Brüder, zur Sonne, zur Freiheit - (Niemiecka Republika Demokratyczna)

Brüder, zur Sonne, zur Freiheit:
Brüder, zur Sonne, zur Freiheit,
Brüder zum Lichte empor!
Hell aus dem dunklen Vergang'nen
leuchtet die Zukunft hervor.
Hell aus dem dunklen Vergangnen
leuchtet die Zukunft hervor.
Seht, wie der Zug von Millionen
endlos aus Nächtigem quillt,
bis eurer Sehnsucht Verlangen
Himmel und Nacht überschwillt!
bis eurer Sehnsucht Verlangen
Himmel und Nacht überschwillt!
Brüder, in eins nun die Hände,
Brüder, das Sterben verlacht!
Ewig, der Sklav'rei ein Ende,
heilig die letzte Schlacht!
Ewig, der Sklav'rei ein Ende,
heilig die letzte Schlacht!
Brechet das Joch der Tyrannen
das euch so grausam gequält
Schwenket die blutroten Fahnen
über die Arbeiterwelt
Schwenket die blutroten Fahnen
über die Arbeiterwelt

[@elnacionaliigallery]

This song seems familiar..

[@RudolfdeLang]

New sub ❤❤❤

[@UrbexSniperHunter]

Ich möchte bitte meine DDR zurück.

[@rschmidt1960]

Brüder in Zechen und Gruben

[@Walter.D218]

Прекрасная версия. Если возможно дайте лругие мощные версии, пожалуйста.

[@AmarBasrawi]

NVA disbanded with the dissolution of the East German government in October 1990. Under the process of "Army of Unity" (Armee der Einheit), NVA facilities and equipment were handed over to the Bundeswehr, the federal defense force of the unified Germany. Bundeswehr Eastern Command (Bundeswehrkommando Ost) was set up for the control of units or facilities in the territory of former East Germany, and was led by Lieutenant General Jörg Schönbohm.[24] Most facilities closed, and equipment was either sold or given to other countries. Most of the NVA's 36,000 officers and NCOs were let go, including all officers above the rank of Oberstleutnant. The Bundeswehr retained only 3,200 - after a demotion of one rank. In addition, all female soldiers (at this point it was still prohibited for women to become soldiers in the Bundeswehr) and all soldiers over the age of 55 were discharged.
Until 1 March 2005, Germany listed time served in the NVA as time "served in a foreign military". Service in the NVA did not count for points towards federal pensions in the unified Germany. Retired NVA soldiers and officers received only minimal pensions after unification: a thirty-year veteran would receive a pension smaller than a graduate-student stipend. After the reform of 2005, service in the NVA became known as "served outside of the Bundeswehr

[@boandlkramer2539]

Ja...det jiebt et nich mehr..☝️
Und ooch keene Brüder und Freiheit nicht