Sudetenland mein Heimatland [Unofficial anthem of Sudetenland][+ English translation]
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- The Sudetenland, Czech and Slovak: Sudety; Polish: Kraj Sudecki) is the historical German name for the northern, southern, and western areas of former Czechoslovakia which were inhabited primarily by Sudeten Germans. These German speakers had predominated in the border districts of Bohemia, Moravia, and Austrian Silesia from the time of the Austrian Empire.
The word "Sudetenland" did not come into existence until the early 20th century and did not come to prominence until after the First World War, when the German-dominated Austria-Hungary was dismembered and the Sudeten Germans found themselves living in the new country of Czechoslovakia. The Sudeten crisis of 1938 was provoked by the Pan-Germanist demands of Germany that the Sudetenland be annexed to Germany, which happened after the later Munich Agreement. When Czechoslovakia was reconstituted after the Second World War, the Sudeten Germans were expelled or killed and the region today is inhabited almost exclusively by Czech speakers.
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Sudetenland, mein Heimatland Mein Lied klingt weithinaus Sudetenland, mein Heimatland Wie schön war’s doch zuhaus’. Was die Wälder wie ein Herz umsäumen, Das kann doch nur ein Land der Liebe sein. Nicht nur die Dichter fangen an zu träumen, Ich war so gerne dort daheim. Sudetenland, mein Heimatland Wo die Wiege meiner Ahnen stand. Ich denk’ so oft an diese Zeit Heimatland, du liegst so weit. In den Tälern, da sangen die Lerchen, Auf den sanften Hügeln spielte sich der Wind. Viele Menschen war’n arm, doch zufrieden. Und ich war ein glückliches Kind. Sudetenland, mein Heimatland Mein Lied klingt weithinaus Sudetenland, mein Heimatland Wie schön war’s doch zuhaus’. Was die Wälder wie ein Herz umsäumen. Das kann doch nur ein Land der Liebe sein. Nicht nur die Dichter fangen an zu träumen. Ich war so gerne dort daheim. Sudetenland, mein Heimatland Wo die Wiege meiner Ahnen stand. O Heimatland, Sudetenland, Gott beschütze dich, mein Heimatland, Gott beschütze dich, mein Heimatland.
#sudetenland #böhmen #heimatland #anthem #germany #history #drludwig
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This song is not meant to offend any Czechs, but also the expelled Germans deserve to love their former homeland. I hope we can be friends this century :)
Don't worry, such beautiful song can't harm any intelligent person. Just idiots and false Czech patriots may feel offended but they can't imagine in their small skulls what means to be expelled from lands of forefathers whose used to raise wonderful towns and villages from the empty wilderness. In my personal opinion The Sudetenland still cries in pain even 75 years after the War and still just few people care about its bright future. I see such misery at every step, behind every corner, mostly in Egerland where everything still lies in ruins. My grandpa, who was born in 1896 and who was loyal Habsburger monarchist till his last breath used to say throughout his life that there were neither Czechs nor Germans living in Bohemia before monarchy shattering. We were all "Böhmishers" no matter of ethnicity and it should be again. Perhaps I wouldn't talk about such things by other circumstances but five years ago I moved from Prague to former Heimatkres Wesseritz to a small village Krips where I purchased very old house which was built as the "Gemeindehaus" in 1924 and during the WWII it used to serve as the "Armee Haus des Wehrmacht" and after the War it stayed abandoned almost for 45 years. Previous owner didn't do much here so when I moved to my new house I was forced to start from scratch. During these five years which was the hardest time in my life I have learnt a lot of the Sudetenland and its former habitants as well as about its current users and I must say it was the fatal mistake to expell 3 millions people out of their nature ground. If I can put one example of above all: In 1936 Krips was very beautiful village with 200 people, with its own town hall, school, grocery store, baker, butcher, blacksmith, brick factory, sand pit, two inns, police station, fire station and church. There were 30 big estates were rich farmers families used to live from the middle ages and just one poor house where a shoe maker used to live. All those farming families where strictly apolitical and in the last Czechoslovak election there were all voting for German Social Democrats. Only the poor shoemaker was Nazi used to vote for Heinlein's SDP. After the Anschluss of Sudets into the Third Reich all those families were brutally forced to accept the Reich's citizenship and shoemaker became a Gauleiter of Krips. Many sons of those people have fallen on Eastern front and after the War they all were marked as Nazis and put into the collecting camp. Every house was robbed and after the communist coup twenty houses were completed shattered to the ground. In nowadays there are just ten houses and 16 stable habitants. Church and graveyard lie in ruins and there is nothing except this. Even after 75 years Czechs didn't get these lands as their ancestral ground, they just live here no matter what will left after them here. And so I decided to turn the former Gemaindhaus with its large garden into the international center for children and young unknown artists all around the world to teach them respect to each other's culture and habits. As the first step I built a holy cross and chapel of Miraculous Holy Mother in thr garden here with a plea for peace and redemption between Germans and Czechs. If I will find appropriate support to enhance this shattered place, more such ideas will find their place here as I feel it with all my heart that we are still in big debt to Sudetenland and their true people.
Never apologize for the Truth, Ludwig.
