Diesem Lied wohnt so eine morbide, verzweifelte und doch kraftvolle Energie inne... Das sind wirklich kaum beschreibbare Gefühle. Es beschreibt wohl wirklich Freud und Leid des Landsknechtdaseins. Pure Gänsehaut
Io sono italiano... Ma spesso mi capita di sognare mentre dormo quel periodo... Ero un Landsknecht. A Roma .. contro i francesi e la chiesa cattolica.... Mi vengono dei flash... con immagini molto forti
The end is really really powerfull. I love songs that have a punchline at the end. Really like this channel. Beautiful and Hauting songs. The duality of every aspect of life.
Dann lass dir gesagt sein, die Deutschen stammen von Judah Sohn des Jakob aus dem Hause König Davids. Einer der zwölf verlorenen Stämme Israels. Judah hatte den Beinamen Löwe, deshalb gibt es in unseren Flaggen und Wappen den Löwen zu sehen sowie die Königskrone. Die Iren Schotten und Russen sind unsere Cousins. Die Iren haben in Ihren Wappen und Flaggen die Harfe König Davids. Diese findest du auch auf der 2€ Münze. Und die Schotten tragen die hellblaue Farbe Israels. Gleiche Blutlinie. Gott mit uns, ist unser Leitspruch.
I love our German/Prussian military songs, but for folk musik I like Slavic songs the most ^-^ Greetings from Bavaria! 🍻💪 And shout out to all Russians here! 🇷🇺
Oh, I didn't know that! :D I only knew, that the Holy Roman Empire and Spain were close allies around 1600, because our Emperor was a close relative to your king ^-^ 🇩🇪🍻🇪🇸
From 1:32 onwards..... This song is about the german mercenaries who were fighting in the eighty years war against the spanish occupier in the Netherlands. "Heiss weht der wind von Geldern" (German city Geldern and the Dutch province Gelderland were heavily related) "Herauf gen Berg op Zoom" (Bergen op Zoom was one of the most important cities in the Netherlands when overcoming the Spanish occupier). Flanders(Belgium) was the south region in the time of the "Spanish Netherlands".
In those century the Habsburgs ruled over Flandes, Spain, Portulgal and all the sacrum imperium romanum, so is not very accurate talk about a spanish ocuppation in the XVI century when "Spain" was also half of Europe.
Who was Charles V? Born in Ghent, son of Prince Philip of Hasburg and Princess Jeanne of Spain. As such, he inherited the territories of Netherland, Spain, and a lot of others (Corsica, Sicily, Naples...) . His son Philip II later inherited them. The Prince of Orange took these territories from his rightful king, Philip II. It was not a war of independence, but a rebellion against the legitimate king. There were more Dutch fighting in Philip II's troops than those of the Prince of Orange, who relied on German, French and English mercenaries.
@@alexfeinmann7357 A king that burns his subjects because of their faith and restricts the privileges and rights they have had since the Dukes of Burgundy has no right to call himself the legitimate king of the Netherlands.
@@thagamerzzz Yeah because it's like the dutch protestants were much more tolerant against catholics or even other protestants. Btw Spain literally accepted the Edict of 1577 whose content included the pacification of Ghent and the withdrawal of Spanish troops, apparently it still wasn't enough yet.
@@acusticamenteconvusional9936 Dutch calvinists didn't burn catholics. Spain might have accepted the pacification of Gent, Philip would have continued his tyranny as soon as he got the Netherlands back.
As a Dane, it makes me happy that the European nations can share love and pride today. We have done both good and bad to each other and the world, but if we focus only on the bad, we wither in shame.
@@blulight5881 No, Landsknecht was a copy of Reisläufers. The reason of the decline of both Landsknecht and Reisläufers was the reforms of infantry made by Great Captain Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba after spanish defeat in Seminara in 1495, who combined Gun power with pike tactics, implemented in companies called coronelías, the origin of Spanish Tercios.
Große Klasse! Man kann sich mühelos einstimmen, auch dann, wenn man das Lied noch nicht kennt. Das ist der Sinn der Sache: Alle können, sollen, dürfen sogleich mitsingen. 'Die Trommel, die Trommel...voran!
This has been one of my favourite songs for years. I remember hearing it for the first time on DeutschesVaterland's channel (R.I.P.) I love it so much.
Doctor: I'm sorry to tell you this, but you only have 3 minutes left to live. Me: I shall live with atmost discipline then. Doctor: What do you mean? Me: *Unser Liebe Fraue~*
Sick - I am from Bergen op Zoom. Many warsongs throughout the centuries centre on my little town which fills me with patriotic pride and determination.
? Russian war songs - Pleshchut holodniye volni (1907), Na gore stoyal kazak (XIX century), Svyashchennaya voyna (1916), Lyubo bratsi zhit (XVIII century), Vstan za veru russkaya zemlya (1916), Smelo mi v boy poidem (1916), Za rekoy Lyaohe (1907), Anthems - Grom pobedi (1792), Bozhe Tsarya hrani (1833), Vzatiye Kazani (XVI century), Iz-za ostrova na strezhen (XIX century) - based on music of this song created march of German paratroopers, and other. You know many Russian songs?
I just learned about the Landsknecht from the latest Shardlake novel by C. J. Sansom. I had no idea there are surviving march songs from that time period. Absolutely thrilling as I happen to live next to a 16th century battlefield. In Finland, though, and it's just a plain grass field, but these songs capture the spirit of the era unbelievably well!
