Let's Walk in the Free Imperial Village of Gochsheim!

Hey guys, join me an a little walk in the Free Imperial Village of Gochsheim near Schweinfurt.
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[@ihuliige6776]

"4 days by tank" haha so very German :)

[@malj7890]

If that was Britain it would have thousands of boat people bynow

[@derkernspalter]

They do this here too. Villages with 1000 people get sometimes the same amount of refutschis. The Greens and other commies openly said 10-15 years ago that now after the cities are "diverse" they want to make rural areas less white and so they did and still do.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

@JoleFin And UK is the former Sweden of Europe.

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

RIP Britain.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

@JoleFin Norway should have protected their hero, Qvisling, I love the film he made, Unger Vilje, I think it's called. It was available on the web until I started posting it around, then it's disappeared. Would be amazing to add English subtitles, people would so get the message he was sending.

[@ErikBramsen]

"Four days by tank? I dunno..." Nice!

[@GyroGarrison]

Love these types of videos, they help me and encourage me to travel Germany. I'm an Englishman currently learning the beautiful language of Germany. This is to eventually travel to Germany to see her historic beauties and the WWII sites. I can't wait.

[@mikev7357]

Look this up! Engländer, aufs maul!

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

Same here! I’m an Englishman learning some German too to visit Germany and see some historical sites. I love Medieval villages and castles. My town is partnered with an old Stauferstadt in southern Germany not far from Stuttgart and I’m excited to see it one day.

[@GyroGarrison]

@@undeadwerewolves9463 My town up north is partnered with the Northern German City of Bremerhaven, they are big ports for the country or use to be. It goes to show we are never alone in our Journey's my friend!

[@markhansen6236]

This was cool. I would appreciate more tours like this.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

Lippstadt and Hamelyn would be nice, they're close to each other, but I'd love to see Bamberg.

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

Absolutely

[@derkernspalter]

Travel speed of a Leopard 2 should be like 40-50 km/h. So if you have the refuel once after 500km you should make it in around 10 hours. Probably less if you go full speed. :P

[@redpillgermany2162]

Yes, today's tanks... sure.

[@mikev7357]

@@redpillgermany2162 somebody with some wishful thinking commenting on your vids.

[@drstrangelove4998]

God bless the Leo ll ❤

[@peterbrown6224]

You've no idea of how much I miss Germany. It's just too much effort now.

[@TheStephencraig01]

4 days by tank 🤣 Savage

[@rubensrubezahl9628]

Nice parking by that lady.

[@mjhmn]

gorgeous

[@robertharrison7383]

Was ein Schoene Stadt! Vielen Dank(e?)!

[@redpillgermany2162]

Gerne doch

[@allon33]

A place for the women and children, while the men pushed them back.

[@apples874]

Is there a lot of germination in Germany?

[@fazole]

Do children in Germany still learn the cursive style of writing. In the US where I live, they don't. I habe die alte deutsche Buchstabe zu lernen und verstehen aber die schient mir wie mittleralter Sprache aus!

[@robertmaier6750]

Was sagst du zur Verhaftung von Oliver Janich? Hast du eigentlich seine Videos angeguckt?

[@redpillgermany2162]

Nein, habe ich nicht. Ist aber schon krass, dass er in Asien verhaftet wurde weil er einen schlechten Witz gemacht hat.

[@ultimaetsolder]

Nice to see no diversity enrichments walking around in full barkas.

[@redpillgermany2162]

I have seen them there, too, but not too many. It was peaceful, at least.

[@Hereward47]

I was in Forres last week a very small place in the far North of Scotland and down a little street came a hijab wearing Muslima. Is there anywhere they don’t wish to culturally enrich?.

[@SteveKanterakiss]

Just gorgeous!!!!

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

so quiet and no graffiti/trash. its looks like "home" nice....

[@redpillgermany2162]

we still have some places like this, but most places now are destroyed, already.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

@@redpillgermany2162 your warrior spirit is never destroyed! fight for good! there's well water, that's a start. i live 20 miles from anywhere here. the neighbors are 100 years old on both sides of my 30 acres. i play the YT videos just to feel like there is another person around. Cities are junk here. full of on the dole strangers from somewhere else with another tongue. turning into a welfare state.

[@martinwenzel3578]

May we take it all back soon

[@censortube3778]

Bayern ist am besten

[@erichtomanek4739]

Germany is Best.

[@jetuber]

I would still award top honours to the Rheinprovinz (which used to be a single entity under the Prussians but is now divided between, I believe, three different states).

[@kreativkopf9363]

Franconia rules! 😎 😂

[@klausdiefenbach8329]

Really enjoy your travel logs. Thank you

[@marinaochoa816]

A fairy 🧚‍♀️ tales town Beautiful!

