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Als mein Opa vor 2 Jahren verstorben ist, haben wir in seinem Besitz das Tagebuch meines Uhrgroßvaters gefunden. Urgroßvater war ein Leutnant bei der Wehrmacht und wurde 1942 von Frankreich nach Russland verschickt. Ohne grafisch zu werden, was in dem Buch geschrieben (und teilweise auch skizziert) war war...wow. Was die Männer und Frauen auf beiden Seiten Durchleben mussten... Die Einträge hörten ab dem 6. Februar 1943 auf. Er ist wahrscheinlich an der Ostfront gefallen.
@@josephstalin5751 yeah it does, and thats why I listen to it when sad (cause sad songs make me relate with the soldiers in sad soldier songs since I know they are sad but are/were in a far worse situation than me)
How is it written in French? French and Germans seem to really have a history of "loving" each other very much. Lots of cultural exchanges, left, right and centre.
@@Martina-Kosicanka As Indigenous Native the song has emotion that invokes the internal struggle of faithful duty. Wouldn't say demoralizing rather the acknowledgement that just holding on is more than enough.
Hmm. Might be cultural difference, but atleast for Finns, "Sad" songs boost morale more than others. Because sad songs tell about "What if we fail" Americans for example have always been safe and secure on their continent. So they need "Boosting songs" so they get confidence to leave the safety.
This "demoralisating" song reminds me (by its attitude) of certain Russian song. RUclips video containing it shows pictures of loses on the both sides and goes also under a German title (Das Lied aller Panzermänner.) here: ruclips.net/video/3JnEZU6h-ko/видео.html It is shockigly gore, describing how the fate of tankman is to burn in his tank and how photo of him in uniform goes ever more yellow and is catching dust, while that soldiers will never able to marry his fiancé. It is drastic, but it somehow allows you to summon strength to face inevitable and to find peace
Why... why did you have to do this...? Now, depression is an integral part of me and will never leave, the moral weight of the thousands of tankers who perished in horrifying pain will never stop getting heavier and heavier on my shoulders and my soul. I am now destined to live a life of emotional pain and sadness until my final breath...
@@tanaka7186 I uploaded on my channel a version of the song sung by Viktor Sorokin. It was originally uploaded on a channel of a Serbian guy, but the channel got deleted. I managed to download it before. That version is as moving, but more dynamic and less hopeless
Ein melodi du will leibe sind где-то на севере сирии Es tut mir leid, mein deutsch sind nicht gut. A song you will like is где-то на севере сирии sorry, my german is bad.
The Spanish version is fascistically fanatical. The Germans are righteously whining about the cold(Who can blame them?). If *that* is not *deliciously* ironic, I don't know what is.
@@KarlSternau thank. I know you'd done it before but I recently found the song in this style: ruclips.net/video/JVRVMp4F40w/видео.html I was hoping you may give it a shot that sounds similar to that. If not then thats fine. Love the work you do.
Everytime my leftist friends start singing Fischia il Vento (Italian Katyusha) I always start shouting this. It always seems like in Casablanca, but here the German song always gets the upper hand 😉
@Capitalist Insurrection Chile I didn't say that nor for a moment. But the Allies (England and US) knew that the soviets, early or late, will defeat the germans. So they support them, but it's true they didn't sympathize with the Sovietunion nor the communism. It's in their own favour. Not accidentally they opened the second front only in 1944: everybody knew that the germans lose the war. But meanwhile, the Allies could deal with more important things for them: area of Pacific Ocean, Africa and Italy. They had great lossess in these campaigns, so it's understandable didn't want suffer similar on the second front. They wanted only dictate rules to germans in Karlshorst, on the capitulation conference, but they must make compromise with Stalin. This is my opinion about your ''Uncle Sam survived the Sovietunion''.
I have put dislike only because I m from Russia. And my grandfather fought against Nazis, who sang this song. Karl, please, don't cover Nazis songs anymore (
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Mache где-то на севере сирии bitte!
Maybe you could do a German version of "Hayalim Almonim"?
You did a incredible job on this Karl
Keep up the incredible work man.
Под картинкой на промо не хватает подписи "Мы к вам с санкциями..." 😂
My uncle died there in 1942, my father never met him. Shot by Russian sniper, buried close to the road, this is all his mother get to know...
A good man your uncle was
Where it was? I read a story with a similar ending on the forum.
@@Tatusiek_1 Are you sure?
@@sergeirudenko4044 he was a brave solider who died for his Country obviously he was a good man
Respect
Als mein Opa vor 2 Jahren verstorben ist, haben wir in seinem Besitz das Tagebuch meines Uhrgroßvaters gefunden. Urgroßvater war ein Leutnant bei der Wehrmacht und wurde 1942 von Frankreich nach Russland verschickt. Ohne grafisch zu werden, was in dem Buch geschrieben (und teilweise auch skizziert) war war...wow. Was die Männer und Frauen auf beiden Seiten Durchleben mussten...
