I'm starting to feel as though the Stasi was the most public secret police of all time. I don't know about anyone else, but if I was in charge of a "secret" security organization I would make sure that people didn't sing songs paying homage to us. Y'know, for secrecy and stuff. But I digress. This song's melody is quite cheery and really does sound like a thank you to people who undertake very delicate, and no doubt, grueling missions for the sake of national security. Compared to Kundschafterlied which kind of sounds melancholy and nostalgic. As if the song itself is sung by those who've had to give up something for the sake of protecting millions.
I'm living in Germany and can assure you that many former DDR-citizens knew at least one "stasi" - guy. I was told that those people were pretty chill even if others today say they were not.
The Stasi wasn’t like most other secret police forces. Instead of rounding up, jailing, torturing and eventually executing random people, the Stasi chose to be omni present in the minds of all citizens so that everyone already knew that they might be watched. It created terror through being “everywhere” instead of brutalizing the citizens.
I mean if you want to know what they saw themselves as protecting Germany from, just look at the effects of US subversion in Indonesia, Nicaragua or in Chile under Allende. Also from the economic violence of capitalism. More homeless people have died of exposure in Germany since the fall of the wall than were killed on both sides during border incidents. Homelessness wasnt a thing in the GDR, same thing with unemployment rocketing up from 0 to 30 per cent after the annexation, a suicide epidemic taking hold and some age groups losing two whole years of life expectancy, which is more than it sounds.
Topas - Der Mann des MfS der Deutschland vor dem Atomkrieg bewahrt hat. Den Leistungen von Rainer können wir nur dankbar sein. Auch wenn das heutige Unrechts-Regime es nun wieder total versaut, zum fünften Mal seit Napoleon.
Respect for the Stasi's role in preventing nuclear Armageddon in 1983. I wouldn't have been born in 1992 if these men and women, cis and trans, gay and straight, hadn't all worked to preserve peace and protect our shared world.
It actualy was. Antifa for antifascist action was the anti-nazi-movement of the Communist Party of Germany in the 1930s and Erich Mielke was part of this struggle in that time.
Heavenly father received everyone working hard may all be safe.parpade for free down.stained the blood with our general let's fly into the Battle and crush the enemy lead us flying battle with our father land who knows how to die.🕊️💌 kingdom name shumi Maritsa redeemer saver friend 🌍
![Seungmin "그렇게, 천천히, 우리(As we are)" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kAzmhLHePqU/mqdefault.jpg)
The Virgin Cia the Chad Stasi.
" chad " both are bolshevik police.
@@algeronchWtf I love the CIA?
I think the Stasi is more comparable to the NSA
@@algeronch If only
@@powersomething8060yeah NSA or FBI
I'm starting to feel as though the Stasi was the most public secret police of all time. I don't know about anyone else, but if I was in charge of a "secret" security organization I would make sure that people didn't sing songs paying homage to us. Y'know, for secrecy and stuff. But I digress.
This song's melody is quite cheery and really does sound like a thank you to people who undertake very delicate, and no doubt, grueling missions for the sake of national security. Compared to Kundschafterlied which kind of sounds melancholy and nostalgic. As if the song itself is sung by those who've had to give up something for the sake of protecting millions.
I'm living in Germany and can assure you that many former DDR-citizens knew at least one "stasi" - guy. I was told that those people were pretty chill even if others today say they were not.
The Stasi wasn’t like most other secret police forces. Instead of rounding up, jailing, torturing and eventually executing random people, the Stasi chose to be omni present in the minds of all citizens so that everyone already knew that they might be watched. It created terror through being “everywhere” instead of brutalizing the citizens.
@@casualguy2991 yeah
I mean if you want to know what they saw themselves as protecting Germany from, just look at the effects of US subversion in Indonesia, Nicaragua or in Chile under Allende. Also from the economic violence of capitalism. More homeless people have died of exposure in Germany since the fall of the wall than were killed on both sides during border incidents. Homelessness wasnt a thing in the GDR, same thing with unemployment rocketing up from 0 to 30 per cent after the annexation, a suicide epidemic taking hold and some age groups losing two whole years of life expectancy, which is more than it sounds.
If we lay aside all bias, the CIA makes the Stasi or KGB look like a joke. Just look at all the fucked up shit the CIA did (and is still doing).
Die Bewegung ist mit Stärke verbunden.
Wir werden Siegen ⚠️
Die Stärke von sagenhaften 4,9%?
Damit wollt ihr Siegen?🤣
@@Mc26565 ja, wir werden langfristig siegen, die Grundlagen sind gelegt.
@@gerdteichert5094 Ihr seid lustig. 😂🎪
Träumt weiter in der Bedeutungslosigkeit 😌✌️
@@Mc26565 Nein, die Stärke von sage und schreibe 99.2 % :p
sehr schönes lied
Legends!!!
Das ist keine Legende
Sondern Wirklichkeit
Die Vorbereitung sind nunmehr abgeschlossen........ ihr werdet euch wundern was in Kürze passiert ⚠️
Fatherland or Death! -Che Guevara
Das Lied der Kundschafter (HVA) Danke "Topas"
Topas - Der Mann des MfS der Deutschland vor dem Atomkrieg bewahrt hat. Den Leistungen von Rainer können wir nur dankbar sein. Auch wenn das heutige Unrechts-Regime es nun wieder total versaut, zum fünften Mal seit Napoleon.
schön
The DDR really had better music than the Soviets.
They were also a better socialist country then the ussr
Erich Mielke was a true hero!! 💪💯
Er hatte uns immerhin auch wirklich alle lieb... alle, die sich nicht gegen ihn und die Partei sonst stellten
In 1991 he changes 7
Who’s the man in the picture
Meilke
Erich Mielke
Minister for State Security of the German Democratic Republic from the late 50s to 1989.
Erich Mielke
Stasi- General und Polizistenmörder Mielke! Das Böse schlechthin!
STASI has great anthem. Better than this KGB one I must admit. Greetings comrades 🙂
ICH LEIBE OST DEUSCHLAND VON GROSS BRITTANIEN
Respect for the Stasi's role in preventing nuclear Armageddon in 1983. I wouldn't have been born in 1992 if these men and women, cis and trans, gay and straight, hadn't all worked to preserve peace and protect our shared world.
What situation are you talking about?
The stasi hated trans people 😂
@@bryanice3313 Everybody did back then
They’re gay bars must’ve been pretty lit.
@@RedAgent2020 The able archer war scare
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Happy 35,000 Members r/Genzedong!
the real antifa
It actualy was. Antifa for antifascist action was the anti-nazi-movement of the Communist Party of Germany in the 1930s and Erich Mielke was part of this struggle in that time.
ЗО АЛЕС ГУД !!! ХЕНДИ ХОХ :)
Erich Mielke ….bester Mann✊🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
D D R friedeland
Heavenly father received everyone working hard may all be safe.parpade for free down.stained the blood with our general let's fly into the Battle and crush the enemy lead us flying battle with our father land who knows how to die.🕊️💌 kingdom name shumi Maritsa redeemer saver friend 🌍
He (Meilke) looks just like Goering.
Literally the only thing they have in common is a white uniform
He fought Hitler and Göring since the 1920s.
@@wyomingisfake4813 kinda telling when the uniforms are so similar, huh
Mehga
Ein Daumen nach oben - das ist so schlecht, daß es schon wieder gut ist.
Ironisch lustig
Lies weiter in deiner BILD