Vault of Secrets - Unpopular History

"On April 28, 1883, one of the leaders and main symbols of the White Movement, Vladimir Oskarovich Kappel, was born. He came from a Russified ancient Swedish family and served Imperial Russia faithfully even after its death in 1917. During the Civil War, Vladimir Oskarovich fought bravely against Bolshevism and saved the white army and thousands of refugees at the cost of his life in an unequal struggle." (Romanov, 2024)

Jesse Owens, become an Olympic champion. Berlin, 1936

"In the Last Days a man will be saved by love, humility and kindness. Kindness will open the gates of heaven; humility will lead one into heaven; a man whose heart is filled with love will see God. This is my last will and testament: raise your prayers for everyone; your prayers will move the mountains. Love each other." From Elder Gabriel's edifications.

John Edmond (1984). Troopie Boy You Won.

"Incidentally Rhodesia was not defeated militarily. It was politically destroyed. A line from my song “Northern Boy” says “On the battlefield we won the day, but a political bomb blew us all away”... The lesson of Zimbabwe should be learned by the weak West who were brokers of the hand over to a party that destroyed a beautiful land and its peoples; that party also committed genocide on a massive scale on those of the Matabele tribe who were political opponents of Mugabe. The perpetrators were Mugabe’s Fifth Brigade trained in North Korea; indeed the legacy of Marxism." John Edmond and Cornell Review (2020). Interview with the the Cornell Review.

The song "The Deafening Silence" by the Rhodesian singer John Edmond explained in poetic lyrics the sadistic political betrayal of America and Britain to allow the murders of European Rhodesians (including parts of the African population) to Comminist terrorists and self styled "freedom fighters". The singer explained it in his own words in an interview with the the Cornell Review in 2020: "Britain stood by and watched the communists, who ironically with no democracy in their own states, as they supported and rushed the unprepared African Nationalists into majority rule culminating in one-party type takeovers, massive self-enrichment and mal-administration. Britain also stood by watching the shooting down of two Rhodesian civilian airliners by Russian missiles and the killing of survivors. My song “The Deafening Silence” depicts these tragic events. Britain betrayed Rhodesia twice- at Federation and during the Bush War."

A part of the documentary "Ancient Warriors: The Celts" (The Learning Channel, 1995) explaining how after the fall of Rome to the Celts in 390BC, the Romans adapted and rose up again to overcome the Celt.

Part of the introduction to Carl von Clausewitz's epic war manual "On War" (1832), the copy from the Waffen-SS Training School Library in Wewelsburg Castle, Germany: "Some of you may not have read Clausewitz, or maybe you have read him, but may not not have understood how to apply him to the present. Clausewitz writes that even after a great collapse, rebuilding is still possible. That only cowards give up on themselves, their defeatist words spread like a poison. And so the realization is that it is always better, if necessary, to face an end with courage than to endure a terror without an end. From the speech of the leader Adolf Hitler on November 9, 1934 in Wünschen."

Aaron Kasparov (2023)."Super Justice Warriors": An Honest Look at Sargon of Akkad, Alex Jones, Paul Joseph Watson and others.

A British Communist Party poster encouraging the English to support the Soviet Red Army which the government was already in alliance with and supplying weapons to. After the war, communists in Britain would then progress to seeking the expulsion of all British from Africa and the Middle East while supporting mass immigration into the United Kingdom, British self-disarmament, gender politics, and abortion. As at present time, scarcely a single ethnic British surname exists among the communist and socialist speakers in the United Kingdom.