Fatty Franz Of cause Germany was influenced by the French Revolution. There was much sympathy until the big bloodshed came. Friedrich Schiller for example.
@@montifexmaximus459 Montifex, don't forget, Napoleon overran Germany and most of Europe and imposed his political agenda and his rules and he was ruthlessly against the nobility and clergy, and guilloteen was French instrument - this is so thoroughly Napoleonic French. Most Germans and most Europeans and England too, fought against Napoleon. When a conquering villains overrun the country, they impose their rules and propagate their propaganda. It is not necessarily influence or acceptance, more of like they're subjected to it.
That is the song of the free liberals in Germany from the tradition of the March 1848 Revolution in the tradition of Friedrich Hecker. Friedrich Karl Franz Hecker (born September 28, 1811 in Eichtersheim, Grand Duchy of Baden; † March 24, 1881 in Summerfield, Illinois, USA) was a German-American lawyer, politician and radical democratic revolutionary who was involved in the initial phase of the Baden and German revolutions of 1848 / 49 played a central role until April / May 1848. In Baden he was one of the most popular speakers and agitators of the revolution at this time. After the defeat of the uprising named after him, he emigrated to the USA. There he fought during the Civil War (1861-1865) as an officer in a German volunteer regiment in the army of the northern states.
Gittl G. Well, at least trying NOT to be "biased" by political opinion...I'd say it's the left, and by left I mean any revolutionary opinion that grows too large, democracy is old school for them I guess.
StablizdBlodd They are not even leftist, they are far left. The true left are anarchists, minarchists and such, those are only fascists and marxists. Gladly, here in Brazil we are "routing the enemy", I guess in a few years, here the true left: liberals, minarchists, anarcocapitalists and such shall be the oponents of conservatives and monarchists.
@@rockymcrockwell8021 yep you got it right and im more of a total war or mount and blade guy i tried getting into paradox but theres just so many buttons on the ui it gets confusing plus i cant play most of these games on pc mine is not beefy enough i got mount and blade on ps4 but for total war i stick to lets plays for mount and blade mods too
Alright. Time to translate it to Dutch. Als de mensen vragen , Leeft die Hecker nog ? Dan kunnen we je vertellen (or "zeggen") : Ja, die leeft nog. Hij hangt niet in een boom Hij hangt niet in een strop (or "strik") Hij hangt alleen aan zijn droom Van een vrije republiek ! Aan de darmen van de priester, Aan de darmen van de priester Aan de darmen van de priester, Hangt de edelman Laat hem daar maar lekker langen, Laat hem daar maar lekker hangen Want hij hangt er goed. Ja, drie-en-dertig jaar duurt de rotzooi al Wij zijn geen knechten, maar zijn allen vrij Ja, drie-en-dertig jaar duurt de rotzooi al. Wij zijn geen knechten,maar zijn allen vrij. Smeer de guillotine, Smeer in de guillotine Smeer de guillotine in tirannenvet ! Sleur de concubine, Sleur de concubine Sleur de concubine uit het priestersbed ! (Refrein) Vorstenbloed moet vloeien Vorstenbloed moet vloeien Vorstenbloed moet vloeien Als een laars zo dik ! Zodat daaruit ontspringe Zodat daaruit ontspringe Zodat daaruit ontspringe Een vrije republiek ! Ja, reeds drie-en-dertig jaar Duurt deze slavernij al Weg met het tuig Van de reactie !
Swedish version: När folket fråga, När folket fråga När folket fråga: "Lever Hecker än?" Då kan ni besvara, Då kan ni besvara Då kan ni besvara: "Ja, han lever än!" Han hänger icke från ett träd, Ej heller från ett rep: Han hänger till sin dröm om en fri republik! Från predikestolen, Från predikestolen Från predikestolen Hänger en adelsman! Han kan där gott dingla, Han kan där gott dingla Han kan där gott dingla, Häng honom högt och väl! Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar Vi är alla fria män! Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar Vi är alla fria män! Smörj nu giljotinen, Smörj nu giljotinen Smörj nu giljotinen, Med tyranners fett! Höj nu konkubinen, Höj nu konkubinen Höj nu konkubinen, Från prostens bädd! Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar Vi är alla fria män! Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar Vi är alla fria män! Fursteblod måste flöda, Fursteblod måste flöda Fursteblod måste flöda, Flöda minst en stövel högt! Från det skall blomma, Från det skall blomma Från det skall blomma, Den fria republiken! Ja, sen hundra tusen år vi livegna är - ned med hundarna som reaktionärer är! Ja, sen hundra tusen år vi livegna är - ned med hundarna som reaktionärer är!
Dann liegt es an jedem Einzelnen sich in angemessener Weise für das Deutschtum einzusetzen. Natürlich so, dass es dir keine persönlichen Probleme bringt.
@@dr.ludwig Was kann man denn deiner Meinung nach am besten tun. Ich merke auch, dass das Bild des deutschen in der Jugend, ein sehr negatives hat (Nicht wegen der Vergangenheit) z.B wird uns oft unterstellt nicht Gastfreundlich zu sein, oder große geizhälse zu sein und wir seien ja alle "alman". Ich versuche schon mein bestes dieses Bild zu ändern. Ich achte zum Beispiel sehr auf Prinzipien und meine Werte.
@@andreschulze202 Sie fürchten sich vor dem Ausdruck der Wertschätzung einheimischer Kultur? Gilt doch als normal sonst überall. Wenn die Japaner, Chinesen, Russen, Amerikaner, Inder usw. das machen, haben Sie wahrscheinlich nichts dagegen, oder?
Same applies for Carl Schurz, 1848 Revolutionair like Hecker. Carl Schurz became Internal Minister under Lincoln, was against Slavery. General Steuben reformed the US Army. Who built the famous Brooklyn Bridge? And who flew Amerika to the moon? It's quite a long list with these German immigrants, these are only few examples of the "bloody Krauts".
I love German songs and German music for their unique sound. Your channel makes me happy when I'm sad. Nothing cheers me up like German musical art. And also Germany is the birthplace of a large number of classical musicians.
Die einzige Sauerei geschah in den 1990er (1991 - 2000) als unter Trunkenbold Jeltsin die jüdische Oligarchen mit ihren Stammesgenossen in den USA die Rohstoffe Russlands ausplünderten.
@@zaggy3110 Davor ist die Sowjetunion zerbrochen was dazu führte, dass Russland von seinen eigenen Bürgern geplündert wurde. Die Russische Mafia kommt auch daher. Ist Putin auch Jude, oder einfach nur ein Diktator, der seine Landsmänner in den Tod schickt?
@@eson1654 yes, Indonesia was a dutch colony, thus cultural exchange was done, and hence is why some songs have melodies that are derived from European songs.
Why tho? Like I'm German, but I would never hear Russian or American music for example and we were enemies also I don't understand Russian like you don't understand German so why do so many former allies hear our music?
Habe meine Geschichte LK Abiprüfung über die 48er Revolution geschrieben. (Genauer gesagt über eine Rede Bismarcks vom 21.04.1849) Eine der interessantesten Ereignisse in der deutschen Geschichte! Ich fand deinen Kanal schon immer sehr cool, da man mit den Liedern sehr gut den Zeitgeist nachempfinden kann. Liebe Grüße!
@@basti2607 Zudem sei angemerkt, dass dieser Vorbehalt mit den "trockenen Zahlen" die es auswendig zu lernen gälte, auch als solcher schon unsinnig ist. Immerhin bedarf man einerseits bestimmter Jahreszahlen als Gerüst, um die Themen konkret verorten zu können, zum andern helfen sie Ereignisse/Abläufe zu anderen in Relation zu setzen.
