@@Lecton123 Its not a propaganda and it cant even be interpreted as such its just a song about how great and fair communism must be from the point of view of an west german!
There are so many people in this comment section who are going through a stage of guilt because they like a socialist song. Also, can people stop pretending that there is absolutely no nuance on the situation of the DDR? There were people (like my family who lived there) who were just living their lives like anyone else, this is part of their history.
They can't help it, they have been tought since birth that everything remotely communist or socialist is eeeevilll, at the same time they have been denied from actually learning anything about it that is not anti communist propaganda.
@@marcelogonzalez8547 lol. The song is super nice. Yet communism is evil and more importantly stupid. It just doens't work and I pity everyone who seriously thinks it does.
Actually at the time where the song was made and overall East Germany, was far far a head of the West in term of Social policies. Be it all women rights, or basic living standards. ( from a person that today lives in the federal staate of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, that was a former part of east Germany)
Not to mention social services, LGBTQ rights, education, etc. But people decided they liked Coca Cola and blue jeans more than quality accessible healthcare and housing so here we are now
@@slevemcdichael5274 That's cap. The GDR and entire eastern block certainly weren't keen on LGBTQ rights. Typical American wishful thinking. They were very homophobic and highly conservative when it came to how a family was supposed to look like (father, mother, children, everyone cis)
Hi could make Czechoslovak anthem in German please? It was casualy used during the First Czechoslovak republic, since many of our inhabitants were Sudetenland Germans. Greetings from Mähren 🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
My Grandparents were from Sudetenland, i still inherit a czech sounding last name (which I don't share here because of privacy reason), anyway greetings to the old Heimat from West Germany :-)
@@planetoftheweek Thank you for sharing! I on the other hand have a Jewish surname that's in German language. Despite the horrors Nazis did in Czechoslovakia, we had no right to expulse Sudeten Germans from their homes, they were our citizens and this was their home.
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 You are right, but do you think Beneš had other options? The Czechs would start REALLY bullying the Sudetenland Germans, and force them out nonethless.
@@dr.ludwig > Well it means that richer and poorer people are different in their class Das ist schon sehr stark reduktionistisch (und falsch). Klasse hat erstmal nichts mit Geld direkt zu tun, sondern mit dem Verhältnis zu den Produktionsmitteln und der Überlagerung der eigenen Interessen mit denen der Bourgeoisie. en. [This is pretty reductionist (and wrong). Class first and foremost has nothing to do with money, but rather one's relationship to the means of production and the alignment of one's one interests with those of the bourgeosie.]
Chad Krause: - Doesn't need food, has ascended through labour - Can build a massive wall through a city overnight - Economy can't collapse if there is none! Virgin Krupp: - Needs 3 meals a day to function - Has to hire his workers - Lives in fear of economic collapse, invests in Gold.
The thing they don't tell you about Kraus is that in his State you don't have the right to think for yourself and that state you can't have anything from the outside world you can't you can't listen to Rock or any other western music like hip-hop rap or anything you're into you don't have that Krause estate in his State you have to be content with sharing everything you have even if it means that the state takes away from you
@@parkercushingable Of all the Easter-Bloc/Socialist countries, the gdr (or DDR as we like to call it in Germany) was probably one of the best places to live (even though they still did not have luxury items like, idk, bananas or so...)
@@idiocrat3744 did bulgaria actually do better during socialist times that today? I, a german, have the feeling, that bulgaria is struggling these days
@@schifflein9103 Yes I find many Communist songs to be catchy and good, same with some Fascist ones, does not mean you necessarily support the ideology =P Great music doesn't care for nationality or political opinion so Also good man on changing it, youtube censorship on channels can be harsh
Kilroy ... nazional socialism, fascism, communism, communism in China ... all these “ism” have a common foreground. All start from the same dream to have a better world, not a world where 5% of people get the the same of the remaining 95% of people (read Piketty books please) ... the origin is the same. There are good things in all of them and it is a winner model of society, see China. These “ism” can be compared to the Christian Catholic, Protestants, Orthodox etc. or Muslim Sunni or Scythian different views. The WWII was a religious war between nazional socialism and communism, the communism wow and is now winning again as China is number one. You cannot reduce all at a silly word as you did. I started to think at this when in Wuxi, at a dinner, a member of CPP asked my opinion about the Nazi Germany and I answered I am a Nazi and he said to me: “... you are not wrong, we studied it very well, there were many good things at that time...” . The real wrong is the plutocracy now ruling the western countries... the democracy is good only when it is a “idea” but when you get it ... hummm, it is the worst way to run a country. Remember that in Italy when Mussolini was fired and hugged from the feet in Milan at his side there was a man killed at same time, the name of this man? Nicolino Bombacci, a founder of the Italian Communist Party and a personal friend of Lenin... ummmmmm these are facts! He was the one that wrote the RSI law of “Socializzazione delle Imprese” ...
