Hindenburg Inspects Army

[@ddr_collector107]

0:06 Nibelungen Marsch 0:18 Präsentiermarsch für Spielleute aus drei Preußischen Grenadiermärschen 0:40 Deutschlandlied 0:49 Nibelungen Marsch 0:55 Preußischer Lockmarsch 1:04 Defiliermarsch von Carl Faust

[@riovoneinzbern8849]

Thanks!

[@nathanprado260]

Thanks

[@1973modi]

alongside Hindenburg is the defense minister Groener (served 1928-1932).

[@banquo60615]

Why did the Brits always have to interject some snide comment about Germans goose-stepping, but have said nothing about Soviets, Chinese Communists, North Koreans, etc. doing the same for the past 80 years?

[@zackkilgore528]

Because the British press are comprised of Trotskyists and despite falling under the Menshevik umbrella that is sidelined and ridiculed by mainline Communists, like Marxist Leninists and Maoists, they are nonetheless sympathetic to Communist ideology.

[@nolmanimates3031]

Idk, its just them picking and choosing what they don't like

[@randomobserver8168]

A fair point, and I'm happy to always slag communists, but two notes: 1. The Germans were Britain's enemy twice in the two biggest wars of modern, or all, times. Those other countries were, respectively, an opponent in a Cold War and two briefly enemies in an undeclared regional conflict for 3 years on the other side of the world. 2. At the time of this newsreel, the first of those two biggest wars against Germany had already happened and was only ten years in the past, part of the lived experience of most Britons, whereas the Russians were a distant potential problem that had only begun to manifest, and the other two didn't exist yet.

[@randomobserver8168]

Also worth noting the German goose step here is much more dignified and less Monty Python than the ones the Russians, Chinese or North Koreans do.

[@thomashagen6236]

Weil die Briten einfach so nicht marschieren können.😉

[@xxdomixx1085]

If somebody wants to know this. This video is from 1928. I don't know the month.

[@1973modi]

its from august 1929- it has to be because the weimar constitution was adopted august 14, 1919 and the captions say its the tenth anniversary of the constitution

[@user-ec7lt1wc3l]

It's actually from '32 Whilst the Constitution was adopted in 1919 the first "Constitution-Day" was in 1922 it was the national holiday of the Weimar republic.

[@claudiov5554]

Read the description is from 1929

[@richardcurry4912]

Hindenburg walks really well for his age.

[@oogii-j5s]

私は日本人で、プロイセンを尊敬しています。 かつてヴィルヘルム1世とビスマルクは日本の使節に対し的確で正直な助言をしてくれました。ドイツ帝国は日本が英国とロシアに対峙しながらも独立国家として国権を保持する規範を示してくれました。 今も東ドイツ人は誇り高く、公正だと信じています。 我々はグローバリズムと偽善の平和主義のようなものに主権を犯されていますが、19世紀に目覚めたようにいつか自信を取り戻すでしょう。

[@waynebrown616]

What kind of cymbal is used in these old German military bands that produces that flat crashing sound?

[@theamericaneaglepatriot9673]

1:05 what is that March?

[@ottovonbismarck7779]

TheAmericanEagle Patriot Defilermarsch. Be careful as there is also the Bayrischer Defilermarsch, which is entirely different.

[@jmu3441]

Defiliermarsch von Carl Faust

[@nickys3225]

Is it a Prussian military tradition for soldiers to yell during reviews?

[@palastofhistory4026]

Yes it is Bundeswehr does it to

[@Marco-bf4uu]

When did anyone scream?

[@ernestotortora2088]

All for Peace!!!!!!!!

[@GrimmyFam]

Oh fuck, what the hell was that ending song?😮😮

[@albertpiky2731]

1:00 I like the #Goosestep more then die #Rabbitstep....✌️😎🍷

[@brunokirchensittenbach9294]

Unser Kaiser mit uns..!!!!!🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@rogerlecucq4117]

Ja, ja, der preussische Stechschritt, Weimarer Zeit, vermutlich Sommer 1928 oder Sommer 1929, August wohl, 10 Jahre Weimarer Republik.......

[@justinf.3293]

Leider ging es da schon abwärts mit der Weimarer Republik

[@alfapainting5790]

Best March.Sorry Alied

[@Magneto84]

Queria servir a um exército assim poderoso temido respeitado grande Alemanha oriental

[@agnaldofreitas8862]

Os soldados de hinderburg ja tinham feito a cópia do uniforme da werhmatch.

[@MonikaAPO2.0]

Häuptling Silberlocke heute in Schloß Bellevue 🤥🤑🤓😵

[@larryrobinson6914]

Ah Cannon fodder

They look really sloppy and somber here. Still not visible are the slick and well-disciplined aesthetic of the Nazi war machine.

[@louislungbubble]

this is the Reichswehr , the army of Weimar , a more subdued period for German arms between the Imperial and 3rd Reich military eras

[@gary6884]

I disagree, their marching may seem less aggressive in comparison at worst.

[@lucaswilson2520]

Your an idiot

[@ottovonbismarck7779]

Lucas Wilson actually, you’re the idiot. When saying ‘’you are’’ as an abbreviation, the correct spelling is ‘’you’re.’’ ‘’Your’’ refers to something that another person has (example: Your gloves; your hat; your game, etc).

[@lucaswilson2520]

Boris Anderson Caillou congrats thanks for correcting, me I wonder if you do this for everyone.

[@eric-hj8pn]

⚽⚾🏉 every american could have had a million dollars by now Coffee is for closers ☕ no more Coffee for trump 🎨

[@nolmanimates3031]

Dont be sad it ended, be happy it happened

[@johnded3874]

Weimar Germany?

[@nolmanimates3031]

Germany's sense of style

[@johnded3874]

@@nolmanimates3031 The only thing I don't like is that the trousers are too lose and have no form.