@@einbenutzenderbenutzer Ich finde euer mindset absolut unglaublich.Er sagte weder das man die Zahlen nicht Lernen sollte noch das sie unnötig wären.Ihr argumentiert einfach nur gegen einen Strohmann.Diese „Hauptsache ich sag irgendwas dazu“ Mentalität ist echt ein jammer.Und das alles nur um das eigene Selbstwertgefühl zu drücken.
Dem deutschen Volke... Dann weißt du auch bestimmt, dass die BRD nicht Deutschland sondern die okkupationsverwaltung der USA Frankreich und England über das deutsche Reich ist...wem dient die BRD Deutschland oder der BRD? Stoppt den Völkermord an den deutschen! maximal noch zehn millionen mehr sind wir nicht....
I finally found this 😭 after searching for 1 year. This particular version give me peace to sleep at night. Tho i am not German and not even an European i love German song. Danke The lyrics were also touching. I hope there is a longer version of this. Greetings from Asia
Einerseits freue ich mich riesig, diese Lieder zu hören und andererseits wird mir übel, dass ich offensichtlich meine Kultur nicht kenne... Ich habe vieles nachzuholen, wie vermutlich die meisten!!!
@@dr.ludwig Diese Epoche war nicht positiv sondern zweischneidig. Es gab zum ersten Mal eine Republik auf deutschen Boden, aber sie wurde auch gleich nieder gemacht. Die Restauration zwang viele ins Exil. Deutschland war bald ein Massenauswanderungsland. Dazu kamen die verheerenden Kriege und neben bürgerlichen Freiheiten auch Nationalismus, Revanchismus, Antisemitismus und Rassismus. Die Grundlagen für die bürgerlichen europäischen Gesellschaften, Kapitalismus, Industrialisierung und moderne Wissenschaft, aber auch für das ganze europäische Desaster der nächsten 100 Jahre mit Zigmillionen Toten wurde in dieser Zeit gelegt.
Theres a certain charm to this kind of song where they just sound incredibly happy and up-beat while at the same time chanting such cruel lyrics as if revolution were a fun afternoon party with the boys. That's not criticism or anything, I just find it morbidly funny.
@@mischlingbeerandcigarmanLenin got rid of all elections in the Soviet Union, and even if you are a communist, he betrayed the anarchists in Ukraine and attacked them.
We Japanese wish for Germany and Germans happiness.Thank you for the great video. God bless Germany and Germans. I hope for the further development of the friendship between Japan and Germany. Japan won the battle with Germany in the 1914 Battle of Qingdao, and many German prisoners of war were brought to Japan.It is a story in The Bando POW camp.Toyohisa Matsue was chosen as the chief of the Bando Camp.Matsue was a soldier of the Japanese Army. He ordered his men not to treat German POW absolutely like a criminal.He ordered his men to treat the German POWs with kindness.Japan did not want a war with Germany. At that time, Britain and Japan were allies. There was a request from the United Kingdom, and it became a battle with Germany.There were about 1000 German prisoners of war who came to the Bando camp.At this time, the Japanese government decided to introduce German technology to Japan from Germans. Japan ordered each camp to receive guidance from German soldiers in all areas.There were leaders in each of the German prisoners of war, such as politics, economics, teaching of musical instruments, bread making, sausages, whiskeys, beer brewing, etc.The Japanese received instruction from them. Germans taught Japanese people how to grow vegetables that were not grown before at the farm.Among the camps were exercise facilities, a bread factory, a beer factory, a dairy farm and farms.It is more correct to say that it is a German village than a camp. Japan treated Germans as friends.Japan permitted POWs to do sports, cultural activities and arts.The POWs made crafts and pictures. They introduced good European crafts to Japan.A music group formed by German POWs played the first Ludwig van Beethoven symphony No. 9 in Japan.Germans were paid a salary. Salaries were also paid when Germans worked nearby.The Japanese provided goods, money, etc. so that Germans would not be troubled in their lives.There were many exercise facilities in the camp. The sports team formed by the prisoners of war played technical training on soccer in Japan by playing against the Japanese team.At the Narashino camp, excursions to sightseeing spots were often conducted to have Germans enjoy it.There was a restaurant in Bando Camp. There was also a Japanese-owned store. They were free to shop.There were also merchants coming and going to the camp, where they could buy alcohol, daily necessities and sweets.When the German defeat was decided, the Germans were no longer prisoners of war, and their outings were totally free. At the last farewell, the townspeople saw off the marching Germans.Many Germans remained in Japan. They set up a company in Japan and married a Japanese. We Japanese sent 9,000 cherry blossom trees to Germany in 1990. It is said that the money of this cherry blossom trees is gathered by the donation of the Japanese and bought a cherry blossom trees . Almost all Japanese people participated in donations. The Japanese always cooperate with Germany.This cherry blossom tree is still in Berlin. This is a story that Japanese people helped Germans in japanese Okinawa Miyakojima, Japan. In 1873, the German Merchant shipRobertoson was hit by a typhoon.The ship was aground off Miyakojima Miyakokuni. At that time, the islander rescues the crew.They gave some food to the Germans.They gave Germans a place to sleep. The days were 34 days.And the islanders put a lot of food and water on the ship and sent the Germans to Germany safely.There are still monuments sent from Germany in Okinawa.
@Schmusekatze42 Thank you. God bless you and the German people.Japan's national anthem Kimigayo was made by Hayashi Hiromori and German Franz Eckert.Japan made the constitution, medicine, the army in by reference to Germany during the Meiji era. Japan succeeded in modernizing thanks to Germany. Japan learned a lot from Germany.There are two Germans statues at the University of Tokyo in Japan.
@marcel pero Thank you. God bless you and the people of your country.It is a story in the Bando camp.About 100 years ago, there were many German prisoners of war in Japan.Japan did not treat German POWs awfully. The Japanese treated German POWs as friends. Japan respected German POW freedom. Germans were respected in Japan. They spread German culture and history, beer and sausages, Bam Kuuchen etc to Japan. The German bridge created by German prisoners of war is still well preserved in Japan.Japan did not want a war with Germany. At that time, Britain and Japan were allies. There was a request from the United Kingdom, and it became a battle with Germany. Japan allowed German POWs to do sports and cultural activities.Exchanges between villagers and Germans were also popular. It is more correct to say that the camp where the Germans were located is a German village than a camp. When the Germans returned home, Japanese and Germans grieved for goodbye.
Ahhhh arigatou gozaimasu for sharing those stories with us! So precious :). WE LOVE YOU TOO, JAPAN! I've been to Nihon by myself, had a lovely hostfamily there with which I still have contact! (I've been on Shikoku) We - Japanese and Germans - are Nakamas or more likely Tomodachi!
@ Yvkes That's wonderful. Shikoku is a good place. There is more to write about the story of the Bando Camp. Please read the wiki etc. for details. God bless you and the people of your country.
@@AL73250 Die OGs haben's geschrieben, aber die Neonazis singen's heutzutage noch. Es wurde ebenfalls mehrfach umgedichtet, um im modernen Kontext zu passen.