Do you know who made this Song? There is very little information about this piece on the internet. The voices remind me a bit of Oktoberclub. But this was an East German band.
🙏THANK YOU Dr. Ludwig!! 💎What a GORGEOUS 🇩🇪⚒👊❤🤝❤ West - German socialist song (German history) & GOOD Video❗ 👍❤👍❤👍❤👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ☺💗Grüß Gott!🇩🇪🍨Have a LOVELY day!👄
Krupp was a monopolist who funded Hitler's regime and profited off of the war (Same with IBM and Ford), after the war his factories were nationalized in the GDR but not the FGR who basically let him keep all of his vast wealth and factories mind you that most of his factories, so whilst the people in the rubble struggled to get water running or get electricity back he was the richest man in Germany, Krause is just a generic name like john.
The dynamic between Krupp and Krause is something I can never understand, because I never experienced Communism. My family, even though they understood it better, did not say anything about this dynamic to me, despite growing up in the Soviet Union. My great-grandfather, who survived the blockade of Leningrad during World War II, was a member of the Communist Party from 1958 until 1992. He left the party mere weeks after the Soviet Union collapsed, and he never told me about his understanding of such a dynamic. I was only a little boy when I knew him, and was more interested in his stories of the blockade. When he passed away in 2012, I wished I could ask him more, because it was then I understood what Communism meant for everyone. It is why we Americans fought against it, in hopes that it would not spread and could go extinct on its own. And now, it is dying a slow death. The Soviet Union no longer exists, Germany is united, and all of Eastern Europe has abandoned socialism. China's economy is capitalist rather than Communist, Vietnam has opened its markets, Laos pretends to be Communist, and both Cuba and North Korea are ruled by maniacs.
but the dynamic between Krupp and Krause is a capitalist one ? what you mean you cant understand it they even sing about how there are no more Krupps under socialism
Ohne Krupp hätte es nie den großen Aufschwung im Pott gegeben. Die Wirtschaft war hart wie Kruppstahl und für die damalige Zeit war es bei Krupp zu arbeiten ein Privileg. Glück auf '
Herr Ludwig! Have you heard of Oktoberklub? It's an East German band.. fantastic music. I'm an ethnic and cultural German from America. Kamerade I'm deeply impressed with the history and the neutrality of this channel. Thanks for your duty and service to the Fatherland.
Wir hatten diese Art Lieder (stalilinistisch-kommunistische) mit dem gleichen Klang. Zum Beispiel "kaksikymmentä perhettä" (die Zwanzig Familien). Was wäre ein Arbeiter ohne Arbeitsgeber? Ein Arbeitsloser!
Genau. Der Song ist ne saudumme kommunistische Propaganda, zudem vermutlich aus den 1970er Jahren und der BRD. Wen kümmert's, wenn Krupp "Kapitalertrag" zieht, wenn dabei Krause ein Gehalt und ne Wohnung hat und Wagen besitzt? 1990 besassen nur 20% von Ossis ein Telefon: im Westen war es 90%. Dabei habe ich nix gegen das Uploaden solcher Videos: Leute müssen von den Fehlern der Vergangenheit lernen.
„Dem Kapitalismus wohnt ein Laster inne: die ungleichmäßige Verteilung der Güter; dem Sozialismus hingegen wohnt eine Tugend inne: die gleichmäßige Verteilung des Elends“.
Also will uns das sagen, dass die Sozial-Demokraten des 19. Jahrhunderts und die vom Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts für das Elend des Volks eingestanden haben? Was ist das denn für ein schlechter Witz?
