Footage of Karl I is very distinctive. The man is brimming with humanity. He smiles at his subjects, talks to them on parade, and never just goes through the motions, as you often see older monarchs do.
To all IGNORANT IDIOTS praising Karl I, he was INCOMPETENT and DUPLICITOUS, spending two years back-stabbing and double-crossing his German Allies!! (and he ran like a COWARD out of the BACK DOOR off his palace when the end came!!)
This melody always gives me a beautiful memory. In 1984 (more or less) I worked in East Berlin in an office of a Polish export company. The office was located in Warschauer Strasse. In a side street there was a small local pub with a jukebox, where pork knuckle was served. I went there some day for lunch, ordered a pork knuckle and a beer, and when the meal was served I put the Radetzky March on the jukebox as in my opinion best suited to the dish. When I ate and the waiter asked how it tasted I said it was perfect. The waiter proudly replied: Because we have a cook from Poland, from Łódź! I am Polish, mind you, but I speak fluent German and the waiter had no way of guessing that he was dealing with a fellow countryman of the cook. This was by far my best lunch in Berlin! :)
You had me at pork knuckle and beer! Quebec does a good job with the pork knuckle, but my technicolor dream is to go to Europe and have a properly done knuckle! John Shaw Calgary Ab. Can
@@burkeshaw The best pork knuckle in my life I had in Łódź - incidentally the same city in Poland from which the cook in Belin came - it was served with peas purée, sauerkraut and mustard. It was DELICIOUS!
The best food in Vienna was ironically a small restaurant outside the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, in a cozy brick courtyard, comfortable waiting times and moderately fast service.
Dear nicku, pork knuckle is a rather Prussian dish. The upper class of Łódź, although that city for most of the time was in the Russian part of partitioned Poland, was German in no small part. Remember Ziemia Obiecana ? No wonder local cooks know how to prepare German dishes until today. Prussia and Austria were fierce rivals for the domination in German speaking countries. They fought it out in 1866, at Königgrätz (Sadowa), one of the more consequential battles in XIX history. Therefore: The fitting music for pork knuckle should be Preussens Gloria or a similar Prussian march. The fitting dish for the Radetzky Marsch would be Wiener Schnitzel. However I will not report you to the Austro-Hungarian secret service for confounding Austria with Prussia musically and culinarily. Even if that service still existed :) So you can enjoy your memories undisturbed ;).
I first became familiar with this tune from the New Years' broadcasts of the Vienna Philharmonic, shown every year on PBS. The Radetzy March is always included & I always look forward to it. Fascinating film-footage from the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, back when empires actually meant something. Truly a vanished age, never to return. Thank goodness at least some of it's been preserved on film. Franz Joseph forever!!
I first hear this march played by a large 19th century music machine in a museum, with the song engraved on a big metal disc. It always makes me think of cavalry on parade.
Just read the book Radetzky March, such a great story. But I never knew this music was actually the March they talked about in the book. Makes the book even more sad and the downfall of the empire even more striking
Yes, I too had heard of negotiations between all the European powers to end the carnage. Everyone realized that it was a collective suicide. The only ones who could gain an economic and political advantage were the United States, which did everything possible and impossible to boycott the negotiations. There was on the one side the cold and cynical determination to become a world power, on the other hand the dull and senile attachment to past glories. Unfortunately, not being a historian, I cannot cite qualified sources, because obviously such a point of view is not acceptable to the current revealed truth.
@@stanislavpistek2538 This is what they teach you in school ... It may well be that Franz Josef lit the fuse, but the explosives had been accumulated by all the European powers, and not only those.
Kaiser Karl I looks so sympathetic on these videos.. It would be a great honour for me to meet him once. The land I call my homeland wasn't ever part of Austria-Hungary, but somehow I feel a really close connection to this country and its last emperor. I chose my third name after him, and whenever I see his image I know it was a good decision. I remember my visit to Vienna - it even exceeded my expectations. I felt so good there... even the sight of teenagers who - I guess by the way they dressed - don't care about the past at all wasn't able to make me feel sad. Austrian Imperial songs nowhere sound so great as in this city. I think that's the ultimate proof of Austrian Imperial strength - even when this country is no longer called "Empire", you can still feel it so well.
You probably mean Franz Josef I. And he was ultimately responsible for WW 1 (it wasn't all Austria's fault, but he could have avoided at least this war) and therefore the breakup of the Austro Hungarian Monarchy in 1918
The Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 (German: Ausgleich, Hungarian: Kiegyezés) established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary. 1848 there was Austria.
Correct, but there was Austria, (including the Czech Land, Silesia, Galicia, and Transsylvania, etc. etc., and there was Hungary, including Croatia. The monarch was the same person.
istina. A kao "zaslugui hvala" u suzbijanju ustanka smo mi Hrvati dobili kurčinu. Herdervarya i mađarizaciju zabranu držanja vojske (jer je Jelačićeva vojska došla pred Peštu).
Lovely to see the Joy and happiness on the Face of Saint Karl, Last Emperor of Austria. Whenever I hear this tune I think of the Brave Saxons and Imperial troops facing the Prussians at Sadowa. Marchinto position with Assembled Brass bands playing this waltz.
Sadly bravery is insufficient. You have to be either brave or stupid to stand in front of a steamroller. In neither case does it make a difference. The Imperial Army was failed by it's leadership which included senior army officers and it's capacity to gather intelligence about its nearest neighbours. My army was described as "Lions led by donkeys"; a quote made up some 70 years later. But we spent our lives and won the war.
Karl was a good man who wanted to end the war, but he was offering peace terms that were out of question for the Germans, he was saying the Germans would give up Belgium and withdraw from the war, AND that they’d give Alsace Lorraine back to France (even tho the population was mostly German and it was annexed into France by Louis 14th) so it’s understandable the Germans weren’t happy that their ally was offering such terms behind their backs. Perhaps if he didn’t offer up Alsace Lorraine and offered a return to pre war boarders the peace talks would’ve gone somewhere, since the Germans themselves were offering a ‘status quo anti basis’ offer in 1916…..which means everything returns to pre war status.
To all those praising Karl I, he was INCOMPETENT and DUPLICITOUS, spending two years back-stabbing and double-crossing his German Allies!! (and he ran like a COWARD out of the BACK DOOR of his palace when the end came!!)
