same year, he first published his poem "Die Fahne hoch, die Reihen dicht [later changed to: fest] geschlossen!" in the magazine Der Angriff. This poem, later set to the melody of a sea shanty, became the Horst Wessel Song.
Death
After communists attempted to assassinate him on January 14, 1930, Wessel was immediately admitted to Friedrichshain Hospital. He died there, by then completely emaciated, on February 23, 1930, after almost six weeks of horrific suffering.
Horst Wessel was ceremonially buried in the old cemetery of the St. Nicholas and St. Mary parish in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
The repeatedly convicted KPD activist Albrecht HΓΆhler and other communists were arrested shortly after the crime. The court determined that HΓΆhler and other communists had gone to Horst Wessel's apartment, whereupon HΓΆhler shot him in the face as he opened the door. They laid the dying man in his bed and fled. For this, HΓΆhler was sentenced in September 1930 to only six years and one month in prison for "manslaughter". Two other participants received prison sentences, and ten defendants were sentenced to jail, including the instigating landlady Elisabeth Salm, widow of a KPD member.
During the trial, the defendants received support from the communist "Rote Hilfe" (Red Aid), including new suits. Other participants received suspended sentences. After the seizure of power, HΓΆhler was executed.
Widow Salm, who had instigated HΓΆhler and the Red Front Fighters' League to carry out the assassination, proudly told a fellow prisoner that she had hung Wessel's head out of bed so that he would bleed to death. She was released in February 1933, but on March 14, 1933, based on her statements, she was taken into protective custody and had to testify again in Berlin. In 1935, she was imprisoned in Moringen, and from December 13, 1935, for two years in Landshut. On November 12, 1937, she was released again and moved to Mainz.
On September 20, 1940, she was arrested during a train journey while giving inflammatory speeches against the Wehrmacht and Hitler. She was convicted by a special court in Darmstadt, a trial before the Wiesbaden District Court followed, and she remained in custody until January 15, 1942. Barely free again, she committed further offenses, was arrested in the spring of 1942, and worked as a seamstress in the RavensbrΓΌck and Bergen-Belsen KL, where she died in March 1945.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUL9eEWXAAAFycC.jpg)
![DolorsHaze's tweet photo. Horst Ludwig Wessel
born October 9, 1907, in Bielefeld;
died February 23, 1930, in Berlin-Friedrichshain
was a German student, fraternity member, and SA stormtrooper. He wrote the lyrics to the song "Die Fahne hoch" β later named the Horst Wessel Song in his honor β which, along with the Deutschlandlied, became a national anthem of the Third Reich in 1933. A martyr of the movement, Wessel became, through his life and death, the ideal image of the National Socialist fighter.
Youth
Horst Wessel was the son of Margarete Wessel and the Protestant pastor Dr. Wilhelm Ludwig Georg Wessel (1879-1922), who served at St. Paul's Church in Bielefeld from 1906 to 1908 and at the historically important St. Nicholas Church in Berlin from 1913.
Even after the November Revolution of 1918, Wessel's parents remained pro-imperial and reactionary in their views.
First Political Activities
In his final years of school, from 1922 onward, he was active in the "Bismarck Jugend" (the youth organization of the national-conservative DNVP) and shortly thereafter in the "Wiking League."
Studies and Auxiliary Work
Horst Wessel initially studied law for four semesters and was a member of the student fraternities Corps Normannia Berlin and Corps Alemannia Vienna. However, he then abandoned his studies and after 1928 worked as a laborer. Among other things, he worked as a taxi driver and as a skipper on the subway construction site.
In 1926, Wessel joined the NSDAP and the SA. From 1929, he was also an SA stormtrooper leader of SA Storm 5 in Berlin. In the same year, he first published his poem "Die Fahne hoch, die Reihen dicht [later changed to: fest] geschlossen!" in the magazine Der Angriff. This poem, later set to the melody of a sea shanty, became the Horst Wessel Song.
Death
After communists attempted to assassinate him on January 14, 1930, Wessel was immediately admitted to Friedrichshain Hospital. He died there, by then completely emaciated, on February 23, 1930, after almost six weeks of horrific suffering.
