Text: "My German men and woman, we Germans are fighting a battle today that we have never fought before. What this German people is going through and fighting today in terms of hardship, difficulty and sacrifice is unique. It is about whether the 80 million people will continue to exist, whether they will continue to live or whether they will perish. The enemy is cruel. And he wants to destroy Germany. It is his goal - he has said it thousands of times and we have no reason to doubt any of it. No, Judah wants to have its Purim - as it murdered a great nation 5000 years ago; as the Persians were extermianted by Judah, now this sadistic people wants to exterminate Germany. He is in holy earnest to destroy Germany. With man and mouse and young and old, rich and poor, fight no matter who you are. If the Bolshevik were to win, Germany would be destroyed! They won't exclude anyone. And if you think you might be able to pull out an old KPD membership book, Stalin would answer you: hang him one meter higher. But you would be exterminated just like me and the rest of us. We men would defend ourselves; certainly, I suppose every man is man enough to take a Bolshevik with him. But what would happend to our wives and children I cannot imagine." - Robert Ley, February 6, 1942.

Text: "Thus, it was not England that cultivated the continent, but splinters of Germanic people from our continent who moved to this island as Anglo-Saxons and Normans and enabled it to develop in a way that is certainly unique. Likewise, America did not discover Europe, but vice versa. And all that America did not obtain from Europe may appear admirable to a Judaised mixed race, but Europe sees in it only a sign of decay in art and cultural lifestyle, the legacy of Jewish or Negroid blood mixture. I have to make these remarks because this struggle which became obviously unavoidable in the early months of this year, and which the German Reich, above all, is called upon this time to lead, also greatly transcends the interests of our own people and nation. For just as once the Greeks did not defend Greece against the Persians and the Romans did not defend Rome against the Carthaginians, Romans and Germanic tribes did not defend the occident against the Huns, German emperors did not defend Germany against the Mongols, Spanish heroes did not defend Spain against Africa but all of Europe, so today Germany is fighting not for itself but for our entire continent." - Adolf Hitler, December 11, 1941

Text: "What is Europe? There is no geographical definition of our continent, but only a national and cultural one. The urals are not the border of this Continent but alywas the line that separates the life of the West from that of the East. There was a time when Europe was that Greek Island into which Nordic tribes had penetrated in order to kindle from there for the first time a light that has since slowly but steadily begun to illuminate the world of man. And when these Greek repelled the invasion of the Persian conquerors, they were not defending their closer homeland, which was Greece, but that concept which today is called Europe. And then Europe migrated from Hellas to Rome Roman thought and Roman statesmanship were combined with the Greek spirit and culture. A world empire was created that even today has not been equalled, let alone surpassed, in its significance and perpetuating power. But when the Roman legions defended Italy against the African onslaught of Carthage in three difficult wars and finally achieved victory, it was once again not Rome they were fighting for, but the Europe of that time, which encompassed the Greco-Roman world. The next invasion against this home soil of the new human culture came from the far reaches of the East. A terrible torrent of culturless hordes poured from the interior of Asia deep into the heart of the present European continent, burning, scorching and murdering as the true scourge of the Lord. In the battle of the catalaunian Fields Roman and Germanic tribes stood together for the first time in a battle of fate of incalculable significance for a culture which, starting with the Greeks, had now spread beyond the Romans to the Germanic tribes. Europe had grown. The Occident emerged from Hellas and Rome and its defence was now for many centuries not only the task of the Romans, but above all also the task of the Germanic tribes. But to the same extent that the Occident, illuminated by Greek culture and filled with the impression of the mighty traditions of the Roman Empire, expanded its space through Germanic colonisation, the concept that we call Europe expanded spatially. No matter whether German emperors fought off invasions from the East on the Unstrut or on the Lechfeld, or Africa was pushed back from Spain in long battles, it was alywas a struggle of the nascent Europe against an environment that was foreign to it in its deepest essence. If Rome was once responsible for the creation and defence of this continent, then the Germanic tribes also took over the defence and protection of a family of peoples, which may be differentiated and divergent in its political structure and objectives, but which in the overall picture represents a blood and cultural unity that is partly the same and partly complementary. And it was from this Europe that not only a colonisation of other continents took place, but also a spiritual and cultural fertilisation, of which only those are aware who are willing to seek the truth instead of denying it." - Adolf Hitler, December 11, 1941