Apart form the year (1848) Radetzky March doesn't have much connection with Austria-Hungary 1848 and I wouldn't bring this cheerful and so-much loved piece in relation with such an inglorious part of history. 1848-49 are the years of hungarian revolution and freedom fight against Austrian Empire, which is no cheerful story, neither for Hungary nor for Austria. Austria could only win the war with the help of the russian tsar's enormous troops. After that Austria sent their sanguine general, Haynau to take revenge on the already defeated and capitulated hungarian. He executed hundreds, the most infamous is the hanging of 13 hungarian generals at Arad on 6th Oct 1849 which was especially merciless and humiliating as - in that era - hanging was a punishment for killers and bad criminals, not for brave officers fighting only for their country's freedom. Haynau's rally disgusted europe, even the Tsar regretted helping Austria and getting involved in such an act.
Official names : Austrian Empire 1804-67 // Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy 1867-1918 (unofficial names were Austrian-Hungarian Empire or just Austria-Hungary)
Radetzky, le boucher de Milan était un triste personnage, mais la musique est magnifique, et le roman éponyme de Joseph Roth, un des meilleurs romans germanophones du XXème siècle, écrit par un Juif galicien.
Menos mal!! Ya veia venir otra MAMARRACHADA ANTIAustro-Hungara Francesa. Your beloved France played LOTS in the SURGE OF NAZISM AND THE SHOAH with the Saint Germain and Trianon treaties. but LENIENT WITH OTTOMANS/TURKEY when the SEVRES TREATY was set up and later "enforced". WEEPING FOR ARMENIA LATER HAS AND IS NOT ENOUGH; DO SOMETHING!!
>forged in wars with turks, as the defender (and sometimes attacker) of Catholoism >died arm and arm with the turks cuz Prussia was a mutual friend Who saw it coming?
Jajaja imitando como siempre. Ni siquiera saben para qué fue compuesta y en qué circunstancias. Sólo chilenos aspiracionistas, creyéndose el cuento de ser "prusianos"...cuando la marcha es austro húngara! Copian y hasta copiando son pencas! Así que eso de "muy nuestra también" ...a la cresta! Soy chileno también pero no de los copiones.
@@patricivsmaximvs9180 Tan choro , el cuma poca cosa. Tengo profesión, tengo trabajo en lo que quiero y me gusta hacer, gano lo que necesito, y vivo de la forma que quiero sin joder el resto ni vivir del estado, como éstos mantenidos (vos también huevón? ) Dime ahora qué es lo indecente, rasca infeliz!. Saluditos, desde Canadá, un país desarrollado, cuyas FORCES jamás han asesinado a compatriotas, y quienes tienen REAL tradición militar en hechos con enemigos reales, y donde éstos sí que no han sido JAMÁS derrotados. Pero qué vas a saber de historia tú, cuma desgraciado!
Vienna is such an interesting city. First time I went there in 1983 as a young person the city was full because of something going on, so I got sent at the railways station accommodation bureau to some Hotel down town. Lots of noise during the night but it was okay, the next morning I met a Texan at breakfast who said he had been coming there for years and that it was the best whorehouse in Vienna. Explained the night time noise.
The "something" that was going on sir in Vienna in 1983 was the 300-year-celebration of the victory over the siege of Vienna by the Osmans, under Kara Mustafa Pasha. It happened on September 12th, 1683. Christendom was saved from the Mohammedans. It also was celebrated all over Germany, Poland and a few other central European countries. The Turkish were laughing in 1983, saying "what are they celebrating, we are here and we are never going to leave again?! The best part is (the Turkish said in 1983) that not one drop of our blood was shed and they received us with flowers, gave us Mercedes Benzs (every 1000th or so), well-paid jobs with paid holidays, great medical care, generous child benefits, etc." Yep, that is the fact in 2021, less than 40 years after the huge celebrations of victory you must have witnessed in 1983 Mr. Knight.
"What we blame on Habsburg monarchy is not the wars they have been waging for centuries, but the fact that for 800 years they have been the stern defenders of European culture and traditions. We reckon their downfall as a progress; but, considering what became of Europe after their downfall, and considering what is still waiting for us, there is plenty of reasons to regret. Maybe someday we will look back at the Habsburg Empire for what it really was: the heart and soul of Europe, gone forever. The nations who arose from its ashes may, and will, carry its heritage; but none will ever replace it." (W. S. Churchill)
Churchill always knew what to say very trutfully and yet eloquently. Here Churchill is regreting the mistakes of the Treaty of Versailles which destroyed the two Empires Germany and Austria-Hungary that protected Europe from Russian Barbarism and Nationalist extremists.
rezesbandában fújtam, március tizenötödikén, a Pesti Vigadó előtt, már mindent eljáccottunk, kérdi a karnagy úr már hót fáradtan -mit jáccunk gyerekek?- egyik barom klarinettos benyögte, hát a "radeckit".... másnapra újságcikk lett belőlünk.... :) :) :)
@jn!x23 no, just because you are from Syria for example, doesn't mean you are Syrian. If you see yourself as a French living in Paris, than you are not a Syrian. And radetzky didn't really do anything in Bohemia but was one of the most important Austrians. Prince Eugen for example was also born in France but I would call him an Austrian general and Austrian in general. That's at least what I think
Habe dieses Video heut zum erstmal gesehen. Den Radezkimarsch kenn ich noch von früher. Doch das schönste in diesem Video waren die Pferde. Die Weisen Schimmel und die schwarzen Araber. Einfach toll.
Radezky odiato massacratore dei Milanesi nel 1848. A Livorno approvò la condanna a morte di Francesco Chiusa (26\05\1854), che due anni dopo sarebbe risultato innocente dell'omicidio del soldato Frankow. La musica è bellissima, ma non può far dimenticare che fu scritta per glorificare un criminale di guerra.
Magnificent anthem😀😀😀😀 wondrrful anthemm and great work! From sister italy to sister Austria lots of warm greets ! No more wars between out nations! Luca💛💛💛💛
For some reason whenever I hear this song,it makes me think of the Lipizzaner Stallions. Because when I saw them perform many,many years ago this was the music they were 'dancing' to in their routine/drill??
Why we are talking Austria and Hungary here if they have nothing to do with the March? The Radetzky March was composed in 1848 and is so named because of its dedication to Field Marshal Radetzky, a senior member of the Austrian army who successfully led an assault in Italy that same year. Strauss wrote the March especially for him and it was played first time in Vienna when Marshal Radetzky was coming back with his army from Itally from the battle that they won there with Italian army. When they entered the streets of Vienna, the March song was played. Hungary has nothing to do with it.