@Joey Simek Dir ist aber schon bewusst, dass die Sozial-Demokraten zu der Zeit alle Sozialisten waren und sich auch aktiv als diese gesehen haben? Die Sozial-Demokratie heute beschreibt nur einen sehr kleinen Teil des damaligen Spektrums.
I'm saddened by that too. Sure there's a political message in the song but we're not judging that. We're helping and praising Dr. Ludwig for a musical archive for everyone by people of Germanic descent. Even aside the propaganda in the song itself its a musical work with its own place and history and musical value.
The video is not meant political guys, but this one is part of our history, too.
Would be cool if you post some German swing music
Kannst du Anti-Sowjet songs reinstellen
Gruß Leon
Ps ich mage deinen Kanal
If its not a nationalist song or march the bots probably won't even care though, that pretty neat0
Ich Spuke auf die rote Höllenbrut!
@@kardinalluziuspatriarchvon7177 my father said to me he lived pretty good in the old soviet union.
This is way more catchy than I'd like to admit
It’s not a propaganda, it’s true. ( the song)
@@Lecton123 Its not a propaganda and it cant even be interpreted as such its just a song about how great and fair communism must be from the point of view of an west german!
@@Em_Youl I literally just said that
@@Em_Youl and it’s been 8 months
@@Lecton123 this is literally from a propaganda movie...
I don't understand single line of this song without subtitles but I love to listen this song repeatedly many times a day
“So that Krupp never again can establish himself there again”
But he did :(
Yeah, without romanticizing communism and the GDR this still is relevant.
Luckily he did
@@suffkov7190yes so lucky…
@@MangooPangoo absolutely. He creates jobs for the people who don't have the balls to get their own business
Krupp doesn't create jobs. Work that needs to be done creates jobs. I don't know where you got your idea from, but it's wrong
There are so many people in this comment section who are going through a stage
of guilt because they like a socialist song. Also, can people stop pretending that there is absolutely no nuance on the situation of the DDR? There were people (like my family who lived there) who were just living their lives like anyone else, this is part of their history.
They can't help it, they have been tought since birth that everything remotely communist or socialist is eeeevilll, at the same time they have been denied from actually learning anything about it that is not anti communist propaganda.
That’s exactly how communism lives on in the west. People hear the great communist music and go see what exactly the song is referencing.
@Sky Meme As opposed to capitalist ones? Ouch.
@Sky Meme And China is communist sooo
@@marcelogonzalez8547 lol. The song is super nice. Yet communism is evil and more importantly stupid. It just doens't work and I pity everyone who seriously thinks it does.
Actually at the time where the song was made and overall East Germany, was far far a head of the West in term of Social policies. Be it all women rights, or basic living standards. ( from a person that today lives in the federal staate of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, that was a former part of east Germany)
Not to mention social services, LGBTQ rights, education, etc.
But people decided they liked Coca Cola and blue jeans more than quality accessible healthcare and housing so here we are now
das ich dich hier treffe ist zwar sehr Überaschend aber auch schön
@@slevemcdichael5274 That's cap. The GDR and entire eastern block certainly weren't keen on LGBTQ rights.
Typical American wishful thinking.
They were very homophobic and highly conservative when it came to how a family was supposed to look like (father, mother, children, everyone cis)
Weirdly catchy. Makes me want to have a socialist revolution while dressed like Kurt Coubain.
Why tf would you want to dress like a corpse?
@@alexno.335 Holy shit you fuckin killed her dude
Bone dress
Hi could make Czechoslovak anthem in German please? It was casualy used during the First Czechoslovak republic, since many of our inhabitants were Sudetenland Germans. Greetings from Mähren 🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
I can check that sure, but it will take some time.
@@dr.ludwig Thank you very much!! 😀
My Grandparents were from Sudetenland, i still inherit a czech sounding last name (which I don't share here because of privacy reason), anyway greetings to the old Heimat from West Germany :-)
@@planetoftheweek Thank you for sharing! I on the other hand have a Jewish surname that's in German language. Despite the horrors Nazis did in Czechoslovakia, we had no right to expulse Sudeten Germans from their homes, they were our citizens and this was their home.
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 You are right, but do you think Beneš had other options? The Czechs would start REALLY bullying the Sudetenland Germans, and force them out nonethless.
Ich muss ein Lob sprechen, ich finde deine kanal gut und dessen Angebooit an Liedern, sowas sollte in der Welt behalten werden!
