Greece: Anthem History

[@KingdomofFiume]

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[@PedroLanzarini]

Even after dozens of coups and changes of government, Greece kept it's anthem. Brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻

[@bruhz_089]

Albania did the same

[@yobama6966]

@@bruhz_089 We were talking about Greece not Albania

[@bruhz_089]

@@yobama6966 I know but Albania also has never changed their flag or anthem

[@ascendedascii]

@@bruhz_089 Albania changed his flag, it was during the socialist period

[@giannisfragos722]

​@@ascendedascii to be honest it wasn't that of a big change they removed the crown of skunderburg and put a star

[@Swissswoosher]

Greece: Whatever form of government, Song of Liberty is dope.

[@user-kussikh]

The previous Greek anthems and the short version: barely 40% Long version: >60% I just like how the Hellenic Republic (full lyrics) timestamp encompasses basically half an hour of time. Bet the singers needed water and rest after that. I love it

[@mitrikoudsi8060]

Amazing video! God bless GREECE 🇬🇷 🙏 ❤

[@makedonas_ellhnas]

During the era of king otto the british anthem's music was used

[@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977]

How u know?

[@sofeadanish4917]

Actually it was the Bavaria's anthem

[@ERISLagriega]

Fue un rey alemán impuesto a Grecia por los verdugos saqueadores genocidas como parte de las humillaciones, ahí los ves a los turcos a los eslavos a los germanos a los españoles y resto de naciones inventadas sobre las ruinas de los griegos, armenios, asirios, de los latinos europeos italiani "mediterraneo subrraza! Según los dos bandos los únicos malos los nazis SOLO el oportuno holocausto lavanderia de crímenes reales.

[@ERISLagriega]

Fijate Otonianos y otomanos

[@ΙωσήφΔαπόλας]

Είμαι από την Ελλάδα that means : i am from greece

[@pantoflagaminggr]

είναι σουβλάκι όχι καλαμάκι

[@svenheilborn1537]

Congratulations for your national holiday on 25th March Greece from your friends in Germany

[@vimic4142]

Second Republic of Greece (1925-1936)

[@wardafournello]

Divine Greece , long live Hellas.

[@GreeceUSA]

Respect Love Greece United States🇬🇷🦅🇺🇲

[@EthanMadrivis]

Love this video im actullay Greek 🇦🇺❤🇬🇷🇺🇦

[@vimic4142]

First Republic of Greece (1823-1833)

[@joegharbi1541]

God bless Greece 🇬🇷

[@OrthoKarter]

the turkish one in the start doesnt count.

[@panos117]

μπουρδες ανιστορητες ....Ο Σολωμος εγραψε τον υμνο καπου στο 32 αλλα μελοποιηθηκε 40 χρονια αργοτερα απο τον Μαντζαρη ....Αρα ....Ποιος ηταν ο εθνικος υμνος 1832 με 1872??? οεο ?? Μαντεψε .χαχα Αιντε γιδια

[@nyosionus]

I agree

[@ΔημητρηςΠολιτης-ι2μ]

Ο ύμνος της Ελλάδας πλεων πρέπει να ακούγεται μόνο με τον βασιλιά Παύλος β

[@sarah_fides]

The national anthem under Otto was "God Save Otto our King", which was set to the same music as God Save the King and the German imperial anthem

[@Tablos-b9o]

*himno más largo del mundo* El wey que no desayuno:💀☠️

[@ΔημήτριοςΛεκατης-δ8γ]

Ubsolutely wrong...!!! The poet "Hymn to liberty" consists of 158 stanzas but ONLY the first 24 of them were declared by George A' king of the Hellenes as the official national anthem of Greece in 1864. However, just the first 2 of them are played and sung during the formal events. The rest stanzas of the poet ARE NOT part of the Greek national anthem. In addition, there was NO official or unofficial Greek national anthem up to 1832. After Otto, son of the king of Bavaria, was chosen as the first king of Hellas, the anthem of Bavaria (the melody of which is the same with the British anthem) was adopted as the first official national anthem of Greece, named "God save the king" and remain as national anthem till 1864.

[@nikolasmtr]

🤓

[@mott_scanley0029]

🤓

[@nikoss.m]

Ευχαριστώ για τις πληροφορίες!