Die Einträge hörten ab dem 6. Februar 1943 auf. Er ist wahrscheinlich an der Ostfront gefallen.
A song that really shows the struggles of being a soldier
Haha barely
It just carries a sadness in the overall mood and tone of the song. It sounds depressing tbh
@@josephstalin5751 yeah it does, and thats why I listen to it when sad (cause sad songs make me relate with the soldiers in sad soldier songs since I know they are sad but are/were in a far worse situation than me)
I've heard this before, but great job on the redo.
The Katyusha/Wo Alle Straßen channel.
Good work!
How TF did u comment 3 days Ago
@@zocka9615 join us
Heute ist meine Geburtstag! Danke für die tolles lied!
@@nobod-e9692 thanks!
happy belated birthday!
Absolutely great work on this video you and everyone did such a great job congratulations on another fantastic video
I see you everywhere
May I ask one question.
@@hklassehutten1476 bro its been 1 year whats the question
way way better than the first version and I got a more emotional feel from this one, I guess? anyways, great job!
Personally, I like the other one better :D . But both are great.
The "Franzose Kuchenschabe" is called the German Cockroach in French.
*how ironic*
How is it written in French?
French and Germans seem to really have a history of "loving" each other very much.
Lots of cultural exchanges, left, right and centre.
@@zhouwu "Blatte germanique", which is actually very close to its scientific name, "blatella germanica"
Einer meiner Urgroßvätern, er war bei der Reichspost, ist am Ilmensee gefallen.
F
Dein Großvater ist ein großartiger Soldat, also lass es mit allen Ehren in der Hölle brennen
Rip Kamerad
Hatte da ja auch nichts zu suchen
@Die Wehrmacht und keine Nachfahren die seinen Tod fetischieren
As usual, perfect!
( in Ukraine )
My mates: start to sing Katjusha
Me: am verfluchten Ilmensee... unser Hoffnung ist gestorben
Bester Mann 😁
Primavera (Estirpe Imperial)
Damn this comment Predicted something
@@Theredcarolinian yeah it really didn't age well
Can you please time stamp the part that says "unser Hoffnung ist gestorben"?
I couldn't find it.
Love the guitar playing in the background.
Pretty sure I’ve never heard of this because it wasn’t very well known, because its *demoralizing af*
That is just American point of view. You are too used to lie to yourself about your own emotions
@@Martina-Kosicanka As Indigenous Native the song has emotion that invokes the internal struggle of faithful duty. Wouldn't say demoralizing rather the acknowledgement that just holding on is more than enough.
@@dandrewtsinnijinnie4504 I agree, man can find a strength in acceptance
Hmm. Might be cultural difference, but atleast for Finns, "Sad" songs boost morale more than others. Because sad songs tell about "What if we fail"
Americans for example have always been safe and secure on their continent. So they need "Boosting songs" so they get confidence to leave the safety.
@@jarskil8862 Very true. Nothing good came from american culture in past 15 years, other than forced americanization of other cultures and morals.
Stalingrad 1993
The memories of youth, when I saw that movie first time.
I got it on americanDVD with german and english language and subtitles.
No, "GG" (Müller) is best ;)
@@redsmoke817 one of best :)
@@F.Fox714 die Schlusszene ist so berührend 😞
This Chanel has encouraged me to learn german
Finally I was in mood for this song
who else loves the original too?
Memoriam ... Gero von Manstein gefallen 1942 am verfluchten Ilmensee !
My great grandfather fought in the eastern front. He was shot with 2 soviet bullets in his lungs.
@@reginafarias Died 20 years later because of lung cancer.
Hört sich von der Melodie her an wie Katjuscha
Das Bild ist doch vom Film Stalingrad ( 1993 ), links Reißer, Gege, Witzland und Rollo, ach herrlich damals in den Kinos.
Dude , Could you make " Smuglyanka Moldavanka " ?
Beautiful Song🥺
Can someone explain the meaning of the line "If we had that in France, the war would've taken place in the sand?"
so cold that regular temperature feels like burning desert
Beautiful song. 🙂🙂👍👍🤩
Next please: Le Chant du depart
Primavera
Ist das Bild vom Film Stalingrad 1993
Excellent quality
I Like The Older Version with Deeper Instruments, But This One have Better Lyrics
Can you make a remake of the Otto Hanh song made by Werner Heisenberg during his stay in Farm Hall? I can send it to you by email if you want
What about Эшелонная песня?
Beautiful song from france 🇩🇪🇫🇷
I love this version :Ddddddd
Sehr Schöne lied!
КАТЮША!
Mein Großonkel war auch dort
As always karl good job
The movie was fantastic
GERMAN VERSION OF KATYUSHA POGCHAMP!!!
Good ! Very Good !
is that kaytusha
1:52 wanzen should be fleas?
❤
Nachtlocale is nightclub in German? 'Night location'. Makes sense, in a way.
