The song of marshland.(die moorsoldaten)
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This has a very profound effect on me...
Beautiful.
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Ihr müsst Euch mal die Beschreibung der Videos durchlesen:
Da steht doch deutlichals letzter Satz,wenn auch in English:
"Meine Enkeltöchter halfen mir diese Zeit zu vergessen."
Also für mich sehr eindrücklich und die Bilder haben in diesem Zusammenhang sehr wohl etwas damit zu tun.
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Thank you so much for such a sensitive video. Warmest embrace and best of lucks forever.
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@stefildo66 - "moor" = "bog". The Bogsoldiers were the inmates of a German concentration camp whose daily routine was to shovel a deep trench and then shovel it close again as long as they survived.
Being German, it´s not easy to sync being a patriot with what happened in the 30s and 40s - long before I was born.
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Gogel was not an anarchist, he was member of the KPD and had alsacian origins.
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Moor is another word for ground or mud or so. It's the same word in German, Dutch and English!
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Me encanta.
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@jolicrasseux Where we are, far from any joy, stowed away behind barbed wire. We are the bog soldiers etc In the morning, all of us march towards our work. The we dig under the searing sun, But our mind yearns toward our home. We are the bog soldiers etc Homeward, homeward everyone yearns to the parents, wife and children, some chests are widened by a sigh, because we are caught in here.
is there any english translation for this song?
moor= mire?
stefildo66 1 year ago
But for us there is no complaining,
Winter will in time be past.
One day we shall rise rejoicing.
Homeland, dear, you're mine at last.
No more the peat bog soldiers
Will march with our spades to the moor.
jolicrasseux 1 year ago
Up and down the guards are marching,
No one, no one can get through.
Flight would mean a sure death facing,
Guns and barbed wire block our view.
We are the peat bog soldiers,
Marching with our spades to the moor.
jolicrasseux 1 year ago
Far and wide as the eye can wander,
Heath and bog are everywhere.
Not a bird sings out to cheer us.
Oaks are standing gaunt and bare.
We are the peat bog soldiers,
Marching with our spades to the moor.
jolicrasseux 1 year ago
not anarchist
Social democracy
Many parties in the second half of the nineteenth century described themselves as social democratic, such as the German Allgemeiner Deutscher Arbeiterverein and the Sozialdemokratische Arbeiterpartei (which merged to form the Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands), the British Social Democratic Federation and the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party. .
ApolloMars1617 2 years ago
Before the second war, words had not the meaning they have now !
Democracy... this word means nothing ! It's a dream of Athenian mythology !
jolicrasseux 2 years ago 2