Swing in 3rd Reich: Fud Candrix - Dein Süßer Mund, Du Kleine Frau, 1942

[@joeblack1950]

Super schöne Musik & Bilder Schade das ich so spät geboren bin!!!!

[@jolo3218]

Genau dass sage ich mir seit Jahrzehnten....

[@bernardocarlosblanco8397]

Totalmente de acuerdo, hermosas imágenes y video musical.

[@bernardocarlosblanco8397]

Stimme voll und ganz zu, schöne Bilder und Musikvideo

[@mainaccount131]

Excellent music with historical photos

[@mainaccount131]

Good music. Of historical interest

[@petertaylor3600]

It's for that reason that this kind of popular music shouldn't be forgotten. The reason has nothing to do with historical events taking place at the time, it was an era.

[@HmvgramophonesEu45]

What a charming song! Thanks for sharing.

[@dick12235]

Thanks for this Treat.

[@dobletiempo3128]

Großartig! Danke.

[@jolo3218]

Danke! Sehr schön gestaltet mit all den Bildern...

[@Николай-щ7ж4л]

Schönes Lied!

[@franzlvorex1899]

Lovely pictures!

[@marianazimmer7288]

Pretty Sweet german, i love this country, Köln-POA

[@raxes1144]

Germany is dead

[@OlgaNovakauskiene]

Swing in 3rd Reich - Fud Candrix - *Dein Süßer Mund ,du kleine Frau*- 1942 Dziekuje Bardzo !!!

[@240252]

Olga Novakauskiene Greetings to you, Olga! :-)

[@Steamtramman719]

Unity was so beautiful. Lady Diana remained so, and was pleasant company.

[@tangogent]

What about their souls!? Damned to Hell, for eternity!

[@lawrencelewis2592]

Those Mitford sisters are fascinating.

[@tangogent]

I appreciated the savage irony of pairing the sweet music with photos of Hitler and his groupies. Thank you for such a stimulating treat. (I do wish all the ladies had been identified, however.)

[@antonios7061]

ottima sinfonia per un intrigante video

[@BartlomiejKrysiak]

Śpiewa Tony Jongenelen, przynajmniej tak podaje niemieckie wydawnictwo płytowe na którym ukazała się niniejsza piosenka.

[@daveday5507]

I'm getting mixed messages here.

[@petertaylor3600]

Is that because you're getting mixed people there, too? That makes mixed messages, y'know.

[@daveday5507]

@@petertaylor3600 Perhaps you need to have lived at the time. This is as phony as American films of the time. That kind of music was banned in Germany.

[@petertaylor3600]

@@daveday5507 Dave, the thing is. I did. I was very much around at that time. And, furthermore I agree about the phoniness, but phoney was needed during WW2 at that time, because of the fear and uncertainty and the horror of life when it might be taken from you. If it was banned, as I have seen others tell me, why were such things recorded then? And, why must everybody get so worked up about nothing?

[@petertaylor3600]

@@daveday5507 Well, golly gosh! The thing is, Dave.......I WAS.....I was somewhere and very much around. It's like yesterday. Of course popular music was played there and then, however not in the English language if there were vocals. And, they were not past doing their interpretation of music from the US either. I hear the German troops loved Crosby, who was detested by Hitler as decadent. FGS!

[@daveday5507]

@@petertaylor3600 I'm not talking about the music. The picture of German society is as false as the picture of American society at that time. Astaire and Rogers were pure fantasy. Despite what you say, this was well before WW2. If you were around in 1933, I congratulate you.

[@Joebunkyss1]

im sure ISIS members still like rock n roll when they hear it in the distance.

[@raxes1144]

1:11 Unity mitford, die walküre

[@ismimisoylememegerekyokher3043]

Lyrics?

[@dzhegertwo4520]

Exceptionally thought-provoking and clever video. To the sound of a pleasant and relaxing tune, with an appropriate title, we are presented with a parade of these notorious women who attached themselves to this monstrous leader and regime out of naiveté, malice, or heartlessness. Some "suesse Frauen" indeed! Thanks, G.

