Interessting Letter SS to his Parents 1940

[servusalle]

Just for information , how these young men were thinking in that time


Gebetsbücher sind Dinge für

Weiber, , auch für solche, welche Hosen tragen



Wir hassen den Gestank des Weihrauchs

er verdirbt die deutsche Seele , wie der Jude die Rasse



Wir glauben an Gott, aber nicht

an seinen Stellvertreter, das wäre

Götzendienst und heidnisch



Wir glauben an unseren Führer

und an die Grösse unseres Vaterlandes

Für solchen Glauben wollen wir

kämpfen, für keinen Anderen .Wenn wir

dabei sterben müssten, dann nicht mit:

Maria Bitt für uns ! So frei wie wir

lebten , so frei wollen wir abtreten:

Unser letzter Gang : Adolf Hitler



20.4 1940 Finke SS-Gefreiter


free Translation


Prayerbooks are things for vixens, also for those , who wear trousers



We hate the smell of incest , he destroys the german Soul like the jew the race



We believe in God , but not in his proxy (Pope) , that would be idolatry and pagan.



We believe in our Führer and in our glory fatherland , for such believe we will fightand for no other one.

if we have to die (in that fight) , than NOT with : Mary pray for us !

as free as we lived , as free we will pass away

Our last walk : Adolf Hitler

[Tim DC]

Very interesting indeed. I am wondering if he still thought the same three years after.

Are you sure the letter was sent to his parents? I am asking because he closes with "SS-Gefreiter".

[servusalle]

Very interesting indeed. I am wondering if he still thought the same three years after.

Are you sure the letter was sent to his parents? I am asking because he closes with "SS-Gefreiter".

it was in a Convolute of different Feldpost-letters .... so i assume it was a part of a letter ...

[HouweTrouwe]

Looks like a self-written song.

[HPL2008]

This text was written by none other than the notoriously anti-clerical Theodor Eicke and is actually fairly well-known and often-quoted, although I must admit that its original use (whether it was in a speech, an order of the day or whatever) escapes me at the moment.

These are Eicke's signature and rank, too:

It does not say "Finke", but "Eicke", and the abbreviated rank does not stand for "SS-Gefreiter", but "SS-Gruppenführer".

Compare the signature in post # 9 in this thread.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=170198

While I cannot comment on the item's originality, the handwriting does look like Eicke's. See here for a handwritten resumeé by Eicke:

http://motlc.specialcol.wiesenthal.c.../eick54z2.html

Still, this would be quite a find if original. Just a thought: Could it be that this is not actually hand-written, but printed? Perhaps a kind of motivational hand-out to Totenkopf troops?

[servusalle]

This text was written by none other than the notoriously anti-clerical Theodor Eicke and is actually fairly well-known and often-quoted, although I must admit that its original use (whether it was in a speech, an order of the day or whatever) escapes me at the moment.

These are Eicke's signature and rank, too:

It does not say "Finke", but "Eicke", and the abbreviated rank does not stand for "SS-Gefreiter", but "SS-Gruppenführer".

Compare the signature in post # 9 in this thread.
http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=170198

While I cannot comment on the item's originality, the handwriting does look like Eicke's. See here for a handwritten resumeé by Eicke:




http://motlc.specialcol.wiesenthal.c.../eick54z2.html

Still, this would be quite a find if original. Just a thought: Could it be that this is not actually hand-written, but printed? Perhaps a kind of motivational hand-out to Totenkopf troops?

Thank you very informativ .. is was lying with sonme Fieldposts letters ..

If its Pronted or not a cant verify

For my Pow its is a letter so well written by hand



but its a seldom piece .. I never saw such Item before


Thank you

[servusalle]

Thank you very informativ .. is was lying with sonme Fieldposts letters ..

If its Pronted or not a cant verify

For my Pow its is a letter so well written by hand



but its a seldom piece .. I never saw such Item before


Thank you

I checked all Documents on Eike on the wiesenthal-Page .
There is NO copy of that handwritten Statement ...

The Handwriting looks reall y the same

[HPL2008]

I just found the origin of this text.

Charles Sydnor cites it full-length in "Soldiers of Destruction. The SS Death's Head Division 1933-1945" and identifies it as being from a 1940 circular by Eicke which subsequently became an SS motto in Auschwitz.

[servusalle]

I just found the origin of this text.

Charles Sydnor cites it full-length in "Soldiers of Destruction. The SS Death's Head Division 1933-1945" and identifies it as being from a 1940 circular by Eicke which subsequently became an SS motto in Auschwitz.

and I found that this paper was originally in my Siegmeier `s "signiture Collection "
... must have been fallen out ,,,

Its in his List of Contents index mentioned

[servusalle]

and I found that this paper was originally in my Siegmeier `s "signiture Collection "
... must have been fallen out ,,,

Its in his List of Contents index mentioned

Here is an essence of List of Contents of my Siegmeier Signiture Collection


This piece was in that binder and has fallen out some time ago

so its ORIGINAL signed by eike and sent to Siegmeier