My God! What can one say? Just stunning! Not a singer. Not a song, but an indictment. What a talent! Where have all the Dietrichs gone? Long, long, long time passing.
Yes, where have all the Dietrichs gone... Please translate: In unserem Land sind keine Marlenes. Keine einzige! Ein Land von ideologischen Trotteln. Es ist zum schämen. Kein Land und keine Hoffung! God with you!
What an incredible performance. Marlene Dietrich, having see the horrors of war up close, really knew what this song was about. Other singers may have better voices but no one puts the feeling into this song like Dietrich. The line 'gone to graveyards everyone went" is heartbreaking.
She actually was at the front personally. She has seen corpses in trenches and bombs destroying cities. She was kind of a warrior herself. A soldier in her own way.
She sang with absolute conviction... and, of course, class... So calm a singing yet with so much force and quiet emotion and wisdom and sophistication.
Una de las más notables interpretaciones. Siento que mi alma se desborda. Quiero Paz en el mundo y equidad en las riquezas de ésta, nuestra Madre Tierra.
As a little boy my Grandmother would sing this & I never understood it . Now that I know what it means when I listen I start to cry . Such a sad song ...
PS my grandmother was German . It was very hard for her to do bake sales to raise money to buy American bonds . Knowing that the money would be used for bombs that would be dropped on her family. But she did one hell of a great job for her new Country !!!
Absolutely extraordinaire! Pure emotion, pure feelings, not a great voice but the way she sing this song is perfect. Touch my heart deeply. Where have all the soldiers gone, long time passing? Where have all the soldiers gone, long time ago? Where have all the soldiers gone? Gone to graveyards, everyone. Oh, when will they ever learn? Oh, when will they ever learn?
+Alberto Benaim In 1955, American singer Peter Seeger, sitting in the plane, re-read it three favorite lines from a song from the novel by Mikhail Sholokhov's "Тихий Дон" (translated into English), which he wrote in his notebook: «Where are the flowers? The girls have plucked them. Where are the girls? They’ve taken husbands. Where are the men? They’re all in the army.» Suddenly, one passenger said to his wife: "When they finally learn ?!" (he talked about his children). After these words in my head Seeger something united and he quickly finished the song, inventing a few verses.
AN INCOMPARABLE AND INCREDIBLE SONG AGAINST WARS, THUMBS UP FOR EVER NO WAY! BRAVO FOR THIS HISTORICAL MOMENT, SHE HAD IT NO WAY, SHE HAD IT AND SHE SUNG IT TO THE FACE OF THE WORLD AT HER TIME, SHE DID IT. THANKS TO MARLENE DIETRICH Emmanuel Viala from Paris France
After I watched a special on her I realized how very special she was!! And yes she does know what she is singing about and nobody sings it and MEANS every word like she does!!! And nobody ever will!!!!! WE miss Ms Marlene!!!
Es ist die dichteste Interpretation, welche von Marlene Dietrich je vorgetragen wurde. Es lebe Marlene Dietrich, Patriotin und Pazifistin in einer Person! Wir brauchen viele Menschen mit ihrer Einstellung zu Freundschaft und Gradlinigkeit!
the following year I saw her sing this on her theatre tour and met her , the most wonderful memory and she spoke so graciously to a 16 year old boy and signed my brochure simply `Dietrich`. The utter rubbish written by the scornful was just that her week long theatre performances were magical and no the lights were not dim. I saw her twice in 1973 and four times in 1975 during a 2 week season at Wimbledon. Favourite songs amongst so many `WHITE GRASS`, PLEASE VIEW THIS , and `when the world was young` & `BOOMERANG BABY`
Sadly my friend.... Never!!... The politicians have way too much to lose in allowing it! This lady had a class that today's generation of light weight entertainers couldn't even begin to understand!
John Boys she lived in her own flesh and bones WWII, listen to the German version. Even Peter mentioned she wrote that version better than the English version
If you sing and do not go out of tune who is someone to say that person sings or not? What is singing? Do you have to compare to someone?! She can sing... she has a feeling that is perfectly transmitted...
