Ss-holland 1940

[JOHN VD HEIJDEN]

Hello Just wanted to share this pic that I found in a magazine from the city I was born in holland the germans called it HERZOGENBOSCH
it is one of the major city,s in holland also during a period there was a regiment of the tottenkopf stationed


On the pic you can see two civilian,s one is the mayor VAN LANSCHOT ( yes from the international bank van lanschot )

the other one is the policechief VON STAAL

THE PICTURE IS TAKEN ON THE MARKETSQUARE IN THE CITY S,HERTOGENBOSCH

greeting,s johnny

[Stossgruppe3]

BEVO Eagles.....

I think you have just missed one on Ebay he wanted $100 for it. David

[patrick h]

I think you have just missed one on Ebay he wanted $100 for it. David

Great pic John!!!!!!!!!

[Marc verstraete]

They did not collaborate! No, no, no… Not sympathizing at all….
The NSB and the SS Niederlande in 43, a "domonstration gegen Bolschewismus" says the KP.

Marc

[Robin Lumsden]

s'Hertogenbosch!!

Home of my favourite painter, Hieronymous Bosch!!

Here he is.

[Robin Lumsden]

And one of his paintings.

400 years BEFORE Salvador Dali.

Ever heard the phrase.....'Blow it out your ass'.....??!!

[Marc verstraete]

Hi Robin, looks as we have more than one thing we like in common.

Bosch and Dali are my faforites too. Although I also particularly loooove the “Nachtwacht”.

The enclosed picture represents a painting/ drawing that the master made for me in Cadaques (Spain) when he visited the place I used to work (Diving). To make a long story short; he used to invite young men and girls to keep him company and would give them such items. My former boss had a banana box full!!!!

Marc

[John Bart]

s'Hertogenbosch!!

Home of my favourite painter, Hieronymous Bosch!!

Here he is.

Hi Robin & Marc,
That's too much! I like Bosch myself.
You guys must have an occult side to you. On the subject of art, wasn't t there
a painting from the 1800's which showed a figure who had an almost exact likeness to AH? (impossible as AH was not born yet). Does this painting ring a bell with you? Or was this just hearsay?

Regards,
.. John

[John Bart]

Hello Just wanted to share this pic that I found in a magazine from the city I was born in holland the germans called it HERZOGENBOSCH
it is one of the major city,s in holland also during a period there was a regiment of the tottenkopf stationed


On the pic you can see two civilian,s one is the mayor VAN LANSCHOT ( yes from the international bank van lanschot )

the other one is the policechief VON STAAL

THE PICTURE IS TAKEN ON THE MARKETSQUARE IN THE CITY S,HERTOGENBOSCH

greeting,s johnny

Johnny,
Great pic. Thanks for sharing!
Regards,
.. John

[Robin Lumsden]

Hi Robin & Marc,
That's too much! I like Bosch myself.
You guys must have an occult side to you. On the subject of art, wasn't t there
a painting from the 1800's which showed a figure who had an almost exact likeness to AH? (impossible as AH was not born yet). Does this painting ring a bell with you? Or was this just hearsay?

Regards,
.. John

John.
In 1889, the year Hitler was born, the German artist Franz von Stuck painted a work called 'die Wilde Jagd' (the wild hunt') in which the Norse god Wotan rode a horse, leading a charge of mayhem and destruction. Wotan bore an
uncanny resemblance to Hitler. Here's the painting. See how it's all black, white and red - the colours of the Third Reich. It's just a strange coincidence - or is it more??

[John Bart]

John.
In 1889, the year Hitler was born, the German artist Hans von Stuck painted a work called 'die Wilde Jagd' (the wild hunt') in which the Norse god Wotan rode a horse, leading a charge of mayhem and destruction. Wotan bore an
uncanny resemblance to Hitler. Here's the painting. See how it's all black, white and red - the colours of the Third Reich. It's just a strange coincidence - or is it more??

Robin,
Yes, that's the painting I was thinking of! Yes, quite an eerie coincidence.
"or is it more?? ".........perhaps von Stuck was prophetic?
Fascinating. Thanks for posting this.
Regards,
.. John

[Peter R.]

That painting is great, I'll second the thanks for posting it. Scary resemblance indeed (although my purely rationalist 'weltanschaung' [I'm bound to have spelled that word wrong!] doesn't allow for prescience, it's a likeness of Hitler indeed - if it had a swastika as well and was carbon dated, I'd have to readjust my thoughts completely).

I note Rommel had a Hitler type mo when he was young. Must have been a relatively common fashion back then, late 1800's-early1900's?