Bitparlee Das ist ein historisches Lied aus der Zeit der demokratischen, republikanischen Revolution von 1848. Wann waren denn die deutschen Spießbürger schon mal bereit aufzubegehren? Auch heute schlucken sie alles, lassen sich alles gefallen wie einst die biedermeierlichen Philister. Im Gegensatz zu Italienern und Franzosen. Lieber als Schlafschaf vor der Glotze dösen. Ach wie peinlich, echauffiert sich das Pastorentöchterchen. Der Hosenanzug des Grauens im bebenden Endstadium wird's schon noch richten. Einen Dreck wird er tun.
Well... It's like this. Much like how the Russians were always good at using their Red Army Choir to make songs that were based off of, well, listen to their music, then listen to the songs of the German and Austrian days, then I think you can tell the differences.
@@Der.Kleine.General ehm, nope? we, a country of the size of texas, fought all major superpowers for 6 years and even had a chance to win. all modern armies are modelled after the german wehrmacht, probably the most effective fighting force the world has ever seen. we are a nation of warriors, ask the romans. we are very good at war, we just suck winning them ;-)
Tach dieser Song hat mich schon seit 2 Wochen verfolgt, ich bekam ihn einfach nicht aus meinen Kopf :) Toller Song und irgendwie wurde mein Kommentar unter diesen mal wieder gelöscht! ;)
I’m American (my family came from one of the oldest houses of brandenburg, so German sort-of) and I swear I heard an American child’s song with this melody.
Well, at least Friedrich Hecker and some of his people emigrated to the USA after the revolution failed. He then fought there in the civil war for the northern states. Maybe that's how the song got to the US.
Well, a lot of german settlers in the US are called 48ers. they are mostly emmigrated from south west german, also known as Baden. baden was very liberal. and when in 48 the Paulskirche and the hecker Aufstand failed. They moved to the liberal west in the US. hecker btw was a commander of a whole german regiment or battalion if i remember correctly. many of his men where former revolutionarys in the hecker aufstand earlier with him. Note, Hecker immigrated to the US in 48, and in 49 when the Badische Revolution occured he traveled back to germany, but arrived to late. he arrived like 5 days after the Soldiers in Rastatt capitulated.
Here's a Spanish translation I've just done: Cuando la gente te pregunta "¿Sigue vivo el Hecker?" Puedes decirles, "Sí sigue vivo él" "Él no cuelga de ningún árbol" "Y él no cuelga por ninguna cuerda" Pero él aferra a su sueño De la república libre Por las tripas de los predicadores Cuelgan los nobles "Déjale colgar libremente, cuelgale bien y en fin!" Sí, por esa mierda aguantamos 33 años No somos esclavos Todos somos libres Engrasa a la guillotina Con grasa de tiranos! Saca la concubina De la cama del sacerdote! Debe fluir la sangre del príncipe Flue hasta las botas Y de ella brotarse, La república libre Sí, por un cientomil años Se continúaba la esclavitud ya Abajo con los perros De la reacción.
ich guck das grade bei Ausgangssperre wo kein Auto mehr auf der Straße ist. Hätte mir vor einem Jahr jemand erzählt das ich mal ne Ausgangssperre erlebe, ich hätte mich auf dem Boden gerollt vor Lachen
I made a translation in brazilian portuguese: Quando a população perguntar, Quando a população perguntar, Quando a população perguntar: Hecker ainda está vivo? Podes falar a eles, Podes falar a eles, Podes falar a eles: Sim ele ainda está vivo. Ele não está pendurado em nenhuma árvore, e ele não pendurado em nenhuma corda Mas pendurado em seu sonho de uma república livre Ele não está pendurado em nenhuma árvore, e ele não esta pendurado em nenhuma corda Mas pendurado em seu sonho de uma república livre Através das entranhas dos pregadores, Através das entranhas dos pregadores Através das entranhas dos pregadores, Enforcado está o nobre. Deixem-no cair e balançar, Deixem-no cair e balançar, Deixem-no cair e balançar, Pendurem-no bem. Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres Engraxem a Guilhotinha, Engraxem a Guilhotinha, Engraxem a Guilhotinha, Com a gordura dos tiranos! Peguem as concubinas, Peguem as concubinas Peguem as concubinas, Da cama do pregador! Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres O sangue do príncipe deve fluir, O sangue do príncipe deve fluir, O sangue do príncipe deve fluir, Fluir altamente! E de seu flourescimento, E de seu flourescimento, E de seu flourescimento, A república livre. Sim, já fazem cem mil anos que a escravidão dura Baixo aos cães da reação Sim, já fazem cem mil anos que a escravidão dura Baixo aos cães da reação
Beispielsweise (Geld)Adeligen, Antidemokraten (links u. rechts außen) oder realitätsfremden "Gutmenschen"... ist mir auch unbegreiflich. Im historischen Kontext ein sehr wichtiges und schönes Lied. Liebe Grüße
In diesem Lied da steckt viel Geschichte hinter, da ich aber 86 im Osten Deutschlands geboren bin und ca 91 rüber und die Schule mir diesen Teil der Geschichte nie lehrte (Preußen, Friedrich der große usw & uvm.🤣) Sondern nur ca 1925 - 1945 und das in Dauerschleife + tatsächlich nur ein wenig Kalter Krieg, habe ich eine gewisse Haltung zu dem Land gehabt und habe das Thema abgehakt. Doch seit geraumer Zeit hole ich ein wenig Geschichte auf, seit 2001🤦 fing das an, nun bin ich heute das erstmal auf dieses Lied gestoßen Heckerlied, genauso wie Fridericus Rex und musste ein wenig schmunzeln. 1. Ich liebe ja diese deutsche Sprache also diese Art auch Goethe usw, auch wenn ich sie selbst nicht so gut beherrsche😅 und ich habe das Gefühl das dieses Lied "Heckerlied", heute bei einer Demo mit sagen wir 500.000 Leute, als eventuell gefährlich eingestuft werden könnte🤣😅 2.Stell dir vor so was würdest du heute bei tiktok oder so veröffentlichen 🤯. Wobei dieses Feeling also ich meine das Thema Unterdrückung/Freiheit/ heute Kapitalismus im amerikanischen Stil usw, was solch Musik mit Text ausmacht ist unglaublich❤️. Das wäre Zensur pur. Ich meine es gibt ihn heute auch noch den Gedanken der Revolution, aber das Feeling heute ist irgendwie anders und wird wahrscheinlich oftmals als rechts abgetan. Man muss das wahrscheinlich unterscheiden weil es gibt Menschen die stehen vermeidlich für Freiheit aber laufen mit /wählen die Fürsten, meist als liberal bezeichnet🤣 und es gibt Menschen die auf diese zeigen und sagen " ihr seid doch die blöden und läuft mit denen aber schreit nach Freiheit" Aktueller könnten diese beiden letzten Zeilen nicht sein, nun die Unterscheidung.Die die mit dem Finger auf die blöden zeigen, da gibt es Leute wie mich, die sagen dieser Turbo Kapitalismus gehört verändert uvm. und Leute die das wahrscheinlich auch so sehen aber eine tatsächliche, sagen wir eine anti-andere-menschen Besinnung haben, diese beiden werden als rechts abgetan, die letzteren zur Recht. Immer wenn ich sage das der aktuelle Kapitalismus keine Freiheit ist und du dich als Mensch sicherlich nicht Frei entfalten kannst, zumindest wenn es von Beginn an, an Geld fehlt und du mit schulden startest. Ja, dann kommt die Schublade Karl Marx und wenn ich sage, du verstehst nur zu deinem Vorteil Marx und lässt andere Aspekte aus, ja dann kann man nur noch Rechts sein. Das Thema Marx kam mal auf beim Thema "was für Wirtschaftssysteme gab es in der Geschichte so?" Aber hier dachte ich irgendwas stimmt doch nicht, alles was so nach der Fed kam + Mauerfall, das kann doch nicht im Sinne von Freiheit sein, versteht ihr? Und wenn man diese Art von Freiheit infrage stellt, war ich schnell abgestempelt aber jetzt, jetzt wo ich dieses Lied eben gehört habe, bestärkt es mein Gefühl das ich sehr wahrscheinlich richtig liege. Ich meine es läuft mir heute noch eiskalt den Rücken runter als Buschi so was sagte wie " Wer nicht mit uns gegen den Terrorismus kämpft, der ist ein Terrorist". So kam es zumindest damals rüber. Ich bin gespannt wo es mit Deutschland ab 2025 hingeht. Wenn der Ami jetzt in Großbritannien Atomwaffen stationieren mag und Trump kommt. Im dem Sinne, hoch lebe die Revolution ✌️❤️
Hahaha....jetzt weiß ich, warum wir im Auto zu Ausflügen, immer nur die Ersten 3 Strophen gesungen haben..😁...danach wurde es zu heftig für uns Kinder!💣
@@timgronau3948 Am Anfang des Games ist für die meisten Länder ein Anwachsen des klassischen Liberalismus durch Events programmiert. Und die wollen die Reform "für Pressezensur", weil die eine weniger harte Stufe im Bereich des Presserechts wollen :) Sind unglückliche Übersetzungen.
