While the rune itself, under its name Sowilo or Sigel has no direct connection to Nazism, List's term "Sig rune" (with a connotation of Sieg "victory") was used in the context of Nazi mysticism and is most commonly used to refer to the insignia of the Schutzstaffel (SS) of Nazi Germany.
The SS Sig Runes design was created in 1931 when Walter Heck, a Sturmfuhrer in the SS, drew two Sig Runes side by side and noticed the similarity to the initials of the SS.
For 2.5 Reichsmarks, Heck sold the rights of the Sig Runes to the SS and the runes were quickly adopted as the insignia of the Schutzstaffel and became one of the most commonly used forms of SS unit insignia.
First, tell us about the birth of Sturmfuhrer and the reasons for its existence.
Sturmfuhrer was actually started under the name Methadrone in '98, but soon changed to Sturmfuhrer as I felt I needed a better name for what I wanted to get across!
The aesthetics and image of Sturmfuhrer are widely saw as controversial.
Resolu faces Sturmfuhrer in colossal battle, his adaptive invulnerability making him nearly a match for the Nazi superman.
The two battle for hours near Antipolis, as Resolu keeps Sturmfuhrer occupied and contained, allowing a large group of the French Resistance leaders to escape.
The battle ends as Sturmfuhrer's beating takes its toll, and France's "Gallant Warrior" finally falls dead from his wounds.
In January 1942 I was named chief of the Waffen -SS technical disinfection services, including section for the extremely toxic gases.
On June 8, 1942, SS Sturmfuhrer Gunther of the RSHA came to see me. He was dresses in civilian clothing.
He ordered me to get him prussic acid and to bring for him immediately 100 kilograms of prussic acid and to bring it to a place known only to the truck driver.
Lochner first met the leader of Nazi Germany, Adolf Hitler, in person in February 1930.
I have a personal, rare copy, in German, of the 1933 Edition of SS Sturmfuhrer Otto Lurker’s “Hitler hinter Festungsmauern” (of Hitler in Prison) documenting Hitler’s time in prison, and stamped “Die Deutsche Arbeitsfront, which later fell into the hands of the “Ministry – Whitehall”.
I believe not only did Lochner meet Hitler in 1930, but could have also have corresponded with Hitler while he was in prison.