[@240252]

dzheger two Just think, these few are just a handful of names from the CROWD of his worshippers, who represented the most of the German elites and artistic cirles of that time. To say ", all of them "were terrorised" by "nazis" - is not an explanation. Zarah Leander could as well continue her career in Sweden ,where she belonged -= yet, she stayed in Berlin first of all bacause of enorrmous money she earned in UFA. Do you know, that she bought for herself a castle in Sweden, where she lived untill her death? Also the Mitfords - that's a really amazing story - for their family were close relatives to Winston Churchill! Neither the Duchess of Windsor can be called the "poor terrorised" soul. She admired Hitler, because she agreed with every word of his speeches and of his writings. The same refers to Winifred Wagner. And what to think about Leni - who sent to Hitler an entusiastic telegram after Paris was taken by the German army in 1940. It was not like the "terrorised" people behave. She was simply a part of that and she must be judged with the same measure like all the criminals, for as an artist and intellectual, her responsibility was even bigger. In Poland, we have a similar problem with intellectuals and artist who surrendered to the Stalinism. However, on contrary to nasizm, the whole nation was in Poland against the stalinism, while nazism was enthusuastically chosen by all Germans in democratic election of 1933.

[@mike20809]

@@240252 Very interesting/ When we speak of Stalin it`s always awfull and monstrous. Here, everything is fine, elite people with lots of money, foxtrot and all that.. And Hitler is already not that brutal and awful- a kind of aesthet and artistic person. Everybody speak of Molotow-Ribbentrop pact as of something immoral. And what about Munich Pact ? Why did you forget it? Spheres of influrnce have always existed. Were British and French so human when they divided the world into parts? Why mustn`t Germans or Soviets have their right to have territories of onfluence?(btw Soviets wanted to make a treaty with England and France against Nazis in 1939, but these countries sent uncompetent delegations to Moscow with no seriuos intentions to sign any treaty with Bolsheviks) Quod licet Iovi non licet bovi? Who is worse or better it`s a big question. But music is awesome

[@flyhigh6088]

@240252 „chosen by ALL germans“... inform yourself before claiming tricky nonsense: In the last free elections of Nov. 1932, the Nazis got 33% - even some % less as in the elections before. To make it clear: Two-thirds didn’t choose Hitler. At the last „semi-free“ elections of March 1933 (after a month of terror and putting many communist and quite a few socialist candidates into prison), still 57% of the voters didn‘t elect Hitler‘s party. (by the way: I am not german, but interested in history.)

[@corneliusmcmuffin3256]

Everywhere At The End Of Wolfenstein

[@petertaylor3600]

Oh, yes....it was Unity Mitford who had a hopeless crush on Adolf and would have died in a ditch for him. She well may have, for all I can recall.

[@Rudipolt]

Aloha

[@kaouais]

Je crois que l'on voit sur cette vidéo, Magda Schneider ?

[@philippejenvrin2741]

Der Fuhrer und die Frauen .....

[@petertaylor3600]

Oooo, yeare!

[@rhodiusscrolls3080]

Yes Eva Braun was known to dance Swing in the Bunker and the last record she ever danced to was Smoke Gets In Your Eyes. The Golden Seven played it and listeners to Lord Haw Haw heard German Jazz in his intervals from DXB.

[@rickos1915]

I'm told these women got free nylons.

[@castlevampy]

[@Trombonology]

Well, first of all, this recording is musically lovely -- though, of course it's almost impossible not to apply psychologically a taint to material in which we find an association, however slight, with the Third Reich. A really bold and provocative presentation, Grzegorz, in acknowledgment of this anniversary. It says two things to me: Some Nazis liked contemporary, non-militaristic music -- even if they sometimes had to pretend not to know that much in this style originated with people they hated. Also, many respected dignitaries and celebrities saw greatness and perhaps even personal warmth in Adolf Hitler, unfathomable though that seems to so many of us. It's creepy to think of these artists paying homage to him, whatever their true motives -- but here they are.