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1848 gabs kein Österreich Ungarn sondern das Kaiserreich Österreich. Der Doppelname für die nunmehrige Doppelmonarchie wurde erst nach der Niederlage gegen Preußen 1866 und dem darauf folgenden Ausgleich mit Ungarn 1867 geprägt.
A fine march; I always like hearing the audience clapping along. It seems to me that Bismarck ruined things for Austria. Europe might have been a happier place had Austria had been included in Germany, thus letting the other people go to pursue their own destinies, as they so ably have. Anyone who mourns the loss of Austria-Hungary to Europe obviously isn't Polish. Remember the Partitions of the 1790's? Empires are not composed of happy, willing subjects, no matter how much some people want to romanticize them.
@Dima Yurov Polen was divided beacause the Polish gentry took care only for their own money and wellness and they traited their own country for money or richesness. Austria couldn't agree that Prussia and Russia could divide Poland between them and that could make them too strong in this part of Europe
Ja, das weiß ich, aber die Russen hatten damals auch so einen Zak dahinter, jeder Schritt und jede Armbewegung war gleich. Damals, 1968 marschierten die Russen durch die Bautzener Straße in Bischofswerda, In einem Marsch, dieses Klaken mit den Stiefeln auf dem Pflaster werd ich nie vergessen.
The Austro-Hungarian empire lasted till after WWI when it got broken up. Venice was given to Italy. other parts were used to create Chechslovakia and Yugoslavia. some bits went to create Romania and Bulgaria. When Germany formed in 1889 France Russia and Britian joined forces to wipe Germany of the map and break it up again. But to justify going to war with Germany the allies hired a Serbian assasin to kill duke Ferdinand of Austria to get a war going between Serbia and Austria then said Germany is aiding Austria to justify declaring war on Germany and Austria. Italy joined the allies with promises they would get Austrian land but ended up losing land to France and Yugoslavia. and only gained Venice. the british ppl didnt want a war with Germany or Austria neither did the British Royal family as the Kaieser of Germany and the king of Austria were grandsons of Queen Victoria. As was the Zar of Russia. Britian's wanted a war with France cause they killed their royal family who was also related to the British royal family.
El emperador Carlos I, del imperio austro- hungaro , cuando este ya estaba en pedazos desmoronado y descosido por todas sus costuras sociales, militares, economicas y territoriales. Murio pronto para no ver la pedaceria de lo que habia sido el imperio; su esposa Zita Borbon Parma, le sobrevivio 64 años, viviendo soledad, abandono y olvido. (un principe suicidado, otro muerto a tiros en Sarajevo; la emperatriz Sisi asesinada a cuchilladas)
@@gastonperez2396 Apreciable Gaston: en efecto, diversos estudiosos del tema, han comentado que ocurrieron fuertes presunciones de que intervinieron agentes ingleses en este asunto, con el fin de desestabilizar aun mas al imperio AustroHungaro (por tal razon dije "suicidado" y no que se suicido).- ¿Interesantes hechos antecedentes (o durante el conflicto), que algun gobierno o "potencia" estaban interesadisimos en acabar con un gran imperio de Europa central, como lo fue este y el Aleman, no crees?.- Nota curiosa: se ha dicho que Churchill y Mussolini se comunicaban, antes y durante la segunda guerra mundial, ¿sera cierto? ( que a Mussolini lo asesinaron un grupo del GI-6 y que Churchill, tan pronto como se rindio Italia, acudio a un pueblecito italiano a "veranear y pintar". Saludos.
@@guadalupelozano5244 Creo que fue este principe el que murió, asesinado o no, en un palacio o simplemente lugar llamado Meyerling. Estaba allí con su amante y el suceso se procuró "tapar" por razones obvias. Hace no mucho lei unas declaraciones de uno de los ministros de Victor Orban en las que decía que de no haber sido destruido el Imperio Austro Húngaro ni el comunismo ni el nazismo hubieran alcanzado la extensión que tuvieron.
Historical fact is that there was no Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1848. That was a year of revolutions in Europe and only after nearly 20 years of turmoil in 1867 dual monarchy was established.
Glad my grandparents left Galicia in 1910. The glue holding the Empire together was Franz Joseph. The various ethnic groups did not become a melting pot like the USA. They pulled in separate directions after WWI l. Not sure if Central Europe is better off with so many weak states,
Where are you at right now my friend? To be frank it doesn't look glamorous here in "central Europe" (a geographically non-existent term used for the ex-territories of the Monarchy) but I wouldn't trade it for anything else in the world. All the countries still have the good old European socialism, that was here before communism, while being somewhat competitive on the market. And to boot, these are some of the safest places in the world. My girlfriend can take a walk from my place to hers at 2AM knowing that she won't even get cat called on the streets. The average wealth is a bit lower than in the rest of the EU on avg. but living standard is basically the same. Hungary is worst off in this regard, but they'll get better as soon as they get rid of Orban and his cabinet of lackeys. We fell apart because they killed our good duke Franz Ferdinand who was very aware of the situation, had royal authority, and was in favor of a sustainable, emancipatory integration of smaller national entities and after him there wasn't really anyone else to take over... If only Otto was a bit older, he could have taken over maybe. My point is it's great here come back sometime and see for yourself.
the difference was that in the United States you had one dominant culture into which many other cultures immigrated and integrated. While A-H grew over the centuries through dynastic politics to encompass many different cultures who had always lived in those places. Only in the 19th century did they begin to enact serious germanization and magyarisation policies
@@PerunsZGRevenge I look forward to visiting the great cities of Central Europe once again when this wretched pandemic is over I never get tired of Budapest Prague and Vienna not to mention Krakow and Llubljana I agree that the disintegration of the Austro Hungarian Empire was one of the worst effects of the First World War
@@johnappleby405 Uncle Dolfi (Adolf H.) was an Austrian. So was Amon Goetz and many other commandants of Nazi death camps. Mozart was German, not Austrian. I wish king Jan III Sobieski had never gone to help Vienna in 1683. He should have let the Ottomans to take it with the whole Austria. Central Europe we would be much better off without Austria and that so called Empire.
Почему-то большинство кавалерийских маршей так притягательны))). Интересный видеоряд подобрали. Марш Радецкого у меня всегда вызывает прилив бодрости, как и должно быть)...
Kinda historical gag: "One guy found a genie lamp and made his wish: - I wanna be rich, noble, influential and have a beautiful wife. So, he wakes up, finds himself in a gorgeously decorated bedroom inside a palace. Suddenly, a beautiful lady enters the room and says: - Darling, wake up! Otherwise we'll be late for our train for Sarajevo."