It certainly should not offend any Czech, since the song isn't offensive towards us. My great-grandmother , who lived in Sternberg (A town who used to have about 90% German majority) used to have a German best friend, they stayed in contact even after the war when they moved to Michelstadt , after the Velvet revolution they phoned each other every week and the old lady used to come to Czechia every few years. Lots of love from the Czech republic and thanks for the beautiful song. I hope bright future awaits our relations. 🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
Coming from a Czech girl with some german ancestry, definitely not offended! In the end, czechs and germans were living here side by side for a long time (almost 1000 years!) and it is a vital part of our history. I mean, we are still highly influenced by it and Germans left a huuge mark in our culture (they literally partly formed it as well, I mean, when you compare our cultures, there are really no big differences) and you see that just by looking at czech language, so many germanisms! (I mean you could say kaput, durch, ende, etc. Etc. In front of a czech person who has never learned German and he would understand) Czech lands were literally part of Germania, after that Ostsiedlung, etc. etc, which started in the 10th century I think. A lot of Germans came here, mostly to help - Sudetendeutsche were people who knew how to exist and work in the mountains - native Czechs did not, they lived mostly by the rivers in lowlands. Germans literally cultivated the whole mountain area and thanks to them, people are now living there. And Germans were not only in now so called Sudetenland, they were in Prague, just almost everywhere! In the middle ages, they were literally a majority in big cities, but a lot of them later started to identify as Czechs. My grandgrandgrand...father was one of them, he came here from Germany in 16 century, and he brought confectionery? here with several other Germans. And I mean, Germans brought here a lot of crafts that we did not know before. So they literally were the key part of the evolution of Czech lands.
I honestly do not even understand how anyone can say that Russians are our brothers. When we literally shared 1000 years of history with Germans and the only common thing we have with Russians is slavic language (but with a lot of Germanisms)
I am really interested in the German-Czech topic, and it is honestly really sad that they do not tell us most of these things in school which I dont understand,cause it was such a vital part of our history. And that some people still despise Germans is sad when, ironically, a lot of them themselves have German ancestry.
All those things that happened in the 20th century between our nations really just saddens me, that 1000 years of together history was ruined in a few years. I know that ww2 left a huge wound in hearts of both of our nations, but, luckilly, I think I can optimistically say that it is really gradually getting better and better as time flies. I mean, how Germans met with Czechs on the borders when coronavirus close them and people were missing each other and just wanted to meet, etc. Even seeing a Kreuz der Versöhnung on one of the Sudetenland cemeteries made me really happy.
So, definitely not offensive, but helpful, and really nice for the people with ancestry in Sudetenland. The fact that a lot of innocent Sudetendeutsche were literally dragged out of their homes and in a lot of times murdered needs to be acknowledged. Those were bad times, really bad. And we both, Czechs and Germans (talking about those normal ones, not nazis, you get me) became victims of those horrible times. That literally dragged us apart. But I think I can optimistically say that we are finding a way back to each other, which makes me really happy. So thank you Herr Ludwig, really. You are not offending anyone, only helping all of us to heal. Normalising the fact that expelled Germans really do deserve to love their former homeland.
Good evening everyone!
(And sorry for the long paragraph) 😂
Fabian Kirchgessner who cares if it makes them angry? I have a solution: give property back! But since the people who are offended are greedy they won’t
Hello from Elsass, just another place where Germanisch people are still living today!
Love Germany
Like all Alsatians. Literally ALL Alsatians go buy food in Germany. ALL.
Ich bin in Kriegsdorf Kreis Römerdtadt geboren wohne aber jetzt in Wisconsin, USA. Meine Mutter hat mir viel von ihrer Heimat erzählt. Sie hatte viel heimweh. Ich war nur 2/5 Jahre alt als wir die Heimat verlaßen mußten. Ich kann mich gut an die Namen der Ortschaften erinnern von denen sie oft sprach. Sie hat oft geweint und ich war zu jung um es zu verstehen. Ich kann mir gar nicht vorstellen wie sie es geschafft hat ihre drei Kinder am Leben zu erhalten. Ich denke immer an sie und was sie mitgemacht hat.
Es gab so viele schlimme Schicksale, ich bin froh dass ihr sicher nach Amerika gekommen seid! Vergesst eure Wurzeln nicht :)
Ihr vertriebene haben es immer besse söd die da gebliebende
Gott segne dich Herta
I can only wish you and your family all the best Mrs Ludwig
And I must also say that one can never be too grateful for being in the land of opportunity
I hope to settle in the USA one day
I am Czech person and I sometimes regret it ended like that. Just yesterday I was in Saaz (Žatec) and admired sudeten german architecture of city centre (many buildings were destroyed by Roma people but now it is mostly repaired). There are still some german signs on the walls of lot of old buldings. I think it would be way better not only for Sudetenland region but for the whole country if most of the Germans could stayed after WW2. Now after more than 70 years most of the former regions of Sudetenland are still the worst in the meaning of poverty, criminality, relationship, lack of traditions and other factors. Uprooting is still evident.
Thanks for your respect, I still hope both of our peoples can find peace and friendship today. There shouldn't be an eternal hate for what happened in the past and also the Germans from Sudetenland clearly stated, that they don't want revenge but friendship :)
@@dr.ludwig Yes, I agree. Unfortunately these people are almost gone and their descendants are normal Germans. But Sudeten Germans were little bit different as well as Austrians are different from Germans. I'd like to do some time traveling and talk to them and get to know them. They are significant part of history of my country and without them, there is still something missing even in the present, especially when being at Sudetenland region.
@@epg96 Does it look like he did it? He, as a Czech is using knowledge of his own country, and you have the nerve to make it look like what he said doesn't matter.
Koleshauve ( Goleshou )
My Grandpa was born in Saaz
As a Czech, I wish Germans and Czechs could have lived together in Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia as brothers.
At least you're not like those vile Czech nationalists (such as the ones down below) who justify their ancestors' crimes.
@@tylerbozinovski4624 Well you get what you baked...
@@jackbiliny2435 Well, I guess I found one now.
@@tylerbozinovski4624 And your war crimes, visit Osvětim or Buchenwald, nice places of german glory. Over german ocupation was killed over 300 000 our people. And today you are talking about ours war crimes?