Danke für das Lob!
This song is a a short lesson of marxist thought .Very interesting.All my compliments to the author.
In an essay I used the word "Klassengegensatz", the teacher was impressed. She did although say that it means class opposition, not class contrast.
Nice XD Well it means that richer and poorer people are different in their class. It was as always criticism on capitalism.
@@dr.ludwig > Well it means that richer and poorer people are different in their class
Das ist schon sehr stark reduktionistisch (und falsch). Klasse hat erstmal nichts mit Geld direkt zu tun, sondern mit dem Verhältnis zu den Produktionsmitteln und der Überlagerung der eigenen Interessen mit denen der Bourgeoisie.
en. [This is pretty reductionist (and wrong). Class first and foremost has nothing to do with money, but rather one's relationship to the means of production and the alignment of one's one interests with those of the bourgeosie.]
My unkle on christmas dinner : I wont get political tonight, trust me. Him after 2 beers:
epic uncle
The virgin nephew vs. the Chad uncle
such a cool uncle :0
Based uncle
Based Uncle.
Ich mag das Lied, da ich selbst Krause heiße
Bist du auch Prolet?
@@wilhelmvonpreussen für kurze Zeit noch Schüler, dann Militant
@@RS_Mogli schade. Und Krupp ist auch kein Monopolherr mehr.
@@wilhelmvonpreussen nunja, so ist es halt manchmal
@@RS_Mogli Militant?
Feelin' that '70s vibe to this tune for some odd reason.
The album is from like '69-'73
Maybe because this was written in the '70s?
In essence, our world still functions the same as depicted in the lyrics. We haven't progressed a bit.
Yeah but communism doesnt work because humans are greedy but we can still try
Sounds a lot like Ernst Busch to me, but seems he wasn't part of the group that play this song.
oh Ernst sounds wayyy different
Dachte ich auch der Typ hat auch diese "schnarrende Preußenstimme"
Отличная песня, всё на пальцах обьяснено про нашу жизнь!
In Ungarn haben wir noch immer einen Krupp... er heißt Lorinc Meszaros ein großen Freund von Orban
Immerhin noch besser als Soros.
Chad Krause:
- Doesn't need food, has ascended through labour
- Can build a massive wall through a city overnight
- Economy can't collapse if there is none!
Virgin Krupp:
- Needs 3 meals a day to function
- Has to hire his workers
- Lives in fear of economic collapse, invests in Gold.
"Economy can't collapse if there is none!" 😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahah king
The thing they don't tell you about Kraus is that in his State you don't have the right to think for yourself and that state you can't have anything from the outside world you can't you can't listen to Rock or any other western music like hip-hop rap or anything you're into you don't have that Krause estate in his State you have to be content with sharing everything you have even if it means that the state takes away from you
You know right wingers are illiterate when they think "socialism is no food and economy".
market economy is not the same as economy
I was listening to an MP3 of this Id save when you posted it. Nice.
West German Socialists, I’m gonna think about this.
🤔 🤨🤢🤮😠
Well yeah gdr wasn't as bad as it's made out to be. There were a lot of great programs.
@@parkercushingable Of all the Easter-Bloc/Socialist countries, the gdr (or DDR as we like to call it in Germany) was probably one of the best places to live (even though they still did not have luxury items like, idk, bananas or so...)
@@jakobnuernberger94 Bulgaria, and USSR were the best actually.
@@idiocrat3744 did bulgaria actually do better during socialist times that today? I, a german, have the feeling, that bulgaria is struggling these days
Morning Dr. Ludwig:)
Morgen^^
I’m glad you uploaded this! I love the tune, so wild!
The Virgin Krupp vs The Chad Krause
Beeindruckend! Immer ein Stückchen zum Dazulernen. Danke.
There is indeed class issues.
Hart wie Kruppstahl das Lied.
Hart wie ein Windhund und schnell wie Kruppstahl... oder so ähnlich.
@@tiefseehase9503 war das nicht: schnell wie Leder, zäh wie Kruppstahl und hart wie deutsche Windhunde?