Dottore, ein geiles Lied! Du bist💣💣.! Ist daß aus der 1848er Revolution? Gleich eingefügt in meine deutsche, patriotische Playlist! Rügen grüsst, Torsten.
Genau ist aus der Revolutionszeit. Die deutschen Farben hatten selbst damals noch keine feste Reihenfolge, daher gab es solche Bilder, allerdings war unser goldgelb schon immer anders als das der Belgier immerhin^^
Hallo Dottore, wollte dir eigentlich gestern schreiben, bin aber 24h von YT geblockt worden, wegen Belästigung &Cybermobbing! Wie schrieb schon der große Dichter der " Hymne der Deutschen " Hoffmann von Fallersleben 1849: " Der größte Lump im ganzen Land, daß ist und bleibt der Denunziant"🤮🤮. Traurig, daß sich daß im Jahr 2023 mehr als bewahrheitet! Doktor, mach weiter, patriotische Rügengrüsse, Torsten!
Education and politics Born at Eichtersheim (now Angelbachtal in Baden-Württemberg), the son of a revenue official, he studied law at the University of Heidelberg with the intention of becoming a lawyer. In Heidelberg he became a member of the Corps Rhenania. In 1838, he was an advocate before the Supreme Court in Mannheim.[1] He abandoned the legal profession on being elected to the Second Chamber of Baden in 1842, and at once began to take part in the opposition against the government, which assumed a more and more openly radical character. His talents as an agitator and his personal charm won him wide popularity and influence. His influence helped to oust the Blittersdorf ministry from office.[1] In early 1845 the political issue of the incorporation of Schleswig and Holstein with Denmark arose in the public eye, with a particular interest to democratically minded politicians who favored unity of all the German states as a core of their programme. On February 6 he gave a speech opposing this annexation in the Baden Second Chamber, which gave him much notoriety outside Baden. On March 9 his friend and liberal compatriot Adolf Sander died suddenly of a lung disease, marking the beginning an ever increasing tone of bitterness by Hecker toward the government. Later that year he and Johann Adam von Itzstein conducted a campaign of democracy, one result of which was his expulsion from Prussia on the occasion of a journey to Stettin, which had the effect of adding to his popularity. During this time, even before the outbreak of the revolution, he also began to lean towards socialism.[2][3] 1848-49 revolutions Ambox scales.svg This section has been nominated to be checked for its neutrality. Discussion of this nomination can be found on the talk page. (February 2013) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) Glorification of Friedrich Hecker In 1847 he was temporarily occupied with ideas of emigration, and with this object made a journey to Algiers, but returned to Baden and resumed his former position as the radical champion of popular rights, later becoming president of the Volksverein, where he was destined to fall still further under the influence of the agitator Gustav von Struve. In conjunction with Struve he drew up the radical programme carried at the great Liberal meeting held at Offenburg on September 12, 1847 (entitled Thirteen Claims put forward by the People of Baden). In addition to the Offenburg programme, the Sturm petition of March 1, 1848, attempted to extort from the government the most far-reaching concessions. But it was in vain that on becoming a deputy Hecker endeavoured to carry out its impracticable provisions. He had to yield to the more moderate majority, but on this account was driven still further towards the Left. The proof lies in the new Offenburg demands of March 19, and in the resolution moved by Hecker in the preliminary Frankfurt Parliament that Germany should be declared a republic. But neither in Baden nor Frankfurt did he at any time gain his point.[3] Friedrich Hecker leaving Germany at Strassburg This double failure, combined with various energetic measures of the government, which were indirectly aimed at him (e.g. the arrest of the editor of the Constanzer Seeblatt, a friend of Hecker's, in Karlsruhe station on April 8), inspired Hecker with the idea of an armed rising under pretext of the foundation of the German republic. The 9th to 11 April were secretly spent in preliminaries of what would be known as the Hecker Uprising. On April 12, Hecker and Struve sent a proclamation to the inhabitants of the Seekreis and of the Black Forest to summon the people who could bear arms to Donaueschingen at mid-day on the 14th, with arms, ammunition and provisions for six days. They expected 70,000 men, but only a few thousand appeared.[3] The grand-ducal government of the Seekreis was dissolved, and Hecker gradually gained reinforcements. But friendly advisers also joined him, pointing out the risks of his undertaking. Hecker, however, was not at all ready to listen to them. On the contrary, he added to violence an absurd defiance, and offered an amnesty to the German princes on condition of their retiring within fourteen days into private life. The troops of Baden and Hesse marched against him, under the command of General Friedrich von Gagern, and on April 20 they met near Kandern, where, although Gagern was killed, Hecker was completely defeated.[3] He fled into the Canton of Basel, where he published a radical newspaper, and wrote his work Die Volkserhebung in Baden (“The popular uprising in Baden”). Although he was again elected to the chamber of Baden, the government, no longer willing to respect his immunity as a deputy, refused its ratification. On being refused admission to the Frankfort Parliament, though twice elected to represent Thiengen, Hecker resolved in September 1848 to emigrate to North America like many other “Forty-Eighters,” and bought a farm near Belleville, Illinois.[1] American experience and the Civil War Colonel Hecker during the American Civil War. After moving to the United States, Hecker always maintained an acute interest in events in Germany. In the spring of 1849, the Baden revolution re-ignited, and Hecker returned to Europe to participate. However, he only made it as far as Strassburg when word came that the insurrection had been defeated by Prussian troops and he returned to Illinois.[3] In 1851 he wrote a foreword to the German translation of Thomas Paine's The Rights of Man which was published in Leipzig in 1851.[citation needed] However, like most Forty-Eighters, his attention became increasingly focused on domestic political issues in the United States, and in particular the issue of abolishing slavery.[4] When the Illinois Republican Party was organized at a convention in 1856, German-American Forty-Eighters were everywhere conspicuous in the proceedings; Hecker and Abraham Lincoln were selected to be the two electors-at-large if John Frémont were to win the state (which he did not).[5] The Republicans attracted a wide array of political perspectives, with often strongly divergent views except for their opposition to slavery, and the interests of the immigrant Forty-Eighters was in conflict with the nativist Know Nothings. The influence of Hecker and the other German-American leaders was critical in keeping the party unified in regard to its most important principles.[6] After the Battle of Fort Sumter, Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers from among the state militia. The Illinois allotment of 6,000 volunteers was exceeded in five days. By June, ten regiments had been accepted, one of which was the 24th Illinois Infantry Regiment, commanded by now Colonel Hecker. The 24th Illinois was the first unit mobilized from Chicago, and was made up of German, Hungarian, Czech and Slovak immigrants, mostly Forty-Eighters. In the early days of the war, the 24th Illinois primarily was assigned to garrison and other rear echelon duties in the western theaters. Under the conditions of dreary guard duty, and not being professional soldiers, morale and discipline faltered, and Hecker resigned his command on December 23, 1861.[7] The 24th continued on, still under the informal name of "Hecker's Old Regiment," and saw action throughout the western theater, including at Chickamauga. In October 1862, he became colonel of the 82nd Illinois Infantry Regiment. Approximately two-thirds of its members were German immigrants and most of the other third was composed of immigrants from various countries. Company C was entirely made up of European Jews, and Company I was all Scandinavians. The unit served in the eastern campaigns, and Hecker was badly wounded at Chancellorsville on May 2, 1863. After recovering from his wounds, he later served at the Battle of Missionary Ridge and in the capturing of Chattanooga and Knoxville. Hecker resigned this command on March 21, 1864, but like the 24th Illinois, "Hecker's Second Regiment" continued on active duty for the remainder of the war. When Hecker returned home, almost immediately he became involved in a political split in the Republican Party. Dissatisfaction among radical republicans with Lincoln's middle political road came to a head in May 1864 when Hecker led a faction of Frémont supporters to oppose Lincoln's renomination. The Lincoln faction won, and Hecker and others organized an independent convention in Cleveland to nominate Frémont (Frémont ultimately withdrew). The effect, in the end, was to strengthen Lincoln's candidacy among mainstream Republicans.[8]
- Hey Geralt, komm hier for a second! - Ja? What's up? - I have a problem. - Was? - I have no idea how should I titel mein new lied... - Ah heck, lied? I don't know too... - Geralt? - Ja? - Du bist genial!
