Blood & Honour

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Blood and Honour
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Abbreviation B&H
Existence 1987—present
Type Rock music
Purpose Rock Against Communism
Skinhead subculture
Location Divisions in nineteen countries, on three different continents (as of 2000)
Headquarters London, United Kingdom
Affiliation Combat 18
Leader Ian Stuart Donaldson (1957–1993)
Website www.bloodandhonour.com

Blood and Honour was formed in England, 1987 as an outlet for Nationalist, National Socialist and other Europid-friendly bands. Ian Stuart founded Blood and Honour to combat the newly formed Rock Against Racism concerts that were being promoted by the Trotskyist SWP's ANL. The name Blood and Honour comes from the motto of the Hitler Youth. Many of the bands come from a wide variety of Countries and have Divisons in, United States, Belgium, Flanders, Canada, Netherlands, Australia, Slovenia, Hungary, Bulgaria, France, Romania, Croatia, Greece, Finland, Poland, Brazil, Argentina and Russia.

History

Excerpt: As warriors of the political underground we shall thrive on anarchy and chaos! If anybody reading this still believes in the phrase of ‘law and order’, they have understood absolutely nothing and are of absolutely no value to us or our race. [...] If nothing extremely radical is done to solve this dire problem through a final solution of White backlash, the above dark scenario will definitely be our doomed future. We know that for a fact, but so do our enemies because that is exactly what they have planned for us! [...] We can’t afford to engage in the game of patriotic masturbation. It is by definition fruitless. Instead we have to get a clear picture of the political scenario ahead of us and then get our priorities straight. Do we really believe in the total evilness of ZOG and the coming of a race war? Do we really mean the slogan ‘Victory or Death’? [...] Our slogans are not just impressive statements of ideological extremism. They are words of fact and a call to arms. This is IT and those who are not prepared to suffer the ultimate sacrifice to secure the future of our Aryan offspring should quit right here and now! [...] We need an organization like Combat 18, and C18 is already there. It is as simple as that. And we need it not only for protection and safe-guarding. C18 must act as the armed wing of the Blood & Honour movement.

The origins of the group go back to the United Kingdom in 1977, with the creation of the Anti Nazi League's Rock Against Racism music organisation. The British National Front responded with its Rock Against Communism movement, and in 1980, the reformed punk rock band Skrewdriver relaunched the RAC movement.

"From the original loose confederation Blood and Honour has evolved into a tight organisation, active groups of thirty plus becoming Divisions, smaller groups being given sectional status, all politically active and aligned to the party or movement of their choice, neither Divisional or Section status is awarded lightly, it has to be earnt not bought. High Command made up of band members, activists and political parties dictate the direction Blood and Honour takes. National gig organiser, Security, Propaganda and Internet units cover every aspect of the day to day running of our movement. [...] the movement has grown to cover countries in all four corners of the globe, all working under their own respective countries laws in what way they see fit, to further our mutual aims."

With the aid of the National Front (NF), concerts were organized under the RAC name through the White Noise Club (WNC), with White Noise Records releasing white power records. RAC grew throughout 1983 and 1984, with concerts regularly attended by over 600 people, promoted only by word of mouth. Bands that performed at the concerts included Skrewdriver, Brutal Attack, No Remorse, The Ovaltinees, Peter & The Wolves and Skullhead. In 1984, white power skinheads from Britain and Europe attended several outdoor RAC festivals organised by the WNC and the NF. With the release of Skrewdriver's Hail The New Dawn album on the German Rock-O-Rama label, the WNC gained an even larger audience.

In 1986, several bands left the White Noise Club and their parent organization,the National Front due to suspected fraud of concert goers and bands. In 1987, the bands Skrewdriver, No Remorse,Sudden Impact, Brutal Attack founded Blood and Honour and now included a magazine, of the same name. By becoming politically independent, Blood & Honour started supporting many different organizations.

The powerful and influential German Blood and Honour Division was prohibited on 14 September 2000,[1] as was the Spanish division in 2005 after the arrest and imprisonment of many of its main members. Several other countries continue to investigate their respective Blood & Honour divisions in relation to "hate speech".

