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@ComptesGrishnackh they were fighting on multiple fronts for a long time. Also the Wehrmacht are cowards?! Each one of them is 10x braver then you, me or anyone here. Same with all soldiers. Dont disrespect regular men who were on the wrong side at the wrong time. Most of them had no Nazi affilations. They were simply men caught up in the times. So stfu and gtfo
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very cool, good job
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Perhaps you are right, and what you said made sense but I`ve seen this translation on another Sabaton-Wehrmacht video and thought i could help.
I didn`t think a minute of the latin translation.
@tiermitbier
Actually, the translation of the latin words are like this : To victory! Like a machine, not for yourself, but for your country!
vladelord 1 year ago
@vladelord "ex machina" cant mean "like a machine", i think.
At first latin is a over 2000 Years old language, and machina had a totally different meaning, than it has today.
The only link i could find is the expression "deus ex machina" which means something like: appearing from nowhere(in theatre) and i think its the best way to express this together with the ghostdivision, which clearly appeared from nowhere, the french army expected them.
tiermitbier 1 year ago
why delete one of my comments you look like another anti-german huh anyway i know you gonna get it this message so I dont care if you delete this too.
SuperTigerNo1 1 year ago
@SuperTigerNo1 im sorry, but i didnt delete any message and i totally love germany :D
If one of your messages got deleted, its gotta´ve been youtube.
tiermitbier 1 year ago
What are the meanings of the latin words said over here?
SuperTigerNo1 1 year ago
@SuperTigerNo1 it means: To victory! from nowhere, not for yourself, but for the fatherland
Its a free translation and im hoping for a better translation :)
tiermitbier 1 year ago