Durante las guerras italianas los lansquenetes cubrian con sus picas a los arcabuceros españoles, asi se gano pavia por ejemplo, antes de que se les diera la debida importancia a las picas en luchas ee melee eran los lansquenetes lo que hacia a los tercios la infanteria mas poderosa de europa.
"el nucleo del nuevo ejercito de su majestad debe estar compuesto de una combinacion de arcabuceros y piqueros el piquero debia poseer talla y contextura para soportar las cargas de caballeria francesa y luchar cuerpo a cuerpo contra la los piqueros suizos para este tipo de soldado veo el mas adecuado a las tropas de lansquenettes y procurarles una paga puntual en el caso de las tropas, de nuestra madre patria, pueden ser de gran utilidad disparando los arcabuces y cañones. Ademas que cuentan con la extraordinaria e inigualable velocidad de escapar a retaguardia de los lansquenetes cuando ven la inevitable e imperiosa necesidad de la lucha cuerpo a cuerpo" ..... Capitan Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba
Nuestros únicos hermanos de origen germánico han sido *Austria* (la auténtica capital del S.I.R.G.) y los *Países Bajos* (antes de que el aristocrata y lider calvinista *Guillermo de Orange Nassau* hiciera su jugada en contra *Felipe II* ). *Prusia* (o lo que hoy llamanos: Alemania / Germany / Deutschland) siempre fue un ente rival para España (y la fe católica)... y la situación dentro de la *Unión Europea* no ha cambiado absolutamente nada.
@William Ewart Gladstone Germans didn't build any mixed empire with locals tribes of the new world (just like Spain did), they only got (and lost) some colonies in Africa on the XIX century... and in the following century, they built one of the most horrifying states / empires in human history (and the 3rd / 4th Reich of the European Union might collapse very soon).
@William Ewart Gladstone No lmao During the dicovery era the true bosses were in iberia being Portugal and spain , while central Europe was getting harrassed by the ottomans , the Portuguese were beating the shit out of the ottomans in the indian ocean
This is so extremely catchy, I heard this years ago and still had the melody in my head still, I finally found it a few days back. *Berg op Zoom hout sich vroom,* *'t Stut de Spaensche scharen;* *'t Heeft 's Lands boom end' sijn stroom* *Trouwlijck doen bewaren!*
2:10 to 2:27 reminds me of a quote, I think by Otto von Bismarck "It is easy enough for a statesman to ride the popular wave from the comfort of his own fireside, making thunderous speeches from the rostrum, letting the public sound the trumpets of war, and leaving it to the musketeer, bleeding out his life's blood in the snowy wastes, to settle whether policies end in glory or in failure."
I find this era so interesting, both because of my ancestors' themselves and because the in-between point in which both firearms and armoured swordsmen were.
no it is the brugdian cross, it was later adopted by the spanish when they were ruled by habsburg the german landsknechts had it first and even cut the st. andrews cross into their clothes to distinguish themselfs from the vile swiss
I found "Landsknechtlieder" in 2012/13 and I loved them ever since. "Weit lasst die Fahnen wehen" is a good one too. Though I love the political and historical context of this one more.
Sometimes I don't want to sit in the shared apartment, study something to just earn money. I want to get out and fight for what I have. Sing with comrades and share the food. The simple life of the peasent and in the case also die for my goals.
Berg Op Zoom a Dutch city that the Spanish never take, also good to see spanish tercios in the image but there's a lot of paintings about the Landsknechts
I'm very interested in early German history but I've only read up on a little of it. I understand this is 16th century along with the songs that mention Florian Geyer and Georg von Frundsberg. What roles in history did they play that would cause the Germans in WW2 to use them as cultural heroes to represent certain SS divisions. I'm not trying to get political I'm just trying to get a cultural understanding that has fascinated me for many years. I am very intrigued by German history and would absolutely love to just know all about it! Thanks!
Ok, thanks for your reply! I've always been fascinated by German culture since I was really young. I've gained basically a life's knowledge of random pieces and have actually developed the ability to pronounce most German words correctly in full sentences but I only understand very little. I love the German language and listen to many German marches, a lot from what you've posted, just to hear the language. One thing on my bucket list is to be able to read a novel in German and understand the diction, dialect, and cultural emphasis in the writing. Sadly, the cultural history in printed or digital resource is scarce that it's almost a thing where you have to know somebody who's German that can explain the culture to you and sadly this American of Anglo-Celt decent doesn't know anyone who is German...
they were the first explicitly german fighting force, they would see german mercenarys serving a non german lord as traitor and not hesitate to slay them and would not even take them for ransom but kill them on the spot, also even though many landsknechts came form the lower ranks of nobility, most of them were common man, townsmen, who were trained in sword and pike drills to defend their hometowns, and as the new swiss pikedrill emegerd they were recruited into the landsknechts fähnlein(regiments) not as levies or such but as free men, and then were trained in the swiss style and formed the order of the landknechts. which was founded by emperor maximilian as a non monastic fighting order
On top of what was said below about the Landsknechts, Florian Geyer fought in the German Peasants' War, commanding the only company of heavy cavalry in European history to fight supporting a peasant revolt. National Socialism was fairly populistic and didn't exactly love the aristocracy, as well as was fiercely nationalistic: so the first German military force motivated by some form of nationalism, aka the Landsknechts and their valued commanders like von Frundsberg, were seen worthy to be heroized, as were 'men of the people' like Florian Geyer.