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When your boss accidentally forgets to pay you your weekly salary:
"Accidentally"
Schmiert die Guillotine !!!!
Schmiert die Guillotine !!!!😅😅
Get ze guillotine
A most miniscule amount of criminal behavior :D
Yep. Bastards
This feels like the German equivalent of La Marseillaise. Both talk about brutally doing away with the nobility.
Fatty Franz Of cause Germany was influenced by the French Revolution. There was much sympathy until the big bloodshed came. Friedrich Schiller for example.
It sure does sound like Napoleonic propaganda, totally! and also the musical tones do not sound Germanic.
@@montifexmaximus459 Montifex, don't forget, Napoleon overran Germany and most of Europe and imposed his political agenda and his rules and he was ruthlessly against the nobility and clergy, and guilloteen was French instrument - this is so thoroughly Napoleonic French. Most Germans and most Europeans and England too, fought against Napoleon. When a conquering villains overrun the country, they impose their rules and propagate their propaganda. It is not necessarily influence or acceptance, more of like they're subjected to it.
@Bgsleo hehe I thought this song made La Marseillaise sound mild by comparison.
@@mtlicq They sound very south German with the deep tubas. It's from Baden!
Inhaltlich zusammengekürzt ist der Text "Unser Typ lebt und ihr seid sowas von tot, wenn wir euch in die Finger bekommen".
Who fagelein??😅😅
Der Cyber adel. Oder dich die reptiloiden
Zelensky I hope
@@mischlingbeerandcigarman bist du mit Absicht dumm?
Kriegsverbrechen dies das
A german while coding: Ich bin Hecker Mann 😎
Henkersmann* zumindest denke ich du meinst das lul 🤔👀
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Warum hab ich darüber gelacht. Och man hahaha
@@einfachlaura7460 Ne Hecker wegen Hacker weil er schreibt ja "beim coden" also beim Programmieren.
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That is the song of the free liberals in Germany from the tradition of the March 1848 Revolution in the tradition of Friedrich Hecker. Friedrich Karl Franz Hecker (born September 28, 1811 in Eichtersheim, Grand Duchy of Baden; † March 24, 1881 in Summerfield, Illinois, USA) was a German-American lawyer, politician and radical democratic revolutionary who was involved in the initial phase of the Baden and German revolutions of 1848 / 49 played a central role until April / May 1848. In Baden he was one of the most popular speakers and agitators of the revolution at this time.
After the defeat of the uprising named after him, he emigrated to the USA. There he fought during the Civil War (1861-1865) as an officer in a German volunteer regiment in the army of the northern states.
The song of the free criminals, I'd say. I don't know how touchy UA-cam doesn't ban this rubbish.
@@DieterRahm1845 wtf
He wasn't just some officer in the volunteer regiment, he was a brigadier General.
@@DieterRahm1845 UA-cam is an American company, and Hecker is an American Civil War hero. :O
@@熊唯嘉 I couldn't care less about those two facts. I'm talking about the liberal German revolution in 1848.
I just discovered this channel, you really deserve to win the internet for your hard and good work. Thanks from brazil.
Thanks so much Yuri :D
Prussian Eagle Lol, things are going that way in the EU? And I thought South America was f*cked up...
Gittl G. Well, at least trying NOT to be "biased" by political opinion...I'd say it's the left, and by left I mean any revolutionary opinion that grows too large, democracy is old school for them I guess.
StablizdBlodd They are not even leftist, they are far left. The true left are anarchists, minarchists and such, those are only fascists and marxists. Gladly, here in Brazil we are "routing the enemy", I guess in a few years, here the true left: liberals, minarchists, anarcocapitalists and such shall be the oponents of conservatives and monarchists.
Germans always work hard and good,so the result is always quality🤗
*German Peasantry intensifies*
peasant rebels spawned in baden (good job if you get what game im talking about)
@@shadowrealm4493 EU4? More of a CK2 guy myself
@@rockymcrockwell8021 yep you got it right and im more of a total war or mount and blade guy i tried getting into paradox but theres just so many buttons on the ui it gets confusing plus i cant play most of these games on pc mine is not beefy enough i got mount and blade on ps4 but for total war i stick to lets plays for mount and blade mods too
We Japanese wish for Germany and Germans happiness. God bless Germany and Germans. Germany is great.
@ Olavi Löv13
Thank you! I also wish it. God bless you and the people of your country! Japan welcomes you.
As a Frenchman, this song has a particular resonance in my ears.
Haha, vive l'Empire mérovingien!
1848
Er hängt an seinem Traum von der freien Republik 👏👏👏 wie grossartig das ist❤
aktueller denn jeh
@@fritzkuhne2055 why
@@hrerekivarsson9372 wir sind nicht frei und müssen ausmisten
@@fritzkuhne2055 what a state?
@@hrerekivarsson9372 germany
Alright. Time to translate it to Dutch.
Als de mensen vragen ,
Leeft die Hecker nog ?
Dan kunnen we je vertellen (or "zeggen") :
Ja, die leeft nog.
Hij hangt niet in een boom
Hij hangt niet in een strop (or "strik")
Hij hangt alleen aan zijn droom
Van een vrije republiek !
Aan de darmen van de priester,
Aan de darmen van de priester
Aan de darmen van de priester,
Hangt de edelman
Laat hem daar maar lekker langen,
Laat hem daar maar lekker hangen
Want hij hangt er goed.
