War

by Günther Eichhorn These are the remains of the bunker where Graf Stauffenberg tried to kill Hitler and almost succeeded. (173k) Poland and the Czech Republic have many reminders of the Nazi terror during World War II. I visited several of them on my trip through Central Europe. In the north-east of Poland, not far […]

Propaganda Minister Joseph Gerbbels invoked the animal when he warned Germany’s other parties in 1928.  “Like the wolf tearing into the sheep herd, that’s how we’ll come.” David Crossland / The Australian / June 1, 2020 Adolf Hitler and one of his three ‘Blondies’ at his chalet near Berchtesgaden in southern Bavaria in the early

Excerpt from “The Soul’s Code” / James Hillman Taking Hitler as the supreme example, Hillman introduces us to several traits that seem characteristic of the bad seed.  The first is the cold heart.  Hitler said, “Come what may, my heart remains ice-cold.” Hellfire is also associated with the dark daimon.  Hitler used fire for his

Hannah Allam / Kansas City Star / Knight Ridder Newspapers BAGHDAD, Iraq – (KRT) – Abul Waleed rifled through a pile of papers, considering the latest accusations against the elite brigade of Iraqi police commandos he leads from a dusty fortress. The complaints against the Wolf Brigade were the usual: excessive force, renegade patrols, kidnapping,

Written and Researched by: Ivy Stanmore Sydney, Australia Wolf Song of Alaska Member and Volunteer   Wolves have been associated with and used in warfare since time immemorial. Every form of the wolf has been utilized to aid man in pursuit of his human enemies. As one source states “there are two-legged wolves, symbolic wolves

Written and Researched by: Ivy Stanmore Sydney, AustraliaWolf Song of Alaska Member and Volunteer    “Military history is one of the most rapidly shifting of all studies. Strategy and tactics alter with fluctuating world conditions, technology and leadership, alliances about face so that the deadly enemy of yesterday may easily become the cherished friend of