Tolles Lied. Danke für's Raufladen! :) Meine Empfehlung für einen zukünftigen Upload ist das Landsknechtslied "Wir zogen in das Feld". Gibt es ein paar verschieden interpretierte und gesungene Versionen von. Grüße Mega
@@TheCookyguy Look to be honest i as a fascist can say whatever i want about germany buy i know its entire history is constant war (not even joking) even the HRE was constantly invading Poland shame for such a country with huge culture and history to be behaving like a warrior state
@@hanz2904 You know why we will never be left alone in peace? We are the beating heart of Europe. "Whoever dominates Germany, dominates Europe and thus dominates the world". Big elites always tried and will continue to try and dominate us either through economical pressure or war. You can see this especially shortly before 1914 and before 1939. We had a flourishing economy and everything we could dream of, but "some" animals on this planet don't like it when Germany can provide for itself and they are not gaining anything from us because of it. That's a big reason why globalism will be in the near future the final nail in the coffin of Germany as we know it. Oh, and before we had big banksters and elites trying to ruin us, there was the vatican constantly trying to maximize income. Or countries that surround us, trying to take land from us.
Gänsehaut! Ich habe eine Freundin, die das immer singt, wenn es stark regnet. Und sie schwört darauf, dass der Regen dann immer aufhört! Ich liebe diese Musik
All the love goes to you Dr. Ludwig! Thank you for uploading this, I love it! Very good music, and the background fits well! Danke, from Hungary. ~HEIIRIRIRIRANN! RIRIRANN!~
Very few people knows the mostly of Spanish Imperial Army were German Catholics loyals to the King of Spain and Emperor of Sacred German-Roman Empire, even 3,000 Englishmen too….Italians and other Catholics.
Es gibt eine Vermutung, dass es bis zu dieser Zeit in Europa ein Kultur der Frauenberge gab. Dabei geht es auch um den Bezug zur Frau Holle und drei heiligen Frauen. Möglicherweise hängt die "liebe Frau" und der Brunnen tatsächlich damit zusammen und nicht mit Maria.
«España, evangelizadora de la mitad del orbe; España, martillo de herejes, luz de Trento, espada de Roma, cuna de San Ignacio...; ésa es nuestra grandeza y nuestra unidad; no tenemos otra». -Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo. Gracias a todos los lansquenetes, valones, piqueros suizos, italianos y otros europeos que lucharon por la gloria de la Monarquía Hispánica y del catolicismo.
I believe 'Von kalten Bronnen' might be referring to a city (Maybe called Kaltenbronnen, Kaltenborn, Kaltenbronn) in Austria or Germany, there are many named something similar to that.
Imagine being an average German in the 1600s , resting at your house after a long day of farming and you hear thousands of pikemen marching towards your town singing this song. Next thing you know your house is ransacked and you're dead
As a general rule, you'd have a less to fear from professional mercenaries than 'normal' soldiers. Landsknecht will absolutely plunder your house...but, only under contract. If their contract tells them to restrain from looting, and to even pay for goods, they will. A standard soldier has no such restrictions and worse discipline.
Speaking of "our Lady from Cold Well" (as others places in song can be easily identified, like Flanders, Geldern, Bergen op Zoom, the mystery of what they meant by "Unser liebe Fraue vom kalten Bronnen" persists. I've encountered an interesting theory regarding this phrase. Basically, that "Bronnen" is not a toponym at all, rather, it is a very archaic and/or local word for "armour/breastplate", because it is "brunjō" in Proto-Germanic and its derivatives existed all across Europe, from old english "byrnie" to modern Russian "bronja". And Germans had it as "Brünne". Very possible, that in some of German dialects it spelled exactly as "Bronnen" (or spelling changed after decades of singing and everyone started to think that it was indeed a certain location). Then the researchers pointed out that indeed, some Landsknechts had tradition of engraving Christians symbols on their armour, including the Virgin Mary, as an "amulet" of sorts against bad luck, wounds or death in battle. In this POV the song makes 100% sense, just change "cold well" to "from (our) cold armour" ("cold" could be either literal as metal is, you know, cold or have more poetic meaning, like "cold iron" in English mythology). Basically, they are aksing Her/their armour to keep them warm. But well, this is just a theory by some historians.
![Die Eisenfaust am Lanzenschaft ✠ [German Bündisch song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5D2jyuJaSAU/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Wir zogen in das Feld [Landsknecht song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/UGgMk_UuOkQ/mqdefault.jpg)
New version with movie scenes: ruclips.net/video/8h-yUwCu5E0/видео.html
this one is better
Isn't that the old spanish flag???
@@userWCFL yu probably mean the burgundian cross which is the habsburgs houseflag after they married into the house of burgundy
@@patriciusvunkempen102 ohh ok thank you and how does that burgundy thing work like just marrie into somebody's family and thats it ?
@@patriciusvunkempen102 po👮 o
This is what 150% discipline sounds like.
ah yes a fellow eu4 player
One of the things the Germans had, discipline and another was stubbornness
Carl le Pauvre Don’t you mean 1871 per cent?