Of course no one loves wars, but the Austria-Hungary empire has been a NORMAL Empire, as many others in history. Nothing to do with the cruel situations of 20th century.
Ну, таки была духовность. Я бы даже сказалъ, Duchownost. Порой крайне сходная съ нашей собственной. А что до величiя, -- роскошества ихъ архитектуры и ландшафтнаго дизайна радуютъ взоръ и ныне , не такъ ли ? А музыка ? Кстати, Эмиръ Кустурица порой ОЧЕНЬ австро-венгерское кино снималъ. Просто его Австро-Венгрiя это не Вѣна или Грацъ, а пристань Хуядинъ и станцiя Ибанешты . Но это тоже узнаваемая Австро-Венгрiя .
"The following is intended for historical purposes only" lol... you rely on extracts from films that are not from this period and you dare to claim that it is historical ?! the cannons seen in this film DID NOT EXIST in 1848. In addition, in 1848 it is the Austrian Empire, the term Austria-Hungary only dates from 1867 and will end with the completion of the First World War in 1918 (october 31)
In the evenings, when down at the rissole, we chase an old pigs ear and looking for a punt. Radetsky marched into the pokes and robbed me blind of all me pineapples - An ancient Australian proverb.
![[Radetzkymarsch: DVD video] The outbreak of World War I and the death of Carl Joseph von Trotta](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aE4rhi3qrFo/mqdefault.jpg)
Footage of Karl I is very distinctive. The man is brimming with humanity. He smiles at his subjects, talks to them on parade, and never just goes through the motions, as you often see older monarchs do.
The modern humanity began with Karl the First, Sigmund Freud and Karl Jung.
ich bin ungarn IV.Karol -good king
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To all IGNORANT IDIOTS praising Karl I, he was INCOMPETENT and DUPLICITOUS, spending two years back-stabbing and double-crossing his German Allies!! (and he ran like a COWARD out of the BACK DOOR off his palace when the end came!!)
This melody always gives me a beautiful memory. In 1984 (more or less) I worked in East Berlin in an office of a Polish export company. The office was located in Warschauer Strasse. In a side street there was a small local pub with a jukebox, where pork knuckle was served. I went there some day for lunch, ordered a pork knuckle and a beer, and when the meal was served I put the Radetzky March on the jukebox as in my opinion best suited to the dish. When I ate and the waiter asked how it tasted I said it was perfect. The waiter proudly replied: Because we have a cook from Poland, from Łódź! I am Polish, mind you, but I speak fluent German and the waiter had no way of guessing that he was dealing with a fellow countryman of the cook. This was by far my best lunch in Berlin! :)
You had me at pork knuckle and beer! Quebec does a good job with the pork knuckle, but my technicolor dream is to go to Europe and have a properly done knuckle!
John Shaw
Calgary Ab. Can
@@burkeshaw The best pork knuckle in my life I had in Łódź - incidentally the same city in Poland from which the cook in Belin came - it was served with peas purée, sauerkraut and mustard. It was DELICIOUS!
@@nicku1 Sounds absolutely glorious!!!! In Quebec it is served with cabbage turnips and potatoes. A good tap beer goes without saying!
John
The best food in Vienna was ironically a small restaurant outside the Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, in a cozy brick courtyard, comfortable waiting times and moderately fast service.
Dear nicku, pork knuckle is a rather Prussian dish. The upper class of Łódź, although that city for most of the time was in the Russian part of partitioned Poland, was German in no small part. Remember Ziemia Obiecana ? No wonder local cooks know how to prepare German dishes until today.
Prussia and Austria were fierce rivals for the domination in German speaking countries. They fought it out in 1866, at Königgrätz (Sadowa), one of the more consequential battles in XIX history.
Therefore: The fitting music for pork knuckle should be Preussens Gloria or a similar Prussian march. The fitting dish for the Radetzky Marsch would be Wiener Schnitzel.
However I will not report you to the Austro-Hungarian secret service for confounding Austria with Prussia musically and culinarily. Even if that service still existed :) So you can enjoy your memories undisturbed ;).
So familiar. Haven't heard this march for over fifty years, yet I'm still able to hum along with it.
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@@fabriziosalvadori5252 cosa?
I first became familiar with this tune from the New Years' broadcasts of the Vienna Philharmonic, shown every year on PBS. The Radetzy March is always included & I always look forward to it. Fascinating film-footage from the days of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, back when empires actually meant something. Truly a vanished age, never to return. Thank goodness at least some of it's been preserved on film. Franz Joseph forever!!
I first hear this march played by a large 19th century music machine in a museum, with the song engraved on a big metal disc. It always makes me think of cavalry on parade.
This is amazing.... the melody makes me so happy that I cannot describe it!
My High School Band Master had a version of this that was suitable for a Band of our size. Gave me chills every time we played it.
Happy times... You make my cry and smile ...Franz
In Chile our army, parade proud to the rhythm of this march when them celebrate its glories.
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Just read the book Radetzky March, such a great story. But I never knew this music was actually the March they talked about in the book. Makes the book even more sad and the downfall of the empire even more striking
Who is author?
@@tryexceptions1025 Joseph Roth
If you appreciated the story you may also watch the film Colonel Redl by István Szabó. It's atmospheric
I read it last year, myself and would totally agree with you. 👍😎
Brilliant book
The Emperor Karl is actually near to be proclaimed a Roman Catholic saint as the only man who sincerely tried to end the war.
And still the "noble winners" completely dismantled his realm. A real shame.
He tried but it was too late. Franz Joseph I. started Great War which destroy the Austrian empire.
God save the blessed Kaiser!
Yes, I too had heard of negotiations between all the European powers to end the carnage. Everyone realized that it was a collective suicide. The only ones who could gain an economic and political advantage were the United States, which did everything possible and impossible to boycott the negotiations. There was on the one side the cold and cynical determination to become a world power, on the other hand the dull and senile attachment to past glories. Unfortunately, not being a historian, I cannot cite qualified sources, because obviously such a point of view is not acceptable to the current revealed truth.
@@stanislavpistek2538 This is what they teach you in school ... It may well be that Franz Josef lit the fuse, but the explosives had been accumulated by all the European powers, and not only those.
Kaiser Karl I looks so sympathetic on these videos..
It would be a great honour for me to meet him once. The land I call my homeland wasn't ever part of Austria-Hungary, but somehow I feel a really close connection to this country and its last emperor. I chose my third name after him, and whenever I see his image I know it was a good decision.