@@ghostcz5400 All crimes deserve to be remembered. I'm not biased towards anyone, but it's clear that denying and/or justifying these crimes makes you no better than a Holocaust denier and those communists that still reign supreme in China. I hate the Nazis, but I hate the toxic and xenophobic aspects of Czech nationalist culture even more. The camps at Auschwitz and Buchenwald deserve as much recognition as the massacres in Postoloprty (Postelberg) and Brno (Brunn) do. I find it funny that people like you call anyone who defends the Germans for whatever reason a Nazi. That's the thing. You try to use Nazi atrocities as a cloak to justify your own crimes. And for that reason, why attack me rather than the OP?
🎼🎞🎞🎞👍👍👍👍🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪 mein Opa ist im Sudetenland geboren in der nähe von Marienbad im wunderschönen Egerland
Meine Oma in Falkenau, Mutter in Bad Königswart bei Marienbad. In den Grenzen getrennt, im Herzen vereint. ❤️Egerland, Heimatland. Wie bist du so schön? Möcht dich einmal, einmal wiederseh'n. All deine Felder und Wälder. Und dein grünes Tal. Egerland, Heimatland Grüss dich tausendmal. Oma hat es nicht mehr gesehen, aber meine Mutter und ich schon.
Mein Opa in Görkau (now Jirkov)
Meine Oma ist Geboren in Fleißen
Der 4.Stamm Bayerns. ❤️
Marienbad ist Egerland nicht Sudetenland Sudeten sind nur die Nordbergen Lausitzer Iser Riesen Adler Altvater Beskiden das ist auch noch heute in Polnisch Sudety nur die Bergen zum Schlesien was Maria Theresia gegen Alten Fritz von Preussen verloren hat dann war Breslsau Preusisch jetzt wieder Polnisch
Thank you for sharing! My grandmother and family were ethnic Germans expelled from Gottschee in Slovenia. They fled to Austria when the war was lost. Although many Gottscheer were relocated to Germany during the war, those who fled later either remained in Austria or resettled in New York. Now it's just a sad memory.
what a terrible fate for the sudeten germans. not that it is the only time something like this happened to germans. same things happened after ww2 in former german eastern territories (like prussia, silesia, katowitz, memel, etc etc).
In my town,there was a concentration camp for Germans.
350 Jahre Raub an Deutschland:
-1648: Schweiz, Niederlande
-1814: Belgien
-1867: Luxemburg, Provinz Limburg
-1919: Westpreußen, Posen, Memelland, Sudetenland, Elsass-Lothringen, Eupen-Malmedy, Südtirol, deutsche Schutzgebiete
-1945: Schlesien, Pommern, Ostpreußen, Ostbrandenburg
Aus Nanzig wurde Nancy
Aus Straßburg wurde Strasbourg
Aus Bozen wurde Bolzano
Aus Laibach wurde Ljubjana
Aus Pressburg wurde Bratislava
Aus Karlsbad wurde Karlovy Vary
Aus Brünn wurde Brno
Aus Breslau wurde Wrocław
Aus Stettin wurde Szczecin
Aus Königsberg wurde Kaliningrad
@@FriedrichBarb Du hast nord Schleswig-Holstein, Slowenien und ein paar andere vergessen aber das ist keine große Überraschung wenn man sich das Ausmaß der Katastrophe ansieht.
@@FriedrichBarb ich würde Niederlande aber nicht dazu zählen weil sie schon irgendwie ihre eigene Nation sind
@@FriedrichBarb You forget Frei Stadt Eger :-)
Meine spirituelle Heimat. Nie gesehen, nie erlebt und doch gefühlt ein Teil von mir.
Meine Oma wurde mit 6 Kindern vertrieben, ihnen wurde eine halbe Stunde Zeit gegeben, sie hat ihre Heimat nie wieder gesehen. Egerland Heimatland oh wie bist du schön....... 😥
Egerland ist kein Sutedenland Das sind nur die Bergen Norden Lausitzer Iser Riesen Altvater und Beskiden
Ging meinen Großeltern genauso... meine Oma wurde vertrieben mit ihren Kindern mein Opa wurde auf der Flucht von Tschechen ermordet... meine Mutter ist in den 70ern zurück nach Tschechien nach asch gezogen da sie von Kind auf tschechisch sprach. Ich wurde in cheb (eger) geboren und lebe seit meinem 6. Lebensjahr in Bayern... ich habe bis heute eine tiefe Verbundenheit ob familiär und auch historisch zum sudetenland... bis heute gibt es böhmische Küche... achja mein sudetenland ❤
@@paddystylez6430 Großartig .Meine Enkelkinder haben kein Interesse an ihre Wurzeln .😢Vielleicht kommts später noch .Können mit Fotos von Ur,Uroma und Ur Uropa nichts anfangen .Tut mir in der Seele weh .Meine Tochter hat sich Bad Konigswart noch angeschaut .Ich war letztes Jahr nochmal dort .Habe Blätter vom Baum und ein Stück Mauer vom Geburtshaus meiner verstorbenen Mutter mit genommen .Mein Opa war dort Messmer. Alles runtergekommen..Obwohl Cousin meiner Mutter ehemaliger Domvikar in Augsburg auch verstorben nach der Wende noch Geld rüberschickte.Werde wahrscheinlich nie mehr hinfahren .Mir bricht jedesmal das Herz .Ihnen alles Gute weiterhin .
I am sorry for my government back then🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
@@ShushaVishil 💕🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
The home of my grandpa. He always says that you can only have one true home and that his home will always be there, no matter where he lives or who he is with. He later married my grandma who is Czech, but later they got a divorce and my grandpa fled to Germany from communist Czechoslovakia to be with his family who was already here.
I recently cleared out my grand uncles apartment because he moved to a better home, and he was also subscribed to a monthly newspaper for the Sudeten Germans, there were some really nice things in there.
