User:Crusader
I have been active since → 7 June 2010, although there have been some substantiell interruptions.
Contents
Articles as first or main contributor
- 6th Army (Germany)
- 8 May 1945
- Adolf Martin Bormann
- Anti-White
- Arthur Seyß-Inquart
- Austrian Army
- Baldur von Schirach
- Battle of Crete
- Battle of Dunkirk
- Benton L. Bradberry
- Blitzkrieg
- Bombing of Germany during World War II
- Bombing of Königsberg in World War II
- Brandenburgers
- Brothers von Blücher
- Bundeswehr
- Certificate of Recognition of the Commander-in-Chief of the Army
- Chronology of Austria
- Claus von Stauffenberg
- Commemorative Medal of 9 November 1923
- Declarations of War during World War II
- Der III. Weg
- Der letzte Patriot
- Elsa Brändström
- Emil Maurice
- Erich Hartmann
- Erich Freiherr von Falkenstein
- Ernst Kaltenbrunner
- Fedor von Bock
- Flakhelfer
- Franco-German War
- Frankish Empire
- Friedrich August Medal
- Friedrich Paulus
- Fritz Todt
- Garlic
- Garlic (contra)
- General der Flieger
- Generalfeldmarschall
- Gerd von Rundstedt
- Gerhard Bremer
- Gerhard Frey (politician)
- German Air Force (Imperial German Air Service)
- German Army
- German Confederation
- German Cross
- German inventors and discoverers
- German Order (decoration)
- German Navy
- German salute
- German women
- Germania
- Germania (Tacitus)
- Germanic SS
- Germanophilia
- Germanophobia
- Golden HJ Honour Badge
- Golden Party Badge
- Grand Imperial Order of the Red Arrows
- Gustav Boehringer
- Gymnasium (school)
- Hanover
- Hans Krebs (SS general)
- Hans-Peter Jacob
- Hans von Seeckt
- Heil (German greeting)
- Heinz-Georg Lemm
- Heinz Werner (1914)
- Heinz Werner (1917)
- HIAG
- Holger Apfel
- Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918
- Honour Sword of the Reichsführers-SS
- Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz
- Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine
- Jesse Owens
- Johannes Blaskowitz
- Karl Maria Wiligut
- Karl Wolff
- Karlsruhe
- Königsberg
- Konstantin von Neurath
- Leo Amery
- Leonhard Graf von Blumenthal
- Luftstreitkräfte
- Luftwaffe (Wehrmacht)
- Max Hansen
- Michael Wittmann
- Odal Sieg (band)
- Odalism
- Odilo Globotschnigg
- Oldenburg in Holstein
- Olympia (1938 film)
- Operation Gomorrah
- Order of Mehdauia
- Oskar Heinecke
- Oswald Pohl
- Otto Lasch
- Patriotism
- Paul Guhl
- Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
- Pour le Mérite
- Racial awareness
- Recipients of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords
- Recipients of the Knight's Cross with Oak Leaves, Swords and Diamonds
- Reichskanzler
- Reichsmarschall
- Reichspräsident
- Reichswehr
- Reinhold Elstner
- Remi Schrijnen
- Richard Schulze-Kossens
- Rittmeister
- Robey Leibbrandt
- Rotterdam Blitz
- Rudolf Veiel
- SA ranks
- Saxony
- Sigismund Freiherr von Falkenstein
- SS-Hauptamt
- SS-Jagdverband Mitte
- SS-Standarte Kurt Eggers
- Stille Hilfe
- Theodor Eschenburg
- Totenkopf
- United States Army Air Forces
- Vaterland
- Waffen-SS
- Waffen-SS foreign volunteers and conscripts
- Walter von Reichenau
- Wilhelm Keitel
- Willem-Alexander van Amsberg, King of the Netherlands
- Württemberg
Articles substantially worked upon ...
