During World War two (WW2) it was used by the вЂњWehrmachtвЂќ, the unified armed forces, starting in 1935, ending its usage in 1945. It was used by the German Army or вЂњDeutsches HeerвЂќ later during world war one (WW1).

The term Gott Mit Uns was then used as the imperial standard on the arms of the Iron Cross following German Unification in 1871. It has a well documented use further in history by the Prussian Order of the Crown in 1861. The first attested official example of the вЂњGott Mit UnsвЂќ or from the Swedish usage вЂњGud (Г¤r) med OssвЂќ which translates into English as вЂњGod (is) with usвЂќ was used by the military of the Christianized Swedish military as early as 1631 by Gustavus Adolphus, it was widely used post 1660 during the reign of King Charles XI (the Caroleans during various campaigns as a charging cry). Wotanist followers quickly developed an improved version of вЂњGott Mit UnsвЂќ through вЂњWotan Mit UnsвЂќ in direct opposition to this as a Germanic improvement on the 300-400year old original slogan.

The rise of the Wotan Mit Uns term was also increased in 2012 by SabatonвЂ™s (a Swedish metal bandвЂ™s) use of вЂњGott Mit UnsвЂќ in their album Carolus Rex, where вЂњGott Mit UnsвЂќ was the 3rd track. It is clear that the term Wotan Mit Uns was well established in online subcultures stemming from German Wotanist reactions to the Gott Mit Uns repitition since 2009-2012 and appears regularly as early as 2015 via dozens of German language Deviantart posts and WW2 German military video uploads from different authors with the tags, description or titles of Wotan Mit Uns. The actual origins of the term вЂWotan Mit UnsвЂ™ must be clarified in defiance of their putrid defilement efforts.

These modern defilers, who care nothing for our pure Germanic history seek only parasitically to claim the term вЂWotan Mit UnsвЂ™ and ironically in doing so actually threaten its re-emergence as a natural statement or even in its dissemination as a popular internet phrase or meme, with their toxic, fake-folkish, 2nd order universalism brands, ultimately to try to claim the phrase вЂњWotan Mit UnsвЂќ whilst they actually slow-down its usage. Some of these defilers have been attempting to sure up their pathetic ego-legacies by ridiculously asserting and openly implying online that they were behind this slogansвЂ™ popularization, whilst getting its history as a term wrong, having not even bothered to research its origins back to the 1631 Swedish usage prior to the later Prussian usage. Some fraudulent, statistically failed figures, such as the deceptive Irish universalist Stephen McNallen, have falsely claimed they are behind the Germanic slogan Wotan Mit UnsвЂ¦ Those who have built tiny organizations of only 200 members despite 40/50 years (!) of their вЂeffortsвЂ™. That is to say it was created spontaneously by ordinary German volk, especially younger Germanic individuals engaging in online cultural revival efforts through memetic warfare, slogans and artwork. The emergence of Wotan Mit Uns was an organic reaction owing to no-one and legitimately claimable only by younger Germanic peoples online, especially by 2000-2010 online posters, forum users, Deviant Artists and gamers.

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