@Fabian Kirchgessner It was quite common that Germans married Czech girls and Czechs married German girls. My great grand father was Czech and had a German wife aswell.
Homeland - the one and only love you will never forget :-)
my grandpa never forgave Czechs for what they did too the family after they killed much of his family and he was 13 years old at time. Some day i wish go see the old Sudetenland
@@armann04 As a Bohemian, I am very sorry. I hope Czechs didn't send hundreds of thousands of people to extermination camps.
@@dood1e678 They literally Killed 360k Czechs so
Greetings from Reichenberg my german brothers!⚔️🇩🇪 long live Sudetenland. Alles Gute✌🏽
My Oma comes from the Sudetenland, told us kids about how beautiful it was, full of culture. Unfortunately she and her family where forced to leave at gun point by the Russians and forced to march to West Germany. Still to this day she says the Sudetenland is her real home.
Dobrý den sice jako čech nesouhlasím s pojmem Sudeteland, spíš chválím regionálně specifické a nacizmen nepošpiněné regionální názvy, jako Chebsko- Egerland atd děkuju, nechci urážet památku vaší Babičky ale žila v Čechách děkuji
I have the same story in my family but it was my grandfather's family that had to flee/ dislocate.
What I think about a lot actually was, when they were put in a train, heading to the German border and finally into Germany, they prayed to head south/ west and for the train to bring them into US occupied territory- they could have easily being driven up north/ east into the Russian occupied regions and that was their worst nightmare. They were lucky ending up in Suebia/ Bavaria. A few family members weren't that lucky and ended up in the east though.
@@Mirinovic My grandfather always insisted that he was from Egerland and never once used the name Sudete. I'm actually 1/4 Boheme and visited Bohemia once; my grandfather travelled the world but couldn't bring himself to visit the region he was born. He's 90 now and the fond memories come back strong. I think that's why he never went there. Because of the memories although he was only a kid when they settled, happily (for him eventually) and luckily, in Bavaria.
@@Mirinovicpřesně tak
Greetings from Sudetenland!
Sudentenland Is gone...the czech distributed 4,3 mio Sudeten (germans)...it is lost, for ever..
Diese scharfe Trennung in Tschechen und Deutsche, der Nationalismus im kleinen Lande Boehmen, war katastrophal im letzten und ist provinziell im 21. Jahrhundert.
Boehmen ist die Heimat aller, die dort Jahrzehnte und Jahrhunderte gelebt haben.
@@ravioliritterofficial1499 Invade it and settle with original German people 😀
This makes me cry as my house is built from Germans. #longlivesudetenland
The czechs : the sudetenland anthem doesnt exist
it cant hurt me
Sudetenland : yo
What is sudentenland ?
@@jackbiliny2435 A province in todays Czech republic and Back then Czecheslovakia
@@maklavmakedonluka3338 Why are they not on the map, i mean official maps ?
@@jackbiliny2435 idk maybe because nazis invaded that part of the czechs and later on the entire country
@@jackbiliny2435 it was the German speaking part of Czechia, after ww2 the germans got expelled
Oh this will be a spicy comment section but this song is lovely
@Zenbun Katatakala because some chzech don't like the German lands
@Fabian Kirchgessner
Agreed sir
@@corneliu-mihaimagureanu6626
We are Czechs not Chzechs
(I don't mean to sound offensive.)
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 I am a Vlach so I am used to write is as Ceh so don't judge sorry
@@corneliu-mihaimagureanu6626
No problem I didn't know some people write it that way. Greetings from Moravia
Ich bin stolz, Tscheche zu sein. Aber ich bin noch mehr stolz darauf, in Reichenberg zu leben.Grüße aus dem Sudetenland!
Du bist Deutsch..
Wenn du jemals vor der Frage stehen würdest, ob du lieber zu Tscheschien oder zu Deutschland (nicht die BRD) gehören würdest, wie würdest du dich entscheiden?
@Fabian Kirchgessner Ich glaube, dass er ein Aluhut ist, der nicht glaubt, dass es die BRD gibt
Ich bin wirklich tschechisch :-D Aber ich lerne Deutsch, weil meine Familie aus Österreich kommt ...
@Fabian Kirchgessner Ich denke nicht :) Ich denke, es ist viel einfacher als die imperialistische Sprache....Englisch.
Deutsch ist in unserem Land freiwillig... Englisch ist gezwungen.
This is so beautiful, it quite literally brought tears to my eyes. Thank you, Ludwig, for this treasure.
I live in Sudetenland. Where someone asks, where am I from, I always reply : I am from Sudetenland. And I am Czech person, not German. I feel, that this land (around our state border) do not belong to Czechs and I respect it, maybe I am the only one who feels it that way. I have a lots of friends from Kravaře ( formerly Deutsch Krawarn) - a close town near mine. Lot of people have german citizenship and I am glad for them.
We have a holy mass together (today´s inhabitants - Czechs/Silesians and former inhabitants- Germans ) every year. And it´s held in latin :) so nobody actualy understands :D but we feel the connection and that is important.
The only thing that would be nice, if the people in Czechia agree that it was not right what happened to the Sudetengermans and that we should be friends today. That's all :) Glad that you have a nice attitude!
@@epg96 You have wrong informations then . Just visit Velehrad region during the Easter. In the times of communism era, religion was prohibited . Nowadays is like Bohemia part is mostly atheistic but no one disrespects God or religion, this is everyone´s private thing if person believes in God or not. But in Moravia and Silesia regions there are lots of religious people.
