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"Ersten
rein und Letzten raus!"
(First in and last out!)
A living history & World War Two reenactment unit of the World War II Historical Re-Enactment Society (WWIIHRS)
This site is
dedicated to all World War II Reenactors
and students of World War II military history.
Frohe
Weihnachten!
To celebrate the season, wiking.org presents to you twelve
German Christmas songs as mp3 files. Get them here:
"O'
Tannenbaum - Christmas on the Rhine"
This album was released in 1980 on vinyl and each are
classics and have the pop and noise of LPs. Enjoy!
If you are a World War II reenactor, or just a history buff of the period, this site is for you!
We will try to provide you one of the best sources of information about events,
equipment and weapons, along with real historical data.
Sonnenrad Rune -
Wiking's Divisional insignia.
The Sonnenrad rune is an
ancient Germanic symbol of the sun, not to be confused with
the Hakenkreuz (Swastika, which is also an ancient
runic symbol of good fortune). The Sonnerand rune was used to
identify the Wiking Division we portray in historic
reenactments and was in no way a political symbol like the
Hakenkreuz(Swastika).
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The 5. SS Wiking reenactment group is a non-profit, nonpolitical organization dedicated to the preservation of the history of WW II and the lifestyle of the German combat soldier (specifically Waffen-SS foreign volunteers). Membership in the World War II Historical Re-Enactment Society is required of Wiking members. |
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Disclaimer: This website, anyone involved in its creation, or members of re-enactment groups listed here are in no way affiliated with real, radical political organizations (i.e., KKK, Aryan Nation, American Nazi Party, etc.) and do not embrace the philosophies and actions of the original NSDAP (Nazi party). We wholeheartedly condemn the atrocities that made them infamous. May the victims of these unspeakable horrors rest in peace. As we portray the German combat soldier of World War II on the Eastern Front, we are only interested in recreating his daily life and traditions, furthering our understanding of what it took to be a soldier, and at the same time having fun reliving history. We honor the men (and women) who really experienced the war and we salute their courage and loyalty to put their lives on the line in defense of their native soil, no matter what nationality or government. |
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