"They held out in the hurricane as though wanting to send

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"They held out in the hurricane as though wanting to send up one more appeal toward the sky from the civilized centuries that were dying in the fire.
They were pathetic, black against a red and gold background. Never had they borne such solemn testimony. Poor towers of statgard, blackened masts of the burning ship that for 500 years had flown the noble flag of Christian Europe.

This Europe that was being burned alive was the country of every one of a. These austere square towers of the east were sisters to the great grey towers of saint-rombaut of malines and the belfry of Bruges. All our countries of Europe answered to one another, as did the clock towers. I could hear the great dirge of these disasters resounding in my heart. And I couldn't keep myself from crying, alone on the reddening terrace, facing the ancient city being engulfed, facing those proud towers still standing so black and strong in their misfortune. " - L. Degrelle


Well /pol/, was he right? We're those last few months in 1945 the last of civilized, Christian Europe?