It's ditzipline not discipline, sir
@@battlefield4guy933 yes because that was why Rome was sacked, much "discipline" indeed
Steal his look:
Gothic Plate Armor - 150000$
Flintlock Pistol - 2000$
Huge Pike - 10$
Weedus Well in that time the wood was actually for free and the heads were mass produced
@@dreckigerancap4230 You still need a man to work the wood into a suitable shape.
Wigster600 In that time the people got almost no money for their work, the only way to get money was to enlist as a mercenary, as a Landsknecht.
@@dreckigerancap4230 I'll take a handful of salt with that, but okay.
most LAndsknecht didnt have gothic plate armour
Me and my friends marching to the math exam
lol niceone
Oh boiy
white christian What?
white christian Well okay fair enough
Gonna raid and pillage italy afterwards?
The picture is a Spanish Tercio in formation commanded by Count-duke of Olivares.
Por favor, dime que sabes cómo se llama la pintura. Es preciosa.
@@donomar1787 No lo sé, pero si te gustan las pinturas de guerra te gustará el pintor Augusto Ferrer-Dalmau.
So I was right! This drove me crazy.
sadly yes
La infantería de lansquenetes peleó también en España al lado de los tercios españoles mientras reinaba la casa de Austria.
*It only gets one degree lower than yesterday*
ME: **First line of song**
Watching these videos with English translation is a good way of increasing my Deutsch vocabulary!
Indeed, just be careful cause some words are ofc old-fashioned in those songs^^
@@dr.ludwig but then he can speak like a landsknecht, that would be lustig
^-^
@@themobstar58 / Flemish/ Belgian ew
Diesem Lied wohnt so eine morbide, verzweifelte und doch kraftvolle Energie inne... Das sind wirklich kaum beschreibbare Gefühle. Es beschreibt wohl wirklich Freud und Leid des Landsknechtdaseins. Pure Gänsehaut
Io sono italiano...
Ma spesso mi capita di sognare mentre dormo quel periodo... Ero un Landsknecht.
A Roma .. contro i francesi e la chiesa cattolica....
Mi vengono dei flash... con immagini molto forti
Virgin pop music vs chad Landshnechtlied
Best comment ever HAHAHAHAHAHA
You need to tell that "Kaiser VS"
bitefun 3 nope
@The Anti-CHAD you cant be a virgin landsknecht, their house is the brothel of the city lol.
The end is really really powerfull. I love songs that have a punchline at the end. Really like this channel. Beautiful and Hauting songs. The duality of every aspect of life.
Diese Musik hat mich dazu gebracht, mich für Landsknecht und die Geschichte Deutschlands zu interessieren.
Grüße von einem Französischen Nachbarn !
Dann lass dir gesagt sein, die Deutschen stammen von Judah Sohn des Jakob aus dem Hause König Davids. Einer der zwölf verlorenen Stämme Israels. Judah hatte den Beinamen Löwe, deshalb gibt es in unseren Flaggen und Wappen den Löwen zu sehen sowie die Königskrone. Die Iren Schotten und Russen sind unsere Cousins. Die Iren haben in Ihren Wappen und Flaggen die Harfe König Davids. Diese findest du auch auf der 2€ Münze. Und die Schotten tragen die hellblaue Farbe Israels. Gleiche Blutlinie. Gott mit uns, ist unser Leitspruch.
Salutations d'Allemagne, de notre grand voisin et frère.
German and Russian folks music and marching music 10/10
ruSSia 👎
@@billkill157 you are diseased
@@billkill157 голову оторву за диз
I love our German/Prussian military songs, but for folk musik I like Slavic songs the most ^-^
Greetings from Bavaria! 🍻💪
And shout out to all Russians here! 🇷🇺
both ofem are nice
Damn. This actually a really good song!
Kamerad nutzen sie doch lieber die Sprache der Dichter und Denker!
LORD BISMARCK
@@m4sherman926 yup same
You Sound surprised?😉
@@tobiasandersen2761 im not
Spanish army was 30% german back in 1500s. Love Germany from Spain!
Oh, I didn't know that! :D I only knew, that the Holy Roman Empire and Spain were close allies around 1600, because our Emperor was a close relative to your king ^-^ 🇩🇪🍻🇪🇸
@@saupreinmadl4665 We even shared the same Emperor/King. Carlos V from the Holy Roman Empire and I from Spain.
Greetings from Spain!
Visigoths
And it’s Air Force in 1936 too :P ;)
@@peter-8483 Hapsburgs actually
Klasse, dass so viele schöne, deutsche Lieder hier einer breiten Öffentlichkeit bekannt gemacht werden, danke!
From 1:32 onwards..... This song is about the german mercenaries who were fighting in the eighty years war against the spanish occupier in the Netherlands. "Heiss weht der wind von Geldern" (German city Geldern and the Dutch province Gelderland were heavily related) "Herauf gen Berg op Zoom" (Bergen op Zoom was one of the most important cities in the Netherlands when overcoming the Spanish occupier). Flanders(Belgium) was the south region in the time of the "Spanish Netherlands".
In those century the Habsburgs ruled over Flandes, Spain, Portulgal and all the sacrum imperium romanum, so is not very accurate talk about a spanish ocuppation in the XVI century when "Spain" was also half of Europe.