I live here(
This "demoralisating" song reminds me (by its attitude) of certain Russian song. RUclips video containing it shows pictures of loses on the both sides and goes also under a German title (Das Lied aller Panzermänner.) here:
ruclips.net/video/3JnEZU6h-ko/видео.html
It is shockigly gore, describing how the fate of tankman is to burn in his tank and how photo of him in uniform goes ever more yellow and is catching dust, while that soldiers will never able to marry his fiancé.
It is drastic, but it somehow allows you to summon strength to face inevitable and to find peace
Why... why did you have to do this...? Now, depression is an integral part of me and will never leave, the moral weight of the thousands of tankers who perished in horrifying pain will never stop getting heavier and heavier on my shoulders and my soul. I am now destined to live a life of emotional pain and sadness until my final breath...
@@tanaka7186 I think it is sort of beautiful, in the way how ugly truth can be beautiful.
@@tanaka7186 I uploaded on my channel a version of the song sung by Viktor Sorokin. It was originally uploaded on a channel of a Serbian guy, but the channel got deleted. I managed to download it before.
That version is as moving, but more dynamic and less hopeless
@@Martina-Kosicanka Interesting, I'll have a look
@@tanaka7186 Gladly. I am writing subtitles right now
Is this a real song? Like did the Germans just change the lyrics? Or whats the story?
it's originally from the spanish voluntarios ruclips.net/video/WUzwilytMCg/видео.html
Am i the only one who relizes this sounds like the russian song katyusha?
Kasartschok?
No. Kälteschock.
@@KarlSternau gut gesagt!
Das Bild ist aus dem Stalingrad Film ,Teil 2. Nicht llmensee
Aus den Film Stalingrad aus 1993 und es ist doch egal das bild ist trotzdem gut
@@generalgrievous6260 ja hab ich nicht bestritten.
@@semperfidelis3432 schuldigung wollte es nur sagen
@@generalgrievous6260 ja ist schon ok,das Bild wird von vielen Menschen bei Soldatenliedern benutzt,wenn's um die Ostfront geht.
КаТЮШа!!!???
Ein melodi du will leibe sind где-то на севере сирии Es tut mir leid, mein deutsch sind nicht gut.
A song you will like is где-то на севере сирии sorry, my german is bad.
Der Ilmensee verflucht? Magge
Nice 1993 Stalingrad Poster.
The Spanish version is fascistically fanatical. The Germans are righteously whining about the cold(Who can blame them?).
If *that* is not *deliciously* ironic, I don't know what is.
the soviet union has copyright striked this video
Sounds like Katyusha.
La canción de la división azul
Spanischen 250° Freiwilligen Division sektor
Esta canción es igual a katyusha
Movie 'Polumgla' comes to mind. Only Irish resisted pressure, to kill their own. Listowel Mutiny.
Similar melody to katyusha
Prefiero la versión de la División Azul, es más alegre.
funny and sad song
a little reminiscent of Katyusha.
Tetris ...
Под картинкой на промо не хватает подписи "Мы к вам с санкциями..." 😂
Almost same rhythm as katyusha
🥶
Karl please do *Wir sind des geyers schwarzer haufen*
Done
@@KarlSternau thank. I know you'd done it before but I recently found the song in this style: ruclips.net/video/JVRVMp4F40w/видео.html
I was hoping you may give it a shot that sounds similar to that. If not then thats fine. Love the work you do.
Ah I remember the song when he uploaded it back then
Everytime my leftist friends start singing Fischia il Vento (Italian Katyusha) I always start shouting this. It always seems like in Casablanca, but here the German song always gets the upper hand 😉
Real BS - the photos are from Das Stalingrad, not from Ladoga or Ilmen' lake areas. Scheiße, echt Scheiße!!!
Not affront, but your people began the war against the Sovietunion and they had to take-on the consequences for this.
Yeah, they should have let the ussr bulldoze all of Europe...😒
@Capitalist Insurrection Chile I didn't say that nor for a moment. But the Allies (England and US) knew that the soviets, early or late, will defeat the germans. So they support them, but it's true they didn't sympathize with the Sovietunion nor the communism. It's in their own favour. Not accidentally they opened the second front only in 1944: everybody knew that the germans lose the war. But meanwhile, the Allies could deal with more important things for them: area of Pacific Ocean, Africa and Italy. They had great lossess in these campaigns, so it's understandable didn't want suffer similar on the second front. They wanted only dictate rules to germans in Karlshorst, on the capitulation conference, but they must make compromise with Stalin. This is my opinion about your ''Uncle Sam survived the Sovietunion''.
I have put dislike only because I m from Russia. And my grandfather fought against Nazis, who sang this song. Karl, please, don't cover Nazis songs anymore (
It´s an anti war song from Alfred Scholz.
@@KarlSternau ok, sorry
@@Мэлор-ц8ю Poland lied to you
А дедушка знает, что его внук - идиот?
Тебе каждая песня на немецком кажется нацисткой? Или тебя картинка засмущала? 🙄
@@Мэлор-ц8ю Tell me you left a like now..