[@jetuber]

The former German settlements in Siebenbürgen (Transylvania) were renowned for their fortified churches. Many still exist and are quite impressive: see Birthälm (Biertan) and Weißkirch, for example. but there are quite a few, considerably larger than the one in Gochsheim.

[@redpillgermany2162]

I guess they needed them there.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

Chiervo, in West Liguria, Italy, is a fortified village worth a visit if you ever go there. There are no roads, just small lanes that can at most fit two people side by side. It has the most amazing church at the top too.

[@robertharrison7383]

I always thought it was "Siebenstadt(en?)" danke fur clearing that up!

[@jetuber]

@@robertharrison7383 Also not to be confused with the Siebengebirge.

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

Somewhere I visited in the North of England called Durham is an interesting sight. A giant cathedral on a hill overlooking the whole city as well as a small castle next to it. It’s part of the university now and I think in the cathedrals small court yard is where a scene from Harry Potter was filmed.

[@Mary_Kraensel]

Hey there, Herr RPG!! I really loved your walking tour of Dinkelsbühl and recall what you said about the well. Gochsheim is so lovely and has such a charm about it.

[@redpillgermany2162]

Thank you!

[@countenanceblog]

"Elsaß, currently part of France" A knife twisted in both our backs. "Oh god, he's not going to start on that for the 97 trillionth time, is he?"

[@redpillgermany2162]

Temporarily under French administration.

[@nobodycares9494]

Danke Schoen! I missed the city/village tours.

[@O.Shawabkeh]

Well maintained town, to ruin it by treating it like any other is just criminal.

[@martinwenzel3578]

Great upload. Thanks RPG! You’re the best. Grüß Gott!

[@pensans1]

4 days by tank 🤣

[@maidende8280]

Seems more like a small town? Maybe I’m spoiled by the 500 & 1000 ppl villages (& much smaller) around me. No fortified wall with storage around the church in the larger village, but there is a nice stone wall.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

It looks so much like many parts of Germany, brand new, I'm assuming it was rebuilt after the continuing Allied occupation when they'd illegally carpet bombed the West of Europe. Really great concept, I'd heard of some German areas never being Serfs, but thought it was more like Hanover and Thuringia. Here in jUK we have many, many hands in our pies, like a baron, from the "Norman invasion", who just happened to bring guess who here, as Julius Cesar had done before them. Then there are the Dukedoms, then Duchy's, like the Duchy of Cornwall and the Duchy of Lancaster, which Prince Charles occupies both offices. So, there are Counties and Boroughs, Margaret Thatcher, under Keith Joseph, disbanded the County Councils and changed the law of the Local Government Act of 1888, sec 79(2), that the inhabitants of a county shall have no duties or liabilities and that the Council shall have ALL of them. That was changed in 1985 under, again, the Local Government Act but this time section 17(b), and/or(c). There's also the Churche's Provinces, of which there are two, the Province of York and the Province of Canterbury, but that's Catholic, so after the lunatic Henry 8th, who also brought some you know whos to get his divorce done, changed the Catholic Church's standing and sacked all the monasteries and cathedrals for the booty(gold). Then came the Police, as the Peelers, then they changed their name to Bobbies, who were set up to protect the merchants in the City of London, gee, I wonder why? Then in 1911, just as many you know whos were arriving from Russia after Russia had lost the Ruso-Jap war, the Poor Laws were changed to bring about the birth of the National Insurance... Guess who would be behind that money spinner??? Correct, them! Indeed so. Maybe the nearest English equivalent is Royal Tunbridge Wells, or even Royal Berkshire, which is a county, but they're down South and I'm up North.

[@countenanceblog]

Been to Würzburg, Bamberg and through the Fulda Gap. But not yet to Gochsheim or Schweinfurt.

[@redpillgermany2162]

I like the area. Hassfurt is also nice.

[@jetuber]

I used Bamberg as a travel hub this summer for four days (mostly because of its proximity to Burg Lauenstein, a castle that I've long wanted to visit but is a bit out of the way). Relatively speaking, I was somewhat disappointed. Other than the cathedral, which is genuinely magnificent, I would say that many other German and Franconian cities offer more and better of what you can find in Bamberg. I would say that Nürnberg, Bayreuth, Coburg and, yes, even Würzburg are more rewarding, especially for a stay of several days. I haven't been to Schweinfurt, but it's renowned for an exceptional art gallery, featuring works by Caspar David Friedrich. Would love to tour it someday.

[@redpillgermany2162]

@@jetuber The charme of Bamberg is not so much the buildings, although they are great, too. The really great thing about Bamberg and the area around it is the beer culture and the food.

