…is the world we lost when we started hating the fair race!
As a child (I’m exactly Mark Lester’s age), with my family and on the big screen, we saw this movie about six times.
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…is the world we lost when we started hating the fair race!
As a child (I’m exactly Mark Lester’s age), with my family and on the big screen, we saw this movie about six times.
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(I’ve cut and pasted this comment below the embedded YouTube clip.)
Unbearably beautiful scene.
This is what the “evil krauts” were fighting for. They truly loved the fair race.
The choice for the 21st century was made more than 80 years ago, and it was either Hitler or Hell.
Only the Germans chose Hitler, but they were destroyed.
So, Hell it is then.
As a fellow lover of classical music of all types, I wonder what you, Cesar, think of pre-Xtian European music? I recently decided one day to hear what the uncontaminated Hellenes and Romans played themselves and came across the recreations of a Diaulos-guided dance:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5P2fIgFd9bs
As well as this simple tune:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keOmMthy010
Seeing as how the Xtian musical instruments such as the piano and pipe organ didn’t exist in the time of actual polytheists it makes one wonder what European music would be if Xtianity didn’t guide the reins of society for a thousand years. Would there be anything akin to the overtures of Beethoven or the symphonies of Brahms? Would the lack of Xtian sensibilities mean that music could be much more rhythmic than harmonic?
In any case, jazz, blues, western, rock and heavy metal would never exist. Perhaps even the possibility of African music infiltrating the souls of White people would be rendered unlikely due to a strong, native tradition of rhythm uninhibited by ridiculous Xtian restrictions on what music.