Kinderhymne - Children's Hymn (DDR - GDR - RDA)

Großer Rundfunkkinderchor Leipzig,
Großes Rundfunkorchester Leipzig, Dirigent: Hans Sandig · Worte: Bertolt Brecht, Musik: Hanns Eisler (With english translation.)

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[HierKommtMicha]

@senna60 How could one let all socialist dreams come true in a historically short period? 12 years of Fascism; hatred on communist who was always pathological in Germany; a neighbor who left together with his spit journeymen nothing untried to sabotage this land. But it will remain always my native country (mein Vaterland), and I am happy that I might spend a miraculous childhood and youth in the GDR.

My best wishes for Christmas back to you!

[senna60]

@HierKommtMicha I totally agree with reading, he just said that Germany needs to merge the best of the socialism principles with a new and finally unified Germany. DDR was not the socialist dream that the people wanted, else no one would have escaped, but at the same time we can't really say that BRD answered to all the duties of the 21st century workers. Said this I greet you for this beautiful song and I wish you an Happy Christmas day.

[PoWaaPoNy]

einfach wunderschön

[HierKommtMicha]

@reading70 A rhetorical question: Would you take me in your friends list too, if I would write such a comment on your channel?

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"i love italia ,especialy italian fascistic !" (muslimsaredisgusting)

[HierKommtMicha]

@reading70 First, GÜNTER Liftin was not shot by Soviets. Secondly, even for him the old saying was valid: Who goes into a danger, dies in it. The idiot Günter could make a legal application to emigrate! Third: Show me a state border, which is not backed up with weapons! And the border between the GDR and West Germany was a system boundary in the cold war! Is your brain big enough for that?

[HierKommtMicha]

@reading70 You wanted to tell me about books and the Internet, and you do not understand my sarcasm? Don't tell me about the deaths at the border! I can you enumerate the names of the soldiers who gave their lives for the better Germany!!!

And your recommendations for propaganda films like "Das Leben der Anderen" and, maybe, "Die Frau vom Checkpoint Charlie" you can push in your ass.

You're dumber than I wanted to believe, and that's why you're blocked.

[reading70]

@HierKommtMicha Books and internet are for you a primitive way to have a free culture? Are you kidding? Except for this, I'd show you the grave of Gunther Liftin I made in Berlin, he tried to escape from DDR, but the soviet (yes, exactly who controlled you as a puppet, the same with Nato's BRD) shot him. Have you ever been to Frankfurt Oder? I did, and believe me, except that they're friendly, they all told me what kind of nightmare ddr life was. Have a look at "Das Leben der Anderen".

[HierKommtMicha]

@reading70 Last: See also films of (for example) Konrad Wolf, Frank Beyer, Kurt Maetzig. These films say more about the GDR as "Goodbye Lenin".

[HierKommtMicha]

@reading70 Books and internet? What's THAT??? 8-/ We still paint our pictures on the cave walls.

It is a pity that my English is so bad, I could tell you more. I want to share your statement - mostly.

Unfortunately you don't know anything about the GDR, where I lived... DDR or BRD? Better the sour apple than the rotten apple.

Tschüß! ;-)

[reading70]

@HierKommtMicha I close this discussion telling you two more things: look the german film "goodbye lenin", it's a low-budget movie, it does not pretend to tell you lies for making money, and it also says a deep truth: "socialism doesn't mean to build wall, but living in peace each other". The last thing is a personal consideration: yes, probably as you said I'm a "regime brainwashed", but I never voted for the person you mentioned, and maybe I know a bit much about DDR than you expected. Chuss