Zina

“Faust, the Ninth Symphony, and the will of Adolf Hitler are eternal youth and know neither time nor transience.”
― Baldur Von Schirach

“The true basis for the Nuremberg Trial, the one which no one has ever dared to point out, is, I suspect, not fear: it is the spectacle of the ruins, it is the panic of the victors. It is necessary that the others be in the wrong. It is necessary, for if, by chance, they had not been monsters, how would the victors bear the weight of all those destroyed cities, and those thousands of phosphorus bombs? It is the horror, it is the despair of the victors which is the true motive for the trial. They have veiled their faces before what they were forced to do and, to give themselves courage, they transformed their massacres into a crusade. They invented a posteriori a right to massacre in the name of respect for humanity. Being killers, they promoted themselves to policemen.”
― Maurice Bardèche, Nuremberg or the Promised Land

“Tell me your relation to pain, and I will tell you who you are!”
― Ernst Jünger, On Pain

“This is what makes him so great:
not only is he our Führer and the hero of many,
but he is himself straight, firm and modest;
our world is rooted in him,
his soul has touched the stars
and yet he has remained a man,
just like you and me.”
― Baldur Von Schirach