This is actually really interesting. It’s a song that sums up the confusion and embarrassment, yet unfaltering pride and optimism, of the German people in the wake of WW2 and the Nazi’s collapse. It makes self-deprecating humour of their loss and division by the allied powers, but still aims for Germany to dust itself off and get back up again. Which Germany did, indeed, do.
I don't really see the embarrassment in this. This is portrays them as innocent people caught up in a game. Actually the "we're indeed not cannibals, but we're in fact good kissers" line very tasteless given this came out just two years after the last ppl were industrially murdered in camps.
@@LeoSpaceman69 How is it tasteless? Majority of German people had nothing to do with the crimes. It's not like the allies were innocent neither lol. Americans and the Soviets both had camps and more people died in the Soviet camps. Should we blame the entire Russian population for that? Stop blaming Germans just because of their leaders and because they are Germans.
@@clanker3967 Babes, this is THREE years after WWII with German society having to go through decades still of self-reflection and examining who did what and what enabled their elites to do what they did - and also terrible - what enabled a lot of Nazi elites to STAY important in West German society, such as judges, polticians etc. As a German myself this remains a very important aspect of modern German identity. We also have responsibility to keep the information on those crimes alive. - Singing a song basically stating "oh well, ooops, our bad. We are really nice, really, and now those diplomats are doing what they want with us" isnt going to fucking cut it. Not by a long shot. And it's endemic of the 50s and 60s were it needed a cultural revolt in the late 60s for this generation to do their effing homework and come clean. A sad reflection on the fact that bc of the looming cold war, a lot of war criminals were still amongst those people singing this gleefully as the US needed elites in place. As an example: There's gay people STILL in camps/prison in 1948 sentenced and upheld by the SAME judges as pre 1945. Yes. It's tasteless.
Fun fact: Poland also had it's own occupation zone in Germany within the british occupation zone. The occupied zone was just a city - Haren which was named for the occupation time "Maczków" it existed from 1945 to 1948, and later on the old city name was brought back.
They also trolled Krauts living there big time, like sticking signs "Only for Poles" on the restaurants and Cafés as a joke to what Germans did in Poland
@@thechto-to3151 a coup in burgundy and France leads the old free France back to its homeland, making the French state retreat to French Algeria and with a soviet victory in Siberia leads to the Ural states being overrun, applied with a giant slave revolt. England, uniting Britain and seeing a democratic change in Ireland. calls for the end of Germany, speer, the new Führer, decides to sign a paper, treaty, Russia reforms itself, independent from Germany, the Dutch, now more liberal, takes Belgium and Luxembourg forming the Benelux, this peace is short lived though, as more slave states in the east revolt and causes the OFN to quickly rush the west of Germany, leading to similar borders of 1946, at end the German state is.. unsure, the rebels gladly handed over the eastern part of Germany as they wanted to enter negotiations of either democratic or communist forms of countries, forming the Warsaw pact, this of course ends in a new three way cold war, the rest of fascism, or rather new third world, the soviet bloc, the second world, and of course the OFN, the first world. I think that's how it can work out
Dr. Ludwig, a channel about german classic, patriotic, folk and popular music gives us a bit of context about this song: "As you might know, Germany was divided into four occupation zones after WW2: The French zone (South-West + part of Berlin), the British zone (North-West + part of Berlin), the American zone (South-East + Bremen + part of Berlin) - and the Soviet zone in the east that would later become the German Democratic Republic. From 1945 to 1949, there were only these zones and no fully legitimate German state. But in 1947, the American zone and the British zone were (in some administrative aspects) merged into the so-called "Bizone" to create a more cohesive state-like entity. And in 1948,the French zone (minus the Saarland) was added as well, thereby creating the "Trizone" as a project of cooperation. All three parts of the Trizone were given the same currency, a new German Mark, in June 1948. These were important steps on the road to a new (West) German state, but the Trizone still wasn't a real nation. This song was written by Karl Berbuer, a musician from Cologne (British zone). In 1947, he overheard somebody use the word "Bizonesien" (Bizonesia), a little ironic wordplay to make the Bizone sound like some exotic country. The song was first performed on November 11, 1948 - this is an important date, since November 11 marks the beginning of the German carnival season, the Rhineland and especially Cologne being the biggest hub of it. With its merry melody and ironic text, the song was perfect for the carnival season, as it expressed a certain distance to the war and was meant to encourage listeners to laugh about their own situation, which is exactly what carnival is about. 1948 was the first official carnival season after the war, and many people celebrated in their still destroyed cities. The song quickly became a hit and remained popular well beyond carnival. Since Germany was no official state at that time, it also had no national anthem. Due to the high popularity of this song, it ended up being used as the replacement for a national anthem at various occasions, for example athletic events. Even the occupation powers played the song themselves, although they were mistrustful about it at first, since it was deemed to be a sign of revanchism."