B&H/C18 Bands

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Some of these bands are still active, many are not. This list is dated from c. 2005:

  • ACAB (Hungary)
  • Accion Radical (Argentina)
  • Agitator (Germany)
  • Agrese 95 (Czech Republic)
  • Agresija (Serbia)
  • Ancestors (Slovakia)
  • Angriff (Sweden)
  • Arma Blanca (Spain)
  • Ataka (Russia)
  • Bagadou Stourm (France)
  • Baltas-Triuksmas (Lithuania)
  • Barbarians (Argentina)
  • Battle Flag (Serbia)
  • Belyi Shkwal (Ukraine)
  • Blackshirts (UK)
  • Blodsband (Sweden)
  • Brannik (Bulgaria)
  • Brigada NS (Brazil)
  • Brigada Totenkopf (Spain)
  • Celtic Cross (France)
  • Chamber 88 (Denmark)
  • Chingford Attack (UK)
  • Codigo de Honor (Spain)
  • Conflict 88 (Czech Republic)
  • Diktatura (Lithuania)
  • Direct Action (Serbia)
  • Doctor Martens Skinheads (Slovakia)
  • Drzavni Udar (Serbia)
  • Estandarte 88 (Spain)
  • Etnicko Ciscenje (Serbia)
  • Faceless Enemy (USA)
  • Frontal O!L (Argentina)
  • Hassgessang (Germany)
  • Hate Society (Germany)
  • Hets Mot Folkgrupp (Sweden)
  • Honor (Poland)
  • HRB/White Pride (Hvid Røvfuld Band) (Denmark)
  • Jewthanasia (Denmark)
  • Juden Mord (Slovakia)
  • Kommando Freisler (Germany)
  • Kraftschlag (Germany)
  • Kratky Process (Slovakia)
  • Kristalna Noc (Serbia)
  • Landstorm (Netherlands)
  • Legion Negro (Argentina)
  • Moleban (Serbia)
  • Molot (Belarus)
  • Murder Squad (Canada)
  • Nacht und Nebel (Canada)
  • Natural Born Killers (UK)
  • Nordmacht (Germany)
  • No Remorse (UK)
  • No Surrender (Hellas)
  • Nothung (Sweden)
  • Nuremberg (Argentina)
  • Odal Sieg (Chile)
  • Odio Urbano (Spain/Chile/Brazil) Project with members of Estandarte 88, Odal Sieg and Brigada NS
  • Oidoxie (Germany)
  • Outguard (Serbia)
  • Patriot (Slovakia)
  • Prawo Krwi (Poland)
  • Prisonero nº 7 (Spain)
  • Providenje 28 (Serbia)
  • Preserve White Aryans (Estonia)
  • Race War (Germany)
  • Rassenhass (Germany)
  • Razor 88 (Serbia)
  • Razors Edge (UK)
  • Reaccion 88 (Argentina)
  • Real Aggression (Serbia)
  • Revolt BGD (Serbia)
  • Runes of War (Australia)
  • Sorab 18 (Serbia)
  • Southern Storm (Australia)
  • Stay the same (Serbia)
  • Stoneheads (Austria)
  • Strikeforce (Sweden)
  • Struggle for 18 (Sweden)
  • Tears of God (Sweden)
  • Terrorkorps (Germany)
  • Terrormachine (Serbia)
  • The Terrorist (Serbia)
  • Titania (Sweden)
  • Trijumf Volje (Serbia)
  • T.N.F. (Russia)
  • Torsgard (Sweden)
  • Totenkopf Saints (USA)
  • Tropa SS (Chile)
  • Ufthenjar (Argentina)
  • Ultrasur (Argentina)
  • Vandal (Russia)
  • Vinland (Argentina)
  • Weisse Wölfe (Germany)
  • Wiking Division (Sweden/Finland)

Some of these bands left Blood and Honour or Combat18, many more have played at various B&H/C18 concerts.

B&H Albums

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  • Absolute 28
  • Alive In Denmark (12/31/98)
  • Division East Europe
  • Somtiem des Prisonniers
  • Trotz Verbot nicht Tot
  • Voices of Solidarity
  • Volume C18 - Whatever It Takes!
  • B&H Argentina - White Music Vol. I
  • B&H Brandenburg
  • Duetschland Vol. I
  • B&H Hellas Vol.1
  • B&H Serbia - Anthems of Ethnic Cleansing
  • B&H Serbia Vol. II
  • B&H Southland - Vinland Friendship
  • B&H Thuringen
  • B&H Vol I
  • B&H Vol II
  • B&H Vol III
  • B&H Vol IV
  • B&H Vol V

See also

Works

  • Blood & Honour at Internet Archive
  • Max Hammer: Blood and Honour Field Manual – A presentation of organizational and propaganda tactics, Aryan Liberation Army, Scandinavia 2000
  • The book Blood & Honour: The way forward is available for download from a number of B&H websites. It declares B&H to be ‘a pan-Aryan movement of White resistance against the oppressive forces of the Zionist Occupation Governments’ (ZOG). The author is listed as a Max Hammer, although this is almost certainly a pseudonym.
  • Blood & Honour No. 49, 2015

External links

References

  1. ↑ Germany bans neo-Nazi group
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