German people have the right to talk about lands they expelled from sudetland an east prussia they were punished and forced to leave their houses for a crime that will not justify their expelling that should not annoy any polish or czechs they are exactly like Palestinian and some chichanis people who expelled forcibly
Sin Collector good logic they panic them but not expelled them if I killed you burn your house and farms that means necessarily you must leave although if they didn’t officially decided that
Die Mutter meines besten Schulkumpels wurde am 31. Dezember 1919 in Brünn/Brno geboren. Sie starb im Juli 2015. Sie, ihre Tochter, und ihre Eltern wurden von den Russen aus der ehemaligen Tschechoslowakei in Todesmarsch nach Wien getrieben. Ihr Mann, der Vater der Tochter, war im Krieg gefallen. Später heiratete sie mit einem Amerikaner und kam nach Amerika. Es war eine sehr traurige Geschichte. Die Sudetendeutschen mussten nach dem 2. Weltkrieg sehr viel leiden.
Meine Oma 1916 in olmütz. Auch sie landete erst in der nähe von Wien, ihr Bruder lebte dann den Rest seines Lebens in Graz. Meine Oma landete im Saarland. Muss schön gewesen sein in Mähren.
I requsted Böhmen ist mein Heimatland but this is beautiful too! I didn't even know such song existed. Greetings from Sternberg! 🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
Greetings back From Siegen in Westphalia
CZ GER
@@Sebastian-hc8rj Thank you!!
Greetings back from Burglengenfeld in Bavaria! 🇩🇪🇨🇿
@@maxiona714 Danke schön. 😊
I saw your comments, you are a very noble and nice respectful patriot :)
Deutschmähre mit Vorfahren aus der Olmützer Gegend lässt grüßen.
Greetings from Sternberg, that's very close to Olmütz.
Hey, sagt dir Rudelzau (von den Sowjets platt gemacht) was? Mein Großvater kommt von dort her, liegt bzw. lag in der Nähe von Olmütz...
@@fogwalkerx3163 Leider nicht, Opa kam selbst aber aus nem Dorf namens Grunddorf falls das irgendwie an was erinnert.
Teplitz-Schönau Wiege meiner Ahnen ❤️
Herzlich grüße aus der Slowakei,🇸🇰 Jetzt ich wünsche allen frohe Weihnachten und ein gutes neues jahr! :) Und Freiheit für alle Deutsche Patrioten!!!❤️🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
my grandmother and her family were expelled from a village near the Eger, never talked about it once but she couldn't stand hearing Russian. I know what we did to the Czechs was wrong and I wish it hadn't happened, but you don't fight Unrecht with Unrecht
its not ,,we'' because you had nothing to do with it.
What was it that "we did" to the Czechs?
The Kingdom of Bohemia was part of the "Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation" from 1000 to 1806 and from 1815 until 1866 it was part of the "German Confederation". And until 1918 it was bound together with "German-Austria".
During all these centuries Bohemia developed well.
@@jeanvaljean7266 Czech and Germans lived together well, but the era of Austria empire was quite disrespectful against Czech and started very much germanization, only last Karel Habsburg wanted more freedom but the times of 1700 to 1800 was not good for Czechs, but after that many Czechs started own companies and everything starting be good
The Czechs have been oppressing the Germans in the Sudetenland since before the Second World War. So it is the Czechs who are to blame, not the Germans.
@@theodemirweltmann9673thats simplification. Yes, there were meassures towards sudeten germans, which were unfair. But overally, if you look at other countries CSR was very democratic. “Opression” is too vague
Played this in Liberec. It´s Reichenberg now.
On to byl Česky Liberec i tehdy! :-P
The striking strikers look strikingly strikelike today... Be careful, hopefully hate tube won't misinterpret this. This is a gem though! Great find! I really enjoy listening to this and have you to thank for it! ^_^
Ich bin stolz, dass ich im Sudetenland geboren wurde. Ich bin stolz auf meine Heimat. Ich bin stolz Deutscher zu sein und danke dir für das Lied, ich schätze es ❤️
Von wo wenn ich fragen darf? Mein Großvater auch!
viel Spass wo lebst du jetzt
Denn die wo hier bleiben dürften hsbem es noch schlimmer als die vertriebene
Meine Eltern und Grosseltern kamen auch auch dem Sudetenland , alle aus dem Bezirk Troppau Kreis Freudental, aus den Orten Rautenberg, Spillendorf, Raase,Klein-Mohrau . Leider sind alle schon gestorben. Ich bin aber zu Ehren meiner Eltern und Grosseltern dem BvD beigetreten.
Nach wie vor gehört auch das Sudetenland zu Deutschland, auch wenn eine Annektion unter aktuellen Bedingungen sinnfrei wäre!
Aber dort gibt es doch garkeine Deutschen mehr oder?
@Fabian Kirchgessner Ja da hast du recht. Leider. Und deswegen bringt eine Annektion rein garnichts. Oder?
@Fabian Kirchgessner Das ist mir schon klar dass wir nichts annektieren können. Nur falls man sich diese Frage stellen möchte..
@Fabian Kirchgessner Richtig ! Danke !
Das Sudetenland gehörte den Sudetendeutschen und Tschechen, die hier lebten, nicht Deutschland.
Es klingt wie ein Traum.
*CZECH TRANSLATION:*
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Sudety, má domovino
Má píseň je slyšet ze všech stran.
Sudety, má domovino
Jak krásné to bylo doma.
Co lesy jako srdce lemují,
to může být jen zemí lásky.
Nejen básníci začnou snít,
miloval jsem být zde doma.
Sudety, má domovino
Kde kolébka mých předků stála.
Často vzpomínám na tu dobu.
Domovino ležíš tak daleko.
V údolích zpívali skřivánci,
na půvabných kopcích si vítr hrál.
Mnozí lidé byli chudí, ale šťastní
a já jsem byl to nejšťastnější dítě.
Sudety, má domovino
Má píseň je slyšet ze všech stran.