THE BEST EVER REMEMBERING SONG OF ALL TIMES! SHE WAS THE GREATEST INTERPRETER SINGER EVER! SUCH AN INCREDIBLE SONG WITH TEARS AND STRUGGLE AGAINST EVERY WAR FOR HISTORY! NO WAY! SO MUCH DEAD MEN AND GRAVEYARDS, NO WORDS FOR THIS. BRAVO! MERCI BEAUCOUP FOR THIS INCREDIBLE SONG FOR PEACE. Emmanuel from Paris France
She owns this song it's hers nobody will ever top her rendition of this sad, sad, beautiful song there lays bare the human existence with all it's frailties and sadness. She does the most with the least vocal abilities of any person who ever performed.
I listened to this performance again 7/21/14 and I realized, I had stopped breathing. When she repeats where have all the young men gone "Graveyards, Everyone" I reminded of what Maya Angelou said: You'll forget what somebody said, but you can never forget how they made your feel" That's the effect that songs has on me ! !
Thank you for your comment for I did actually stop breathing when she Questioned "Where have all the flowers gone?? something in the way she said it, just give you goose bumps. Performers today and of yesterday are irreplaceable
U are absolutely right! So calm, so simple and yet so full emotionally interpretation, performance! A great star, mastering the stage in every way! Its astonishing!
WOW, this beautiful woman was a monument on her own. She was stunning; the way she dressed, how she had her make-up done, the way her hair was implacably done, the way she stood and sang, the lights were hitting her just right. I know Mrs. Dietrich was older in this video, but it is how older stars of Hollywood were, unattainable, untouchable. In today's world of many different media, the stars of old times were far superior compared to today's 15 minutes of fame.
in the old reels you can see the sadness in her eyes as she gives herself to the soilders who gave only their lives ... such class ... real women who understands
A truly beautiful song sung by the amazing Marlene. She sang this way back at the grand theatre Wolverhampton it was the most wonderful experience. She was amazing you just knew you were in the presence of greatness. The audience were shouting for more even after she had left the theatre I will always remember that night
She entertained the troops during WWII, often within sight of enemy lines. She saw with her own eyes the horrors and wastes of war, more than most politicians and armchair warhawks ever will. When she sings this, you get the anger and outrage and sadness that such things keep happening. Not to dump on those who have served and sacrificed....I salute you....and sometimes you have no choice....but we should always be working for a world with no war. But still...What a woman! We will never see the likes again. A true icon for the ages.
@@montyburns9943 u r wrong u do not have always a choice….this song is for the many that served and gave their lives for the benefit of all and the folly of the few
Music Center Ahmanson Theater 1968 remember well to this day thunderous standing ovation for "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" that rocked the walls, Marlene Dietrich gave a commanding brilliant performance so glad experienced it 1st row center balcony, amazing watching excited fans run to stage covering it with magnificent floral arrangements and gifts & we'll never see her likes again, at twenty completely blown away by a Legendary Icon who gave her all getting back the love of an adoring audience...
It's strange shes not a strong singer nor a really talented vocalist yet she can push huge energy into each word that gives me goosebumps as the song grows the emotion flows out of her it's one of the most powerful musical performances I've ever witnessed 🙏
Besides getting over how utterly amazing Ms. Deitrich looks (for those who don't know, the dress she's wearing was specially made - 'constructed,' is more apt - for her, and she was the one who referred Marilyn Monroe to the same dress maker, for her amazing dress she wore at MSG to sing 'Happy Birthday' to President Kennedy), the song, and it's lyrics are more relevant now than in the past few decades. This is a woman who not only watched WW2, but, was in it - supporting the troops. She saw the toll it took on everyone. In the past decade (since Bush-era), the slow, steady march towards a jingoistic, militaristic society - with endless video games, movies, and much more - all 'hypnotising' - lulling - people into a false sense of 'gung-ho-ism.' The ultimate price is, as Ms.Dietrich sang; Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
Canzone bellissima ma tristissima interpretata in maniera magistrale! Marlene era una donna carismatica. Non sapeva cantare ma sapeva interpretare un certo tipo di canzoni con quella sua voce particolare! Una grande interprete!