I remember my visit to Vienna - it even exceeded my expectations. I felt so good there... even the sight of teenagers who - I guess by the way they dressed - don't care about the past at all wasn't able to make me feel sad. Austrian Imperial songs nowhere sound so great as in this city. I think that's the ultimate proof of Austrian Imperial strength - even when this country is no longer called "Empire", you can still feel it so well.
As a teenager if I was there I would be SO touched as you were.
@@alexandercellante7553 not only we have the same or similar age, but also a similar taste of culture. Nice to meet you!
@@BartlomiejDmowskiNice to meet you too!
well because most recorded material you find of this age has had a propaganda thought behind it. In a war, you will not make the Kaiser look bad xd
You probably mean Franz Josef I.
And he was ultimately responsible for WW 1 (it wasn't all Austria's fault, but he could have avoided at least this war) and therefore the breakup of the Austro Hungarian Monarchy in 1918
Toda una marcha famosa en seguir impactando su marcialidad a las nuevas generaciones de amantes de esta clase de música.
The Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 (German: Ausgleich, Hungarian: Kiegyezés) established the dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary.
1848 there was Austria.
Браво, то сам ја хтео да напишем али сада нема потребе.
Correct, but there was Austria, (including the Czech Land, Silesia, Galicia, and Transsylvania, etc. etc., and there was Hungary, including Croatia. The monarch was the same person.
The year is the year the march was written.
@@gfarkas123 also the mon ey and the army
istina. A kao "zaslugui hvala" u suzbijanju ustanka smo mi Hrvati dobili kurčinu. Herdervarya i mađarizaciju zabranu držanja vojske (jer je Jelačićeva vojska došla pred Peštu).
Марш Радецкий был написан Штраусом старшим в 1848 в честь фельдмаршала графа Радецкого . Самый знаменитый марш Штрауса
Да уж ...
Родовитый чех.., и "разночинный" австрийский немец.., а в результате великолепная музыка ...
Excellent march music! Not like Today's music.
Reggaeton isn't real music
Lovely to see the Joy and happiness on the Face of Saint Karl, Last Emperor of Austria.
Whenever I hear this tune I think of the Brave Saxons and Imperial troops facing the Prussians at Sadowa. Marchinto position with Assembled Brass bands playing this waltz.
Sadly bravery is insufficient. You have to be either brave or stupid to stand in front of a steamroller. In neither case does it make a difference. The Imperial Army was failed by it's leadership which included senior army officers and it's capacity to gather intelligence about its nearest neighbours. My army was described as "Lions led by donkeys"; a quote made up some 70 years later. But we spent our lives and won the war.
Karl was a good man who wanted to end the war, but he was offering peace terms that were out of question for the Germans, he was saying the Germans would give up Belgium and withdraw from the war, AND that they’d give Alsace Lorraine back to France (even tho the population was mostly German and it was annexed into France by Louis 14th) so it’s understandable the Germans weren’t happy that their ally was offering such terms behind their backs. Perhaps if he didn’t offer up Alsace Lorraine and offered a return to pre war boarders the peace talks would’ve gone somewhere, since the Germans themselves were offering a ‘status quo anti basis’ offer in 1916…..which means everything returns to pre war status.
To all those praising Karl I, he was INCOMPETENT and DUPLICITOUS, spending two years back-stabbing and double-crossing his German Allies!! (and he ran like a COWARD out of the BACK DOOR of his palace when the end came!!)
Austria-Hungary was constituted as a nation in 1867, not in 1848.
Correction: Austria Hungary was a personal union between both states, not a state.
No
no
@@donfelipe4367 ur wrong
@@lmaocetung ur wrong
@@malac8860 can I ask why?
Hell Yeah! I have always loved the Radetzky March music coming out from the Golden Buffalo Casino.
Завораживающий марш.
Apart form the year (1848) Radetzky March doesn't have much connection with Austria-Hungary 1848 and I wouldn't bring this cheerful and so-much loved piece in relation with such an inglorious part of history.
1848-49 are the years of hungarian revolution and freedom fight against Austrian Empire, which is no cheerful story, neither for Hungary nor for Austria. Austria could only win the war with the help of the russian tsar's enormous troops. After that Austria sent their sanguine general, Haynau to take revenge on the already defeated and capitulated hungarian. He executed hundreds, the most infamous is the hanging of 13 hungarian generals at Arad on 6th Oct 1849 which was especially merciless and humiliating as - in that era - hanging was a punishment for killers and bad criminals, not for brave officers fighting only for their country's freedom. Haynau's rally disgusted europe, even the Tsar regretted helping Austria and getting involved in such an act.
You are right, but the Radetzy March is music, and nothing else.
Heartbreaking history 😢
Official names : Austrian Empire 1804-67 // Austrian-Hungarian Monarchy 1867-1918 (unofficial names were Austrian-Hungarian Empire or just Austria-Hungary)
W podzięce za obronę Wiednia w 1683 roku, niecałe sto lat później, Austria przyłożyła rękę do rozbiorów Polski, pewnie w ramach wdzięczności!
@@jarobon8117 Und so werde die Halb-Mond Croissant erfunden. Mahlzeit !
@@ianrogerburton1670 No coments!
die im Reichsrath vertretenen Königreiche und Länder, bis 1867
so steht es geschrieben
Radetzky, le boucher de Milan était un triste personnage, mais la musique est magnifique, et le roman éponyme de Joseph Roth, un des meilleurs romans germanophones du XXème siècle, écrit par un Juif galicien.
Menos mal!! Ya veia venir otra MAMARRACHADA ANTIAustro-Hungara Francesa. Your beloved France played LOTS in the SURGE OF NAZISM AND THE SHOAH with the Saint Germain and Trianon treaties. but LENIENT WITH OTTOMANS/TURKEY when the SEVRES TREATY was set up and later "enforced". WEEPING FOR ARMENIA LATER HAS AND IS NOT ENOUGH; DO SOMETHING!!
>forged in wars with turks, as the defender (and sometimes attacker) of Catholoism
>died arm and arm with the turks cuz Prussia was a mutual friend
Who saw it coming?
Maravillosa marcha....muy nuestra tambien.....
Chile DECENTE
Jajaja imitando como siempre. Ni siquiera saben para qué fue compuesta y en qué circunstancias. Sólo chilenos aspiracionistas, creyéndose el cuento de ser "prusianos"...cuando la marcha es austro húngara! Copian y hasta copiando son pencas! Así que eso de "muy nuestra también" ...a la cresta! Soy chileno también pero no de los copiones.
