Viking Footprints: From the 8th century to 1 1 century, Vikings fought everywhere and invaded neighboring countries. They gradually acquired nationality, and gradually acquired the names of Swedish Vikings, Norwegian Vikings and Danish Vikings. Each country chooses a battlefield: the Swedes fight eastward; The Danes sailed westward; Norwegians often rob and occupy undeveloped areas or sparsely populated areas at sea. In 793, the Vikings ransacked the Lindisfarn Monastery on the east coast of England. This song predicted the arrival of the Viking era and lasted for nearly 300 years. Vikings traveled around the world: they discovered Greenland, sailed straight to America, immigrated to Iceland, plundered Ireland, went on an expedition to Russia, and trapped France in a sea of blood. In Europe in the eighth century, there was a prayer: "God, help us escape from the atrocities of the northerners!" " ! Don't ask us to face their atrocities. However, Vikings are also famous for their excellent craftsmen, sailors, explorers and businessmen.

Their leader, in particular, is a man with outstanding knowledge and wisdom. They are keen on exciting legends and aesthetic humor, as well as exquisite art and exquisite craftsmanship; Even on warships, swords for blood and fire must be richly decorated. This constitutes a meaningful feature of the vikings: they worship great wisdom just as they worship great force. Among them, an eloquent poet and an invincible warrior can win the same praise and get ahead in the same way; For a Viking who can speak eloquently and kill the enemy, almost the whole world is at his feet.

With the spread of Christianity in continental Europe, Vikings gradually changed their beliefs with money or swords. Religion finally made them give up the practice of making a living with their fists, and wandering pirates settled in various places. In the Volga River valley, the indigenous people are Slavs. After years of constant struggle between tribes, some people went to Northern Europe and invited powerful mercenaries and leaders. So the Varanji people from Scandinavia ended the dispute, and a large number of Viking immigrants poured in, which were called "Russians" and "Russians" by the locals. It was not until 882 AD that Archduke Oleg established the State of rossland and called the country where they lived "Russia", which is today's "Russia"-Russia. It's really ironic here The Viking team that SS has been longing for is actually related to the enemy who is not * * * in their eyes!

The teacher's symbol represents the sun in ancient Nordic writing.

Viking, the 5th SS Panzer Division, is probably the strangest of the 38 SS divisions. First of all, this is a recognized SS ace. The officers and men of this division always get 55 Knights' Iron Cross medals, second only to the Imperial Division's 69. In the four-year bloody battle on the Eastern Front, Viking Division became one of the opponents that frightened the Soviet Union the most. When Soviet commanders learned that the Germans on the other side were Viking divisions, they often urged reinforcements. The Soviet Battle Report claimed that the Viking Division was destroyed three times, and even if it retreated, it could repeatedly attack the Soviet Union. Secondly, the Viking Division was the first "foreign legion" established by the SS, and two-thirds of the soldiers were foreigners. Such an army from all corners of the country, with different languages and customs, can gather together to form a strong fighting capacity, and Steiner, the first teacher, contributed a lot.

Steiner's contribution to the SS was not just Viking division. Before 1935, the SS was a mob composed of unemployed people and street thugs, and at best it was a militia. 1935, former professional soldiers Paul Hausel and felix steiner joined the SS and began to completely transform them. Hausel militarized and regularized the SS and injected discipline into it. On the other hand, Steiner brought revolutionary military training ideas. His first infantry tactical training made the SS an elite force in just four years. His training method was extended to the National Defence Force, which became the basis of the German army's strong combat power in World War II. 1937, Steiner took the lead in using camouflage uniforms in the "German Army" regiment under his command. In World War II, camouflage uniforms with different patterns and colors became the patents and trademarks of SS troops and were adopted by armies all over the world.