UNA LETRA ANTIBELICISTA Y PRECIOSA Y PROFUNDA LETRA. CANTADA POR ESTA EXTRAORDINARIA ARTISTA QUE NOS LLENO DE LÁGRIMAS LOS OJOS Y EL SENTIMIENTO, AL OÍRLA INTERPRETARLA. GRANDE MARLENE DIETRICH. NO SE NECESITA UNA GRAN VOZ, TAN Solo Un Gran corazón.
It's so hard to watch - Ms. Dietrich is BRILLIANT @ understanding lighting, etc - & she looks AWESOME. 2 contrast that - w/ the (particular) poignancy of the lyrics of ths song, sung by some1 who knows the horrors, sadness of what war can do. Stunning. Bravo.
She did a world tour in the late 50's or early 60's where Burt Bacharach was the musical director, there was stop in Israel, which she sang this song in English.
El tema es lo que está cantando, el tema de ésta canción tan triste........ Las guerras! Dónde han ido todas las flores!!!! Y ella describe está secuencia de a donde quedaron las flores, a dónde se fueron. Finalmente terminaron en tumbas de los jóvenes soldados que murieron!
He visto la peliculas de Marlene Dietrich y ese exelente, pero cantado aqui es desnudar el alma al dolor por la guerra la injusticia, solo me queda llorar ante tanto sentimiento
As Theresa Stump says, Ms. Dietrich understands the meaning of ths song better than most. Her performance is incomparable. Her dress (if u don't kno, it was Ms. Dietrich who recommended her dressmaker 2 Ms. Monroe - which she wore @ MSG '62), is amazing. She also taught Lucille Ball how 2 do a 'flying' (face) lift
What a strange world this is , one man can compose this beautiful emotional song , then it's sung by a very lovely lady who cares so deeply , tragically it's about us killing each other for no reason. The history of the human race all in one performance of such a special song .
Coraggiosa, brava, intensa. Marlene coerente con la sua statura di grande artista, sempre in prima linea per sostenere la libertà e il no alle guerre. Grande Dietrich.
I completely agree with the other comments saying that Dietrich has made this song heartbreakingly powerful as a sublimely effective scream of outrage about the eternal costs of war, and that no one ever seems to learn the lessons of it. Having lived through the second world war both as a USO entertainer near the front lines and as a secret courier for the US government, she has seen much of the horror first hand and only someone who has experienced it can possibly convey it as vividly as she does through this song. Deitrich's recordings of this song should be preserved for future generations as a lesson to be learned before it is too late. This must rank as one of the most profound anti-war songs in history.
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My God! What can one say? Just stunning! Not a singer. Not a song, but an indictment. What a talent! Where have all the Dietrichs gone? Long, long, long time passing.
Yes, where have all the Dietrichs gone... Please translate: In unserem Land sind keine Marlenes. Keine einzige! Ein Land von ideologischen Trotteln. Es ist zum schämen. Kein Land und keine Hoffung! God with you!
The dietrichs there're here!
Mamma mia che interpretazione!!!!
Dio l' abbia in gloria cara indimenticata e indimenticabile Marlene👏🏽👏🏽🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹♥️
What an incredible performance. Marlene Dietrich, having see the horrors of war up close, really knew what this song was about. Other singers may have better voices but no one puts the feeling into this song like Dietrich. The line 'gone to graveyards everyone went" is heartbreaking.
Que razón tienes....si. Mujer para la historia.
She actually was at the front personally. She has seen corpses in trenches and bombs destroying cities. She was kind of a warrior herself. A soldier in her own way.
@@MarioStahl1983 she offered to sleep with hitler to assassinate him
She sang with absolute conviction... and, of course, class... So calm a singing yet with so much force and quiet emotion and wisdom and sophistication.
The joy of youtube is knowing others are being moved by a rare performance like this, it's the first time I've seen it, and was in floods of tears...
Вот бы это зазвучало с неба ...все ,все,чтобы услышали, остановились
Don't get me wrong, but, are you still alive?
Full of emotion! forget the voice, the face, the lifting, etc etc etc...