[@apmoy70]

Επί Όθωνα, εθνικός ύμνος - ή σωστότερα βασιλικός ύμνος - ήταν η μελωδία του God save the King/Queen, με στίχους "Τον Βασιλέα μας Όθωνα τον Πρώτον σώσον Θεέ. Αύξησον, κράτυνον την βασιλεία του. Τον Βασιλέα μας σώσον Θεέ"

[@Jafantant]

Jock What? I Hope You Did Not Dose On Steroids

[@KSV28]

Hype 100k views on this channel

[@issith7340]

We also hope that you read more, before presenting information, here, at least about countries that are so close, geographically, to your “country. Eg, only check the last name of greece’s first governor, to see how more, you sould study. The name is: capodistrias. Sounds familiar?😁❤️🇬🇷

[@productions4452]

A video about the national anthem of Greece and its completely wrong. The first anthem was under the Byzantine Empire and it would be "to thee the champion leader". The first Hellenic republic did not have an anthem. The Kingdom of Greece under Otto (1832-1864) used God Save the King. In 1864 they adopted the Hymn of liberty.

[@Deutschesreich_Official]

Deleted Anthem: Hellenic State

[@vimic4142]

Tsardom of Greece (1936-1974)

[@KaiokenRush]

That didn’t exist

[@μάξιμος14142]

Long live Greece

[@Karagiozis52]

Actually the hymn to liberty wasn't the national anthem of Greece until the reign of George the First.

[@vimic4142]

Republic of Greece (1974-?)

[@IDK-wi8rj]

Why you don’t add Greece last broadcast ww2

[@shinmoroboshi8632]

Royal anthem of Greece 1832-1862?

[@issith7340]

Incorrect video. Only the first 2 lines, of what is presented here, is the national anthem of greece, since ever. The original poem may be long, but it’s not the anthem in its entirety. The first 2 lines are, and that’s all. Now, greek history is the longest, in Europe and one of the longest worldwide. Same thing with the language: alone with Chinese, greek language is the oldest, non stop in use, until today, language of earth.❤️ we wish, and hope, that you fix the video, fast.🇬🇷

[@wemovedto8.125]

Well, this video is wrong. Because Mahmudiye Marşı was adopted in 1829, 7 years after independence of Greece

[@ThymariVanRaalte]

What's the Morea Eyalet anthem called

[@va_sirberpasir9708]

Mahmudiye marsi if I'm not mistaken

[@SteliosAxios]

Can you remove the Turkish hymn from the beginning and also Otto and Sakelaropoulou from the Thumbnail? They are all offensive. What you present is not Greece, but a miserable protectorate. I will report the video for the Turkish hymn.

[@vimic4142]

Ottoman Greece (1714-1822)

[@Destroytheshipstuff]

Ottoman captured greece in 1453 not 1714

[@ThanaphatJannet]

Greek Revolutionary 🤨 Where is

[@duccnokiaeh]

3:06

[@borandenizyaz7211]

Is it true that the Greek anthem insulted the Turks? 😢

[@apmoy70]

No it's not, the Greek national anthem is the first two stanzas of the poem by Dionysios Solomos "Hymn to Liberty", the English translation of the Greek national anthem is this: "Hymn to Liberty" 'I recognise you by the sharpness, of your fearsome sword, I recognise you by the gleam (in your eyes) with which you rapidly survey the earth. From the sacred bones, of the Hellenes arisen, and strengthened by your antique bravery, hail, o hail, Liberty!' I see no mention of any people or nation other than the Greeks.

[@The-National-Syndicalist]

Hellenic state left the chat

[@nyosionus]

The unofficial anthem

[@dean.haraldkolompar7624]

37:30

[@user-oc5bc4ol7j]

Grik antem

[@nauvalraihan3458]

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[@MrAnonym-h4l]

imagine you call yourself a proud patriot of a plastic state created by Great Britain,France and russia which was ruled by a bavarian man named otto😂🤡

[@eliteplier]

My favourite is the first onr

[@supamara923]

Prepare when the greeks notice this comment, im not greek im preventing you

[@vimic4142]

Tsardom of Greece (1833-1925)

[@nikolasmtr]

tsardom...? Excuse you?

[@thanasisvoutsas461]

Greece never had a czar