Horst Wessel was ceremonially buried in the old cemetery of the St. Nicholas and St. Mary parish in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
The repeatedly convicted KPD activist Albrecht HΓΆhler and other communists were arrested shortly after the crime. The court determined that HΓΆhler and other communists had gone to Horst Wessel's apartment, whereupon HΓΆhler shot him in the face as he opened the door. They laid the dying man in his bed and fled. For this, HΓΆhler was sentenced in September 1930 to only six years and one month in prison for "manslaughter". Two other participants received prison sentences, and ten defendants were sentenced to jail, including the instigating landlady Elisabeth Salm, widow of a KPD member.
During the trial, the defendants received support from the communist "Rote Hilfe" (Red Aid), including new suits. Other participants received suspended sentences. After the seizure of power, HΓΆhler was executed.
Widow Salm, who had instigated HΓΆhler and the Red Front Fighters' League to carry out the assassination, proudly told a fellow prisoner that she had hung Wessel's head out of bed so that he would bleed to death. She was released in February 1933, but on March 14, 1933, based on her statements, she was taken into protective custody and had to testify again in Berlin. In 1935, she was imprisoned in Moringen, and from December 13, 1935, for two years in Landshut. On November 12, 1937, she was released again and moved to Mainz.
On September 20, 1940, she was arrested during a train journey while giving inflammatory speeches against the Wehrmacht and Hitler. She was convicted by a special court in Darmstadt, a trial before the Wiesbaden District Court followed, and she remained in custody until January 15, 1942. Barely free again, she committed further offenses, was arrested in the spring of 1942, and worked as a seamstress in the RavensbrΓΌck and Bergen-Belsen KL, where she died in March 1945.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUL9dteWgAA-qsQ.jpg)
![DolorsHaze's tweet photo. Horst Ludwig Wessel
born October 9, 1907, in Bielefeld;
died February 23, 1930, in Berlin-Friedrichshain
was a German student, fraternity member, and SA stormtrooper. He wrote the lyrics to the song "Die Fahne hoch" β later named the Horst Wessel Song in his honor β which, along with the Deutschlandlied, became a national anthem of the Third Reich in 1933. A martyr of the movement, Wessel became, through his life and death, the ideal image of the National Socialist fighter.
Youth
Horst Wessel was the son of Margarete Wessel and the Protestant pastor Dr. Wilhelm Ludwig Georg Wessel (1879-1922), who served at St. Paul's Church in Bielefeld from 1906 to 1908 and at the historically important St. Nicholas Church in Berlin from 1913.
Even after the November Revolution of 1918, Wessel's parents remained pro-imperial and reactionary in their views.
First Political Activities
In his final years of school, from 1922 onward, he was active in the "Bismarck Jugend" (the youth organization of the national-conservative DNVP) and shortly thereafter in the "Wiking League."
Studies and Auxiliary Work
Horst Wessel initially studied law for four semesters and was a member of the student fraternities Corps Normannia Berlin and Corps Alemannia Vienna. However, he then abandoned his studies and after 1928 worked as a laborer. Among other things, he worked as a taxi driver and as a skipper on the subway construction site.
In 1926, Wessel joined the NSDAP and the SA. From 1929, he was also an SA stormtrooper leader of SA Storm 5 in Berlin. In the same year, he first published his poem "Die Fahne hoch, die Reihen dicht [later changed to: fest] geschlossen!" in the magazine Der Angriff. This poem, later set to the melody of a sea shanty, became the Horst Wessel Song.
Death
After communists attempted to assassinate him on January 14, 1930, Wessel was immediately admitted to Friedrichshain Hospital. He died there, by then completely emaciated, on February 23, 1930, after almost six weeks of horrific suffering.
Horst Wessel was ceremonially buried in the old cemetery of the St. Nicholas and St. Mary parish in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
The repeatedly convicted KPD activist Albrecht HΓΆhler and other communists were arrested shortly after the crime. The court determined that HΓΆhler and other communists had gone to Horst Wessel's apartment, whereupon HΓΆhler shot him in the face as he opened the door. They laid the dying man in his bed and fled. For this, HΓΆhler was sentenced in September 1930 to only six years and one month in prison for "manslaughter". Two other participants received prison sentences, and ten defendants were sentenced to jail, including the instigating landlady Elisabeth Salm, widow of a KPD member.
