Karl Sternau - Die graue Kompanie [Best March Version][+ English Translation]

[@KarlSternau]

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[@heyheyhey1481]

This is a combination of Wo alle Straßen enden, die letzen companie marschiert. This is great.

[@herrfeind]

its just die letze kompanie but with graue kompanie instead

[@Geoffrey6_]

Amazing version! Probably the best one I've heard.

[@mihirshetye4624]

The 'little company' version is great too.

[@fabiensierke]

Nach nicht einmal 30 Sekunden wurde ich dazu verleitet, den Like-Button zu drücken. Absolut hervorragende Musikbegleitung!!! ☺

[@LastBrigadier]

The trilled R is not specific to Austrian at all, many German dialects still retain it even in the North, and Buehnendeutisch is not the sole reason people pronounce the "R" at the end either. I had seen Germans who do indeed pronounce the R even at the end like in "Gar" and this was true for most of German's history.

[@yalam713]

J'adore ! Vive l'Allemagne ! The German spirit will prevail and live on forever ! Greetings and love from France ! Long live Sacred Germany !

[@dro1562]

Ensemble dans la révolution! Greetings from Germany

[@Nivred]

@@dro1562 Vive l'Allemagne from France, together we will hold Europa

[@ArnoldSchnitzler]

Merci mon Copain de france

[@frontgamet.v1892]

Thank you my french brother.. Don't give up your love for your blood and country! Gott mit uns! 🇫🇷💙❤️🇩🇪

[@creber4790]

@@frontgamet.v1892 Yoooo what's the profile picture about Im kinda confused, is it some kind of symbol I dont know?

[@buzzford]

You deserve more subscribers, kamerade.

[@KarlSternau]

Feel free :D :D:D

[@DragonsAndDragons777]

​@@KarlSternau mmm I did

[@maximilian1181]

Sehr schön gesungen das ist mein lieblingslied

[@G.D.9]

Great version👍👍

[@pseudosaurusrex6028]

Wunderbar!

[@Musikus1871]

Tolle Version, danke

[@deraltesoldat6594]

Super klasse. 👍✊💪

[@karstenernst9897]

Ein sehr sehr sehr schönes Muskivideo, auch der March hört sich sehr schön an 📀💿🙏🎤🎥🎼👏📯🎬🎸📼🎷🥁😚💪📽️🎧🎹👌🇩🇪📻🎵🎙️🎶👍🪕

[@callsignsealt5340]

Holy shit this is fire I’m genuinely surprised

[@БорисШиршов-в5ъ]

Ништяк песня!

[@TheStickCollector]

interessant

[@АнатолийЛаднер-и1с]

Danke 🔥✌️🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪💯

[@mccupido9062]

Wow 🖤🤍❤️

[@DragonsAndDragons777]

I salute men who die for their country

[@angelonero737]

❤

[@frankwilde8682]

tolles lied

[@ChrisS-cj6xh]

Ist das nicht das gleiche Lied, wie die "Die letzte Kompanie"?

[@KarlSternau]

Ja

[@vladimirlazarev6165]

Гарна пісенка

[@annaduda7260]

Kiedy powstała ta piosenka?

[@annaduda7260]

@Karl Schulze O,Danke.

[@AB-gk8cs]

While the song might be catchy, it is also more than a little bit unsetteling, if you look closer. Given the fact, that the song is about a (beaten) "grey" army it is clear, that most probably the imperial German army of World War I is ment (NOT the Wehrmacht, because for this it would sound to defeatist - not that this would be better). And if you take this into consideration, who do you think are "they", who are mentioned in the song, when "revenge", "treason" and "taking back the faith" are the topic? Certainly NOT the Entente, oh no. This song sounds for me as something that the so called "Freikorps" would have sung (if the song is actually from this time). And the not clearly specified enemies in the the song are that "enemies" of Germany, which a certain austrian NCO of the Bavarian Army named A. H. did use to spin his murderous and genocidal ideology around. So...🤢🤢

[@Kapitein_Johannes]

*Translation

[@Guilherme-sz5jj]

Ww1 or ww2?

[@BorchikYes]

World war 1

[@taufeeqkhan2629]

Machen Sie dasselbe in der weiblichen Stimme

[@MaherOdeh-qm1dw]

💪🏻🇩🇪💪🏻🤍🌹😘✌🏻🍻🍻

[@UlrickMAREIGNER]

C5 XM

[@randomthings4815]

E

[@BananenHaider]

F

[@BorchikYes]

@@BananenHaider G

[@UlrickMAREIGNER]

C5

[@cobbvd]

Photo of Russian soldiers ?