Bro, that is East Germany's Socialist Republic flag. Nazbol ideology would only develop properly later on, as a grave misinterpretation of marxism-leninism coupled with chauvinist and reactionary ideology.
Must be a generational thing. I'm in my 50s and remember it quite well. Not even sure from where; it must have been played a lot for at least 3 decades after the creation of the two German states.
American Zone, British Zone and the French Zone formed the so-called Trizone. The eastern part of nowadays Germany wasn't part of this song as it was part of the Soviet Zone.
imagine being a German soldier who spent more than three years in the cold on the Soviet front and arriving in Germany in 45-46 and hearing this anthem 💀
It’s a brilliant Cologne Carnival song dealing with the post war situation in the satirical fashion typical for this genre. When the newly formed West German state didn’t yet have an official anthem, it’s first head of government, Konrad Adenauer, a former Cologne mayor, was received on his first state visit to Washington with this Carnival song which he took as a mockery or humiliation. That was actually his motivation in quickly having the third stanza of the old German anthem adopted as the new National anthem of West Germany
>>tri >Uses the borders of the FOUR occupying powers Trizone is the part that would become west-germany seperate from the saarland and the soviet occupation zone. The seperation is because the three that are part of it had been given some unified economic stuff... Can't remember it exactly, but It was the bizone before france joined the pact and the Bizonal Economic Council was a pretty big thing in laying the groundwork for the new west-germany we got
@@Deltasquadformingup Its the C-Pendant with swallow tail (a naval flag) that German ships used to indentify themselves, because under international law they needed a flag but obiviously couldn't use the old one and new one wasn't established yet. It wasn't used as a national flag for the western allied occupation zone but nowadays many use it as such.
It was never official, it did get played at a few sporting events though, for instance It was played at a cycle race in Cologne in 1949 at the awards ceremony. The Belgian military officers present stood up and saluted, believing that it was the german national anthem.
This was actually only the unofficial anthem of the British, French, and American Zones (Trizonia in 1948). In the Soviet Zone, the Germans actually sang the anthem of the USSR... in German! And let me tell you, as the grandson of people who lived under Joseph Stalin, the Soviet Anthem doesn't sound as well in German as it does in Russian.
Lol, didn't catch that. Yeah the Atlanta map on which this seems based has the hammer and scythe in black instead of adding yellow but it's in the corner and there's no white circle, aside from that the American occupation zones in Bremen and Bremerhaven are closer to accurate (actually too small to be properly shown on map) This is some "what if [x] happened in WW2?" Stuff... Which also slipped into an article by the german federal department of education
The start reminds me too much of Erika… And honestly it makes this song better! Erika is a beautiful song, and it would be nice to know if this song’s beat is inspired by Erika.
This is only about the 3 Western zones. The USSR's portion was already separating culturally into what would become East Germany. Edit: their anthem in this pre-GDR time was, de facto, the Soviet national anthem (with fresh German lyrics)
It has nothing to do with Costa Rica. What you can see here is the so-called identification flag for German merchant ships, which German ships had to use from 1947 to 1949.
Did anyone here also notice it's melodical similarity to the Soviet Air Force march, or also the Kampflied der Nationalsozialisten in which the Nazis adapted the Soviet melody
1:07 he used an edited map, if you put a frame of the video without captions in Google lens, you would see that the nazbol flag was artificially put there.
To my German friends, I wanna ask some questions, - 2:26 Why does "Er hat kuktur, er hat auch geist" translates to something like "He has culture, he also has spirit" but why does the word "geist" refers to intelligence rather than spirit on the english lyrics? - "Wir haben Mägdelein mit feurig wildem Wesien" What does "Wesien" mean here? Google translate nor search helped, My guess is "beast"? Like "wildem Wesien" means "Wild beast" - "Darin macht keiner ihm was vor" I don't understand this sentence word-by-word
1. Geist can mean spirit and intelligence. It depends on the particiular sentence. For example ,,Er hat einen wachen Geist" means he is smart not he is a ghost. 2. It is Wesen not Wesien, he says it different because of the theme of the song, you couldnt now that. Wesen can mean many Things ,in this occasion it means behaviour. He means the girls are pretty wild and funky. Wild beast is not entirely wrong. 3.,,Darin macht ihm keiner was vor ". He is very good in this activity and nobody/few are better than him . Stay safe
@@ewrrsdadbv3898 Ahh thank you very much! About the last one, I am not sure how every word adds up to that sentence as a whole, would you mind explaining about it a bit more?
Well, it was once played when Adenauer visited the US. He was so infuriated about the absence of a "real" national anthem of the new-born Federal Republic of Germany that he started the process of finding one, resulting in our national anthem as it is today.
it makes since It was never official, it did get played at a few sporting events though, for instance It was played at a cycle race in Cologne in 1949 at the awards ceremony. The Belgian military officers present stood up and saluted, believing that it was the german national anthem.