The drama she portrayed is simply AMAZING and UNIQUE.
A poetical performance, a heart broken song and yet a magical Marlene Dietrich forever, love you Marlene Dietrich.
I was moved to tears watching this. Thank you Marlene.
She owned me with her rendition of... Where have all the flowers gone. Thank you Marlene!
Una de las más notables interpretaciones. Siento que mi alma se desborda. Quiero Paz en el mundo y equidad en las riquezas de ésta, nuestra Madre Tierra.
Magnífica Marlene!! Admiración absoluta por esta gran mujer.
As a little boy my Grandmother would sing this & I never understood it . Now that I know what it means when I listen I start to cry . Such a sad song ...
PS my grandmother was German . It was very hard for her to do bake sales to raise money to buy American bonds . Knowing that the money would be used for bombs that would be dropped on her family. But she did one hell of a great job for her new Country !!!
@@michaelneel4828 VOLKSVERÄTER
God Bless her , and many others like her who suffered so much, and sacrificed a lot.
😢😢😢😢
A beautiful, sadly, ever so much actual..
Absolutely extraordinaire! Pure emotion, pure feelings, not a great voice but the way she sing this song is perfect. Touch my heart deeply.
Where have all the soldiers gone, long time passing?
Where have all the soldiers gone, long time ago?
Where have all the soldiers gone?
Gone to graveyards, everyone.
Oh, when will they ever learn?
Oh, when will they ever learn?
+Alberto Benaim In 1955, American singer Peter Seeger, sitting in the plane, re-read it three favorite lines from a song from the novel by Mikhail Sholokhov's "Тихий Дон" (translated into English), which he wrote in his notebook: «Where are the flowers? The girls have plucked them. Where are the girls? They’ve taken husbands. Where are the men? They’re all in the army.»
Suddenly, one passenger said to his wife: "When they finally learn ?!" (he talked about his children). After these words in my head Seeger something united and he quickly finished the song, inventing a few verses.
Wonderful how such an elegant and glamorous performer can come down to earth and do a moving folk song.
Как же хорошо исполнена песня: без излишнего напряжения, без пафоса и рисовок - словно разговаривает с публикой.
На немецком ещё лучше звучит
@@Slaikovskaya 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
❤❤❤❤
@@Slaikovskaya Паустовский одобряет
Здесь она уже стара ,хоть и элегантна , изящна, как в молодости
Есть запись 1961 в Москве
Там же титры на русском
И аранжировка лучше
AN INCOMPARABLE AND INCREDIBLE SONG AGAINST WARS, THUMBS UP FOR EVER NO WAY! BRAVO FOR THIS HISTORICAL MOMENT, SHE HAD IT NO WAY, SHE HAD IT AND SHE SUNG IT TO THE FACE OF THE WORLD AT HER TIME, SHE DID IT. THANKS TO MARLENE DIETRICH Emmanuel Viala from Paris France
After I watched a special on her I realized how very special she was!! And yes she does know what she is singing about and nobody sings it and MEANS every word like she does!!! And nobody ever will!!!!! WE miss Ms Marlene!!!
Maravillosa canción, maravillosa intérprete.
Beautiful song sang by an iconic beautiful woman.
The First ever Diva. Perfection in every sense!!!
I love this performance ......touch every fiber of my heart.... Should be a anthem
Siempre maravillosa.❤️
Es ist die dichteste Interpretation, welche von Marlene Dietrich je vorgetragen wurde.
Es lebe Marlene Dietrich, Patriotin und Pazifistin in einer Person!
Wir brauchen viele Menschen mit ihrer Einstellung zu Freundschaft und Gradlinigkeit!
Fantastic song beautifully sung,what more is there to say.bravo Marlene.
the following year I saw her sing this on her theatre tour and met her , the most wonderful memory and she spoke so graciously to a 16 year old boy and signed my brochure simply `Dietrich`. The utter rubbish written by the scornful was just that her week long theatre performances were magical and no the lights were not dim. I saw her twice in 1973 and four times in 1975 during a 2 week season at Wimbledon. Favourite songs amongst so many `WHITE GRASS`, PLEASE VIEW THIS , and `when the world was young` & `BOOMERANG BABY`
I also remember her....a real legend.
