 The publication's predominant theme continued to be "Europe against Bolshevism," with several editorials devoted to the idea that the Waffen-SS laid the foundation for the unification of Europe, expansion of NATO and "freedom of Fatherlands," as stated in one of the issues.HIAG's informal successor was the international War Grave Memorial Foundation "When All Brothers Are Silent" ("Kriegsgräberstiftung 'Wenn alle Brüder schweigen"'), formed with a stated goal of maintaining war graves.In the 1990s and 2000s, after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it worked on arranging new commemorative sites for the Waffen-SS dead in the former Soviet Union, including one in Ukraine.