Who was Charles V? Born in Ghent, son of Prince Philip of Hasburg and Princess Jeanne of Spain. As such, he inherited the territories of Netherland, Spain, and a lot of others (Corsica, Sicily, Naples...) . His son Philip II later inherited them. The Prince of Orange took these territories from his rightful king, Philip II.
It was not a war of independence, but a rebellion against the legitimate king.
There were more Dutch fighting in Philip II's troops than those of the Prince of Orange, who relied on German, French and English mercenaries.
@@alexfeinmann7357 A king that burns his subjects because of their faith and restricts the privileges and rights they have had since the Dukes of Burgundy has no right to call himself the legitimate king of the Netherlands.
@@thagamerzzz
Yeah because it's like the dutch protestants were much more tolerant against catholics or even other protestants. Btw Spain literally accepted the Edict of 1577 whose content included the pacification of Ghent and the withdrawal of Spanish troops, apparently it still wasn't enough yet.
@@acusticamenteconvusional9936 Dutch calvinists didn't burn catholics. Spain might have accepted the pacification of Gent, Philip would have continued his tyranny as soon as he got the Netherlands back.
Such bitter beauty from a very different time. Thank you for your excellent uploads!
Welcome a lot :)
Wirklich ein ganz großes Lob an diesen Kanal! Es ist jedesmal eine Freude seinen Horizont zu erweitern :)
Danke dir :D
Glory to the Landsknecht!
Love from Poland!
And glory to the Hussars :)
@@dr.ludwig Danke, mein deutscher Freund :)
As a Dane, it makes me happy that the European nations can share love and pride today. We have done both good and bad to each other and the world, but if we focus only on the bad, we wither in shame.
@@PalleRasmussenSharing pride is supposed to be a good thing?
@@Pepe-pq3om newsflash, pride can be good and bad.
Class over for today, you are dismissed.
Such a beautiful song, everything from the drums to the tone of words, Landsknecht Voran!
When you see a Swiss Guard
Tiny Roman It’s mine
Ironic, since the Landsknecht was the reason the Swiss Mercs disappeared.
@@blulight5881 No, Landsknecht was a copy of Reisläufers. The reason of the decline of both Landsknecht and Reisläufers was the reforms of infantry made by Great Captain Gonzalo Fernandez de Cordoba after spanish defeat in Seminara in 1495, who combined Gun power with pike tactics, implemented in companies called coronelías, the origin of Spanish Tercios.
@@blulight5881 they didn't disappear exactly. They stuck around as bodyguard units like the Pontifical Swiss Guard and Le Cent Suisse
And theese, ladies and gentlemen, are the ancestors of spanish Tercio...
Große Klasse!
Man kann sich mühelos einstimmen, auch dann, wenn man das Lied noch nicht kennt. Das ist der Sinn der Sache: Alle können, sollen, dürfen sogleich mitsingen.
'Die Trommel, die Trommel...voran!
This is great, much love from America! Gott segne Deutschland!
Thanks so much, God bless America :)
Thanks a lot. Greetings from Germany
Gott mit uns!
LordDonutz and we love when Johnny come marching home 🏡
Same love goes out to Germany from G Britain.🙋🏻♂️sacrifices never forgotten.
Sehr guter und interessanter Kanal!
Danke für deine Uploads :)
Stets zu Diensten :)
Centuries ago people were singing this song when they were marching and now we are enjoying together from the globe while listening to this music.
This has been one of my favourite songs for years. I remember hearing it for the first time on DeutschesVaterland's channel (R.I.P.) I love it so much.
I wished he could still make songs
"what kind of music do you like?"
me:"uhm, it's complicated."
It's easy, the most based one :D
@@dr.ludwig real
Gustavo Adolfo invades Catholic Germany
Spanish Tercios: oh here we go again
Y Aquí vamos de nuevo
Y le dimos su nordlingen a los herejes
@@aeiou6766 Not before they gave you Catholics your Breitenfeld
@@daspotato895 And you forget Stadtlohn?
@@aeiou6766 Nope. Just pointing out that you're not as invincible as you think you are
Your channel is CULTURE, I really appreciate your work collecting these pieces of music.
Doctor: I'm sorry to tell you this, but you only have 3 minutes left to live.
Me: I shall live with atmost discipline then.
Doctor: What do you mean?
Me: *Unser Liebe Fraue~*
Sick - I am from Bergen op Zoom. Many warsongs throughout the centuries centre on my little town which fills me with patriotic pride and determination.
Yes the German Lowlands were always a place of many fights and dramas and it forged some of the best and successful people there :)
There's just something about german rhythmic music that warms the heart...
Germans have best songs
... And Russians :)
@@ironfelixfromkuban2580 no Russians songs very bad
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Russian war songs - Pleshchut holodniye volni (1907), Na gore stoyal kazak (XIX century), Svyashchennaya voyna (1916), Lyubo bratsi zhit (XVIII century), Vstan za veru russkaya zemlya (1916), Smelo mi v boy poidem (1916), Za rekoy Lyaohe (1907), Anthems - Grom pobedi (1792), Bozhe Tsarya hrani (1833), Vzatiye Kazani (XVI century), Iz-za ostrova na strezhen (XIX century) - based on music of this song created march of German paratroopers, and other. You know many Russian songs?
@@ironfelixfromkuban2580 i hear all)only slavyanka cool
Finnish folk songs during the winter war
Dr. Ludwig, amazing version, visuals make it 10x better. You're my go-to for german folk songs
Офигенно. Слушаю уже целую неделю!