De Chile decente se cree el mono!
@@karakorum2007 No de los copiones, pero si de los indecentes.
@@patricivsmaximvs9180 Tan choro , el cuma poca cosa. Tengo profesión, tengo trabajo en lo que quiero y me gusta hacer, gano lo que necesito, y vivo de la forma que quiero sin joder el resto ni vivir del estado, como éstos mantenidos (vos también huevón? ) Dime ahora qué es lo indecente, rasca infeliz!. Saluditos, desde Canadá, un país desarrollado, cuyas FORCES jamás han asesinado a compatriotas, y quienes tienen REAL tradición militar en hechos con enemigos reales, y donde éstos sí que no han sido JAMÁS derrotados. Pero qué vas a saber de historia tú, cuma desgraciado!
Блестящая империя,высокий уровень культуры и цивилизации.Пала в результате войны.
Которую она и начала. Насчёт уровня цивилизации спорно.
must say that even that A-H was going weaker his theme's were just to good
Vienna is such an interesting city. First time I went there in 1983 as a young person the city was full because of something going on, so I got sent at the railways station accommodation bureau to some Hotel down town. Lots of noise during the night but it was okay, the next morning I met a Texan at breakfast who said he had been coming there for years and that it was the best whorehouse in Vienna. Explained the night time noise.
Who flys from Texas to Vienna for a ride? Away in te thon shower and pop one off kid.
The "something" that was going on sir in Vienna in 1983 was the 300-year-celebration of the victory over the siege of Vienna by the Osmans, under Kara Mustafa Pasha.
It happened on September 12th, 1683. Christendom was saved from the Mohammedans. It also was celebrated all over Germany, Poland and a few other
central European countries. The Turkish were laughing in 1983, saying "what are they celebrating, we are here and we are never going to leave again?!
The best part is (the Turkish said in 1983) that not one drop of our blood was shed and they received us with flowers, gave us Mercedes Benzs (every 1000th or so),
well-paid jobs with paid holidays, great medical care, generous child benefits, etc."
Yep, that is the fact in 2021, less than 40 years after the huge celebrations of victory you must have witnessed in 1983 Mr. Knight.
@@renataostertag6051 How very true
@@MsSlucyna SO IST ES GELAUFEN......und wir sind weiter gut zu allen "Gästen"....jaja
Gran marcha, es la que toca la Escuela Militar de Chile
"What we blame on Habsburg monarchy is not the wars they have been waging for centuries, but the fact that for 800 years they have been the stern defenders of European culture and traditions. We reckon their downfall as a progress; but, considering what became of Europe after their downfall, and considering what is still waiting for us, there is plenty of reasons to regret. Maybe someday we will look back at the Habsburg Empire for what it really was: the heart and soul of Europe, gone forever. The nations who arose from its ashes may, and will, carry its heritage; but none will ever replace it." (W. S. Churchill)
Churchill always knew what to say very trutfully and yet eloquently. Here Churchill is regreting the mistakes of the Treaty of Versailles which destroyed the two Empires Germany and Austria-Hungary that protected Europe from Russian Barbarism and Nationalist extremists.
Un montón de cháchara lapidaria, como le gustaba a ese viejo borracho de Churchill.
Churchill.... wrong again, like he was with just about everything except for Hitlerism. Lucky he got one right;-)
@@sebastianvella8992 глупости и бесмислице. #ЂонОбраз
Yugoslavia was a mistake
Les filmes d'époque. FANTASTIQUE
Wonderful stuff. Quite possibly my favourite piece of classical music.
Was nennst Du Wunderbares Zeug, und wahrscheinlich mein lieblingslingslied. Hast Du keine Meinung?? ?? Entweder oder??
🙏🏻😀mount of respect for the Austria 🇦🇹 and Hungary 🇭🇺👍🏻🌎.
He was Czech
Привет от одной из провинций Страны знаний - великой Хангуа!
Radetzky, the in-famous 'Butcher of Milan'.
Yes, and he was based.
rezesbandában fújtam, március tizenötödikén, a Pesti Vigadó előtt, már mindent eljáccottunk, kérdi a karnagy úr már hót fáradtan -mit jáccunk gyerekek?- egyik barom klarinettos benyögte, hát a "radeckit".... másnapra újságcikk lett belőlünk.... :) :) :)
For historical purposes? well whatever! Its still a cracking march.
Wunderschön Musik.
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live forever in the traditions of the Chilean army !!!
And Noel Gallagher. Respect
I know - thank you Chile for upholding our great traditions while the cowards and "Hosensche#sser" in our countries
abandoned them.
ha ha ha ha indian
to be honest the Germans adopted the March and brought it to Chile
@@leinaddd88 El mejor ejército de Latinoámerica y el mejor desfile militar por lejos . Saludos serranito.
Wish you were here today! 3.3.2022. 👍❤️💕
There was no Austria-Hungary in 1848. Just Austrian Empire (Kaisertum Österreich).
I hate to point out the obvious but in 1848 there was no Austria-Hungary
Radetzky was born in Czechia (aka Czech Republic) and not 🇦🇹 or 🇭🇺 was also a Count in the House of Habsburg
He certainly was born in Austria. Indeed, Bohemia was part of Austria at that time ;)
@@nebelnoob5086 true but not *TODAY*
@jn!x23 I know and he was an incredible musician, but you can't compare these two with each other.
@jn!x23 no, just because you are from Syria for example, doesn't mean you are Syrian. If you see yourself as a French living in Paris, than you are not a Syrian. And radetzky didn't really do anything in Bohemia but was one of the most important Austrians. Prince Eugen for example was also born in France but I would call him an Austrian general and Austrian in general.
That's at least what I think
@jn!x23 could we at least call him bohemian
Prior to Souza, the Austro-Hungarian marches were the best by far. The spirit of Vienna has much to do with it.
Not true, you forgot Pfieke
🇦🇹オーストリア・🇭🇺ハンガリー帝国❗️素晴らしい✨
Habe dieses Video heut zum erstmal gesehen. Den Radezkimarsch kenn ich noch von früher. Doch das schönste in diesem Video waren die Pferde. Die Weisen Schimmel und die schwarzen Araber. Einfach toll.
Великолепная музыка
Radezky odiato massacratore dei Milanesi nel 1848. A Livorno approvò la condanna a morte di Francesco Chiusa (26\05\1854), che due anni dopo sarebbe risultato innocente dell'omicidio del soldato Frankow. La musica è bellissima, ma non può far dimenticare che fu scritta per glorificare un criminale di guerra.
youtube.com/@thingsyoushouldknow?si=qPVBo8DktLOQciHx
Egyeseknek szomorú lehet a történelem okán. For some, this music may be sad because of history.