- 1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler
- 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich
- 5th SS Panzer Division Wiking
- 11th SS Volunteer Panzergrenadier Division Nordland
- 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend
- 33rd Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS Charlemagne (1st French)
- Abwehr
- Adolf Hitler
- Aerial bombings in Italy during WWII
- Africa
- Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging
- Albert Einstein
- Albrecht Dürer
- Algiz
- Altmark incident
- Anglo-Saxons
- Anton Drexler
- Archduke Friedrich
- Arnold Schwarzenegger
- Arthur Greiser
- Arthur Schopenhauer
- Austrian Empire
- Battle of Berlin
- Battle of Britain
- Battle of the Bulge
- Battle of Waterloo
- Bavaria
- Beatrix Lippe, Queen of the Netherlands
- Bellamy salute
- Benjamin Franklin
- Berghof
- Black Sun
- Blue Division
- Bolshevik
- Bombing of Dresden in World War II
- Brazil
- British Free Corps
- Carthage
- Charlemagne
- Christmas
- Cologne
- Confederate States Army
- Cossack
- Critical race theory
- Crusades
- David Lloyd George
- Death in June
- Dominique Venner
- Eastern Front (World War II)
- Erich Ludendorff
- Erich Raeder
- Erich von Manstein
- Ernst Jünger
- Ernst Krag
- Ernst Mayr
- Erwin Rommel
- Europe
- Eva Hitler
- Fallschirmjäger
- Ferdinand von Zeppelin
- FIFA World Cup
- Foreign volunteers in the German Army (WWII)
- Franco-Prussian War
- Franz von Papen
- Franz Ziereis
- Frederick I, Holy Roman Emperor
- Friedrich Blond
- Fritz Klingenberg
- Führer
- Gerhard Pleiß
- German Americans
- German Brazilian
- German colonies
- German Empire
- Germanic peoples
- Germany
- Germany’s Third Empire
- Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
- Gustav Knittel
- Hanna Reitsch
- Hans Krebs (Wehrmacht general)
- Hans Oster
- Hans-Ulrich Rudel
- Hanseatic League
- Heinrich Himmler
- Heinrich Hoffmann (photographer)
- Helmut Kohl
- Helmut Lent
- Hermann
- Hermann Detzner
- Hitler Youth
- Holy Roman Emperor
- Ian Stuart
- Inventions of the European race
- Iron Cross
- Jakob Grimminger
- Joachim Peiper
- John Amery
- John de Nugent
- John Patler
- Josef Kramer
- Juan Perón
- Judeophilia
- Julius Streicher
- July 20 plot
- Karl Dönitz
- Kevin Alfred Strom
- Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross
- Ku Klux Klan
- Kurt Meyer
- League of German Girls
- Lebensborn
- Leni Riefenstahl
- Léon Degrelle
- List of Popes
- Male genital mutilation
- Martin Bormann
- Max Planck
- Max Wünsche
- Merovingian dynasty
- Munich Putsch
- Napoleon III of France
- National Socialism
- Nigger
- Night of the Long Knives
- Nordic race
- Nordicism
- NSDAP/AO
- Olympic Games
- Operation Oak
- Ossewabrandwag
- Otto Ernst Remer
- Otto Fürst von Bismarck
- Otto Günsche
- Ottoman Empire
- Paul von Hindenburg
- Prussia
- Ravishing the Women of Conquered Europe
- Reinhard Heydrich
- Richard Baer
- Richard Lawson
- Robert Ley
- Robert Walker Whitaker
- Roman Empire
- Schutzstaffel
- Sol Invictus
- Straßburg
- Sun cross
- Swastika
- Sword
- Teutonic Knights
- The Blitz
- Theoderic the Great
- Traudl Junge
- Union Army
- Vandals
- Walter Model
- Wilhelm Canaris
- Wilhelm Frick
- William Penn
- Wolfgang Ebell
- Wolfsangel
- World War II
- Wunderwaffe
- Yule
Pictures


Der letzte Patriot by Andreas J. Voigt
Der Nationale Doppelroman by Andreas J. Voigt
Crusader is a Metapedia user.
Hermann bids farewell to his love Thusnelda before the Battle of the Teutoburg Forest.
Germanic family (Wilhelm Petersen)
Image symbolising detestion of garlic
German Luftwaffe against bombers (Terrorflieger) of the USAAF (Terror Bombing of Hamburg, Dresden, and other cities of Germany during World War II)
German paratroopers after their victory of the Battle of Fort Eben-Emael (1940)
German infantrymen in Normandy defending the French State (État français) against the Anglo-American invasion of northwest Europe
Rittmeister von Richthofen of the Luftstreitkräfte, known before 1916 as the "Imperial German Flying Troops", the over-land air arm of the German military during WW I (1914–1918).
"From the Hitler Youth to Officer of the Army – your path!"