¡Bello ese tercio español! ¡Europa über alles!
¡Yo sabia que era un tercio!
todos lo sabíamos
Se supone que son landskenetes, pero sí, muchos lucharon junto a los tercios.
vete a la verga viejon :v
Mephisto Borgia En la época del Imperio, los españoles luchaban junto a italianos y alemanes
Bandera del tercio viejo de Alburquerque, un himno precioso
Aus Spanien
Albuquerque from breaking bad??? They made it a real thing?
random fact : the tercios never had a hymn
@@bigbasher4728 jajaja no, im afraid the tercios are a bit older than breaking bad
I just learned about the Landsknecht from the latest Shardlake novel by C. J. Sansom. I had no idea there are surviving march songs from that time period. Absolutely thrilling as I happen to live next to a 16th century battlefield. In Finland, though, and it's just a plain grass field, but these songs capture the spirit of the era unbelievably well!
As a Spaniard, PROUD of Landschkencht
Durante las guerras italianas los lansquenetes cubrian con sus picas a los arcabuceros españoles, asi se gano pavia por ejemplo, antes de que se les diera la debida importancia a las picas en luchas ee melee eran los lansquenetes lo que hacia a los tercios la infanteria mas poderosa de europa.
"el nucleo del nuevo ejercito de su majestad debe estar compuesto de una combinacion de arcabuceros y piqueros
el piquero debia poseer talla y contextura para soportar las cargas de caballeria francesa y luchar cuerpo a cuerpo contra la los piqueros suizos para este tipo de soldado veo el mas adecuado a las tropas de lansquenettes y procurarles una paga puntual
en el caso de las tropas, de nuestra madre patria, pueden ser de gran utilidad disparando los arcabuces y cañones.
Ademas que cuentan con la extraordinaria e inigualable velocidad de escapar a retaguardia de los lansquenetes cuando ven la inevitable e imperiosa necesidad de la lucha cuerpo a cuerpo"
..... Capitan Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba
@@olivercromwell432 Hermoso comentario
Un chant magnifique. Je souhaite à nos amis allemands de retourner dans le droit chemin, au même cas que la France. Love from France 🇨🇵🇦🇹🇩🇪
un patriot allemand ici malgré mon pseudonyme francais ... nous avons des problèmes similaires
what do you mean right path?
🇩🇪🤝🇪🇸
Pueblos hermanados por la historia.
Nuestros únicos hermanos de origen germánico han sido *Austria* (la auténtica capital del S.I.R.G.) y los *Países Bajos* (antes de que el aristocrata y lider calvinista *Guillermo de Orange Nassau* hiciera su jugada en contra *Felipe II* ).
*Prusia* (o lo que hoy llamanos: Alemania / Germany / Deutschland) siempre fue un ente rival para España (y la fe católica)... y la situación dentro de la *Unión Europea* no ha cambiado absolutamente nada.
@William Ewart Gladstone Germans didn't build any mixed empire with locals tribes of the new world (just like Spain did), they only got (and lost) some colonies in Africa on the XIX century... and in the following century, they built one of the most horrifying states / empires in human history (and the 3rd / 4th Reich of the European Union might collapse very soon).
@William Ewart Gladstone No lmao During the dicovery era the true bosses were in iberia being Portugal and spain , while central Europe was getting harrassed by the ottomans , the Portuguese were beating the shit out of the ottomans in the indian ocean
@William Ewart Gladstone you legit saied , the germans were the new masters after the Romans , man jist think
Empiezo a entender "waffenbruderschaft"
This is so extremely catchy, I heard this years ago and still had the melody in my head still, I finally found it a few days back.
*Berg op Zoom hout sich vroom,*
*'t Stut de Spaensche scharen;*
*'t Heeft 's Lands boom end' sijn stroom*
*Trouwlijck doen bewaren!*
Merck toch hoe sterck - Dutch victory song from the 80 year war.
This has been my favorite song for like the past 2 weeks
2:10 to 2:27 reminds me of a quote, I think by Otto von Bismarck
"It is easy enough for a statesman to ride the popular wave from the comfort of his own fireside, making thunderous speeches from the rostrum, letting the public sound the trumpets of war, and leaving it to the musketeer, bleeding out his life's blood in the snowy wastes, to settle whether policies end in glory or in failure."
Well, reality id often sad that is more often then not
And then he started like what, 3 wars? lmao
When you ran out of manpower plays as Holy Roman Empire in eu4
First Time: Ok
Second time: *DIE DRUMMEN, DIE DRUMMEN, LARMAN LARMAN LARMAN*
Edit: Yep thx for the likes mates! :D
HaHa, very true
Die Trommeln* / Lärman*
*LANDSKNECHT VORAN!!!*
Wunderschön! Irgendwas ist doch noch schützenswert in diesem Land, trotz dem vielen Niedergang!
I find this era so interesting, both because of my ancestors' themselves and because the in-between point in which both firearms and armoured swordsmen were.
That flag is from the spanish tercio of Alburquerque
In those century the Habsburgs also ruled over Spain, so you had also spanish soldiers in Germany.