Not this exact song, but I do remember theese melodies and texts from my childhood 🙂
This is on my workout playlist lol
I’ve been waiting for this
Kilroy jeez didn’t know but I only like this song cause it’s catchy
Kilroy plus I changed my prof pic
@@schifflein9103 Yes I find many Communist songs to be catchy and good, same with some Fascist ones, does not mean you necessarily support the ideology =P
Great music doesn't care for nationality or political opinion so
Also good man on changing it, youtube censorship on channels can be harsh
Kilroy well thx for letting me know
Kilroy ... nazional socialism, fascism, communism, communism in China ... all these “ism” have a common foreground. All start from the same dream to have a better world, not a world where 5% of people get the the same of the remaining 95% of people (read Piketty books please) ... the origin is the same. There are good things in all of them and it is a winner model of society, see China. These “ism” can be compared to the Christian Catholic, Protestants, Orthodox etc. or Muslim Sunni or Scythian different views. The WWII was a religious war between nazional socialism and communism, the communism wow and is now winning again as China is number one. You cannot reduce all at a silly word as you did. I started to think at this when in Wuxi, at a dinner, a member of CPP asked my opinion about the Nazi Germany and I answered I am a Nazi and he said to me: “... you are not wrong, we studied it very well, there were many good things at that time...” . The real wrong is the plutocracy now ruling the western countries... the democracy is good only when it is a “idea” but when you get it ... hummm, it is the worst way to run a country. Remember that in Italy when Mussolini was fired and hugged from the feet in Milan at his side there was a man killed at same time, the name of this man? Nicolino Bombacci, a founder of the Italian Communist Party and a personal friend of Lenin... ummmmmm these are facts! He was the one that wrote the RSI law of “Socializzazione delle Imprese” ...
I love the german song and german history🇩🇪❤🇮🇹
Vitto
@@woah12218 no signor siculo non è come sembra,e tutto ironico non faccio parte di nessuna azione sindacalista tedesca demo cristiana.
@@simonevittus5075 e invece...
Dr Ludwig buon giorno⛅bella canzone🎶 grazie e complimenti💕💕
did you know: krupp is short for corrupt
Krupp refers to the German Industrial dynasty here
@@CrapeCraft The Krupp Family is a Bourgeois Family from the City of "Essen"
@@hansmuller4338 true but they became famous for their production of steel and armaments during the world wars
@@CrapeCraft scheiss krupp der bochumer verein wird sich rächen ;)
Nope
Freedom in capitalist society always remains about the same as it was in ancient Greek republics: Freedom for slave owners.
Vladimir Lenin
Do you know who made this Song? There is very little information about this piece on the internet. The voices remind me a bit of Oktoberclub. But this was an East German band.
@@TapOnX he sounds nothing like Ernst Busch
Muenchner Songgruppe I think.
Sadly the Krupps came back to the east. : /
They were already there, just by a different name 😞
Ausgezeichnet!
Vielen Dank.
PS, wenn ich mich nur erinnern könnte, wo ich das schon gehört hab.
Jesus christ, that melody sounds like it was composed by a first generation neural network.
seriously, how dare anyone blaspheme for conversation, is there another expression for awe that you might be able to mutter?
@PavPete The comment wasn't meant as anything beyond "goddamn this really fucking sucks". Take your meds.
some mad ass people in the responses lmaoo
@PavPete your statement is not entirely correct. Everything is political and art is influenced by politics too, not necessarily in explicit ways tho
@@mitchelreimer6934 Sacre bleu
Capital truth
Nice song and very good films! But the picture ist just “Krupp” (Director Loesinger and Mr Krupp), not Krupp&Krause :-)
🙏THANK YOU Dr. Ludwig!! 💎What a GORGEOUS 🇩🇪⚒👊❤🤝❤ West - German socialist song (German history) & GOOD Video❗ 👍❤👍❤👍❤👌🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
☺💗Grüß Gott!🇩🇪🍨Have a LOVELY day!👄
What’s the story behind this?
Krupp was a monopolist who funded Hitler's regime and profited off of the war (Same with IBM and Ford), after the war his factories were nationalized in the GDR but not the FGR who basically let him keep all of his vast wealth and factories mind you that most of his factories, so whilst the people in the rubble struggled to get water running or get electricity back he was the richest man in Germany, Krause is just a generic name like john.
@@KA1637 Thanks, I thought Krause was some person in the DDR lol.