@@LeoSpaceman69" Das Bundesverfassungsgericht hatte in einem Urteil im März 1990 entschieden, dass das ganze Lied - also auch Strophe eins und zwei - unter dem Schutz der Kunstfreiheit interpretiert werden darf. Strafrechtlich geschützt ist allerdings nur die dritte Strophe." To sum it up, yes you can sing the full anthem but only the third anthem is protected by law so that can change any time and trust me, it will my guy
There is also alternative Trizonesien song from same era with different lyrics about German generals and if you sing it you should be in jail also I think :D
Germans do have a sense of humour, but it's a different kind of humour. A French might laugh about some joke, but a British might not laugh about the same joke, because they have a different sense of humour.
Kind of curious. I understand the song’s origins, but not the Blue White and Red flag on screen. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you.
This is the universal flag to mark a merhacnt ship. until 4 years after the war (1949) there was no german state so german merchant ships just flew this flag which therefore became to only flag to recognize germany
It is the 2nd half of the 1940s: large parts of the world lay in ashes in the biggest most terrible war in human history is over a new time has begun man has gained the potential to destroy himself. Meanwhile cologne:
Why there's the National-Bolshevik flag instead of the Soviet, on the german map? Like i think they should know how the Soviet Union flag looks like... Anyways this song is pretty catchy.
Es war nie eine offizielle Hymne, sondern wurde nur als inoffizieller Ersatz genutzt, genauso wie "Heidewitzka, Herr Kapitän". Als Adenauer damit in den USA (Chicago) begrüßt wurde, war er übrigens nicht sonderlich begeistert, zumal er Karl Berbuer nicht mochte und Deutschland damals bereits wieder eine offizielle Hymne hatte. Im Gegenteil zu dem was du hier behauptest sind wir in der Tat frei und unabhängig, zudem mit einer gültigen Verfassung. Was du hier ablässt, ist typisches Reichsbürgergeschwafel.
@@KK-jt7xm Quiet the opposite. The zones were combined and the last remaining piece of collaboration was Saarland, which was controlled by France until 1956.
Only thing that's weird is that Germans are proud of their country even in the worst times but in the best way possible. Proud of their people, culture of thinking and reminding the war is over we can laugh again. Today you either have no patriotism at all or you have a version of American patriotism which isn't good for a German.
Excerpt from the German Wikipedia article „Reeducation“: „Reeducation must be distinguished between short-term measures, which were aimed primarily at the adult population, and long-term measures, which were intended to ensure the re-education of the younger generation and subsequent generations through a special educational policy.“
1:15 Nicht Richtig ! Wie die Wikinger kein neues Land entdeckten Kolumbus war nicht der Erste, der sich geirrt hatte. Denn ganze 500 Jahre vor Kolumbus haben schon die Wikinger eine ähnliche Reise auf sich genommen und sind ebenfalls auf den amerikanischen Kontinent gestoßen.07.06.2023 Tatsächlich "entdeckte" Christoph Kolumbus vor Vespucci Amerika, daher wäre es eigentlich naheliegender gewesen, dem Kontinent seinen Namen zu geben (immerhin wurde aber Kolumbien nach dem Entdecker benannt). Da jedoch erst Vespucci bemerkte, dass es sich um einen neuen Kontinent handelte, wurde ihm die Ehre zuteil.22.02.2012
cool day today today is great greatness is in the eye of the beholder beholders never die die in a car car roll die die fall falling down down we go go home home is gone gone is wife wife is dead dead is internet internet must have answers answers not found found help help died died in car car is broken down downtown town is sad sadness sadness is end of life life is gone gone is love love is for devil devil tortures torture forever forever sad sad sad sad.
@@spooqus6541 They did, yes. But the actual number, 11 million, is still a lot of lives. And this part of the song really is quite tasteless after everything that had happened, together with the whole "We didn't know nothing about it!" myth back then.
@@thulfred It's you who are crying, I simply made a statement that you are not able to undermine. Good night and have a good live of a descendant of a genocidal :)
![Heil dir im Siegerkranz [Unofficial imperial German anthem][+English translation]](/img/1.gif)
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Thank you , it's so good
Epic video
Danke Form Indonesia
@@U-A-FAUTTPAYFGAAZNTTPUTTD from* just so you know form is also a word
@@ImSorrowFilms English Is Strange💀☠️☠️
WE'RE GETTING DIVIDED INTO 4 PARTS WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥🔥💯
This comment, which made me laugh, is now getting divided into four occupation zones.
@@Witness_KinmuGaiNoIshi that's funny, mine is now being generally divided, into 2 main countries. which is (kinda. not really) crazy if you ask me
@@bombercbc9431What's more funny, is that. We're united once again, under a Western government....