Ja, drie-en-dertig jaar duurt de rotzooi al
Wij zijn geen knechten, maar zijn allen vrij
Ja, drie-en-dertig jaar duurt de rotzooi al.
Wij zijn geen knechten,maar zijn allen vrij.
Smeer de guillotine, Smeer in de guillotine
Smeer de guillotine in tirannenvet !
Sleur de concubine, Sleur de concubine
Sleur de concubine uit het priestersbed !
(Refrein)
Vorstenbloed moet vloeien
Vorstenbloed moet vloeien
Vorstenbloed moet vloeien
Als een laars zo dik !
Zodat daaruit ontspringe
Zodat daaruit ontspringe
Zodat daaruit ontspringe
Een vrije republiek !
Ja, reeds drie-en-dertig jaar Duurt deze slavernij al
Weg met het tuig
Van de reactie !
Super Übersetzung, mein Bruder!
@@JonasTschin Dankje :)
De Orangisten hebben destijds helaas gewonnen in Nederland.
Dit was wel broodnodig
Swedish version:
När folket fråga,
När folket fråga
När folket fråga:
"Lever Hecker än?"
Då kan ni besvara,
Då kan ni besvara
Då kan ni besvara:
"Ja, han lever än!"
Han hänger icke från ett träd,
Ej heller från ett rep:
Han hänger till sin dröm om en fri republik!
Från predikestolen,
Från predikestolen
Från predikestolen
Hänger en adelsman!
Han kan där gott dingla,
Han kan där gott dingla
Han kan där gott dingla,
Häng honom högt och väl!
Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar
Vi är alla fria män!
Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar
Vi är alla fria män!
Smörj nu giljotinen,
Smörj nu giljotinen
Smörj nu giljotinen,
Med tyranners fett!
Höj nu konkubinen,
Höj nu konkubinen
Höj nu konkubinen,
Från prostens bädd!
Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar
Vi är alla fria män!
Ja, 33 år varade denna pärs - vi är inga knektar
Vi är alla fria män!
Fursteblod måste flöda,
Fursteblod måste flöda
Fursteblod måste flöda,
Flöda minst en stövel högt!
Från det skall blomma,
Från det skall blomma
Från det skall blomma,
Den fria republiken!
Ja, sen hundra tusen år vi livegna är - ned med hundarna som reaktionärer är!
Ja, sen hundra tusen år vi livegna är - ned med hundarna som reaktionärer är!
As a Dutchmen, I really love this song. Your channel is amazing! Wir sind Brüder. 🙏
Niederlande und Deutschland zwei Brüdervölker
Of zoals een vriend van mij zegt, die in Nederland heeft studeert: "Die Niederländer sind die besseren Deutschen" - Dat klopt!
I wish we would learn your language in our schools in germany.
@@Freidenker97 This claim is already made by some Austrians.
Aber sowas von Brüder... 🤗
Die deutschen Revolutionslieder gehören zu den beliebtesten bei mir. Wunderschön, Danke Dr.!
Ich, 19, habe Angst dass unsere Kultur nur noch als fernes Echo zu hören ist.
Danke für's hochladen!
Dann liegt es an jedem Einzelnen sich in angemessener Weise für das Deutschtum einzusetzen. Natürlich so, dass es dir keine persönlichen Probleme bringt.
@@dr.ludwig Was kann man denn deiner Meinung nach am besten tun. Ich merke auch, dass das Bild des deutschen in der Jugend, ein sehr negatives hat (Nicht wegen der Vergangenheit) z.B wird uns oft unterstellt nicht Gastfreundlich zu sein, oder große geizhälse zu sein und wir seien ja alle "alman". Ich versuche schon mein bestes dieses Bild zu ändern. Ich achte zum Beispiel sehr auf Prinzipien und meine Werte.
@@kakashi288 ganz einf wenn dich jemand dich jemand alman nennt , zeig dass wir deutschen stolz haben und lass ihn die Konsequenzen spüren
@@dr.ludwig Nazi scheiße
@@andreschulze202 Sie fürchten sich vor dem Ausdruck der Wertschätzung einheimischer Kultur? Gilt doch als normal sonst überall. Wenn die Japaner, Chinesen, Russen, Amerikaner, Inder usw. das machen, haben Sie wahrscheinlich nichts dagegen, oder?
Friedrich Hecker deserves more recognition in the US. Like Marquis de Lafayette, he was a freedom fighter on both sides of the Atlantic. 🇩🇪
Friedrich Hecker
Thanks for the information
🇩🇪🗽🇧🇪🗽🇫🇷🗽🇺🇲🗽🗽🗽🗽
NY City has the Steuben-Parade...problem is that no one cares anymore, forgetting history is repeating it
Same applies for Carl Schurz, 1848 Revolutionair like Hecker. Carl Schurz became Internal Minister under Lincoln, was against Slavery.
General Steuben reformed the US Army. Who built the famous Brooklyn Bridge? And who flew Amerika to the moon?
It's quite a long list with these German immigrants, these are only few examples of the "bloody Krauts".
I love German songs and German music for their unique sound. Your channel makes me happy when I'm sad. Nothing cheers me up like German musical art. And also Germany is the birthplace of a large number of classical musicians.
Thanks, that's so nice to hear :)
I would even go furtherbi think germany is the middle of humankind
Ich kann es verstehen. In meinem Herkunftsland Russland "währt die Sauerei" auch bald 30 Jahre. "Wir sind keine Knechte, wir sind alle frei."
Schmiert die guillotine!
Mit Tyrannenfett!
Die einzige Sauerei geschah in den 1990er (1991 - 2000) als unter Trunkenbold Jeltsin die jüdische Oligarchen mit ihren Stammesgenossen in den USA die Rohstoffe Russlands ausplünderten.
@@zaggy3110 Davor ist die Sowjetunion zerbrochen was dazu führte, dass Russland von seinen eigenen Bürgern geplündert wurde. Die Russische Mafia kommt auch daher. Ist Putin auch Jude, oder einfach nur ein Diktator, der seine Landsmänner in den Tod schickt?
Naja in Russland ist die Sauerei viel länger da wechselt nur der Oberchef
I find it funny how the melody is now the most popular birthday song of the Netherlands
WTF, IS THIS TRUE? Cuz it's the same in Indonesia (Ex-Dutch Colony)
@@eson1654 yes, Indonesia was a dutch colony, thus cultural exchange was done, and hence is why some songs have melodies that are derived from European songs.
@@eson1654 i remember now, it's a song called "Potong kuenya"
same in Germany and Sweden
Even if I don't know a fricc of German,I love this channel and the music it's on it.
Good Work Ludwig.
Thanks from ital ital.
Thanks dear pm1.narvii.com/6467/46c509086841272ce9ff32c0ab8deb132da5ecb1_00.jpg
ital ital.... ah a polanball connaisseur i guess? :D
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Why tho? Like I'm German, but I would never hear Russian or American music for example and we were enemies also I don't understand Russian like you don't understand German so why do so many former allies hear our music?
Sie sind der Beste! Diese Lieder muss man öfter hören, dann bekommt man in diesen dunklen Zeiten wieder Hoffnung und Mut!
Habe meine Geschichte LK Abiprüfung über die 48er Revolution geschrieben. (Genauer gesagt über eine Rede Bismarcks vom 21.04.1849) Eine der interessantesten Ereignisse in der deutschen Geschichte! Ich fand deinen Kanal schon immer sehr cool, da man mit den Liedern sehr gut den Zeitgeist nachempfinden kann. Liebe Grüße!