Sudety, má domovino
Jak krásné to bylo doma.
Co lesy jako srdce lemují,
to může být jen zemí lásky.
Nejen básníci začnou snít,
miloval jsem být zde doma.
Sudety, má domovino
Kde kolébka mých předků stála.
Často vzpomínám na tu dobu.
Domovino ležíš tak daleko.
Přímo uprostřed rozlehlé Evropy,
leží nepatrný malý drahokam.
Mezi Chebem a údolím Pradědu.
Byl člověk pyšný na to, být zde doma.
Sudety, má domovino
Má píseň je slyšet ze všech stran.
Sudety, má domovino
Jak krásné to bylo doma.
Co lesy jako srdce lemují,
to může být jen zemí lásky.
Nejen básníci začnou snít,
miloval jsem být zde doma.
Sudety, má domovino
Kde kolébka mých předků stála.
Ó domovino má - Sudety!
Bůh tě ochraňuj, má domovino.
Bůh tě ochraňuj, má domovino.
Krásný překlad, děkuji 😀
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 Není zač ;)
Díky za překlad :)
Ďakujem za preklad.
Sehr schön, Danke fürs hochladen 👍👍👍⚫⚪🔴
as a Greek from Ancestry from Asian Minor, I understand the Sudens
Understandable, the Greeks lived there for millenia even
Greetings from Sudetenland! Still half of the family Czech and other half German, with roots in this beautiful - yet today shamefully unkempt - land.
Tak se snažte ho zvelebit , a nefňukejte furt 🙄🙄😏😏
Gott beschütze dich, Mein Heimatland... 😖😖😖
My great grandparents were from Czechia but had a German last name (Hersch), I always figured they came from the Sudetenland. None the less we always have kolachkes and rohlicky during the holidays
We Germans and Czechs lived together for 1000 years as neighbours, traders and craftsmen, there were surely many lovers from each side :)
@@dr.ludwig 1000 years of common history, traditions and culture until one "idiot with a creepy moustache" destroyed it all in just a few years.
@@saiien2 Das Geld kam aus
AMERIKA um den zweiten Weltkrieg zu finanzieren.Ohne
Geld wäre es nicht möglich gewesen.Schau nach UKR wer
Nutzen von hat.In Berlin Politik
bekloppte....die haben nur Hass
für Menschen mit Seele und Geist.
Sorry to break it to you but like half of the Czech nation has German surnames
Thanks a lot for the song. One of my ancestors was from this land. It is a great joy for me to listen to the song.
Wunderschön
Schönes Lied. Meine Oma ( in Eger geboren) hätte wohl tränen in den Augen wann sie dass hören würde....
Die Familie meiner Oma stammt aus Königswerth, Landkreis Falkenau an der Eger 🖤❤
«Where the cradel of my ancestors stood», and then they got kicked out after WW2.
Fabian Kirchgessner I hope that❤️
@Fabian Kirchgessner Agreed
@Fabian Kirchgessner indeed.
A terrible thing to do to innocent civilians. Let's hope this will never happen again.
Love from the Czech Republic. I am a convinced Czechoslovakist, by which I mean the original idea of Professor Masaryk. The expulsion of the Germans was a disaster, I wish that one day all our brothers could come back home.
That's very respectful of you thanks! I also wish that we can all be peaceful neighbours and have no more hate in our hearts.
I agree the people living in the Sudetenland werent at fault and should not have been sent away, also a Czechoslovakist. Sláva Masarykovi!
Sudetendeutscher wie die sudeten aus Aichach ich muss Mal die Tastatur über pruefen
I live in Czech Republic and I can not understand why must all german people leave our country. Today are this places wirhout buildings and people. I wisited place where was willage Reifmass and today is there only medow...
It were hard times, but we young people can do better now and be friends :)
I hope not@@dr.ludwig
One very pretty song with much sentiment for a beloved homeland! So many things to contemplate for those who listen with intent and emotion. Beautiful harmony ❤️👍🇩🇪🎵🎭🎼
Just for you to know.. Sudetenland means only the part of northern Moravia and most of the czech Silesia, it does not reffer to all of the german-populated regions in Czechia.. The whole area was spllited into more regions like Deutschsudmahren, Bohmerwaldgau and Deutschbohmen..
Yes and no, Its like if you called austrian empire Austria, Its kinda true buď Austria wasnť all of the austrian empire thé same Is with sudetnland
to nemáš pravdu sudety jsou i polsky lužické jizerské a Krkonoše chebsko a šumava nejsou Sudety
@@stanislavnecas7055 Natož Šumava či Český les
I think it so sad that the Sudeten area was taken from Germany. It was not right or fair to the people living there. 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Wait, what ?
@@marekpetrlik8165 check it out. It's in the German history.
@@zfox8754 Could you give source ? Was it after WW2 or WW1, and if after WW1 can you tell which treaty did this ? Treaty Saint Germain or Versailles ? Or it happend in middle ages ?
@@marekpetrlik8165 hi, here's some info on it. I got this from a history site but you'll get a more comprehensive overview from an actual German history book.
"At the end of World War One the treaties of Versailles, St Germain and Trianon broke the Austro-Hungarian Empire and took land from both countries and also from Germany to give to other countries.
The Sudetenland was taken away from Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire and given to Czechoslovakia. The region contained Czechs, Germans, Slovaks, Hungarians, Poles and Ruthenians."
In WW2 Hitler took it back but of course after the war it was taken again.
Sudetenland was never part of Germany (except for the nazi period.)