I am the soviet zone
@@ImSorrowFilms Well im the saarland and I dont want to be french
This is actually really interesting. It’s a song that sums up the confusion and embarrassment, yet unfaltering pride and optimism, of the German people in the wake of WW2 and the Nazi’s collapse. It makes self-deprecating humour of their loss and division by the allied powers, but still aims for Germany to dust itself off and get back up again. Which Germany did, indeed, do.
I don't really see the embarrassment in this. This is portrays them as innocent people caught up in a game. Actually the "we're indeed not cannibals, but we're in fact good kissers" line very tasteless given this came out just two years after the last ppl were industrially murdered in camps.
@@LeoSpaceman69 oh no! Not the fifty-two gorillions!
@@LeoSpaceman69 How is it tasteless? Majority of German people had nothing to do with the crimes. It's not like the allies were innocent neither lol. Americans and the Soviets both had camps and more people died in the Soviet camps. Should we blame the entire Russian population for that? Stop blaming Germans just because of their leaders and because they are Germans.
@@clanker3967 Babes, this is THREE years after WWII with German society having to go through decades still of self-reflection and examining who did what and what enabled their elites to do what they did - and also terrible - what enabled a lot of Nazi elites to STAY important in West German society, such as judges, polticians etc.
As a German myself this remains a very important aspect of modern German identity. We also have responsibility to keep the information on those crimes alive. - Singing a song basically stating "oh well, ooops, our bad. We are really nice, really, and now those diplomats are doing what they want with us" isnt going to fucking cut it. Not by a long shot. And it's endemic of the 50s and 60s were it needed a cultural revolt in the late 60s for this generation to do their effing homework and come clean.
A sad reflection on the fact that bc of the looming cold war, a lot of war criminals were still amongst those people singing this gleefully as the US needed elites in place. As an example: There's gay people STILL in camps/prison in 1948 sentenced and upheld by the SAME judges as pre 1945. Yes. It's tasteless.
They're a liberal satilite state
Fun fact: Poland also had it's own occupation zone in Germany within the british occupation zone. The occupied zone was just a city - Haren which was named for the occupation time "Maczków" it existed from 1945 to 1948, and later on the old city name was brought back.
Poland occupied Schlesien, Hinterpommern, Ostbrandenburg and Südostpreußen and annexed it after Stalin allowed it.
@@fidus868You meant Zabłębie, Pomorze, Pomorze Gdańskie, Wielkopolska, Warmia and Mazury?
@@dr.draces8855ale ty wiesz, że to są nazwy tych samych regionów, tylko po Niemiecku?
They also trolled Krauts living there big time, like sticking signs "Only for Poles" on the restaurants and Cafés as a joke to what Germans did in Poland
@@wallord2435 wiem ale on to mówił w nacjonalistycznym kontekście
And this is how Germany became Costa Rica.
@RandomSanti bro what is that flag in youre Profile
@@Best-Arc teenager probably trying to be edgy, that is a wacky flag though
Like kaiserredux but the inverse happened.
@@Best-Arc A fuse of German and Japanese Empire fIag?
@RandomSantiwacky ahh flag
this deserves to be an event song in HOI4 after WW2 (german defeat)
I can imagine a TNO-esque super event with this song
@@thechto-to3151 a coup in burgundy and France leads the old free France back to its homeland, making the French state retreat to French Algeria and with a soviet victory in Siberia leads to the Ural states being overrun, applied with a giant slave revolt. England, uniting Britain and seeing a democratic change in Ireland. calls for the end of Germany, speer, the new Führer, decides to sign a paper, treaty, Russia reforms itself, independent from Germany, the Dutch, now more liberal, takes Belgium and Luxembourg forming the Benelux, this peace is short lived though, as more slave states in the east revolt and causes the OFN to quickly rush the west of Germany, leading to similar borders of 1946, at end the German state is.. unsure, the rebels gladly handed over the eastern part of Germany as they wanted to enter negotiations of either democratic or communist forms of countries, forming the Warsaw pact, this of course ends in a new three way cold war, the rest of fascism, or rather new third world, the soviet bloc, the second world, and of course the OFN, the first world. I think that's how it can work out
@@thechto-to3151same
ask the vanilla super event devs mabye they could change it
Dr. Ludwig, a channel about german classic, patriotic, folk and popular music gives us a bit of context about this song:
"As you might know, Germany was divided into four occupation zones after WW2:
The French zone (South-West + part of Berlin), the British zone (North-West + part of Berlin),
the American zone (South-East + Bremen + part of Berlin) -
and the Soviet zone in the east that would later become the German Democratic Republic.
From 1945 to 1949, there were only these zones and no fully legitimate German state.
But in 1947, the American zone and the British zone were (in some administrative aspects)
merged into the so-called "Bizone" to create a more cohesive state-like entity.
And in 1948,the French zone (minus the Saarland) was added as well,
thereby creating the "Trizone" as a project of cooperation.
All three parts of the Trizone were given the same currency, a new German Mark, in June 1948.