Das ist sehr wichtig. Trockene Zahlen auswendig lernen lässt einen niemals so eintauchen :)
@@dr.ludwig Nun ja der Geschichtsunterricht ist schon lange nicht mehr einfach nur Zahlen Auswendiglernen.
@@basti2607 Zudem sei angemerkt, dass dieser Vorbehalt mit den "trockenen Zahlen" die es auswendig zu lernen gälte, auch als solcher schon unsinnig ist. Immerhin bedarf man einerseits bestimmter Jahreszahlen als Gerüst, um die Themen konkret verorten zu können, zum andern helfen sie Ereignisse/Abläufe zu anderen in Relation zu setzen.
@@einbenutzenderbenutzer Ich finde euer mindset absolut unglaublich.Er sagte weder das man die Zahlen nicht Lernen sollte noch das sie unnötig wären.Ihr argumentiert einfach nur gegen einen Strohmann.Diese „Hauptsache ich sag irgendwas dazu“ Mentalität ist echt ein jammer.Und das alles nur um das eigene Selbstwertgefühl zu drücken.
Dem deutschen Volke... Dann weißt du auch bestimmt, dass die BRD nicht Deutschland sondern die okkupationsverwaltung der USA Frankreich und England über das deutsche Reich ist...wem dient die BRD Deutschland oder der BRD? Stoppt den Völkermord an den deutschen! maximal noch zehn millionen mehr sind wir nicht....
I am Dutch. This is beautiful, and not only that, pretty badass that they just said "Yeah hes still alive."
I finally found this 😭 after searching for 1 year. This particular version give me peace to sleep at night. Tho i am not German and not even an European i love German song.
Danke
The lyrics were also touching. I hope there is a longer version of this. Greetings from Asia
Einerseits freue ich mich riesig, diese Lieder zu hören und andererseits wird mir übel, dass ich offensichtlich meine Kultur nicht kenne... Ich habe vieles nachzuholen, wie vermutlich die meisten!!!
Genau dafür mach ich die Arbeit, hoffentlich werden viele positiv auf unsere Geschichte aufmerksam dadurch.
@@dr.ludwig es wird etwas dauern, aber wir sind bereit dafür. Ein Schlaf kann nicht ewig andauern!
Google Badische Revolution!!!
@Isaac Williams Rothenburg Ich verstehe nicht, warum die Deutschen nichts von Hecker oder 1848 wissen sollten
@@dr.ludwig Diese Epoche war nicht positiv sondern zweischneidig. Es gab zum ersten Mal eine Republik auf deutschen Boden, aber sie wurde auch gleich nieder gemacht. Die Restauration zwang viele ins Exil. Deutschland war bald ein Massenauswanderungsland. Dazu kamen die verheerenden Kriege und neben bürgerlichen Freiheiten auch Nationalismus, Revanchismus, Antisemitismus und Rassismus. Die Grundlagen für die bürgerlichen europäischen Gesellschaften, Kapitalismus, Industrialisierung und moderne Wissenschaft, aber auch für das ganze europäische Desaster der nächsten 100 Jahre mit Zigmillionen Toten wurde in dieser Zeit gelegt.
Theres a certain charm to this kind of song where they just sound incredibly happy and up-beat while at the same time chanting such cruel lyrics as if revolution were a fun afternoon party with the boys. That's not criticism or anything, I just find it morbidly funny.
I was searching Deutsche Wiegenlieder not this stuff.
Hanging the degenerate elites is a fun afternoon with the boys tbh
no struggle is possible without positive, and the song is very revolutionary
Perhaps because the cruelty is really a manifestation of righteous fury against an unjust society!
@@MrSharky334 Ah yes such righteous terror
Dieses Lied passt in die heutige Zeit.
Fürstenblut muss fließen? An dem Darm der Pfaffen hängt der Edelmann? Wo lebst du denn, dass das in unserer heutige Zeit passt? :D
@@doctortwix6163 wo lebst du denn dass du die Verbindungen nicht siehst? 🤔
Wo lebt ihr, dass ihr so quer denkt?
wo lebt ihr? würde euch gerne besuchen. :)
@@accintus_est_potentia Und in welchem Gedankenkäfig sitzt du?
"German monarchists arrested for conspiring to overthrow government"
Hecker laughs in his grave
As does Lenin
@@mischlingbeerandcigarmanLenin got rid of all elections in the Soviet Union, and even if you are a communist, he betrayed the anarchists in Ukraine and attacked them.
Was für ein schönes Lied :)
Fun fact Friedrich Hecker fought in the American civil war as a Republican
what fun?
@@michaelmuller6890 cool
As a Republican? So, for the Union?
He fought as a Northerner, to think that all of the Democrats went with the south is ignoring a lot of american history
@@JHowesitgoing123 Gen.maj Hecker and Fritz Sigel Gen.Lt Union Army
Perfect song for fucking WallStreet.
WIR SIND KEINE KNECHTE, WIR SIND ALLE FREI!
Lern Mal deutsch
@@rico876 Weil er sich vertippt hat? Rico geh schlafen
Nicht nur die WallStreet....
Ich liebe das wortspiel; er hängt an keinem Baum/ er hängt an keinem Strick -
Er hängt an seinem Traum von der freien Republik
!
greetings from Hong Kong!
@Prussian Eaglewell, not much people liked communism in Hong Kong, I guess you have some miss understanding😂😂😂
@Prussian Eagle but I guess you have a point, god knows what will happen in2047
@Prussian Eagle believe it or not, I plan to move to Canada when I have the ability to do so. Hong Kong is not a suitable place for me to live.
@Prussian Eagle Not really, I when to Canada this summer holiday ( Vancouver). And I really like there. WAY better than Hong Kong, for real
@Prussian Eagle yeah, I totally agree with that
Immer noch mein Lieblingslied auf diesem Kanal neben Die Eisenfaust am Lanzenschaft und Bald allzu balde.
I Love Germany! ♥️ Big Love from 🇸🇪
Große Liebe zurück aus Deutschland 🇩🇪❤️🇸🇪.
We Japanese wish for Germany and Germans happiness.Thank you for the great video. God bless Germany and Germans. I hope for the further development of the friendship between Japan and Germany.
Japan won the battle with Germany in the 1914 Battle of Qingdao, and many German prisoners of war were brought to Japan.It is a story in The Bando POW camp.Toyohisa Matsue was chosen as the chief of the Bando Camp.Matsue was a soldier of the Japanese Army. He ordered his men not to treat German POW absolutely like a criminal.He ordered his men to treat the German POWs with kindness.Japan did not want a war with Germany. At that time, Britain and Japan were allies. There was a request from the United Kingdom, and it became a battle with Germany.There were about 1000 German prisoners of war who came to the Bando camp.At this time, the Japanese government decided to introduce German technology to Japan from Germans.
Japan ordered each camp to receive guidance from German soldiers in all areas.There were leaders in each of the German prisoners of war, such as politics, economics, teaching of musical instruments, bread making, sausages, whiskeys, beer brewing, etc.The Japanese received instruction from them. Germans taught Japanese people how to grow vegetables that were not grown before at the farm.Among the camps were exercise facilities, a bread factory, a beer factory, a dairy farm and farms.It is more correct to say that it is a German village than a camp. Japan treated Germans as friends.Japan permitted POWs to do sports, cultural activities and arts.The POWs made crafts and pictures.