[@jetuber]

@@redpillgermany2162 Funny you should say that. I tried the vaunted Bamberg Rauchbier. Let's just say that I definitely prefer Weißbier! One thing I *will* give Bavaria -- its traditional cuisine is Germany's best. I also have a fondness for the Röstla that are indigenous to Nürnberg and the Weißwurst that, as far as I know, also originates in Bavaria.

[@redpillgermany2162]

@@jetuber the Rauchbier is an acquired taste. Most foreigners do not like it, but there are so many other great beers, there.

[@Grace0Claire]

Perhaps you can answer my question; It occurred to me when I am walking through certain villages in Germany that it's so quiet in the streets! Especially where there's people living, thus not the ones with shops. What is it with that? I'm from the Netherlands, so we're pretty much crowded with people, you will see them every time when you walk out the door. But in Germany it just looks like no one is living up there, no people coming in or out their doors....

[@okshadowbannedjet7981]

There is no reason to walk on the streets except for leaving the house and going somewhere. If you want to see the people you must go where people go, moutain tops may be full of people over the weekend.

[@nullifye7816]

I would be going for a stroll everyday if I lived here, but then maybe people get bored of seeing even these nice houses. I suspect that having cars able to go down these narrow streets and few social areas and shops and bars and such in between the houses reduces people's comfort with being outside. Plus the old "no community anymore, no need to go for strolls and promenades, entertainment at home" the same reasons people stay home elsewhere.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

Maybe the cities are more outdoors, in Munich it is so, and Berlin I hear.

[@GlenMcGlone]

That was a lovely little break from Clown World.

[@chris8878]

Love these videos, people don’t realize that much of medieval Christian folklore comes from Germany especially the ones pertaining to noble princes and princesses. The hundreds of micro states in the Holy Roman Empire & first/second reichs each had their own ruling house and noble family all working together with Rome. Much of the old Halloween folklore comes from east Europe in this time period as well, witches (pagan women), vampiric royal accountants/ Frankenstein (very early medical & science experiments-probably all illegal by Rome)/ Dracula folklore (Van-Helsing movie basically lol).

[@jfv65]

i would have expected that well to be inside the Gaden of that Kirchenburg. When you are under siege you need drinkingwater inside.

[@okshadowbannedjet7981]

there most certainly is a well inside the fort as well

[@darrenoetinger7876]

What was the significance of the charming character imortalized with the statue? Curious about the strap across his foot and what that was under it.

[@darrenoetinger7876]

Oh, and thank you for the tour

[@marlajacques6947]

Interesting as always, my bro

[@ChristieNel]

Fascinating to learn about these old, historical places. Thank you for the video tours.

[@redpillgermany2162]

you are welcome!

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

I know it’s costly to travel around but these videos I adore. Just seeing the beautiful nature in the background of his videos is just a nice too.

[@chickenbonelives]

That 9 euro ticket is really something 😄

[@redpillgermany2162]

Yes, I have to pay for it while I use my car. Public transport is for the exotics.

[@jetuber]

It ruined my vacation. Regional trains used to be pleasant ways of getting about from place to place, not at all crowded. One could always find an empty area just for oneself. This summer? Packed like sardines in a can. Awful. The IC/ICE trains were better, but those won't get you to the more out-of-the-way treasures.

[@EricLehner]

Hello from Canada. I think such little walking tours would be of interest to many. (Consider Bayreuth!). Cheers.

[@Rampart.X]

Very nice. But I imagine also expensive and restrictive. You'd have to fit in with the people. And nowhere to park your SUV.

[@leipzigergnom]

Thanks for the tour! I was recently in Görlitz in Sachsen, and I wonder if that was a free imperial city; it had a city wall and was obviously very wealthy in the past. Very beautiful city

[@redpillgermany2162]

Görlitz was a Reichslehen. So it was given to the dukes and kings of Bohemia. They had it fortified.

[@leipzigergnom]

@@redpillgermany2162 oh, interesting!

[@undeadwerewolves9463]

8:29 your sense of Humor is great. 😂 anyway absolutely gorgeous setting that must be preserved and cherished. So glad you shared this place with us. 🙂

[@TheSwissChalet]

loved it!

[@mike0419d]

Great tour! Vielen dank!

[@johnyhefner]

Thank you for the tour and history lesson. I doubt I’ll make it there, so this will have to do.

[@mikev7357]

Ich bin dabei!

[@veryunusual126]

Willst du jetzt eine Panzerfahrt nach Frooonckreisch machen???😱😱

[@redpillgermany2162]

Lieber Kaffeefahrt. Net so staubig.