These were important steps on the road to a new (West) German state, but the Trizone still wasn't a real nation.
This song was written by Karl Berbuer, a musician from Cologne (British zone).
In 1947, he overheard somebody use the word "Bizonesien" (Bizonesia),
a little ironic wordplay to make the Bizone sound like some exotic country.
The song was first performed on November 11, 1948 -
this is an important date, since November 11 marks the beginning of the German carnival season,
the Rhineland and especially Cologne being the biggest hub of it.
With its merry melody and ironic text, the song was perfect for the carnival season, as it
expressed a certain distance to the war and was meant to encourage listeners to laugh about their own situation,
which is exactly what carnival is about. 1948 was the first official carnival season after the war,
and many people celebrated in their still destroyed cities.
The song quickly became a hit and remained popular well beyond carnival.
Since Germany was no official state at that time, it also had no national anthem.
Due to the high popularity of this song, it ended up being used as the replacement for a national anthem at various occasions,
for example athletic events. Even the occupation powers played the song themselves,
although they were mistrustful about it at first, since it was deemed to be a sign of revanchism."
Around a minute in, I find it funny how instead of a Soviet flag in the Soviet occupation zone, it's a National Bolshevik (Nazbol) flag
I mean, its a map with German language on it..
CLASS AND NATION!
CLASS AND NATION!
@@ArchivumMusicum21 What does that even mean?
Its edited btw, ive seen the original with the normal ussr flag
Bro, that is East Germany's Socialist Republic flag.
Nazbol ideology would only develop properly later on, as a grave misinterpretation of marxism-leninism coupled with chauvinist and reactionary ideology.
this song should be more well-known. it is such a great song and almost none of the population know of it.
Must be a generational thing. I'm in my 50s and remember it quite well. Not even sure from where; it must have been played a lot for at least 3 decades after the creation of the two German states.
I've never heard this rendition before
it's nice
This is honestly now one of my favorite songs, very catchy!
If I recall correctly, it was written as a carnival song. German/Rhenish carnival culture is deeply tied to satire an cabaret.
FORGET HORST WESSEL LIED, FORGET KANYE AND CARTI.
THIS IS ON FIRE 🗣🗣🎵🎵💯💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
WE ARE MAKING IT OUT OF THE CURTAIN WHIT THIS ONE 💪🏃🏃☑️🔉❌❌
WE BOUTTA GET SPLITTER TO EAST AND WEST WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I have never heard of this before but I quite like it.
definition of "oopsies"
eto... bleh 🤪
yep
Wieder so ein schönes flottes Lied. Finde ich prima, da kommt man so richtig in Stimmung.
Stimmung sich mit Opas Luger die Grauen Zellen zu pulverisieren... Die haben doch Lack gesoffen! Was soll das denn sein?!
First time listening: what and where tf is Trizonesia?
Second time listening: Hei-di-tschimmela-tschimmela-tschimmela-tschimmela-bumm!
American Zone, British Zone and the French Zone formed the so-called Trizone. The eastern part of nowadays Germany wasn't part of this song as it was part of the Soviet Zone.
why is this so catchy
imagine being a German soldier who spent more than three years in the cold on the Soviet front and arriving in Germany in 45-46 and hearing this anthem 💀
NAH 💀💀💀
As if any of those made it back
@@kingcrafteroderderfahradtu7331many yes
@@iljoker4697 A German soldier returning to Germany under Soviet occupation?? no
45 was still war. Even after peace declaration.
I like how the Germans have been defeated and are just like “what are you gonna do?”
It’s a brilliant Cologne Carnival song dealing with the post war situation in the satirical fashion typical for this genre. When the newly formed West German state didn’t yet have an official anthem, it’s first head of government, Konrad Adenauer, a former Cologne mayor, was received on his first state visit to Washington with this Carnival song which he took as a mockery or humiliation. That was actually his motivation in quickly having the third stanza of the old German anthem adopted as the new National anthem of West Germany
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My comment: This is the Nazi outro
What was the intro?
@@aaroncabatingan5238Erika
Erika
Nah this is more of a FGR intro
@@aaroncabatingan5238 Horst Weasel Lied/Die fahne Hoch
Thanks , German people , for this pretty song❤
gern geschehen
I think you mean Trizonesians 😏
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>>tri
>Uses the borders of the FOUR occupying powers
Trizone is the part that would become west-germany seperate from the saarland and the soviet occupation zone.
The seperation is because the three that are part of it had been given some unified economic stuff... Can't remember it exactly, but It was the bizone before france joined the pact and the Bizonal Economic Council was a pretty big thing in laying the groundwork for the new west-germany we got
wtf?? costa rica takes over germany???
? what? No I'm assuming the flag is a mix of UK,USSR,France, USA and Poland
@@Deltasquadformingupit's a joke, the thought of Costa Rica annexing Germany is humorous
@@Deltasquadformingup Its the C-Pendant with swallow tail (a naval flag) that German ships used to indentify themselves, because under international law they needed a flag but obiviously couldn't use the old one and new one wasn't established yet.
