Imperium Gallery

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the Munich Beer Hall Putsch. With the West now confronted by the same spectre of liberal subversion that these martyrs defied, Imperium Gallery is committed to carry on their spirit of resistance by rekindling a new national consciousness through the medium of art.

This Easter Sunday we bring you the story of Léon Degrelle: Belgian Catholic and Waffen-SS combat veteran. His tunics reveal a tale of sacrifice, exile and resurrection, mirroring that which we commemorate on this day of Easter. Now live on YouTube: youtu.be/hhliQfIoduk

"With the V.N.V (Flemish National Union) for our people"

Pole top from the Italian Social Republic inscribed with the words "Fatherland" and "Labor". imperiumgallery.com/object/108/

Flight gear of an Imperial Japanese Army Aviator, pictured with a Type 98 shin-guntō.

"Forge Our Unity | Join the Dutch Confederation of Trade Unions" (Reichskommissariat Niederlande, c. 1943)

Me and the boys watching the Japanese leftists and gaijin libs crash out

Front and rear of the gilded Parteiadler which once adorned the very entrance to Adolf Hitler’s private living quarters at the Old Reich Chancellery in Berlin. Plaster or plaster composite casting, measuring approx. 71 x 30cm. The eagle was removed from above Hitler’s bedroom doors by G.I. Marion Bowes, who then gave the eagle to fellow veteran August Richter shortly after the war. After passing through several hands over the following decades, the eagle reappeared in 1996, this time offered by prestigious auctioneers William J. Jenack in Chester, New York, before finally being acquired by our gallery in 2022: imperiumgallery.com/object/26/

Uniforms of the LVF, Leon Degrelle, SS-Charlemagne Division and Flemish Legion (from left to right)