Chilenos: siempre adoptando musica y uniformes militares de europa
Magnificent anthem😀😀😀😀 wondrrful anthemm and great work! From sister italy to sister Austria lots of warm greets ! No more wars between out nations! Luca💛💛💛💛
It isn't an anthem
@@jerolitotorres thx bro
Two sisters too much!
Moreover, it is not 1848, but 1916. And not Charles I, but IV.
IV. Károly in Hungary and Carl I in Austria. Because he was king of Hungary and Emperor of Austria.
For some reason whenever I hear this song,it makes me think of the Lipizzaner Stallions. Because when I saw them perform many,many years ago this was the music they were 'dancing' to in their routine/drill??
Как приятно смотреть.Это времена когда Европа была самой собой.А не нынешней ...
для некоторых - Европа и ныне та же
о да. Кстати мы тоже были ею. А она и нами.
Tara tara ramtamtam tara tara ramtamtam Super Brawo pozdro z Polski 😀👍🇵🇱
What film were the clips taken from? The one guy looks a little like Omar Sherif.
Why we are talking Austria and Hungary here if they have nothing to do with the March? The Radetzky March was composed in 1848 and is so named because of its dedication to Field Marshal Radetzky, a senior member of the Austrian army who successfully led an assault in Italy that same year. Strauss wrote the March especially for him and it was played first time in Vienna when Marshal Radetzky was coming back with his army from Itally from the battle that they won there with Italian army. When they entered the streets of Vienna, the March song was played. Hungary has nothing to do with it.
1848 gabs kein Österreich Ungarn sondern das Kaiserreich Österreich. Der Doppelname für die nunmehrige Doppelmonarchie wurde erst nach der Niederlage gegen Preußen 1866 und dem darauf folgenden Ausgleich mit Ungarn 1867 geprägt.
A fine march; I always like hearing the audience clapping along.
It seems to me that Bismarck ruined things for Austria. Europe might have been a happier place had Austria had been included in Germany, thus letting the other people go to pursue their own destinies, as they so ably have.
Anyone who mourns the loss of Austria-Hungary to Europe obviously isn't Polish. Remember the Partitions of the 1790's?
Empires are not composed of happy, willing subjects, no matter how much some people want to romanticize them.
Krakus Ham its the best !!!!
@Dima Yurov Polen was divided beacause the Polish gentry took care only for their own money and wellness and they traited their own country for money or richesness. Austria couldn't agree that Prussia and Russia could divide Poland between them and that could make them too strong in this part of Europe
Chuj wam w dupę, tak odwdzięczyliścię się, ciężcy frajerzy za pomoc w 1683 roku!
Gee,and I thought the discord between Republicans and Democrats was venomous.
Adolf Hitler forced the Anschluss, and see where that got Austria after WWII.
"Hurrah for Old Nosey!" -M&B Napoleonic Wars reference
Que bonito el imperio austrohungaro ❤❤
Muito bonitas as imagens da coração do Beato Carlos I.
At 0:52 the child is shivering and looks hungry!
Wunderschöne Marsch 🇦🇹 ❤🇭🇺, 🙏
ニューイアー.コンサートの定番ですね。
The definition of the word ‘jaunty’ in music. You don’t march to this, you strut. With your hat pushed to one side of your head.
Ja, das weiß ich, aber die Russen
hatten damals auch so einen Zak dahinter, jeder Schritt und jede Armbewegung war gleich. Damals, 1968 marschierten die Russen durch die Bautzener Straße in Bischofswerda, In einem Marsch, dieses Klaken mit den Stiefeln auf dem Pflaster werd ich nie vergessen.
Why is there a disclaimer on a video about the austro-hungarian Empire?
Name of movie please!, Thanks.
there was no austria-hungary in 1848. hungary and autria made two separate states with the same person as monarch.
The Austro-Hungarian empire lasted till after WWI when it got broken up.
Venice was given to Italy. other parts were used to create Chechslovakia and Yugoslavia. some bits went to create Romania and Bulgaria.
When Germany formed in 1889 France Russia and Britian joined forces to wipe Germany of the map and break it up again. But to justify going to war with Germany the allies hired a Serbian assasin to kill duke Ferdinand of Austria to get a war going between Serbia and Austria then said Germany is aiding Austria to justify declaring war on Germany and Austria.
Italy joined the allies with promises they would get Austrian land but ended up losing land to France and Yugoslavia. and only gained Venice.
the british ppl didnt want a war with Germany or Austria neither did the British Royal family as the Kaieser of Germany and the king of Austria were grandsons of Queen Victoria. As was the Zar of Russia.
Britian's wanted a war with France cause they killed their royal family who was also related to the British royal family.
@@cliffbird5016 there was no such thing as king of austria.
Актуальна публікація і частина історії Західної України. Дякуємо!
El emperador Carlos I, del imperio austro- hungaro , cuando este ya estaba en pedazos desmoronado y descosido por todas sus costuras sociales, militares, economicas y territoriales. Murio pronto para no ver la pedaceria de lo que habia sido el imperio; su esposa Zita Borbon Parma, le sobrevivio 64 años, viviendo soledad, abandono y olvido. (un principe suicidado, otro muerto a tiros en Sarajevo; la emperatriz Sisi asesinada a cuchilladas)
Gracias por su comentario. Supongo que lo de "suicidado" querrá decir asesinado
@@gastonperez2396 Apreciable Gaston: en efecto, diversos estudiosos del tema, han comentado que ocurrieron fuertes presunciones de que intervinieron agentes ingleses en este asunto, con el fin de desestabilizar aun mas al imperio AustroHungaro (por tal razon dije "suicidado" y no que se suicido).- ¿Interesantes hechos antecedentes (o durante el conflicto), que algun gobierno o "potencia" estaban interesadisimos en acabar con un gran imperio de Europa central, como lo fue este y el Aleman, no crees?.- Nota curiosa: se ha dicho que Churchill y Mussolini se comunicaban, antes y durante la segunda guerra mundial, ¿sera cierto? ( que a Mussolini lo asesinaron un grupo del GI-6 y que Churchill, tan pronto como se rindio Italia, acudio a un pueblecito italiano a "veranear y pintar". Saludos.