Thank you very much for sharing this. I envy you. This song is so beautiful, and she was a very interesting lady. You were lucky.
I probably was there too! at wimbledon and New York City at your same age, she just gave a kiss and I was frozen!
Are we lucky!
How wonderful for you to have met such a legend. Can't think of anyone today to compare her to. She had such stage presence, gravitas and allure.
lkofron
Yes! I think it was was a blessing... to be there at the right moment to meet a legend. Besides she gave me a kiss! :-)
I love this lady she performed beautifully
Sadly my friend.... Never!!... The politicians have way too much to lose in allowing it!
This lady had a class that today's generation of light weight entertainers couldn't even begin to understand!
😭💔
She's so expressive... no many singers can say that
She is sad whenever she sings this song. She was basically on the front lines during WWII so knows the full meaning of this song.
460farelane the song was written in 1955
John Boys she lived in her own flesh and bones WWII, listen to the German version. Even Peter mentioned she wrote that version better than the English version
@@johnboys4697 so? It talks about the war experience, and Marlene lived that.
Elegancia y buen gusto. Qué placer poder disfrutar del arte de esta gran mujer eterna en el recuerdo. Gracias por subir esta genial actuación.
So why was I teary eyed eventually bawling watching this version .
Her version is beautiful and Nevers fails to break me what s star 🌟 she and always will be
She barely sings and yet it is so heartbreakingly beautiful.
She never really sang. That's how we all love her.
If you sing and do not go out of tune who is someone to say that person sings or not? What is singing? Do you have to compare to someone?! She can sing... she has a feeling that is perfectly transmitted...
.... qui da me violette, margheritine........ timide e micini che giocano nell Erba profumata dai fiorellini. BUONA GIORNATA 🍀🌈🎶📖😷
Thats the power of pure emotion for you
she's an EMOTER! we feel what she does!
THE BEST EVER REMEMBERING SONG OF ALL TIMES! SHE WAS THE GREATEST INTERPRETER SINGER EVER! SUCH AN INCREDIBLE SONG WITH TEARS AND STRUGGLE AGAINST EVERY WAR FOR HISTORY! NO WAY! SO MUCH DEAD MEN AND GRAVEYARDS, NO WORDS FOR THIS. BRAVO! MERCI BEAUCOUP FOR THIS INCREDIBLE SONG FOR PEACE. Emmanuel from Paris France
She owns this song it's hers nobody will ever top her rendition of this sad, sad, beautiful song there lays bare the human existence with all it's frailties and sadness.
She does the most with the least vocal abilities of any person who ever performed.
I listened to this performance again 7/21/14
and I realized, I had stopped breathing. When she repeats where have all the young men gone "Graveyards, Everyone" I reminded of what Maya Angelou said: You'll forget what somebody said, but you can never forget how they made your feel" That's the effect that songs has on me ! !
Albert Strickland
Beautifully and eloquently said
Thank you for your comment for I did actually stop breathing when she Questioned
"Where have all the flowers gone?? something in the way she said it, just give you goose bumps. Performers today and of yesterday are irreplaceable
U are absolutely right! So calm, so simple and yet so full emotionally interpretation, performance! A great star, mastering the stage in every way! Its astonishing!
My Wonder Woman...I miss her so much...she died on my birthday...but I am keeping her in my 💖🌹
WOW, this beautiful woman was a monument on her own. She was stunning; the way she dressed, how she had her make-up done, the way her hair was implacably done, the way she stood and sang, the lights were hitting her just right. I know Mrs. Dietrich was older in this video, but it is how older stars of Hollywood were, unattainable, untouchable. In today's world of many different media, the stars of old times were far superior compared to today's 15 minutes of fame.
