Original social democracy also wanted to establish communism (Rosa Luxemburg etc) the split happened later during the revolution in Germany when part of the social democrats allied with the soon to be nazies to put it down
@@WinBeta918 this is a communist song in the same way that Erika is a Nazi song, it wasn't made for that purpose but it was most popular under the GDR so it is a communist song
![Arbeiter von Wien [German worker song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oopGFXItVyg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Arbeiter von Wien [German worker song][+English translation]](/img/tr.png)
i attended an international workers day procession in vienna this year. the band played this song.
Südtirol und Welschtirol ❤️🩹
the song ist sehr good
Классно
what is the name of art behind the map
The three arrows of the iron front
Can you make a song from Indonesia? Maju sukarelawan? Or Ganyang inggris dan amerika?
probably
Can you make Bosnia national Anthem JEDNA SI JEDINA?
Why did you use the 3 arrows for the communists I thought it was spesificly an anti communist anti facist anti monarchist symbols used by socialist
apologies, it should be titled workers song instead of a communist one
Three arrows isn't anti-communist in any sense, it symbolises fight against capitalism, reactionism and fascism
@@twojastara3710 Afaik it's anty communist, anti reactionary and anti fascist. At least that's the original meaning.
@@twojastara3710 Do your history. It is very anti-communist.
it was used by social democrats who fought against capitalists, fascists and monarchists
Actually it was a social democrat song (opposed to communism as well)
It was the German (and Austrian) version of Red Army, Black Baron, THE Bolshevik Red Army song.
Original social democracy also wanted to establish communism (Rosa Luxemburg etc) the split happened later during the revolution in Germany when part of the social democrats allied with the soon to be nazies to put it down
@@twojastara3710 I knew that, but I believed this song was made after that happened
@@WinBeta918 this is a communist song in the same way that Erika is a Nazi song, it wasn't made for that purpose but it was most popular under the GDR so it is a communist song
@@bighillraftwasn't Erika widely singed in German Empire?
Wrong logo.
it was originally used by social democrats who fought against capitalists, reactionists, communists and fascists
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