@@guadalupelozano5244 Creo que fue este principe el que murió, asesinado o no, en un palacio o simplemente lugar llamado Meyerling. Estaba allí con su amante y el suceso se procuró "tapar" por razones obvias. Hace no mucho lei unas declaraciones de uno de los ministros de Victor Orban en las que decía que de no haber sido destruido el Imperio Austro Húngaro ni el comunismo ni el nazismo hubieran alcanzado la extensión que tuvieron.
There was no such place as 'Austria-Hungary' in 1848.
away from Habsburg Völkerkerker (prison( and getting better with the communists????
@@busodelor1977 Please clarify this sentence. Thanks.
True the Austrian Empire only introduced the dual monarchy in 1867
@@Gamingmaster-jv9zj Yup.
Historical fact is that there was no Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1848. That was a year of revolutions in Europe and only after nearly 20 years of turmoil in 1867 dual monarchy was established.
Felicitaciones excelente el Video.
Wow. Look at that footage🙂
Glad my grandparents left Galicia in 1910. The glue holding the Empire together was Franz Joseph. The various ethnic groups did not become a melting pot like the USA. They pulled in separate directions after WWI l. Not sure if Central Europe is better off with so many weak states,
Where are you at right now my friend? To be frank it doesn't look glamorous here in "central Europe" (a geographically non-existent term used for the ex-territories of the Monarchy) but I wouldn't trade it for anything else in the world. All the countries still have the good old European socialism, that was here before communism, while being somewhat competitive on the market. And to boot, these are some of the safest places in the world. My girlfriend can take a walk from my place to hers at 2AM knowing that she won't even get cat called on the streets.
The average wealth is a bit lower than in the rest of the EU on avg. but living standard is basically the same. Hungary is worst off in this regard, but they'll get better as soon as they get rid of Orban and his cabinet of lackeys.
We fell apart because they killed our good duke Franz Ferdinand who was very aware of the situation, had royal authority, and was in favor of a sustainable, emancipatory integration of smaller national entities and after him there wasn't really anyone else to take over... If only Otto was a bit older, he could have taken over maybe.
My point is it's great here come back sometime and see for yourself.
We are worse off. The united states pf greater austria would’ve been a blessing to all of us.
the difference was that in the United States you had one dominant culture into which many other cultures immigrated and integrated. While A-H grew over the centuries through dynastic politics to encompass many different cultures who had always lived in those places. Only in the 19th century did they begin to enact serious germanization and magyarisation policies
@@PerunsZGRevenge I look forward to visiting the great cities of Central Europe once again when this wretched pandemic is over I never get tired of Budapest Prague and Vienna not to mention Krakow and Llubljana I agree that the disintegration of the Austro Hungarian Empire was one of the worst effects of the First World War
@@johnappleby405 Uncle Dolfi (Adolf H.) was an Austrian. So was Amon Goetz and many other commandants of Nazi death camps. Mozart was German, not Austrian. I wish king Jan III Sobieski had never gone to help Vienna in 1683. He should have let the Ottomans to take it with the whole Austria. Central Europe we would be much better off without Austria and that so called Empire.
Почему-то большинство кавалерийских маршей так притягательны))). Интересный видеоряд подобрали. Марш Радецкого у меня всегда вызывает прилив бодрости, как и должно быть)...
You should hear Radetzky April!
Europa... Quanta história.!!!
si... y un brutal pasado imperial...
Excellent
Kinda historical gag:
"One guy found a genie lamp and made his wish:
- I wanna be rich, noble, influential and have a beautiful wife.
So, he wakes up, finds himself in a gorgeously decorated bedroom inside a palace. Suddenly, a beautiful lady enters the room and says:
- Darling, wake up! Otherwise we'll be late for our train for Sarajevo."
Of course no one loves wars, but the Austria-Hungary empire has been a NORMAL Empire, as many others in history. Nothing to do with the cruel situations of 20th century.
0:48 Does anyone know if that's the Austro-Hungarian WWI uniform?
Кто бы мог тогда подумать, что вся эта красота сегодня для нас ничего не значит, вообще ничего. Было величие - и тю-тю. Бабця Австрия. Дедушка Кайзер.
Ну, таки была духовность. Я бы даже сказалъ, Duchownost. Порой крайне сходная съ нашей собственной. А что до величiя, -- роскошества ихъ архитектуры и ландшафтнаго дизайна радуютъ взоръ и ныне , не такъ ли ? А музыка ? Кстати, Эмиръ Кустурица порой ОЧЕНЬ австро-венгерское кино снималъ. Просто его Австро-Венгрiя это не Вѣна или Грацъ, а пристань Хуядинъ и станцiя Ибанешты . Но это тоже узнаваемая Австро-Венгрiя .
величие осталось плюс с насмешкой над нами
When the former empire reunites in the comments
Hail Slavic brothers!
Mantente fuerte hungria❤
Gloria to Austria in the highest! The original Millennial Kingdom
A yes the county that hated our nation. YEAH. Have you ever heard about 1848?
fuck off austria
@@attilaproszenyak8838 fukk off kosuth rebels
@@attilaproszenyak8838 fuck off poor Hungary, poor without money from EU
@@busodelor1977 fuck off west,balkan is the best.
PS HEIMAT what other music do you like? From an italian friend a lot of greets to you and to your country luca❤🤍💚
Quel plaisir de voir le bel Omar Shariff presque aussi beau que Delon ou Belmondo
So, your visuals are from the film MAYERLING??
"The following is intended for historical purposes only" lol... you rely on extracts from films that are not from this period and you dare to claim that it is historical ?! the cannons seen in this film DID NOT EXIST in 1848.
In addition, in 1848 it is the Austrian Empire, the term Austria-Hungary only dates from 1867 and will end with the completion of the First World War in 1918 (october 31)
Yes, but the movie clips of Blessed Karl and Zita are authentic. I was disappointed that they mixed the movie clips with them.
In the evenings, when down at the rissole, we chase an old pigs ear and looking for a punt. Radetsky marched into the pokes and robbed me blind of all me pineapples - An ancient Australian proverb.
Which march is better, Beethoven's Yorckscher or Strauss' Radetsky?
Была и сплыла Австровенгрия. А мы, остались.
Una civilización que el viento se llevó.
What is this movie not the historical films
Der Mais, der Mais, der Mais marschiert.
Der Mais, der Mais, der demonstriert.
Bonduelle ist das famose
Zartgemüse aus der Dose!
Deutschland deine Deppen DDD
it is nice and now we play it even in Milan. even if it was an archenemy music for Italians at those times. everything is relative
As far as I’m concerned,all credit is due the horses.