Colette German National Anthem

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This emotional moment captured by Karine Vanas and the directors PanAm stands out more than any other in any show or movie I have seen in years. Enjoy.

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[failte82]

Karine Vanasse blew me away in that episode. That scene was really moving.

[HatersAdoreMe]

she sung that so well. i cried



[RM4FS]

As a girl in France in World War II Colette wanted to see what in 12 O'Clock High Gen. Savage (Gregory Peck) tells Lt. Jesse Bishop, "Someday an overcast of B-17's will be headed for Germany, to hit the Third Reich where it lives." I like Karine Vanasse she was awesome in Pan Am.

[StukInBuf]

@sirfonseca93 I'd like to see some episodes set in the 1970s, and some set in the 80s... in the age of 747s, 757s, 767s, and the Concorde.

[lilbrothaaa]

Amazing: Neither the dishonoring taint of the Nazis nor being spit out with so much wrath as depicticted in this scene can decry the dignity of this anthem!

[sirfonseca93]

Was the show really cancelled, or is it just rumours? I've heard they're only going to make a final decision around May..

[Wilson57205]

Is very Beutiful,,The National Anthem Of Germany,,,Greetings From Mexico

[gizzyguzzi]

This is the best scene of Pan Am, I think I am in love with Collette. Sorry to see Pan Am cancelled after the first season. Goog luck Karine!

[tjmcginnis]

the verses she sings are no longer sung in Germany as (a direct translation from what she is singing in this clip) it describes Germany's borders from the meuse to a river east of Poland and into Denmark. the historical significance in this clip is that when a country was invaded by germany the school children were forced to sing this song - this i know because it happened to people in my immediate family.

[Frensis26]

I watched this scene by chance while zapping. She was so good that even if I didn't know the plot I understood she was kind of protesting. Mindblowing!

[ataramprat]

ALL THREE verses of Das Lied der Deutschen are official and allowed. The third verse is simple the officially sung verse.

[Ijinzu]

Ah.. I've been reading the comments here for a while and I've got to say it's really sad that people are still trying to make Germans feel bad and responsible of their past, while they weren't even alive back then.

I'm sure their ancestors have always been saints. *sarcasm*