Gruesse von olaf Duijverman. Ich bin einem telg des hausse s von hohelohe zu schwarzenberg. Meine grossmutter muetterlichte Seite is die baronin von hohelohe zu schwarzenberg. Die anlegende verwanten is der regierende fuerst von Liechtenstein. Sein grossvater is cousine erstengrad meiner grossmutter muetterlichte Seite
Dr Ludwig danke fuer ihre reaktion
Das Heimatland meines Urgroßvaters, möge er in Frieden Ruhen
Its still Czech land tho
Byli jsme a Budem!!
Really sad to visit these areas now, seeing all the remains of past prosperous villages and the people.
Finally I understand this song about my ancestors :D Also nice backround map. I must say some things,dont take it bad. Sudetenland is mainstream title for these regions as whole but original Sudetenland is(was) only northeast region close to Poland borders. Our region was indetified itself Deutche-Bohmen by political statement in 1919,culturaly our region was called Arzgebirg,also there is Riesengebirg,Ostsudeten and more. In every region were some differencies in culture,especially in folk costumes,handcrafts and language. Most of regions (provinces) have some own anthems. But I know unity is important for Germans :-) Flag in the video is made by Sudetendeutsche Landsmanschaft,organizations represent German culture and people and negotiate with Czech goverment. Now this group is joke just for money laundering. Just saying.
my grandpa's homeland
@@armann04 You can be proud :-)
Brüx, Dux, Oberleutensdorf, Bruch-Ladung und Ossegg mein Heimatland❤
i live in city created by germans Haida(Nový Bor)
My grandmother, who was a Volhynian Czech from Ukraine, told me about her family when they were resettled into the Czechlands and into a soon-to-be vacated German home. The German family was really kind to them and even made them food. She remembers how they couldn't stop crying since they and all other German families were being evicted from their family homes, which were passed down from generations. There is even a plaque of when the home was last renovated, sometime in the 1800s. So, likely it is hundreds of years older. It is a sad time in history and I feel bad for all of the families that suffered emotionally. I hope that German family and their descendants are living a happy and healthy life.
Thanks so much for the nice words, we should always see the individual cases and not generalize :)
Ja ist ein sehr sehr schönes lied ich mag danke🍷💕✨✨
Sad at the fact that the vast majority was deported after WW2
Meine Uhroma kommt aus dem sudetenland 🇩🇪
Uroma
This song became really dark when I realized it was in the past tense...
Wie Böhmen noch bei Österreich war, vor hundert Jahr, vor hundert Jahr!
Die Vorstellung, selbst der Begriff Sudetenland entstand erst nach dem 1.Weltkrieg. Vorher war Boehmen oder Maehren die Heimat aller dort Lebenden, Tschechen und Deutschen. Der Hypernationalismus beider Seiten hat alles zerschlagen.
Uebrigens hatten die Deutschboehmen keinen eigenen Sudetendialekt, sondern sprachen schlesisch, saechsisch, bayrisch.
Die Vorstellung, selbst der Begriff Sudetenland entstand erst nach dem 1.Weltkrieg. Vorher war Boehmen oder Maehren die Heimat aller dort Lebenden, Tschechen und Deutschen. Der Hypernationalismus beider Seiten hat alles zerschlagen.
Uebrigens hatten die Deutschboehmen keinen eigenen Sudetendialekt, sondern sprachen schlesisch, saechsisch, bayrisch.
300 Hundert Jahre Finsternis totale germanisierug von Tschechen
Great song! Greetings from a Czech with Sudeten ancestors.
@@kamil_mugavara To byla vlajka Čechoslováku v USA a během 1. sv. se v USA objevovala na propagandě podporující nezávislé Československo, a dokonce to byl jeden z návrhů na vlajku Československa kterou například podporoval Štefánik. 4 hvězdy = Čechy, Moravskoslezsko, Slovensko a Podkarpatská Rus
@@kamil_mugavara Tak nevypadá zrovna nejlíp :D, ale já si myslím že k první republice ten "Americký styl" celkem sedí, když jsme byly takovej ostrůvek demokracie mezi autoritativními státy.
@@vojtechvogel7194 né tak docela, byl to stát který vznikl nedemokraticky, a území Sudet, které v roce 1919 obsadilo, žilo milióny lidí kteří nechtěli být vtomto státě, Masaryk už v roce 1920 porušil dohody které podepsal se Slováky, a zavedl se tam župní režim, to pobouřilo všechny, a centralizování země moravské a slezské pobouřilo i moravské vlastence, Beneš byl vpodstatě diktátor, co sám a bez pravomoci, vykázal Němce, a odevzdal Rusům podk. rus (Benešovy dekrety). A při volbách to byla jen hra na demokracii, jelikož Benešův konkurent byl ze stejné zednářské lóže, takže není možné, že by to Beneš prohrál.
@@lmaocetung Tak Sudeťáci možná v Československu žít nechtěly, ale historicky území Sudet patří k Čechám a to že se tam nastěhovaly Němci to nijak nemění. A po válce by Němci byly vyhnáni ze Sudet tak jako tak, podle mě bylo lepší je odsunout nějak organizovaně pod dohledem vlády a spojenců (Postupimská konference), než to ponechat jen milicím které by se bezpochyby mstily. Jinak souhlasím že u nás nebyla perfektní demokracie, ale s porovnáním co bylo před válkou u našich sousedů (Němci-Hitler, Maďaři-Horthy, Rakušani-Austrofašismus), tak si myslím že to u nás zas tak hrozný nebylo. A v tom odevzdání Podkarpatské Rusy si nemyslím že jsme měli moc na výběr :P
Mein Vater Ferdinand Winkler war ein Sudetendeutschen Gruß aus Aichach er sprach immer davon znaim zoeptau
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Schönes Heimatlied.
Sehr schon lied...🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎺🎶🎺🎶🇩🇪🇩🇪
😍 Großvater stammte aus Jechnitz- großwerscheditz!! 😢
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Hello Dr Ludwig: I was born in the Lower Silesia Shweidnitz [?] spelling...any folk songs from there? the area is in my heart every moment and I missed it....
