Deutschland über alles

Deutschland uber alles

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[blooddonator]

The first stanza had geographic references which became outdated after World War II (and was perceived as encouraging nationalist extremism). The second stanza had references to German women, wine and song - things more suited to a drinking song than a national anthem. The third stanza remained, as it was perceived as having the most politically-correct and appropriate lyrics - promoting unity, justice, freedom and prosperity, rather than having an eastern border in modern-day Lithuania.

[4STREIKENDE]

Mein Deutschland

[Pippin76]

@Miratesus You need to look it up again, nazi.

[Miratesus]

@Pippin76 A black wind? How so?

[Pippin76]

@Miratesus I see a black Chinook in your future.

[adolf1Abbass]

fantastic heil vaterland fuck those who opose reich

[Miratesus]

@blooddonator The first stanza simply shows what sould be the true Deutschland, What all the soldiers fought for.

[anonuemon]

deutsche land über alles!

[Drakzorn]

Das Vaterland, meine angestammte Heimat, ruft mich nach Hause. Die Flüsse und Berge schwimmen durch mein Blut. Die Städte, Menschen und Kultur zu dominieren meine Seele. Die Geschichte hört nie auf, meine Gedanken zu besetzen. Eines Tages wird dieser Sohn von Deutschland in sein Heimatland aus dieser ausländischen Gefängnis zurückkehren. Deutsch Stolz der ganzen Welt. Deutschland über alles!

-Ein American

[simplyguys]

Pride.

[59Skott]

"Germany, Germany before all others,

before all others in the world.

When for protection and defense,

it always takes a brotherly stand together.

From the Meuse to the Memmel,

From the Adige to the Belt!

Germany, Germany before all others,

before all other in the world."

At one time, the river Meuse was a western border and the Memmel was the eastern border (now called the River Nieman in Lithuania). The Adige was the southern most river and the Belt divided Germany with Denmark.

[59Skott]

@lichtbroeder Thank you for pointing that out!! If those idiots would actually read history, they would find that Hitler rarely used "Deutschland Uber Alles" as a national anthem-instead he used "Die Fahne Hoch" (otherwise known as "Horst Wessel Lied").