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[The German American Bund](https://www.thoughtco.com/german-american-bund-4684500)
 
 
Crowd at 1939 German American Bund rally at Madison Square Garden.

Approved in 1938 and published by E. S. Mittler & Sohn, Sportvorschrift für das Heer ("Sports Regulations for The Army") was a physical education manual for the Heer (Army), the land warfare component of the Wehrmacht (Military of National Socialist Germany)
 
It was intended to give soldiers advice and instruction on elements of personal fitness and group discipline, as well as to direct commanders how best to implement these kinds of activities, and train their men for physicality.
 
 
[PDF of Book](https://ia902901.us.archive.org/12/items/Sportsvorschrift_Fur_Das_Heer/Sportsvorschrift%20Fur%20Das%20Heer%20%5BENG%5D%20-%20COMPLETE%20BOOK.pdf)
 
[Archive](https://archive.org/details/Sportsvorschrift_Fur_Das_Heer/Sportsvorschrift%20Fur%20Das%20Heer%20%5BENG%5D%20-%20COMPLETE%20BOOK/page/n17/mode/2up)

https://odysee.com/@Fashbird2814:7/Third-Reich-Immeasurable-Soldier:f
 
https://worldtruthvideos.website/watch/third-reich-immeasurable-soldier_KFKAhsUKzKoiBHY.html

In Plymouth, Massachusetts- site of the colony built by the Mayflower passengers - Matteo Brault spends his days living a 17th-century life, along with dozens of other re-enactors on the modern-day Plimoth Plantation.
 
Brault works full-time as a 17th-century style blacksmith, using traditional tools like a grindstone, hand-made nails, and large bellows for making the fire hot enough for forging iron and steel. He also helps build traditional shelters.
 
The simplest homes in town were built using crotchets- natural forks in trees- as support for the ridgepole of the roof. The walls are built up with “wattle”- small sticks for the lattice structure- and “daub”- a mortar of clay, earth, and grasses. Instead of using the traditional English lime wash to protect the walls, the colonists took advantage of the plentiful wood in America and created clapboard siding by cleaving wood into thin boards.
 
For the thatch roofs, large bundles of water reed or wheat straw are woven with a giant needle by two people working in tandem (one outside and one inside). “It’s like a giant quilt made of grass,” explains Brault, “which makes a water-tight roof that essentially acts as a giant sponge. It absorbs water and laps it off.”
 
The Plimoth Plantation is open to visitors from March through November. The site also has a native Wampanoag homesite (we will tour in a separate video).
 
https://faircompanies.com/videos/simple-living-101-what-can-be-learnt-from-17th-century-town/

What is earned from good deeds
 
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what is received... thru Means

Wilderness Living and Survival Expert Mors talks about the Survival Kit components.

Muh' Fashy Bookshelf Recommends.
 
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https://americanfuturist.net/education/
 
Article about **higher education** "you cannot influence this system from within" Writer RUSTY SHACKLEFORD discusses the "Parallel Society" Option for the Dissident Right.


[Was the French Charlemagne-SS Division the most gallant army of World War II](https://europerenaissance.com/2021/03/04/was-the-french-charlemagne-ss-division-the-most-gallant-army-of-world-war-ii/) This is Europa