Why did the Aesthetics of the SS Have so Much Style?

Why did the Aesthetics of the SS Have so Much Style?

Heinrich Himmler, one of the indisputable architects of the Third Reich, did not only have military ambitions but a deeper vision, an obsession that blended ancient Germanic legends with a perverse sense of racial purity. That man, thin and with round glasses, hid behind his insignificant appearance a twisted and dangerous mind. In 1929, when Himmler took control of the SS, it was nothing more than a small group of two hundred and eighty men. Credit to: Der Kommandant English