It wasn't used as a national flag for the western allied occupation zone but nowadays many use it as such.
How the hell do they have an anthem while being occupied? Such a short amount of time and they made an anthem?
It was never official, it did get played at a few sporting events though, for instance It was played at a cycle race in Cologne in 1949 at the awards ceremony. The Belgian military officers present stood up and saluted, believing that it was the german national anthem.
It was a carnival song
A guy wrote it
@@Despotic_Waffle OHHHHHHHHH
@@da_hias305 so they basically went Joker mode
This was actually only the unofficial anthem of the British, French, and American Zones (Trizonia in 1948). In the Soviet Zone, the Germans actually sang the anthem of the USSR... in German! And let me tell you, as the grandson of people who lived under Joseph Stalin, the Soviet Anthem doesn't sound as well in German as it does in Russian.
lol that's pretty funny
This song is so fun and chill❤❤❤ Thanks for it❤
This has no right to hit THIS much
i thought it was the anthem of Germany in costarican 💀
The Austrian Painter left the chat*
i ended up singing to it-
from 1948
It's really beautiful❤
Thank you, this song is so fun and good.❤
Ya
Long live free Germany!
JA hail auch😊✋🏻
@@silentkid2924 Yes 👍
Nazbol East Germany at 1:00????
Lol, didn't catch that. Yeah the Atlanta map on which this seems based has the hammer and scythe in black instead of adding yellow but it's in the corner and there's no white circle, aside from that the American occupation zones in Bremen and Bremerhaven are closer to accurate (actually too small to be properly shown on map)
This is some "what if [x] happened in WW2?" Stuff... Which also slipped into an article by the german federal department of education
the first background the east map but the soviet flag.. : "Nazbol"
Very accurate to Modern Russia
@@Bolivian05no because russia a liberal state like eu. Because russia have alot of migrants and lgbt peopel. And it sad
@@Bolivian05 нет, Российская власть ненавидит коммунизм
NAZBOL GANG
CLASS AND NATION
GAMING GAMING
@@Pups-MopsRussia is abso-fucking-lutely not liberal with that tsarist-wannabe in charge.
1:16 Its confirmed now bros 1:16
The RUclips algorithm is a strange creature
I really like this song. She plays in my head all the time.
UnIronically Fire 🔥🔥🔥
The start reminds me too much of Erika…
And honestly it makes this song better! Erika is a beautiful song, and it would be nice to know if this song’s beat is inspired by Erika.
0:05 erika beat?
This is only about the 3 Western zones. The USSR's portion was already separating culturally into what would become East Germany.
Edit: their anthem in this pre-GDR time was, de facto, the Soviet national anthem (with fresh German lyrics)
That's why it's called *Tri*zonesia
Costa Rican Germany
It has nothing to do with Costa Rica. What you can see here is the so-called identification flag for German merchant ships, which German ships had to use from 1947 to 1949.
Cool bro
thanks tanker
@@ArchivumMusicum21 np i have second channel too
@@ArchivumMusicum21 for anthems
Did anyone here also notice it's melodical similarity to the Soviet Air Force march, or also the Kampflied der Nationalsozialisten in which the Nazis adapted the Soviet melody
“We did an oopsie 😅🤪”-ahh song
why is the soviet zone represented by the nazbol flag
Imperial German Songs, Nazi Songs, and Post-Nazi Songs, still all talk about women all the time lmfao
1:07 he used an edited map, if you put a frame of the video without captions in Google lens, you would see that the nazbol flag was artificially put there.
I didn’t know Germany was colonized by Costa Rica
To my German friends, I wanna ask some questions,
- 2:26
Why does "Er hat kuktur, er hat auch geist" translates to something like "He has culture, he also has spirit" but why does the word "geist" refers to intelligence rather than spirit on the english lyrics?
- "Wir haben Mägdelein mit feurig wildem Wesien"
What does "Wesien" mean here? Google translate nor search helped, My guess is "beast"? Like "wildem Wesien" means "Wild beast"
- "Darin macht keiner ihm was vor"
I don't understand this sentence word-by-word
1. Geist can mean spirit and intelligence. It depends on the particiular sentence. For example ,,Er hat einen wachen Geist" means he is smart not he is a ghost.
2. It is Wesen not Wesien, he says it different because of the theme of the song, you couldnt now that. Wesen can mean many Things ,in this occasion it means behaviour. He means the girls are pretty wild and funky. Wild beast is not entirely wrong.
3.,,Darin macht ihm keiner was vor ". He is very good in this activity and nobody/few are better than him .
Stay safe
@@ewrrsdadbv3898 Wow German words have many meanings
@@hansworthe Not all but some ,yes. Especially in a lyrical context.