[@240252]

Trombonology Erstwhile Hello Elisabeth! What is today called "the Nazis" may suggest, we are dealing with some another kind of people, some alien race which for some time emerged within the civilised and peace-loving German nation. That was not true. The Nazis were juist everyday Germans, the party members were sons of the nice mothers and their good husbands - the decent citizens, who in the mornings listened with admiration to the newest Hitler's "speech" (which was rather a "roar") on the radio - and after the morning coffee they went for a walk to the Zoo with their sweet grandchildren. Therefore, the blame for the nazism and its unbelievable crimes is not on some "Nazis" who suddenly appeared and the samne suddenly disappeared from the surface of this earth. The blame is on the whole nation, on the "good people" who begin to act like monsters, when they surrender to the propaganda and stop thinking about themselves as the God's children, but - instead - as the product of the society. It's when they calm down their inner voice of their own individual conscience given to them by God, and instead of that, they excercise themselves to conform to so called "public interest" and became able to surrender to a disciplined choir of the mass gatherings. That duality of their salf: one "private" and another one "public" - makes them love Beetvoven's sonatas or American swing, and in the same time- sign, with a smiling face, the death sentences on innocent people.

[@Joebunkyss1]

+Trombonology Erstwhile to not was fatal.

[@rogerdee.926]

@@240252 The Children of God reacted in kind to their oppressors and were condemned as devils, and the devil's rule remains.

[@jeremyorwelgamboa2848]

Adolf 👍🙏

[@stephenchallen1385]

Nobody shows enthusiasm for the current crop of German politicians. They are very boring, when they are not promoting hate of their fellow Germans.

[@michaelmcgee8543]

Hitler sure duped some Brits of course he duped some Americans, including Lynberg, who was notorious for making serious pranks. The picture of Zarah explains why Turner classic movies won't show her films u.s.a.

[@petertaylor3600]

@ Not so lucky! The poor man had his infant son kidnapped and murdered a few years earlier (around mid 30s). He was also very much against the USA involving itself (in other words going to the assistance of and helping)....Britain when she was being bombed to blazes. Until they thought the consequences of pacificism at the time, through.

[@bradman8281]

Es war eine schöne Zeit - aber alles von damals wird zu Unrecht mutwillig schlecht gemacht. Adi war ein netter Mann

[@semsemeini7905]

Bloder Nazi. Eine schone zeit? Idiot.

[@madame-rosalitaduchesse7636]

Du selbst bist verantwortlich dafür wie es dir geht. Weder hitler stalin noch gott. Heutige hitlers und stalins dürfen niemals über mein wohlergehen entscheiden. Auch gott gibt mir freie hand.

[@joeblack1950]

Ich bin ganz auf deiner Seite 😘👍

[@joeblack1950]

Ja geil wie man hier gelöscht wird mit seiner angeblichen Meinungsäußerung ‼️

[@joeblack1950]

Neeee.....ihr kleinen Zecklein , ihr könnt mich mal !!! Ich lasse mir meine Meinung niemals nehmen ‼️

[@ferrvall1500]

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[@danielduesentrieb6564]

Na und?

[@Joebunkyss1]

so.....the swing kids and the eidelweiss pirates were just confused...? i blame irving berlin....

[@dominiquedescottes8314]

Ce n'est pas inintéressant Mais ca ne fait pas " FÜHRER' dans mon oreille Le son d'époque ( hormis le contexte politique) est sympa'

[@realpirate]

Kacke bildbegleitung zu geilen songs

[@jourwalis-8875]

I hope this is not any nazi-propaganda, but just plain facts.....

[@richterbelmont857]

Stupid goim!

[@petertaylor3600]

The war ended in 1945, Jourwalis, not last week. It's over! Nazi propaganda won't cut it now, it's just historical fact these days as you look back and thank god it wasn't you!

[@tangogent]

What do you mean? Any sane political statement MUST be anti-Nazi.