This is so beautiful.
The dynamic between Krupp and Krause is something I can never understand, because I never experienced Communism. My family, even though they understood it better, did not say anything about this dynamic to me, despite growing up in the Soviet Union. My great-grandfather, who survived the blockade of Leningrad during World War II, was a member of the Communist Party from 1958 until 1992. He left the party mere weeks after the Soviet Union collapsed, and he never told me about his understanding of such a dynamic. I was only a little boy when I knew him, and was more interested in his stories of the blockade. When he passed away in 2012, I wished I could ask him more, because it was then I understood what Communism meant for everyone. It is why we Americans fought against it, in hopes that it would not spread and could go extinct on its own. And now, it is dying a slow death. The Soviet Union no longer exists, Germany is united, and all of Eastern Europe has abandoned socialism. China's economy is capitalist rather than Communist, Vietnam has opened its markets, Laos pretends to be Communist, and both Cuba and North Korea are ruled by maniacs.
but the dynamic between Krupp and Krause is a capitalist one ? what you mean you cant understand it they even sing about how there are no more Krupps under socialism
Ohne Krupp hätte es nie den großen Aufschwung im Pott gegeben.
Die Wirtschaft war hart wie Kruppstahl und für die damalige Zeit war es bei Krupp zu arbeiten ein Privileg.
Glück auf '
Música muy interesante..
Me gusta!!! 👏👏
Wozu denn marxistische Theorie lesen wenn man das so einfach in 3 Minuten erklären kann. Ich hab doch besseres zu tun.
What is the picture from?
Movie with the same name^^
@@dr.ludwig danke
In meinen Augen ist das größte Problem bei Kommunisten, ihrer Lieder. Die sind viel zu gut
Ja man könnte jetzt natürlich jedes einzelne dieser falschen Argumente wiederlegen.
@@TheBlackAssassine Sie wissen schon was ein Witz ist oder?
@@swabianbastard271 Ich habe es befürchtet.
Where is the background pic from?
It’s from the GDR-Film-Series “Krupp und Krause”, but on the pic it’s just Krupp (Director Loesinger and Mr. Krupp).
This is a socialist song, but it's different from GDR songs. You can hear this free spirit here
I want more West German songs
Sure if I find some I can add them.
@@dr.ludwig would be great. Something should counter all this communist propaganda
Ist Heute nicht anders als damals 😊
Doch, schon ziemlich
wow this song is very catchy
Danke.
Herr Ludwig! Have you heard of Oktoberklub? It's an East German band.. fantastic music. I'm an ethnic and cultural German from America. Kamerade I'm deeply impressed with the history and the neutrality of this channel. Thanks for your duty and service to the Fatherland.
I will also upload those songs yes, just a bit busy atm so I can mostly upload instrumental marches for a while sorry :/
Was ist der Film?
Ich denke, es ist aus der TV Show "Krupp undKrause".
@@zoopainterr Danke!
@Oscar Szwec Danke!
@@zoopainterr den Film gab es es in der DDR !!! Von 1969 ,war ein guter Film und könnte mal im Fernsehen gesendet werden !!!
Cool!
Helping with the algorithm
Looks like the algorithm gave me a great vid from Dr Ludwig yet again...
PERFECT
Stabiles Video👍
Makes me wonder if East Germany was actually all that bad
Same.
They seemed to be better off then other people under the USSR in some aspects. But of course you had the Statsi hanging over your head.
Better than most of the eastern Block countries. Maybe even the best communist country in the region.
It wasn't bad, Western propaganda just focuses on (and exaggerates) the bad parts.
It was pretty shit compared to West Germany but a lot better than other Warsaw Pact countries
Ich liebe diese Singstimme wow
nice music
This song is fire
What? 8 minutes and there's 6 comments. I expected there would be like two or three. But anyways, keep it up my man!
Концовка шикарна
I dont understand the meaning of the song
West German pro DDR and Socialist song
It refers to Labor Theory of Value and Surplus of LV Extraction.
@@KA1637 I see, I dont understand a word that you just said
@@DavidMVTres Have a Good Day.
