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Ernst Jünger edit

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Teutonic ☀️🇳🇴🇺🇦3 months ago

@Germanic_Aryan Amazing song choice

JOLLY DEPARTMENT3 months ago

@Germanic_Aryan repost without the horrid music, for the love of god

Summeroo3 months ago

@Germanic_Aryan Tel Avivs top scientists carefully selecting the worst possible songs for edits of authors they dont want you to read.

Anon3 months ago

@Germanic_Aryan I printed out a Jünger pic to put on my wall but it was too small for the space I set out, so now I have a little Jünger that sits in my nightstand

Aeneas 🇻🇦🇦🇷3 months ago

@Germanic_Aryan That's not Jünger's message lmao

Karajan Respektor3 months ago

Never thought I would see a Yung Lean X Ernst Jünger edit

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