I know i am spanish
no it is the brugdian cross, it was later adopted by the spanish when they were ruled by habsburg the german landsknechts had it first and even cut the st. andrews cross into their clothes to distinguish themselfs from the vile swiss
i know that it was the flag used by Philip the handsome, son of the emperor Maximilian, but the right flag is from a Spanish tercio.
Fernando Acosta No wonder, we had like half the world here at that time
I found "Landsknechtlieder" in 2012/13 and I loved them ever since. "Weit lasst die Fahnen wehen" is a good one too. Though I love the political and historical context of this one more.
Schöner Text.Mögen die Soldaten und Zivilisten die damals gefallen sind in Frieden ruhen.
Die sind lange faul
A hug directly from Sweden🇸🇪
*_Girls Locker Room:Oh My God I hate PE so much!_*
*_Boys Locker room:_*
Of course, boys love to show off their landsknecht Pike. Who doesn't?
what does PE means?
@@MrMadmaggot PE is a short term used for "physical education", which is another term for Sports ^^
@@vestysteiner9480 and in germany we say "Sport ist Mord"
Die Trommeln Die Trommeln
Incredibly well made song. This song makes me have hope and improve myself against all odds ❤
Sometimes I don't want to sit in the shared apartment, study something to just earn money. I want to get out and fight for what I have. Sing with comrades and share the food. The simple life of the peasent and in the case also die for my goals.
Berg Op Zoom a Dutch city that the Spanish never take, also good to see spanish tercios in the image but there's a lot of paintings about the Landsknechts
I'm very interested in early German history but I've only read up on a little of it. I understand this is 16th century along with the songs that mention Florian Geyer and Georg von Frundsberg. What roles in history did they play that would cause the Germans in WW2 to use them as cultural heroes to represent certain SS divisions. I'm not trying to get political I'm just trying to get a cultural understanding that has fascinated me for many years. I am very intrigued by German history and would absolutely love to just know all about it! Thanks!
That´s a good question, well the SS used any historical figure of significance, but sadly idk if there is a special reason to use exactly those names.
Ok, thanks for your reply! I've always been fascinated by German culture since I was really young. I've gained basically a life's knowledge of random pieces and have actually developed the ability to pronounce most German words correctly in full sentences but I only understand very little. I love the German language and listen to many German marches, a lot from what you've posted, just to hear the language. One thing on my bucket list is to be able to read a novel in German and understand the diction, dialect, and cultural emphasis in the writing. Sadly, the cultural history in printed or digital resource is scarce that it's almost a thing where you have to know somebody who's German that can explain the culture to you and sadly this American of Anglo-Celt decent doesn't know anyone who is German...
You can also join us on discord and discuss history if you want.
they were the first explicitly german fighting force, they would see german mercenarys serving a non german lord as traitor and not hesitate to slay them and would not even take them for ransom but kill them on the spot,
also even though many landsknechts came form the lower ranks of nobility, most of them were common man, townsmen, who were trained in sword and pike drills to defend their hometowns, and as the new swiss pikedrill emegerd they were recruited into the landsknechts fähnlein(regiments) not as levies or such but as free men, and then were trained in the swiss style and formed the order of the landknechts. which was founded by emperor maximilian as a non monastic fighting order
On top of what was said below about the Landsknechts, Florian Geyer fought in the German Peasants' War, commanding the only company of heavy cavalry in European history to fight supporting a peasant revolt. National Socialism was fairly populistic and didn't exactly love the aristocracy, as well as was fiercely nationalistic: so the first German military force motivated by some form of nationalism, aka the Landsknechts and their valued commanders like von Frundsberg, were seen worthy to be heroized, as were 'men of the people' like Florian Geyer.
Preciosa imagen de lso tercios españoles. Love Germany from Spain!
Tolles Lied. Danke für's Raufladen! :)
Meine Empfehlung für einen zukünftigen Upload ist das Landsknechtslied
"Wir zogen in das Feld".
Gibt es ein paar verschieden interpretierte und gesungene Versionen von.
Grüße
Mega
German war songs and marches are a real work of art!
I love these videos, thank you
Germans should be more proud of their achievements
Dont say that, you know what happend last time.
@@TheCookyguy Look to be honest i as a fascist can say whatever i want about germany buy i know its entire history is constant war (not even joking) even the HRE was constantly invading Poland shame for such a country with huge culture and history to be behaving like a warrior state
@@hanz2904 You know why we will never be left alone in peace? We are the beating heart of Europe. "Whoever dominates Germany, dominates Europe and thus dominates the world". Big elites always tried and will continue to try and dominate us either through economical pressure or war. You can see this especially shortly before 1914 and before 1939. We had a flourishing economy and everything we could dream of, but "some" animals on this planet don't like it when Germany can provide for itself and they are not gaining anything from us because of it. That's a big reason why globalism will be in the near future the final nail in the coffin of Germany as we know it. Oh, and before we had big banksters and elites trying to ruin us, there was the vatican constantly trying to maximize income. Or countries that surround us, trying to take land from us.
Steffen Yes.
You do understand, that this Song is about the Most devastating war ever fought on German soil?
Gänsehaut! Ich habe eine Freundin, die das immer singt, wenn es stark regnet. Und sie schwört darauf, dass der Regen dann immer aufhört! Ich liebe diese Musik
me: *listens to this*
me literally a second later:
*MARCHING LIKE CRAZY*
All the love goes to you Dr. Ludwig! Thank you for uploading this, I love it! Very good music, and the background fits well! Danke, from Hungary.
