Dietsland Nationale Verzetsbeweging

The meaning behind the hand sign is varied in nature, but ultimately always shares one overall message. Apart from being a reference to the Algiz rune in our flag, the meaning given by us is independent of that of the rune. The meaning given to it by us is ultimately that of true unity, of alliance, and of indivisibleness. This is reflected in the three stemming fingers of the hand.

The three fingers reflect the core ideals of the movement, those being the unity of all European nationalists under one banner and the synthesis of our people into One Indivisible Race. The three fingers can come to mean the unity between Christians, Pagans, and Atheists. They can come to mean the unity between National Socialists, Fascists, and Falangists. They can come to mean the unity between European peoples of the South (Mediterraneans, Alpines), North (Germanics, Celts), and East (Slavs, Balts, Uralics). All of these reflect the core dogma of White European Unity that the movement strictly follows. The variety in meaning of the hand sign is not a signifier of us being indecisive about it, but it signifies the variety of thought and identity within our movement while still representing a one bonded, unified, and indivisible race.

Helaas vonden anarchisten het nodig om onze Memorial voor Quentin over te spuiten, laat duidelijk zijn dat verf en stickers te verwijderen zijn maar het vuur dat in ons hart brand is niet te doven.

Quentin present!