White Socialism

Discipline is the inner attitude that the National Socialist Party demanded from all party members and it is realized in obedience to the party, its leaders and subordinates of all levels.

Obedience is the great virtue of the National Socialist revolution! That is why according to the requirement of faith, that of obedience, is the second of the 10 Commandments of political soldierhood. All party members, but especially the political soldiers, obey the party and no one else. You do this without Restrictions and with all their might - regardless of whether they understand the meaning of an order or not, regardless of whether the party's order corresponds to one's own wishes or not. For the political soldier, the duty of obedience extends to the point of sacrificing his own own life.

The National Socialist obeys in order to be able to win. The obedience isn't forced but born of free will and insight, therefore it's the National Socialist way of life. The National Socialist can and should think for himself, he has his own personal understanding of National Socialism from which he can make suggestions and express ideas. The supervisor is obliged to respond to such suggestions and to take ideas and suggestions seriously, either to realize them or to explain them, why they are not applicable now or ever. The duty of obedience is still limitless and unrestricted.

But the National Socialist must never have the feeling that he is only "cannon fodder" and not a comrade among comrades, conspired for the victory that only belief in the party can bring about.

Only those who have learned to obey will one day be able to give orders!

I. The German soldier fights knightly for the victory of his people. Cruelty and useless destruction are unworthy of him.

2. The fighter must be in uniform or be provided with a specially introduced, widely visible badge. Fighting in civilian clothes without such a badge is prohibited.

3. No opponent may be killed who surrenders, not even the rioters and the spy. These receive their just punishment from the courts.

4. Prisoners of war must not be mistreated or insulted. Weapons, plans and records are to be removed, nothing else may be taken from their possessions.

5. Dum-dum bullets are prohibited. Storeys may not be converted into such.

6. The Red Cross is inviolable. Wounded opponents are to be treated humanely. Medical staff and chaplains may not be hindered in their medical or pastoral work.

7. The civilian population is inviolable. The soldier is not allowed to loot or deliberately destroy: Historical monuments and buildings used for worship, art, science or charity are to be given special attention. Natural goods and services from the population may only be used on the orders of superiors against compensation.

8. A neutral area may not be included in the act of war either by entering or flying over it or by shooting at it.

9. If a German soldier is taken prisoner, he must give his name and rank on request. Under no circumstances may he testify about belonging to his unit or about military, political and economic conditions on the German side. He must not be tempted to do so by either promises or threats.

10. Violations of the above orders in official matters are punishable. Violations of the enemy against the principles listed under 1 to 8 must be reported. Retaliation measures are only permitted on the orders of the higher command.