- FIGHT FOR FREE SPEECH -

Dear Friends,

We have received many letters of support and encouragement to our request for you our visitors to help keep up the fight for Free Speech.  Today we would like to share one of these letters with you.

Michael

PZG President  

Sirs,

I just thought I would write and convey my thanks and appreciation for your website.  Without people like you, most of these things would likely be lost to history.  The PC crowd are doing their best to stamp out truth and rewrite history, leaving those of us with Germanic heritage without our ethnic compass.

I thought you would like to know that there are those of us here who take great pride in the Germanic Peoples' accomplishments.  I served almost 10 years active service in the US Army with 4 years in Germany. It was one of the most enjoyable times of my entire life.  The vast majority of Germans I met looked upon me as a long lost relative instead of having any animosity towards me.  I married a fine Swabian girl and we have a son together; German is spoken almost exclusively in our home.

Our family history is closely intertwined with Germany's history.  My Great Grandfather Emil fought against the French in the war of 1870.  He was an infantryman with the 3rd Infantry Division out of Rastadt.  He later became a publisher and an accomplished poet, under the penname Hans Steiner, as well as holding a public office- Kanzreilat of Karlsruhe.  (His writings inspired many, and amongst our most prized possessions is a piece of 'Fan
Mail' delivered to him by courier in 1942 from the Leader himself, signed in fountain pen).  A Great Aunt, Rosa,  who survived both world wars, was an accomplished Opera singer with the Karlsruhe Operahouse.

One of my wife's grandfathers fell in 1943, fighting with the 2nd SS "Das Reich'.  The other fought with the Afrikacorps until captured in 1942 by the Americans.  He passed on two years ago, but the stories he told about Rommel still amaze me.

Keep up the good work.  
William 

Lexington, KY