~HEIIRIRIRIRANN! RIRIRANN!~
Glad you like it
Very few people knows the mostly of Spanish Imperial Army were German Catholics loyals to the King of Spain and Emperor of Sacred German-Roman Empire, even 3,000 Englishmen too….Italians and other Catholics.
Spitzenqualität wie immer
Ich habe eine neue Version, die wird in Zukunft diese hier ersetzen^^
Everytime I go on a RUclips binge I always end up at German marching music somehow.
Man i had this song on my mind all day
UNSER LIEBE FRAUE ! Voran !
don't send your woman to war ))
I love your videos I watch them everyday 💖💞
It has now become routine that before going to bed I have to listen to this song.
Schade das man(n) nur einmal Liken kann!!.
Danke Dr. Ludwig!
ESPECTACULAR!!
Besten Dank dr Ludwig❤❤❤
This may be my favorite Landsknechtlied
Magnificent ! Danke !
Dr. Ludwig, do you get any sleep? I've never seen anyone upload videos at thiss rate
Probably uploads a bunch at once and then schedules them to be made public at regular intervals
Yes they are scheduled don´t worry^^
Dr. Ludwig long live german empire, respect from serbia
Herr Doctor is a superhuman, what do you expect?🐱🏍
@@texvillertexviller924 *ironic*
Sehr gutes Lied, danke sehr!
Gänsehaut.... überall...
Es gibt eine Vermutung, dass es bis zu dieser Zeit in Europa ein Kultur der Frauenberge gab. Dabei geht es auch um den Bezug zur Frau Holle und drei heiligen Frauen. Möglicherweise hängt die "liebe Frau" und der Brunnen tatsächlich damit zusammen und nicht mit Maria.
«España, evangelizadora de la mitad del orbe; España, martillo de herejes, luz de Trento, espada de Roma, cuna de San Ignacio...; ésa es nuestra grandeza y nuestra unidad; no tenemos otra». -Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo.
Gracias a todos los lansquenetes, valones, piqueros suizos, italianos y otros europeos que lucharon por la gloria de la Monarquía Hispánica y del catolicismo.
I miss THESE Germans!
well here i am i am actualy one of the guys in the clip that plays at the start.
what about the Soldiers of the deutsche heer aka the German Empire under the House Hohenzollern?
We all miss, (962-1945†)
@@siratshi455 You mean 962-1918
Haven't found a German song yet that I didn't like 👏🏻 shöner kultur
dude that is so cool ngl
Re-upload, is RUclips at it again?
No I will rework a lot.
They are singing about the town "Bergen op Zoom" and the province of "Gelderland/Gelre" both are in the Netherlands.
Yep back then it was a normal Lower German region inside the empire.
Greetings from Poland
Glad to see a song from my favorite unit in history.
I believe 'Von kalten Bronnen' might be referring to a city (Maybe called Kaltenbronnen, Kaltenborn, Kaltenbronn) in Austria or Germany, there are many named something similar to that.
Imagine being an average German in the 1600s , resting at your house after a long day of farming and you hear thousands of pikemen marching towards your town singing this song.
Next thing you know your house is ransacked and you're dead
Those times were indeed horrific. In some regions up to 90% of the population has been wiped out, directly or indirectly.
As a general rule, you'd have a less to fear from professional mercenaries than 'normal' soldiers.
Landsknecht will absolutely plunder your house...but, only under contract. If their contract tells them to restrain from looting, and to even pay for goods, they will. A standard soldier has no such restrictions and worse discipline.
Absolutely awesome.
Хорошая песня. Красивая, а главное добрая. Такие на войне только и нужны
Deus Vult Brothers ❤
I love in the part in the end that he are more worried about the suffering of his wife than his own death.
swiss guard in 1500: why do we hear the boss music?
Wow i cant believe that the camera man traveled back in time to the 1500s to get that footage what a legend
Einer meiner Vorfahren war Offizier im Dreißigjährigen Krieg gibt noch ein paar Geschichten über in im ursprünglichen Heimatort meiner Familie.
I love this song.
Speaking of "our Lady from Cold Well" (as others places in song can be easily identified, like Flanders, Geldern, Bergen op Zoom, the mystery of what they meant by "Unser liebe Fraue
vom kalten Bronnen" persists.
I've encountered an interesting theory regarding this phrase. Basically, that "Bronnen" is not a toponym at all, rather, it is a very archaic and/or local word for "armour/breastplate", because it is "brunjō" in Proto-Germanic and its derivatives existed all across Europe, from old english "byrnie" to modern Russian "bronja". And Germans had it as "Brünne". Very possible, that in some of German dialects it spelled exactly as "Bronnen" (or spelling changed after decades of singing and everyone started to think that it was indeed a certain location).
Then the researchers pointed out that indeed, some Landsknechts had tradition of engraving Christians symbols on their armour, including the Virgin Mary, as an "amulet" of sorts against bad luck, wounds or death in battle.
In this POV the song makes 100% sense, just change "cold well" to "from (our) cold armour" ("cold" could be either literal as metal is, you know, cold or have more poetic meaning, like "cold iron" in English mythology). Basically, they are aksing Her/their armour to keep them warm.
But well, this is just a theory by some historians.
Wow this theory sounds really interesting, this could be really true!