Reichsdienstflagge of the Kaiserliche Marine
"Our honor is loyalty", Norwegian Waffen-SS recruitment poster from Harald Damsleth
Of personal importance
Further reading (important)
- Akif Pirincci: Das Schlachten hat begonnen, 2013
- Hyperboreer (MP-Deutsch): Russischer Überfall auf die Ukraine 2022 mit Stand vom 18. März 2022 (Archive II)
- Hyperboreer (MP-Deutsch): Reaktionen auf den russischen Überfall auf die Ukraine 2022 mit Stand vom 18. März 2022 (Archive II)
- Andreas J. Voigt
German words of wisdom
- "Vieles kann ich ertragen. Die meisten beschwerlichen Dinge / Duld' ich mit ruhigem Mut, wie es ein Gott mir gebeut. / Wenige sind mir jedoch wie Gift und Schlange zuwider; / Viere: Rauch des Tabaks, Wanzen und Knoblauch und †." (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
- "I want to teach men the meaning of their existence: which is the Suprahuman (German: Übermensch), the lightning out of the dark cloud [which is] mankind. But still am I far from them, and my meaning speaks not to their mind." (Nietzsche)
14 simple grammar rules
- 1. Use active voice. Active sentences have this formula: S (subject) + V (verb) + O (object): Thomas walks a dog. In this sentence, Thomas is the subject, walks is the verb (what Thomas does), and his dog is the object (the receiver of Thomas’s action).
- 2. Link ideas with a conjunction. You can combine two S+V+O sentences with these coordinating conjunctions: but, or, so, and, yet, for, nor. For instance: Anna likes coffee, but her brother prefers tea.
- 3. Use a comma to connect two ideas. When writing, don’t forget to add a comma before the coordinating conjunction: He’s seventy, yet he still swims regularly.
- 4. Use, if you like, a serial or Oxford comma in a list. The serial comma is the last in the list, so make sure not to forget it when writing. It comes before and: Hardy has a dog, a cat, and a goldfish. But note: The sentence is correct with or without the comma before and. There are a few exceptions that require you to use the Oxford comma in a list, but they are pretty rare. Just be consistent. Don’t switch back and forth in the same document between using the Oxford comma and not using it.
- 5. When writing, use a semicolon to join two ideas (in this case, you don’t need coordinating conjunction). Let’s look at an example: Mary's dog is hyperactive; it won't stop barking or sit still.
- 6. Use the Simple Present Tense for habitual actions. These are activities you do regularly (always, often, sometimes, usually, etc.): Lily dances every day. [Don’t forget to add (e)s for the third person singular.]
- 7. Use the Present Continuous Tense for current actions: Tania is talking with her friend now.
- 8. When talking about past actions, don’t forget that there are regular and irregular verbs. Add (e)d to regular verbs: Marcus watched a movie last night. When it comes to irregular verbs, there is a list you need to memorize. Here is an example: I met my wife in 2014.
- 9. Use the Present Perfect Tense with words or expressions of unfinished time: I have drunk three cups of coffee this morning (it is still morning).
- 10. Use the Present Perfect Continuous Tense when the action has not finished as well: I have been drinking coffee all day. (It is still the same day, and I haven’t stopped drinking coffee.)
- 11. When talking about two actions in the past, use the Past Perfect Tense for the older action. For example: The train left at 9 am. We arrived at 9:15 am. When we arrived, the train had left.
- 12. Should there be a space before a percent sign? The brochure of the International System of Units declares in chapter 5: "a space separates the number and the symbol %". The ISO 31-0 standard also specifies a space, and the TeX typesetting system encourages using one. This is in accordance with the general rule of adding a non-breaking space between a numerical value and its corresponding unit of measurement.
- 13. The numerical value always precedes the unit, and a space is always used to separate the unit from the number. […] The only exceptions to this rule are for the unit symbols for degree, minute, and second for plane angle, °, ′, and ″, respectively, for which no space is left between the numerical value and the unit symbol. Please note: 5 cm or 5-cm not 5cm; 45 kg or 45-kg not 45kg; but: 32°C not 32° C or 32 °C.
- 14. If the time phrase comes before an independent clause or sentence, use a comma after the time phrase. If the time phrase comes after an independent clause or sentence, no comma is necessary. Correct: Last week, my wife and I went to the movies; Incorrect: Last week my wife and I went to the movies.