Thank you in advance?
Cheers from Canada!
If I find sth I will upload it^^
@@dr.ludwig Thank you Sir, Dr Ludwig. Thank you.
Greetings from Canada!
Enjoying each film you are posting Sir!
My ancestors were sudaten germans until we go to hungary in the 18. Century
went to hungary
Ja
Meine Omas, so viel Liebe gibt es nicht.
A beautiful song from an area beset with troubles.
Sensational, friend Ludwig!
as a czech i wish sudetenland was german
I wish for friendship between our peoples
Was heißt hier stand ? Da steht steht sie immer noch !
I'm pleasantly surprised by the lack of a Czech nationalist backlash here in the comments section.
EDIT: Well, they arrived...
A thing like "Czech nationalist" is quite rare these days. But most of us can admit expulsion of German population from Sudetenland was a terrible thing to do. Although Germans did us terrible crimes that can not be forgotten, it still doesn't justify it...
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 What I'm talking about are the ones on other channels that act proud of these atrocities, claiming that these "traitors" deserved to be driven out for undermining the state. And they also claim that the Germans were originally settlers, even though settlement had happened everywhere in Europe. Also, they downplay the economic problems in the borderlands.
@@tylerbozinovski4624
The people who claim it was right, aren't true patriots. It's like saying claiming that extermination of Slavs by the Nazis was right. Sudetenland is Czech, but the German people belonged here and it was their homeland just as ours.
@@czechoslovakpatriot4773 a to je v pohodě překrucovat historii? To že zfanatizovaní sudeťáci ve freikorps napadali policejní stanice a zemřeli kvůli nim stovky našich lidi na pohraničí? Dnes se tu ještě budeme omlouvat za logický odsun, kdo chce mít ve státě menšinu která ti při první příležitosti bodne dýku do zad.
@@ghostcz5400
Já to nepopírám. Moje prababička a její rodina musela ze Sudet utéct, jelikož její táta řekl vtip o Hitlerovi. A můj pradědeček, který byl žid, byl během války vězněn v Terezíně a v Osvětimi. Stále si ale myslím, že ten odsun byl krutý, kromě nacistů jsme lynčovali i ženy, děti, starce a antifašisty. Kdybychom Němcům před válkou dali větší autonomii možná by se tak neradikalizovali. Nacisty také nenávidím, ale proti Němcům nic nemám.
Lovely song, kickass flag.
Oh là là, Dr Ludwig, this song is pure wonder, we can dance... so sweet, incredible musical beauty... this brought me happiness...😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💖💖💖💖💖💖💗💗💗💗🎵🎵🎵💞🌝🌝🌝
Meine Mama und meinte Tante waren von dort ...beide sind nicht mehr unter uns ....aber ein super schönes Lied
Interessant, kannte ich noch nicht
Wonderful
Beautiful.
Suddetanland mein heimatland
You mean Bohemia
Sehr emotiotiionales schönes Lied so schön kann ich nicht singen
so I’m writing a book about how Germany won WW1 but fell to a civil war with the friekorps winning, friekorps came to power and kicked out anyone who were part of the nazi party including Hitler he was exiled to Bohemia which was also in a civil war… this is how Sudetenland becomes a fascist nation and wins the civil war and now wants revenge
Wow, so many nice comments here. I'm positively surprised. My grandma is also from Bohemia, my grandpa from Schlesien. The history with it's conflicts is terrible, but they met because both of their families had to flee to east germany. Then they fled again to the west of germany during the 1960s. They built a house here whichI consider my home,I wouldn't want to live anywhere else in Europe. But one day I really. Want to visit Czech and Poland, just to see where my Oma and Opa were born and played when they were children. My wife from Thailand and. Our children would also love exploring. We all share one world, guys.
Meine Großeltern kommen aus dem Egerland und dem Riesengebirge. 🇨🇿🍺🇩🇪
Riesengebirge sind Sudeten heute auch polnisch, Egerland aber nicht auch Boemerwald nicht
POV: Average guy in Reichenberg and saying it looks like Vienna
This almost feels like the anthem that "Margaritaville" must have been inspired from! Just saying. :)
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Meine Steidl Oma und Opa, beide herzensgute Menschen, waren da her. Sie waren bei meiner Oma einquartiert. Konnte ganz toll kochen.
This was a wonderful upload Dr. Ludwig- thanks. My Oma was Sudetendeutsch and my Grandfather Czech- their towns just 1km apart- so a very similar story to many here. Her people had lived in the same town for something like 400 years. Sadly, they were deported, with my Oma's family, but ultimately they ended up in West Germany, Austria, and Canada and all's well. All the history is interesting, if sad for so many people, but after so much time it should remain history- recognized and understood, but not something to still be in conflict about. It's far better to learn from history and not repeat it. And it's very nice to read so many reasonable and civil comments here- it gives one hope that we are learning ;)
Zdravím z Jeseníků 🇨🇿🤝🇩🇪
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Buona giornata Germany 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪😀bel brano e commovente!
Look, how they massacred my boy :(
This was massacre, boy! ua-cam.com/video/MVs9sfIXvYA/v-deo.html
@@ghostcz5400 nah...
Mein Uropa ist in Leitomischl geboren. Damals gehörte es noch zu Österreich-Ungarn. Ich staune immer das Leitomischl direkt neben dem Schönhengstgau liegt. Quasi neben der Sprachinsel
Bardzo dziękuję za piosenkę bardzo piękną. Super brawo 🎵🎶🎵🎶💖💖💖💐🌌🌌🐺🦊🐶🐕🐱🎵🎶💖💐😃