Heinrich Himmler on disloyalty | Made by LucciNation. "So far, thank God, in our ranks no case has occurred in which a reputable SS Man was disloyal. Let one thing be the guideline here: should anyone ever in your circle of comrades be disloyal to the Führer or the Reich, even if only in thought, you must ensure that he is expelled from the Order, and we will ensure that he is expelled from life. Since everything, I already said this and I'll repeat it once again today, everything can be pardoned in this world, but there is one thing which cannot be pardoned among Germanic people, and that is disloyalty. It would be unpardonable, and it is unpardonable. Cases like the Badoglio affair in Italy should, and never will, happen in Germany. The name Badoglio will in the future be a term of abuse for bad dogs, for four-legged mongrel curs, just as in ancient times Thersites was a term of abuse for traitors." - Heinrich Himmler, 4 October, 1943.

Heinrich Himmler's speech at Reinhard Heydrich's funeral. | Made by LucciNation. "Reinhard Heydrich was born March 7, 1904 in Halle on the Saale. Fear and excessive caution were foreign to him, the greatest sportsman of the SS, a bold fencer, rider, pentathlon champion, and swimmer. With courage and energy he defended himself and shot twice at his attackers, though he had been gravely wounded. He has transmitted synthesis virtues to his sons, who honor his blood and heritage. His wife and children prosthesis deserve our attention and loving care. His memory will aid us when we have tasks to carry out for the leader and the Reich. He wants to be our companion in good times and bad. Therefore, he will be present when we are celebrating with our comrades. he wants to be with his old comrades: Weitzel, Moder, Herrmann, Mülverstedt, Stahlecker, and many others. I have one last thing to say: You, Reinhard Heydrich, were truly a good SS man. On a more personal level I thank you for your unwavering loyalty and wonderful friendship, which united us in this life and death can not obliterate it!" - Heinrich Himmler, June 9, 1942.

Heinrich Himmler - The situation in the Balkans (1943). By LucciNation. "Now to Balkan. Croatia, for the moment in serious disorder, is a State made up of 6 and a half million men, of whom 3 and a half million are Croatians. 2 million are Bratislavs, that is, a kind of Serb, and 1 million are Bosnians. It is a State with very large minorities. Its national leader, The Poglawnik, entered office as a result of the difficult conditions imposed upon him by the Italians, and placed at a disadvantage by the fact that he was forced to renounce the largest and most valuable parts of his country. It was obvious that he did not enjoy any authority in this matter. Most of the country was occupied by the Italian Army. The bands under Mr. Tito -- he has become a sort of popular hero there -- and Mr. Draha Mihailowitsch -- Tito is the Communist man, Draha Mihailowitsch is the Yugoslavian English American man -- dominated the situation. The situation in Slovenia is similar. Albania's independence was now recognised by us. Serbia is naturally the hotbed of conspiracy in the Balkans, yet it is relatively quiet. Greece is also somewhat quieter for the moment. It is clear that we must concentrate large numbers of troops in the Balkans in order to shield and protect this part of Europe exposed by the collapse of our ally. We must expect attacks there by the Angloamericans. It is naturally of interest that the Balkans are one of the principal objects of strife between Russia and the Angloamericans. Russia says: That's my sphere. And the Angloamericans say: That's our sphere. The best fruits for us will grow out of the perpetual strife between our noble allies." - Heinrich Himmler, October 4, 1943.