#napola elite für den führer

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This is a written down version Albrechts essay. (Yes, this took me quite a while)

I wrote this in may last year and my handwriting was (and tbh still is) not that clean. Plus the ink bled through the paper wich was my fault for not properly testing it.

Anyways the font doesn't even really make sense. Sütterlin or Kurrent was used from 1915 on till 1941. It was first used to unite the country with a font wich was to be taught at all German schools. The Nazis later deemed it as a "Jewish" font and banned it in 1941.

Since we know, that Napola plays in the year 1942 they probably wouldn't have used this handwriting anymore. Especially not in Napolas.

But I still like how it tuned out. Though the writing is a bit messy since, how I already mentoned, the ink bled through the paper and second because my writing skills are not that great. The porportions and some letters are a bit off and Albrechts handwriting would look alot better than mine. I guess the amount of poems and storys he has written gave him alot of practice and the pressure of his parents made him have a good handwriting.

[everythingmaxriemelt]

Napola - Elite für den Führer / Before the Fall will be shown on ARTE channel on 25 Oct at 20:15 CET ❤️

[4-l-3-k]

My only motivation for learning German is Napola

[noctis-ibis]

Aw man, Napola will be on German television in a few days and I won't be able to watch it...

[sspacesshuttle]

Friedrecht and Tom Schilling shirtless 🤝

thank me later

[bluen3hey]

2004  Napola - Elite für den Führer

Before the Fall

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Pride & Prejudice | 2005 Napola - Elite für den Führer | 2004

[doubtspirit]

Before The Fall, 2004, written and directed by Dennis Gansel (German: Napola - Elite für den Führer, literally "Napola – The Führer's Elite). Napola colloquially for Nationalpolitischen Erziehungsanstalt (National political educational institution)

[jaucher]

[everythingmaxriemelt]

Be my Valentine ❤️ Max Riemelt cinematic version, Part 2

[rose-tinted-juls]

Napola TedTalk thingy

well, recently i watched the 2004 movie called Napola and I'm just so impressed. honestly. it became one of my all time favourite movies.

the storyline is actually pretty good. i mean it makes me think about stuff and i love a storyline that does that.

i simply love wwii movies ngl. i don't actually know why, i'm just so curious about the whole stuff that i can't help myself and i actually find it the most interesting part in history. so yeah

it reminds me of Dead Poets' Society so muchhhh, so many resemblance even though it's two totally different subjects and directions they take things to. and DPS is one of my ultimately all time favourite movies.

HAVE YOU ACTUALLY SEEN MAX AND TOM IN THIS MOVIE??! LIKE HOLD UP GIRL i just can't take it most of the time lol. they are so precious. and so handsome.

the acting is like 1000/10, they are amazing.

i love a good old 'don't know yet but i've fallen for my roommate' kind of stuff.

ALBRECHT AND FRIEDRICH oh gosh. love love love. the chemistry between the two actors is almost impossible like whaaaat? also i ship them.

i love german movies like in general to be honest. yeah sure not all but most of them are pretty good. or full on awesome. like this one.

MAX RIEMELT

TOM SCHILLING

sorry they had to be another point though. precious amazing actors that i've kinda fallen for.

came for the storyline. first stayed for Tom whom I know since watching Who Am I two years ago (didn't know he was in this one though until seeing him appear). then in the end? stayed for both boys.

thank you for coming to my tedtalk, which is interesting basically only for me but it'll be good to remember these things later on so yeah.

AND IF YOU HAVEN'T BEFORE THEN GO AND WATCH NAPOLA IT'S AMAZING!!!

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Las miradas cómplices...

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Here are some Napola (BTF) wallpapers I made by myself 🤭 (DON'T REPOST)

[bluen3hey]

2004  Napola - Elite für den Führer

Before the Fall

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Napola - Elite für den Führer (2004) dir. Dennis Gansel