During the trial, the defendants received support from the communist "Rote Hilfe" (Red Aid), including new suits. Other participants received suspended sentences. After the seizure of power, HΓΆhler was executed.
Widow Salm, who had instigated HΓΆhler and the Red Front Fighters' League to carry out the assassination, proudly told a fellow prisoner that she had hung Wessel's head out of bed so that he would bleed to death. She was released in February 1933, but on March 14, 1933, based on her statements, she was taken into protective custody and had to testify again in Berlin. In 1935, she was imprisoned in Moringen, and from December 13, 1935, for two years in Landshut. On November 12, 1937, she was released again and moved to Mainz.
On September 20, 1940, she was arrested during a train journey while giving inflammatory speeches against the Wehrmacht and Hitler. She was convicted by a special court in Darmstadt, a trial before the Wiesbaden District Court followed, and she remained in custody until January 15, 1942. Barely free again, she committed further offenses, was arrested in the spring of 1942, and worked as a seamstress in the RavensbrΓΌck and Bergen-Belsen KL, where she died in March 1945.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUL9dUJW8AAbM4C.jpg)
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The BF of MauzyMice (creator of the Boykisser) followed accs who drew R34 of minors, BTW.
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"We don't need feminism."
A girl was stabbed over 50 times just because she said "no" to a man.
Horst Ludwig Wessel
born October 9, 1907, in Bielefeld;
died February 23, 1930, in Berlin-Friedrichshain
was a German student, fraternity member, and SA stormtrooper. He wrote the lyrics to the song "Die Fahne hoch" β later named the Horst Wessel Song in his honor β which, along with the Deutschlandlied, became a national anthem of the Third Reich in 1933. A martyr of the movement, Wessel became, through his life and death, the ideal image of the National Socialist fighter.
Youth
Horst Wessel was the son of Margarete Wessel and the Protestant pastor Dr. Wilhelm Ludwig Georg Wessel (1879-1922), who served at St. Paul's Church in Bielefeld from 1906 to 1908 and at the historically important St. Nicholas Church in Berlin from 1913.
Even after the November Revolution of 1918, Wessel's parents remained pro-imperial and reactionary in their views.
First Political Activities
In his final years of school, from 1922 onward, he was active in the "Bismarck Jugend" (the youth organization of the national-conservative DNVP) and shortly thereafter in the "Wiking League."
Studies and Auxiliary Work
Horst Wessel initially studied law for four semesters and was a member of the student fraternities Corps Normannia Berlin and Corps Alemannia Vienna. However, he then abandoned his studies and after 1928 worked as a laborer. Among other things, he worked as a taxi driver and as a skipper on the subway construction site.
In 1926, Wessel joined the NSDAP and the SA. From 1929, he was also an SA stormtrooper leader of SA Storm 5 in Berlin. In the same year, he first published his poem "Die Fahne hoch, die Reihen dicht [later changed to: fest] geschlossen!" in the magazine Der Angriff. This poem, later set to the melody of a sea shanty, became the Horst Wessel Song.
Death
After communists attempted to assassinate him on January 14, 1930, Wessel was immediately admitted to Friedrichshain Hospital. He died there, by then completely emaciated, on February 23, 1930, after almost six weeks of horrific suffering.
Horst Wessel was ceremonially buried in the old cemetery of the St. Nicholas and St. Mary parish in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
The repeatedly convicted KPD activist Albrecht HΓΆhler and other communists were arrested shortly after the crime. The court determined that HΓΆhler and other communists had gone to Horst Wessel's apartment, whereupon HΓΆhler shot him in the face as he opened the door. They laid the dying man in his bed and fled. For this, HΓΆhler was sentenced in September 1930 to only six years and one month in prison for "manslaughter". Two other participants received prison sentences, and ten defendants were sentenced to jail, including the instigating landlady Elisabeth Salm, widow of a KPD member.
During the trial, the defendants received support from the communist "Rote Hilfe" (Red Aid), including new suits. Other participants received suspended sentences. After the seizure of power, HΓΆhler was executed.
Widow Salm, who had instigated HΓΆhler and the Red Front Fighters' League to carry out the assassination, proudly told a fellow prisoner that she had hung Wessel's head out of bed so that he would bleed to death. She was released in February 1933, but on March 14, 1933, based on her statements, she was taken into protective custody and had to testify again in Berlin. In 1935, she was imprisoned in Moringen, and from December 13, 1935, for two years in Landshut. On November 12, 1937, she was released again and moved to Mainz.
