Hearts of Iron IV - "Wir Fahren Gegen Engeland"

from the Grand strategy videogame: Hearts of Iron IV Eastern front music pack from Paradox interactive
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Disclaimer: this upload is not meant for Political reasons

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My friends... it has often been said that I like war...

[@Frendlu]

My friends, I LOVE WAR!

[@asid5067]

I FUCKING love war I would DIE in the name of the advancement of American neo-imperialism

[@AndyIsBackk]

Hey, put those kids’ brains back where they were

[@snoopwolf7630]

I wish to dash these rumours. I don't simply like war... I... LOVE... War. Through my life I have discovered so many forms of war (continue if you know)

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[@АрсенийШпрингер]

I like war

[@cirosiam1617]

@@АрсенийШпрингер in my case i don't like real war but war strategy games.

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1940 Intensifies Sea Lion

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I love it 🖤 Dankjewel!!! Please upload more videos

[@DerPanzerToast]

Why did you say thank you in dutch If you wanted to say it in german It's Danke schön

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@@DerPanzerToast Maybe I'm Dutch??

[@oghmainfinium4677]

Kommt die Kunde, daß ich bin gefallen Daß ich schlafe in der Meeresflut Weine nicht um mich, mein Schatz, und denke: Für das Vaterland da floß sein Blut Gib' mir deine Hand, deine weiße Hand Leb’ wohl, mein Schatz, leb' wohl mein Schatz Leb' wohl, lebe wohl Denn wir fahren, denn wir fahren Denn wir fahren gegen Engeland, Engeland

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Danke!

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Hellsing Ultimate song

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RIP van

[@ピフミン]

I like war!

[@oceanichimself4603]

"Major, you really must lose weight." - the best character ever named after a famous cat

[@netrolancer1061]

That was how I first learned about the song.

[@DerPanzerToast]

Piss off, do not put the Kaiserliche Marine to shame

[@gamerito100]

My favourite song of the pack, yes! xD

[@Kaiserlich]

Bedankt u, wat een mooi Liedje

[@giovannifazzi4840]

Hermann Löns, 1866-1914 1. Heute wollen wir ein Liedlein singen, Trinken wollen wir den kühlen Wein Und die Gläser sollen dazu klingen, Denn es muß, es muß geschieden sein. Refrain: Gib' mir deine Hand, deine weiße Hand, Leb' wohl, mein Schatz, leb' wohl mein Schatz, Leb' wohl, lebe wohl Denn wir fahren, denn wir fahren, Denn wir fahren gegen Engeland, Engeland. 2. Unsre Flagge und die wehet auf dem Maste, Sie verkündet unsres Reiches Macht, Denn wir wollen es nicht länger leiden, Daß der Englischmann darüber lacht. Refrain: 3. Kommt die Kunde, daß ich bin gefallen, Daß ich schlafe in der Meeresflut, Weine nicht um mich, mein Schatz, und denke: Für das Vaterland da floß sein Blut. Refrain:

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Germany trying to fight the British on their domain. They try so hard.

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Based

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Thanks for sharing the good music, my friend. I really miss AH.

[@rhymstel]

This song is existed in ww1 for Imperial German Navy later it was used for Kriegsmarine in ww2

[@rhymstel]

I miss Otto von Bismarck , A.H just bring destruction to the world

[@Exodon2020]

@@angelofdeath1896 Bismarck? An Imperialist? A paper tiger? Dunno, he kinda knew to toss his weight around when it mattered and was famous for NOT being interested in pursuing Colonial plans. Hell, he even held the Berlin Conference to make sure the others wouldn't go at one anothers' throats over Colonial ambitions.

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@@angelofdeath1896 And? What's your point?

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1936 Naval build Germany!

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leb wohl mein bruders im krieg

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Operation sea lions

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Hellsing

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I love how they added Imperial German-era songs

[@thatguyriverside]

Technically this was also sung by the Kriegsmarine in WW2

[@FoAmY99]

@@thatguyriverside Which is why the first verse in this clip, threw me off, because it starts off with the 3rd verse of the song, Kommt die Kunde, dass ich bin gefallen, Dass ich schlafe in der Meeresflut. Weine nicht um mich, mein Schatz, und denke, Fur das Vaterland da floss sein Blut. The very first verse of this song is supposed to go: "Heute wollen wir en Liedlen singe, Trinken wollen wir den kuhlen wein. Und die Glaser sollen dazu klingen, Denn es muss, es muss geschiden sein.

[@loogi_101]

@@thatguyriverside He never did argue against what you claim. He merely stated a fact, as it was composed by Hermann Loens in 1910. Whether or not it was sung during WW2 is out of the regarding the initial statement. And that it was sung in WW2 is also a fact, or at least putative, not necessarily a hypothetical/ supposed matter either. Hermann Nielebock's 1939 rendition became popular during the Second World War

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when the version changes and you can't upload the original on youtube because youtube no likey german march

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Hellsing

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スタイリッシュ国際問題…

[@anglishbookcraft1516]

We’re faring against England

[@SurvivorMaster]

Doesn't gegen mean against? I think it better translates to "We travel against England"

[@oceanichimself4603]

@@SurvivorMaster In the end German has changed significantly since the early to mid 1900's. I'm pretty sure "Fahren" is faring, and "gegen" is against. So it'd be "We're faring against England" if I'm right, which I'm not sure if I am but I gave it a shot.

[@anglishbookcraft1516]

@@SurvivorMaster I knew that but didn’t know why I didn’t put it. Travel is a Latin loanword, while fare is the original word for it. Farewell, seafaring, wayfarer

[@renatopastronjevic1686]

i think the best translation is we are sailing towards England

[@florpyjohnson9531]

@@oceanichimself4603 "fahren" translates basically to driving, like you'd say "ich fahre nach berlin", but it's not limited just to driving. it could be sailing, biking, etc. and with "gegen" you kind of have to understand german to be able to understand what it means; it's hard to put it into english exactly, but against is good enough. the full statement is "Denn wir fahren gegen Engelland". in this case, "denn" could mean because or then. most likely because. "Because we're sailing against England" is probably the most accurate it could get, but again, you have to understand german for it to make sense totally. since i've learned german mostly by listening and watching movies and such, and less reading, i find myself saying things in german like i say things in english, just knowing the meaning and not having to translate it to english first. then when i translate it to english to tell someone else what it means, it makes no sense. learning languages is cool. i think everyone should learn at least two languages fluently, it makes you understand language, grammar, and everything so much more, and plus, it's pretty fun. at least when you're not just reading from a textbook and writing it down.

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Only Churchill's speeches could defeat the power of this March

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"Operation sea lion"

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