@@ewrrsdadbv3898 Ahh thank you very much! About the last one, I am not sure how every word adds up to that sentence as a whole, would you mind explaining about it a bit more?
@@IMCYTIt just means "we have fiery women" or "women with a fiery character" . Wesen could also be translated similar to "character"
1:09 wondering what's the symbol in the Ussr flag
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lol as a german ive never heard of this
Well, it was once played when Adenauer visited the US. He was so infuriated about the absence of a "real" national anthem of the new-born Federal Republic of Germany that he started the process of finding one, resulting in our national anthem as it is today.
Mir wurde es damals im Geschichts-Unterricht gezeigt
it makes since It was never official, it did get played at a few sporting events though, for instance It was played at a cycle race in Cologne in 1949 at the awards ceremony. The Belgian military officers present stood up and saluted, believing that it was the german national anthem.
@@thorbenlanzrath1026 they should have chosen a new one
As German you never heard about many important things in history I think because of agenda :D
Syo who's that small country on USA and france
Saarland
@@Indian_Marschall ty
@@madebychurchill1933 welcome
Is a better anthem then the current one since you can sing the full song without going to jail
You don't go to jail it's just not sung. It's just frowned upon.
@@LeoSpaceman69" Das Bundesverfassungsgericht hatte in einem Urteil im März 1990 entschieden, dass das ganze Lied - also auch Strophe eins und zwei - unter dem Schutz der Kunstfreiheit interpretiert werden darf. Strafrechtlich geschützt ist allerdings nur die dritte Strophe." To sum it up, yes you can sing the full anthem but only the third anthem is protected by law so that can change any time and trust me, it will my guy
@@rabniscraft1804wait there is a third anthem
@@G3rm4n_FR13S Sorry, mistranslation, I meant 3rd verse
There is also alternative Trizonesien song from same era with different lyrics about German generals and if you sing it you should be in jail also I think :D
is heidi tschimela some kind of scat singing?
When you're trying to eliminate usury within your banking system, but then this happens...
Why nazbol flag?
der "Trizonesien - feurig wildem Wesien" reim ist der höhepunkt deutscher dichtkunst
I thougth he want to say "ein kleines Blümlein"
not everything german is nazi
So original
Thought Costa Rica annexed Germany
This is the most depressing thing I have ever witnessed
The one thing Trizonesians had that todays Germans dont have is a sense of humor
Lol
This was made by Rhinelandians not Germans
Germans do have a sense of humour, but it's a different kind of humour. A French might laugh about some joke, but a British might not laugh about the same joke, because they have a different sense of humour.
Who was the first person to see trizonesia?
Danke
Kind of curious. I understand the song’s origins, but not the Blue White and Red flag on screen. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you.
It was the flag of the German occupation IIRC
This is the universal flag to mark a merhacnt ship. until 4 years after the war (1949) there was no german state so german merchant ships just flew this flag which therefore became to only flag to recognize germany
Lustiges Lied
This is more patriotic than the entire German identity after 1945.
The Germans really destroyed an Entire Continent and decided to do a song saying "Oopsie Daisy lets dance"
Poland and Belarusian villages are not an entire continent.
@@JochenLichtensteiner-zm4pg Yeah neither France or European Russia
@@JochenLichtensteiner-zm4pg Yes, "Polish and Belarusian villages" from Coventry to Stalingrad ...
@@reginabillotti
Every bombing of WW2 from Warsaw to Dresden was legal.
Cry somewhere else, Italoid.
@@norikofu509
Most destruction in French cities during WW2 was caused by the USAF in summer 1944.
Lucius Clay dances the Polka.
It's not a polka, because a polka is set in 2/4 time, the Trizonesien-Song here is in 4/4 time.
FF tactics and then
It is the 2nd half of the 1940s: large parts of the world lay in ashes in the biggest most terrible war in human history is over a new time has begun man has gained the potential to destroy himself.
Meanwhile cologne:
Literally just Germany, Japan and Eastern European villages, that‘s not a large part of the world by far.
Why there's the National-Bolshevik flag instead of the Soviet, on the german map? Like i think they should know how the Soviet Union flag looks like... Anyways this song is pretty catchy.
Cool song but what is the name of it?
it’s in the title… it’s just called the trizonesia song
@@awfulzed i was sarcastic lol
👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙋♂
Immer noch unsere Hymne, und zwar so lange bis wir wieder frei und unabhängig werden mit einer echten vom Volk in Freiheit erstellten Verfassung.
Real
Und mit den Gebieten im Osten, die wir noch befreien müssen.
Wann wird Dein Hirn endlich frei von Scheiße?
Sind wir jetzt nicht frei oder was?
Es war nie eine offizielle Hymne, sondern wurde nur als inoffizieller Ersatz genutzt, genauso wie "Heidewitzka, Herr Kapitän". Als Adenauer damit in den USA (Chicago) begrüßt wurde, war er übrigens nicht sonderlich begeistert, zumal er Karl Berbuer nicht mochte und Deutschland damals bereits wieder eine offizielle Hymne hatte.
