During the 'Night of the Long Knives' purge, many went to the grave saying "Heil Hitler" Even though he is who had them killed.

Hey OP you are totally cool , it's a great "Let us discuss the SA and SS thread" for this Tuesdday.

First let us have some test:

1: Whom employed Rohm.
2: Whom did Rohm hire on orders?
3: For what purpose did the hired person go to the Democrats?
4: Rohm was killed, for what specific offense?

very tru. n the same fate awaits the new useful idiots.

In October 1917 he was appointed chief of staff to LIII Corps, in northern Poland. The following month, however, the October Revolution led to the collapse of the Russian armies and the end of the war on the eastern front. In August 1918 Rundstedt was transferred to the west, as chief of staff to XV Corps in Alsace, under General Felix Graf von Bothmer. Here he remained until the end of the war in November. Bothmer described him as "a wholly excellent staff officer and amiable comrade." He was awarded the Iron Cross, first class, and was recommended for the Pour le Mérite, but did not receive it. He thus ended World War I, although still a Major, with a high reputation as a staff officer.[5]

In January 1932, Rundstedt was appointed commander of Wehrkreis III, based in Berlin, and also given command of the 3rd Infantry Division. This brought him, at 57, into the highest ranks of the German Army, reflected in his promotion to Lieutenant General (Generalleutnant). It also inevitably brought him into close contact with the political world, which was in a disturbed state due to the Great Depression and subsequent rise of Hitler's Nazi Party. The Defence Minister, General Kurt von Schleicher, was intriguing to bring the Nazis into the government, and the Chancellor, Franz von Papen, was planning to overthrow the Social Democrat government of Prussia, Germany's largest state. Despite his dislike of politics, Rundstedt could not remain uninvolved in these matters. In July 1932 Papen used his emergency powers to dismiss the Prussian Government. Martial law was briefly declared in Berlin and Rundstedt was made martial law plenipotentiary. He protested to Papen about this and martial law was lifted after a few days. In October Rundstedt was promoted to full General and given command of Gruppenkommando 1, covering the whole of eastern Germany.

Serving the Nazi regime

In January 1933 Hitler became Chancellor, and within a few months, dictator. The Defence Minister, General Werner von Blomberg, ensured that the Army remained loyal to the new regime. In February he arranged for Hitler to meet with senior generals, including Rundstedt. <<< WAS THIS THE FIRST TIME HELLS NO LAWS YES MOOOON THAT SPELLS FIRST TIME WE MET Hitler assured the generals that he favoured a strong Army and that there would be no interference with its internal affairs. Rundstedt was satisfied with this, but made it clear in private conversations that he did not like the Nazi regime. He also said, however, that he would do nothing to oppose it.[9] In 1934, when General Kurt Freiherr von Hammerstein-Equord resigned as Chief of Staff, Hitler wished to appoint General Walther von Reichenau to succeed him. Rundstedt led a group of senior officers in opposing the appointment, on the grounds that Reichenau was too openly a supporter of the regime. Hitler and Blomberg backed down and General Werner Freiherr von Fritsch was appointed instead. When Fritsch was forced to resign in 1938, Rundstedt again blocked Reichenau's appointment, and the post went to General Walther von Brauchitsch.[10]

First World War

After the outbreak of the First World War, Schleicher, by now a Captain, was assigned to the General Staff at the Supreme Army Command. During the Battle of Verdun he wrote a manuscript criticising war profiteering in certain industrial sectors, earning him a reputation as a liberal. Aside from a brief period as Chief of Staff of the 237th Division in 1917, Schleicher would spend the entire war at Supreme Command. Following the collapse of the German war effort in late 1918, Schleicher's patron Groener was appointed Erster Generalquartiermeister and assumed de facto command of the German Army. As Groener's trusted assistant, Schleicher would become a crucial go-between of the civil and military authorities.

Okay I did not bold the man above who was Rohm's commander and who was killed on OP's long blood knife night

But he is hidden in there, indeed, notice this bit about him,




^^^ DID YOU SEE THAT?

Okay so he opposed war profits, hehe, well, who announced to the Beebs, that the General above, von Schleicher, had "died"?

It was Germany's #1 war profiteer himself, gunsandgrupper Georing, whose SA had just been disciplined by Himmler.

Goering of course came back into the room and announced "It has been suggested that I had not made myself clear earlier, that Gen von Schleicher had died. Gen von Schleicher was shot resisting arrest."

So war profits won.

But, did Germany win? She was dialectic by Rome Pope, so.

Where does that leave us now OP? As an American I stand on fine ground, we airdropped fucking food and supplies to the East Germans, they know we are good peeps.

He resisted his lawful arrestors, and got corrected.

Truly dope flows OP,

during combat even.

A revolution always kills off its ringleaders. They are a threat.


Hitler also killed the Masons who helped him to power. As did Lenin and Stalin.

This is what the Mayflower is about. Masons are self destructive. It is very cleverly devised system.

1. Recruit middle class christian males.
2. Indoctrinate them.
3. Use them to destroy middle class Christian males.
4. Set up a Totalitarian government.
5. Kill all the Mason.
6. Do the sane thing in another country.

Masons are useful idiots. Who think they will taste the fruits of "The Great Work". Not gonna happen.

The brown-shirts were all a bunch of useful homos, right up til they weren't anymore.