@@KA1637 Good day to you too. Stay safe out there
I love this song
Von der Münchner Songgruppe übrigens
Explains the lisp pronouncing of certain words
I'm Krause but I invest in Krupp. Because they always win. :>
Haha XD
Okay. Ein Zeugnis der Zeitgeschichte. Aber ich hoffe, dass der 'Hohenfriedberger" Dr. Ludwigs Haltung tatsächlich entspricht ...
Damn catchy chorus. "Because Krupp is a monopolist and Klaus is a proletarian, this is a class conflict, and everyone understands this."
It is^^ But the guy is called Krause (a family name).
While i don't agree with this song i have to admit it is catchy.
It's true though.
@@danielk3919 No
@@peterlustig6888 Yes, go ahead and disprove the LTV if it's not.
@@danielk3919 The LTV?
@@peterlustig6888 You don't know what the labour theory of value is yet you think you can critique this song.
I love this
GOD they are so FRUITY
Who is this by
Ein weiteres Tondokument deutschen Daseins auf dem üblichen Niveau.
Und doch hat _er_ sich _dort_ wieder etabliert. ;-)
Ja, die Westdeutsche Treuhandverwaltung war korrupt in ideologisch verblendet bis zum geht nicht mehr.
Gutes Lied greift aber oft zu kurz 🙂
Who is Krause?
Wir hatten diese Art Lieder (stalilinistisch-kommunistische) mit dem gleichen Klang. Zum Beispiel "kaksikymmentä perhettä" (die Zwanzig Familien). Was wäre ein Arbeiter ohne Arbeitsgeber? Ein Arbeitsloser!
Dann sind Arbeitgeber wohl arbeitslos oder wie?
@@zyanego3170 Kaum😸!
Genau. Der Song ist ne saudumme kommunistische Propaganda, zudem vermutlich aus den 1970er Jahren und der BRD. Wen kümmert's, wenn Krupp "Kapitalertrag" zieht, wenn dabei Krause ein Gehalt und ne Wohnung hat und Wagen besitzt? 1990 besassen nur 20% von Ossis ein Telefon: im Westen war es 90%. Dabei habe ich nix gegen das Uploaden solcher Videos: Leute müssen von den Fehlern der Vergangenheit lernen.
Wer singt das?
What If ddr has been in actualy?
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Einige der besten Songs, die die Deutschen je gemacht haben! Grüße
Ave Império do Brazil 💚💛
Much too complex to be Antifa's anthem. The tune would work in a Lex Barker "sauerkraut" western.
merkel is anfia
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„Dem Kapitalismus wohnt ein Laster inne: die ungleichmäßige Verteilung der Güter; dem Sozialismus hingegen wohnt eine Tugend inne: die gleichmäßige Verteilung des Elends“.
XD Ohne Wettbewerb kein Fortschritt, Leistung muss belohnt werden.
Genau! Venezuela zum Beispiel...
@@dr.ludwig Ganz genau und richtig!
Also will uns das sagen, dass die Sozial-Demokraten des 19. Jahrhunderts und die vom Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts für das Elend des Volks eingestanden haben? Was ist das denn für ein schlechter Witz?
@Joey Simek Dir ist aber schon bewusst, dass die Sozial-Demokraten zu der Zeit alle Sozialisten waren und sich auch aktiv als diese gesehen haben? Die Sozial-Demokratie heute beschreibt nur einen sehr kleinen Teil des damaligen Spektrums.
lmao this video has a worse like to dislike ratio just because it is about DDR socialism
Couldnt expect anything else
I'm saddened by that too. Sure there's a political message in the song but we're not judging that. We're helping and praising Dr. Ludwig for a musical archive for everyone by people of Germanic descent. Even aside the propaganda in the song itself its a musical work with its own place and history and musical value.
Sad thing about these old music channels is that they are filled with braindead right wing people.
Ich vermisse die alten Tage/I miss the old days
Ach, die Sozialdemokratie!
Wer hat uns verraten? Sozialdemokraten.
While this is a very catchy song, the DDR wasn't a nice place to live in. Just trust me.
*Lacht in Marx, Dahrendorf und Engels*
shoutout to PTC
Finde ich persönlich schrecklich 😂. Was soll das sein? Ne Mischung aus Kinderlied, Schlager, Rock und Marsch?! 😂
Ja das ist schon ein sehr spezieller Stil^^
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das ist ein so verdammt guter Ohrwurm, helft mir
Helft auch mir!
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