Im Gegenteil zu dem was du hier behauptest sind wir in der Tat frei und unabhängig, zudem mit einer gültigen Verfassung. Was du hier ablässt, ist typisches Reichsbürgergeschwafel.
1:07 Holy shit nazbol flag
Ah, German songs being unable to praise the looks of the women... classic.
Split berlin is so cursed
Just imagine walking forward and you end up in the ussr and walking backwards you end up in Britian
walking through france, ussr, usa and uk in a few hours must’ve been goofy
before 1961
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It was just one West-Berlin since 1950.
You also couldn‘t just move were you wanted to before and after 1961.
Entire world: Weeps.
The entire world was celebrating during this time
@@aaroncabatingan5238 No it wasn't Aaron. You aren't entire world.
Everyone celebrated the V day bro
Diese Kommentarsektion ist nun Eigentum der Bundesrepublik Deutschland.
Ok to be fair that really doesn't resemble a national anthem
Was only used as SUBSTITUTE for a national anthem at few events.
So funny!
Good as a funny a self-deprecating novelty song, showing a bit of German dry humor, but terrible as an "unofficial national anthem."
"we're indeed not cannibals, but we're in fact good kissers"
Germans being the most cannibal people in the world:
@derDeutsche-mh2zjSoße,zu Mensch?Nein ich denke er bezieht sich auf Meiwes..oder Krull..oder Haarmann...ein bisschen ist wohl was dran😅
PISSNELKE🤣
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Trizonia?
Soviet Union, US and UK
How about France?
*sad french voice*
Trizonia refers to the UK, US and France not the USSR
The French had given up their zone. As they did France in 1940.
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Quiet the opposite.
The zones were combined and the last remaining piece of collaboration was Saarland, which was controlled by France until 1956.
Only thing that's weird is that Germans are proud of their country even in the worst times but in the best way possible. Proud of their people, culture of thinking and reminding the war is over we can laugh again. Today you either have no patriotism at all or you have a version of American patriotism which isn't good for a German.
Excerpt from the German Wikipedia article „Reeducation“:
„Reeducation must be distinguished between short-term measures, which were aimed primarily at the adult population, and long-term measures, which were intended to ensure the re-education of the younger generation and subsequent generations through a special educational policy.“
What were Germans expecting from being on the losing side of the biggest war the world has ever known?
Britain and France lost just as much.
Kid gloves just like before.
They were actually planning to win the war
Holy Jesus, how could the German not have known that there are downsides in losing a war 🤯
Costarica song:
1:15 Nicht Richtig !
Wie die Wikinger kein neues Land entdeckten
Kolumbus war nicht der Erste, der sich geirrt hatte. Denn ganze 500 Jahre vor Kolumbus haben schon die Wikinger eine ähnliche Reise auf sich genommen und sind ebenfalls auf den amerikanischen Kontinent gestoßen.07.06.2023
Tatsächlich "entdeckte" Christoph Kolumbus vor Vespucci Amerika, daher wäre es eigentlich naheliegender gewesen, dem Kontinent seinen Namen zu geben (immerhin wurde aber Kolumbien nach dem Entdecker benannt). Da jedoch erst Vespucci bemerkte, dass es sich um einen neuen Kontinent handelte, wurde ihm die Ehre zuteil.22.02.2012
Not a single lie was uttered...
the destroyers of Germany
Modern Germany: *has the 3rd largest economy in the world and is a very important country of the EU*
The nazis? Of course they are
@derDeutsche-mh2zj I'd have that rather than my dead family
(I'm not German)
@@keanux5906 yeah not anymore, plus thats all Germany was, a producer but nothing else.
@thepeoplesrevolutionradio explain
cool day today
today is great
greatness is in the eye of the beholder
beholders never die
die in a car
car roll die
die fall
falling down
down we go
go home
home is gone
gone is wife
wife is dead
dead is internet
internet must have answers
answers not found
found help
help died
died in car
car is broken down
downtown
town is sad
sadness
sadness is end of life
life is gone
gone is love
love is for devil
devil tortures
torture forever
forever sad
sad
sad
sad.
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@@Generalissimo_David-Bthat's we after WW3
Three years after they killed 17 millions in the concentration camps, the guy is singing "we are not cannibals". How sweet.
Cry harder🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Chill bro. You overshot the actual number way too hard.
@@spooqus6541 They did, yes. But the actual number, 11 million, is still a lot of lives.
And this part of the song really is quite tasteless after everything that had happened, together with the whole "We didn't know nothing about it!" myth back then.
700 gigagorillian
@@thulfred It's you who are crying, I simply made a statement that you are not able to undermine. Good night and have a good live of a descendant of a genocidal :)