Beautiful! Song has so many memories for me. 🇺🇸
in the old reels you can see the sadness in her eyes as she gives herself to the soilders who gave only their lives ... such class ... real women who understands
Mujer muy interesante y Enigmática 🤣💕
A truly beautiful song sung by the amazing Marlene. She sang this way back at the grand theatre Wolverhampton it was the most wonderful experience. She was amazing you just knew you were in the presence of greatness. The audience were shouting for more even after she had left the theatre I will always remember that night
For me one Of the ten best sings EVER,and one Of the ten best performers EVER!!!!!;
Best Songs
She entertained the troops during WWII, often within sight of enemy lines. She saw with her own eyes the horrors and wastes of war, more than most politicians and armchair warhawks ever will. When she sings this, you get the anger and outrage and sadness that such things keep happening. Not to dump on those who have served and sacrificed....I salute you....and sometimes you have no choice....but we should always be working for a world with no war. But still...What a woman! We will never see the likes again. A true icon for the ages.
yes, absolutly yes ! what you say.
You always have a choice- don't serve.
@@montyburns9943 u r wrong u do not have always a choice….this song is for the many that served and gave their lives for the benefit of all and the folly of the few
Glamour. Intelligence.
Talent. Beauty. Refinement. Conviction. Class. Depth. Artistry. Passion.
Marlene Dietrich.
The most charming woman in the world.
Music Center Ahmanson Theater 1968 remember well to this day thunderous standing ovation for "Where Have All The Flowers Gone?" that rocked the walls, Marlene Dietrich gave a commanding brilliant performance so glad experienced it 1st row center balcony, amazing watching excited fans run to stage covering it with magnificent floral arrangements and gifts & we'll never see her likes again, at twenty completely blown away by a Legendary Icon who gave her all getting back the love of an adoring audience...
It's strange shes not a strong singer nor a really talented vocalist yet she can push huge energy into each word that gives me goosebumps as the song grows the emotion flows out of her it's one of the most powerful musical performances I've ever witnessed 🙏
Una voce che ti entra nel sangue, dandoti emozione che oggi non esistono più
Besides getting over how utterly amazing Ms. Deitrich looks (for those who don't know, the dress she's wearing was specially made - 'constructed,' is more apt - for her, and she was the one who referred Marilyn Monroe to the same dress maker, for her amazing dress she wore at MSG to sing 'Happy Birthday' to President Kennedy), the song, and it's lyrics are more relevant now than in the past few decades.
This is a woman who not only watched WW2, but, was in it - supporting the troops.
She saw the toll it took on everyone.
In the past decade (since Bush-era), the slow, steady march towards a jingoistic, militaristic society - with endless video games, movies, and much more - all 'hypnotising' - lulling - people into a false sense of 'gung-ho-ism.'
The ultimate price is, as Ms.Dietrich sang; Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
Nicely put, I wanted to say that as well, can't take my eyes off that necklace though!
Bigbearbeau Thank you. Yes, that is definitely...nice - VERY nice.
OH MY GOD.
Great Real Diva.
Canzone bellissima ma tristissima interpretata in maniera magistrale! Marlene era una donna carismatica. Non sapeva cantare ma sapeva interpretare un certo tipo di canzoni con quella sua voce particolare! Una grande interprete!
My Dear Marlene .. When will we ever learn.
I saw her show on sky arts2 and this song stuck out I have watched a few versions now but marlene is simply the best
The great woman! The legend of 20th century.
UNA LETRA ANTIBELICISTA Y PRECIOSA Y PROFUNDA LETRA. CANTADA POR ESTA EXTRAORDINARIA ARTISTA QUE NOS LLENO DE LÁGRIMAS LOS OJOS Y EL SENTIMIENTO, AL OÍRLA INTERPRETARLA. GRANDE MARLENE DIETRICH. NO SE NECESITA UNA GRAN VOZ, TAN Solo Un Gran corazón.
Same actual, still so...Powerful people are obliged to listen to it at least every week after awoken👍
It's so hard to watch - Ms. Dietrich is BRILLIANT @ understanding lighting, etc - & she looks AWESOME. 2 contrast that - w/ the (particular) poignancy of the lyrics of ths song, sung by some1 who knows the horrors, sadness of what war can do. Stunning. Bravo.
Dietrich Forever!
she looks so sad, but always beutiful and stunning Marlene, i love her
Teardrop I think it was the plastic surgery around her mouth !
