While A National Socialist Travels...

[Aristotle]

Travels are best schools for developing minds and souls! Travels are best experience to understand better Peoples and Life itself. Travels are the best “cables” to transmit us “signals” to improve our characters. Do you travel often, dear Fellows? As a National socialist I use to travel in my Continent, the nicest Europe in order to understand better our Culture and Heritage. Despite I have so many relatives in U.S. and I can to spend there a lot of time for free, I don’t even think to visit the States because U.S. have a lot of Technology but not Culture and Heritage like Europe has! In Europe I’m traveling since my 15’s when, alone without no family, relatives or any escort I visit first time ( 1967 ) my lovely Country, Germany ( then “West”- ) obtaining first brilliant experiences. After that, Italy, France, Austria, Czech, Hungary, Monaco, Poland, Yugoslavia, Rumania, Turkey, England, Bulgaria, Fyrom, always inside my “home” named Europe. I use to visit many times same place because often is impossible to enjoy a place in a few days. And our Europe has so many things to offer us! For example, Berlin, Rome, Paris, Krakow, Prague, are open Museums, the nicest Galleries of Architecture and Visual arts in general, Music, Theater, Gardening and so many… I never emphasize the factor of ‘shopping’ during my travels! I don’t spend my little money on activities like that and I prefer to stay in Youth Hostels, a nice cheap solution I strongly suggest you. I prefer to spend my money visiting Museums, Archaeological places and Concert Halls, baying books (they are so expensive in Hellas and so cheap in rest of Europe… but so heavy in my luggage…) and over all for doing my sports. I don’t hesitate to bike all around cities I’m visiting and riding horses. Never forget to bike in Vienna and riding in Rome’s Galoppatoio di Villa Borghese; an unforgettable experience! For this reason in my sack there are no specific clothes except my breeches, bike-pants and some jean for my …smart nights in the Opera. Mostly, I visit War Museums and places of National socialist interest’s . I was very impressed in Bucharest’s War Museum ( really, fantastic! ) and in a small village near Monaco, the village of Eze where Friedrich Nietzsche wrote his “Also sprach…”. Furthermore, I have visit most concentration camps in central Europe before to obtain real knowledge about holo-myth! Usually, I don’t take with, my camera. I am a crazy photographer but not in traveling. I don’t know why exactly but I prefer to write memories directly in my mind. So I remember any single little street in Venice, or, in suburbs of Constantinople. Rarely, I take pictures of a certain theme like “Doors of Europe” or “Vienna’s Bridges” or “Berlin’s Theatres’ Facades”; that’s all. I make friendships very easy with natives; never I’m trying to live like Hellene in a other Country; I respect local customs and I’m trying to be absorbed by locals. I Hungary I behave like a “Magyar”, in Rome like an “Italian”, in Germany like a “German”. Hellenes upon traveling like to eat in Hellenic taverns Hellenic food avoiding to contact Hellenes if they are meeting around; I do the opposite ! I prefer to enjoy locals and local life and speak to Hellenes if I meet in a foreign place, asking their impressions; of course, other Hellenes are surprised when I react in this way ( our People is very conservative to permit any accidental contact in streets… ). Leaving a European Country I leave behind a part from my soul. Europe is really our only Paradise on Earth! Could you write your traveling experience, if you please? Kindest Regards! ----------------------

PS: In attachments (1) In Eze , Nietzsche’s village near Monaco, (2) Biking in Vienna’s Prater, (3) The interior Architecture of Cousteau Foundation in Monaco, (4) Splendid Mussolini’s sculpturing in Rome, ( 5 ) Nice fascist-metalwork details in Milan, ( 6 ) Another fascist-detail from Villa Borghese.

[Olga]

Krakow rules!

[Siegfried]

I've travelled quite a bit for an 18-year old (if I may say so myself). Some of my best memories are of places like Rome, Athens, the mountains of Switzerland, Paris, and the Cote d'Azur. Of the non-European locations, the pyramids of Gizah made quite an impression on me, and so did New York. Jerusalem was also quite an experience.

[Oskorei]

I havent been abroad the last years, but my favourite travelling memories are from Malta (the buildings; both crusader and ancient, the people and the climate), London (the historical architecture mostly, never interacted with many people there) and Iceland (the geography, nature and ruggedness of it all, and the people).

I would like to visit India eventually, maybe also Iran, to see those other Aryan cultures and how much is left of them. The diversity of Indian nature and culture seems interesting too.

[Olga]

It's a fact that in most European countries I've been I felt somehow like home - in the Slavic countries the most (not surprising ) Also I do love visiting Austria.
Where I haven't already been but I want to (and hope to do so as soon as possible) are the Scandinavian countries; also Portugal and Romania are the places I'd visit gladly.

[green nationalist]

I have travelled to Britain - London, great architecture, alien problem - Wales - Beautifull countryside, friendly people. France - horrible food, horrible police and women with smelly breath, Strasbourg has a amazing cathedral though. Northen Spain, great athmosphere of a party kind, wonderfull food, friendly locals, stunning women. Belgium - Gent, horrible black people in gangs, black prostitutes etc, Nice bar - The Frontline

Germany amazing Lightning storms, Sunshine, Beer, outdoor Death metal metal fests, A amazing history. Dresden, a reminder of the true holocaust! You can see where the old part of the buildings end 4 or 5 ft from the ground and the new part which has been rebuilt above it, shocking. Dresden also has a unreal public transport system i guess Dresden is my favourite European City after my Home Dublin.

Cz Republic, Great Food, beer, friendly locals, excellent grindcore music, very cheap countryside and a buetifull capital, Prauge.

Sweden, Stunning women, Too many turks, excellent metal scene, Crappy drinking culture. You cant really go out during the week to get slaughtered drunk in a bar because the only bars are open are turk bars and who wants to drink there right? Also if you want to buy beer you have to go the Goverment shop before 5 to buy it and you cant get it on weekends.

Finland, loose women, amazing drinking culture, they drink nearly as much as the Irish, Crazy people all together but a nice place and it was considerd my home away from home once upon a time.

Australia, the most vast and empty country i have ever been in, we drove from city to city and the we were on roads for hours without seeing another car, awesome spiritual experience to be in such wide spaces as we dont have that in europe at all. The people were nice, the food was shit the beer was boring, too much beach culture really. Amazing wildlife.

America, the land of ZOG, i have never in my worst nightmares imagined it to turn out to be such A KIP, fat jews everywhere, Negroes drinking brown bottles on the street looking hard done by. Yuck, i never will return.

[Fraxinus Excelsior]

I was in Erquelinnes, Belgium in the summer of 2000; I stayed there for roughly 1 full week and I saw absolutely zero Africans, Asiatics, etc.

In addition to the European-ness, the people were amazingly friendly and the food was some of the best I had during my entire stay in Europe.

[green nationalist]

I was in Erquelinnes, Belgium in the summer of 2000; I stayed there for roughly 1 full week and I saw absolutely zero Africans, Asiatics, etc.

In addition to the European-ness, the people were amazingly friendly and the food was some of the best I had during my entire stay in Europe.

Well in summer 2002, Ghent was full of negroes.

[Fraxinus Excelsior]

Well in summer 2002, Ghent was full of negroes.

I don't doubt that; I wasn't challenging your statement.

[svartabrandr]

I have never been outside of Canada or the US. I would love to visit many places hopefully this will happen.