On September 20, 1940, she was arrested during a train journey while giving inflammatory speeches against the Wehrmacht and Hitler. She was convicted by a special court in Darmstadt, a trial before the Wiesbaden District Court followed, and she remained in custody until January 15, 1942. Barely free again, she committed further offenses, was arrested in the spring of 1942, and worked as a seamstress in the RavensbrΓΌck and Bergen-Belsen KL, where she died in March 1945.
![DolorsHaze's tweet photo. Horst Ludwig Wessel
born October 9, 1907, in Bielefeld;
died February 23, 1930, in Berlin-Friedrichshain
was a German student, fraternity member, and SA stormtrooper. He wrote the lyrics to the song "Die Fahne hoch" β later named the Horst Wessel Song in his honor β which, along with the Deutschlandlied, became a national anthem of the Third Reich in 1933. A martyr of the movement, Wessel became, through his life and death, the ideal image of the National Socialist fighter.
Youth
Horst Wessel was the son of Margarete Wessel and the Protestant pastor Dr. Wilhelm Ludwig Georg Wessel (1879-1922), who served at St. Paul's Church in Bielefeld from 1906 to 1908 and at the historically important St. Nicholas Church in Berlin from 1913.
Even after the November Revolution of 1918, Wessel's parents remained pro-imperial and reactionary in their views.
First Political Activities
In his final years of school, from 1922 onward, he was active in the "Bismarck Jugend" (the youth organization of the national-conservative DNVP) and shortly thereafter in the "Wiking League."
Studies and Auxiliary Work
Horst Wessel initially studied law for four semesters and was a member of the student fraternities Corps Normannia Berlin and Corps Alemannia Vienna. However, he then abandoned his studies and after 1928 worked as a laborer. Among other things, he worked as a taxi driver and as a skipper on the subway construction site.
In 1926, Wessel joined the NSDAP and the SA. From 1929, he was also an SA stormtrooper leader of SA Storm 5 in Berlin. In the same year, he first published his poem "Die Fahne hoch, die Reihen dicht [later changed to: fest] geschlossen!" in the magazine Der Angriff. This poem, later set to the melody of a sea shanty, became the Horst Wessel Song.
Death
After communists attempted to assassinate him on January 14, 1930, Wessel was immediately admitted to Friedrichshain Hospital. He died there, by then completely emaciated, on February 23, 1930, after almost six weeks of horrific suffering.
Horst Wessel was ceremonially buried in the old cemetery of the St. Nicholas and St. Mary parish in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.
The repeatedly convicted KPD activist Albrecht HΓΆhler and other communists were arrested shortly after the crime. The court determined that HΓΆhler and other communists had gone to Horst Wessel's apartment, whereupon HΓΆhler shot him in the face as he opened the door. They laid the dying man in his bed and fled. For this, HΓΆhler was sentenced in September 1930 to only six years and one month in prison for "manslaughter". Two other participants received prison sentences, and ten defendants were sentenced to jail, including the instigating landlady Elisabeth Salm, widow of a KPD member.
During the trial, the defendants received support from the communist "Rote Hilfe" (Red Aid), including new suits. Other participants received suspended sentences. After the seizure of power, HΓΆhler was executed.
Widow Salm, who had instigated HΓΆhler and the Red Front Fighters' League to carry out the assassination, proudly told a fellow prisoner that she had hung Wessel's head out of bed so that he would bleed to death. She was released in February 1933, but on March 14, 1933, based on her statements, she was taken into protective custody and had to testify again in Berlin. In 1935, she was imprisoned in Moringen, and from December 13, 1935, for two years in Landshut. On November 12, 1937, she was released again and moved to Mainz.
On September 20, 1940, she was arrested during a train journey while giving inflammatory speeches against the Wehrmacht and Hitler. She was convicted by a special court in Darmstadt, a trial before the Wiesbaden District Court followed, and she remained in custody until January 15, 1942. Barely free again, she committed further offenses, was arrested in the spring of 1942, and worked as a seamstress in the RavensbrΓΌck and Bergen-Belsen KL, where she died in March 1945.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HUL9eg4XAAApokn.jpg)
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