Incredible Marlene ... this should be song to the 4 corners of the world today .
Amazing performance. So much emotion, so strong, so gentle. All at the same time.
She did a world tour in the late 50's or early 60's where Burt Bacharach was the musical director, there was stop in Israel, which she sang this song in English.
pude saber de esta mujer por tv en Argentina , es admirable y quedé muy sorprendida , Ojalá existiesen personas como eya
El tema es lo que está cantando, el tema de ésta canción tan triste........ Las guerras!
Dónde han ido todas las flores!!!! Y ella describe está secuencia de a donde quedaron las flores, a dónde se fueron. Finalmente terminaron en tumbas de los jóvenes soldados que murieron!
Невозможно оторваться! Гениально!
Very nice presence and very beautiful song, and interpretation. :*
Even though you went back to Germany 🇩🇪 when you left us 🇺🇸 l was so proud to call you one of us . Your a true beauty and a Hero.
Marlene Dietrich died in Paris, she didn’t go back to Germany.
@@teacupalice Didn't know l apologize.
i cried like a baby when i heard this again..x
Magnifica interpretazione sentita. Voce sublime
Thanks, great lady.
Something so compelling about this Full credit to Marlene for the feeling and emotion this brings.
Impresionante interpretación.
Великолепно!!!! Марлен Дитрих и Константин Паустовский. Сильно.!!!!
Да, как Марлен встала перед писателем на колени, но это песня появилась, на её создание вдохновились после казачьей песни, о которой писал Шолохов
@@Slaikovskaya Настоящая Женщина, сейчас таких нет... может есть, но только не в России
Unforgettable !! 💖
Artista já nasce Artista. Praia grande sp 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
The greatest women of 20th century.
Marlene's original recording is very good, the best, but this live version, ¡it beats everything!
He visto la peliculas de Marlene Dietrich y ese exelente, pero cantado aqui es desnudar el alma al dolor por la guerra la injusticia, solo me queda llorar ante tanto sentimiento
Thankyou marlene best version ever,brought a tear to my eye.S/J.
Is a poem! This song
She sings this song so beautifully ❤❤❤❤
I ALWAYS LOVED HER , I WILL ALWAYS LOVE HER !!!!!!!!!
Wonderful song.
Thanks Marlene.
As Theresa Stump says, Ms. Dietrich understands the meaning of ths song better than most. Her performance is incomparable. Her dress (if u don't kno, it was Ms. Dietrich who recommended her dressmaker 2 Ms. Monroe - which she wore @ MSG '62), is amazing. She also taught Lucille Ball how 2 do a 'flying' (face) lift
What a strange world this is , one man can compose this beautiful emotional song , then it's sung by a very lovely lady who cares so deeply , tragically it's about us killing each other for no reason. The history of the human race all in one performance of such a special song .
Love to the Rivas. May your family carry on with her talents and her services to the world in her memory!
Lindíssima Mulher.
Interpretação fabulosa 👍👍👍👍👍🎵
Coraggiosa, brava, intensa. Marlene coerente con la sua statura di grande artista, sempre in prima linea per sostenere la libertà e il no alle guerre. Grande Dietrich.
pure legend
pure class.
Beautiful.
Te amo Marlene
a singer with passion
I've lived both in New York and Berlin,and both have lots of love to offer
Forever Marlene!
Perfetta interpretazione con ❤️,grandissima Marlene ❤️.
God bless her memory
Meravigliosa icona di libertà
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I completely agree with the other comments saying that Dietrich has made this song heartbreakingly powerful as a sublimely effective scream of outrage about the eternal costs of war, and that no one ever seems to learn the lessons of it. Having lived through the second world war both as a USO entertainer near the front lines and as a secret courier for the US government, she has seen much of the horror first hand and only someone who has experienced it can possibly convey it as vividly as she does through this song. Deitrich's recordings of this song should be preserved for future generations as a lesson to be learned before it is too late. This must rank as one of the most profound anti-war songs in history.
Mimi Marlene, Dietrich Forever!!!
Wonderful arrangement!