They introduced good European crafts to Japan.A music group formed by German POWs played the first Ludwig van Beethoven symphony No. 9 in Japan.Germans were paid a salary. Salaries were also paid when Germans worked nearby.The Japanese provided goods, money, etc. so that Germans would not be troubled in their lives.There were many exercise facilities in the camp. The sports team formed by the prisoners of war played technical training on soccer in Japan by playing against the Japanese team.At the Narashino camp, excursions to sightseeing spots were often conducted to have Germans enjoy it.There was a restaurant in Bando Camp. There was also a Japanese-owned store. They were free to shop.There were also merchants coming and going to the camp, where they could buy alcohol, daily necessities and sweets.When the German defeat was decided, the Germans were no longer prisoners of war, and their outings were totally free. At the last farewell, the townspeople saw off the marching Germans.Many Germans remained in Japan. They set up a company in Japan and married a Japanese. We Japanese sent 9,000 cherry blossom trees to Germany in 1990. It is said that the money of this cherry blossom trees is gathered by the donation of the Japanese and bought a cherry blossom trees . Almost all Japanese people participated in donations. The Japanese always cooperate with Germany.This cherry blossom tree is still in Berlin.
This is a story that Japanese people helped Germans in japanese Okinawa Miyakojima, Japan. In 1873, the German Merchant shipRobertoson was hit by a typhoon.The ship was aground off Miyakojima Miyakokuni. At that time, the islander rescues the crew.They gave some food to the Germans.They gave Germans a place to sleep. The days were 34 days.And the islanders put a lot of food and water on the ship and sent the Germans to Germany safely.There are still monuments sent from Germany in Okinawa.
@Schmusekatze42 Thank you. God bless you and the German people.Japan's national anthem Kimigayo was made by Hayashi Hiromori and German Franz Eckert.Japan made the constitution, medicine, the army in by reference to Germany during the Meiji era. Japan succeeded in modernizing thanks to Germany. Japan learned a lot from Germany.There are two Germans statues at the University of Tokyo in Japan.
Danke japanische Bruder!
@marcel pero
Thank you. God bless you and the people of your country.It is a story in the Bando camp.About 100 years ago, there were many German prisoners of war in Japan.Japan did not treat German POWs awfully. The Japanese treated German POWs as friends. Japan respected German POW freedom. Germans were respected in Japan. They spread German culture and history, beer and sausages, Bam Kuuchen etc to Japan. The German bridge created by German prisoners of war is still well preserved in Japan.Japan did not want a war with Germany. At that time, Britain and Japan were allies. There was a request from the United Kingdom, and it became a battle with Germany.
Japan allowed German POWs to do sports and cultural activities.Exchanges between villagers and Germans were also popular. It is more correct to say that the camp where the Germans were located is a German village than a camp. When the Germans returned home, Japanese and Germans grieved for goodbye.
Ahhhh arigatou gozaimasu for sharing those stories with us! So precious :). WE LOVE YOU TOO, JAPAN! I've been to Nihon by myself, had a lovely hostfamily there with which I still have contact! (I've been on Shikoku) We - Japanese and Germans - are Nakamas or more likely Tomodachi!
@ Yvkes
That's wonderful. Shikoku is a good place. There is more to write about the story of the Bando Camp. Please read the wiki etc. for details. God bless you and the people of your country.
Das ist dochmal wieder ein schönes Liedchen...
Immernoch das aufbauenste Lied!!
German folk song and soldier songs are the most powerful songs i ever heared. God bless this nation!
XD do you know what song it is? Reformation. These people did worst things than in this song!
@@klaraborowska8969what reformation is this song about?
Ich liebe das Lied.
Höre ich heute zum ersten mal. Bin begeistert...👍...müsste man nur auf die heutige Zeit leicht um dichten...aber denke da findet sich jemand. 😉
@Deutscher Adler Ja, das Lied hat ursprünglich die SA so ungeschrieben: www.aclorien.it/archiviocantipatriottici/song.php?id=5703
@Deutscher Adler Das weiß ich nicht, vermute in den frühen 1920ern.
@@AEIOU05 Also habens nicht die Neonazis umgedichtet sondern die OGs
@@AL73250 Die OGs haben's geschrieben, aber die Neonazis singen's heutzutage noch. Es wurde ebenfalls mehrfach umgedichtet, um im modernen Kontext zu passen.
@@dr.ludwig oder Doktoren oder Professorenfett.
Sehr schön und wunderbar
Wir sind keine Knechte, wir sind alle frei. So was muss auch heute noch gesagt werden!
@@montifexmaximus459 Peinlich einfach nur peinlich
Bitparlee Das ist ein historisches Lied aus der Zeit der demokratischen, republikanischen Revolution von 1848. Wann waren denn die deutschen Spießbürger schon mal bereit aufzubegehren? Auch heute schlucken sie alles, lassen sich alles gefallen wie einst die biedermeierlichen Philister. Im Gegensatz zu Italienern und Franzosen. Lieber als Schlafschaf vor der Glotze dösen. Ach wie peinlich, echauffiert sich das Pastorentöchterchen. Der Hosenanzug des Grauens im bebenden Endstadium wird's schon noch richten. Einen Dreck wird er tun.
@@montifexmaximus459 merkste selbst oder?
Bitparlee😂
Der Hosenanzug fängt an zu zittern.
33 Jahre: Weil 1815 Napoleon besiegt wurde + Wiener Kongress
Why are Germans so good at making songs
Well... It's like this. Much like how the Russians were always good at using their Red Army Choir to make songs that were based off of, well, listen to their music, then listen to the songs of the German and Austrian days, then I think you can tell the differences.
German is amazingly poetic for march music
Cause we suck at wars. 😆
@@Der.Kleine.General ehm, nope? we, a country of the size of texas, fought all major superpowers for 6 years and even had a chance to win. all modern armies are modelled after the german wehrmacht, probably the most effective fighting force the world has ever seen. we are a nation of warriors, ask the romans. we are very good at war, we just suck winning them ;-)
Germans are best in making marches!)
Tach dieser Song hat mich schon seit 2 Wochen verfolgt, ich bekam ihn einfach nicht aus meinen Kopf :) Toller Song und irgendwie wurde mein Kommentar unter diesen mal wieder gelöscht! ;)
Grüße dich aus Neuss am Rhein.
I’m American (my family came from one of the oldest houses of brandenburg, so German sort-of) and I swear I heard an American child’s song with this melody.
I think several commentators said that, but no one knew which song it is.
Well, at least Friedrich Hecker and some of his people emigrated to the USA after the revolution failed. He then fought there in the civil war for the northern states. Maybe that's how the song got to the US.
@@dr.ludwig this melody is used in a Dutch "happy birthday song"
Well, a lot of german settlers in the US are called 48ers. they are mostly emmigrated from south west german, also known as Baden. baden was very liberal. and when in 48 the Paulskirche and the hecker Aufstand failed. They moved to the liberal west in the US. hecker btw was a commander of a whole german regiment or battalion if i remember correctly. many of his men where former revolutionarys in the hecker aufstand earlier with him. Note, Hecker immigrated to the US in 48, and in 49 when the Badische Revolution occured he traveled back to germany, but arrived to late. he arrived like 5 days after the Soldiers in Rastatt capitulated.
That feeling when you realize you accidentally memorized this song, even though you don't speak German.....
Dieses Lied Kāmpferisch und immer noch Aktuell passt gut in der heutigen Zeit Danke Dr Ludwig
Meiner meinung nach, das ist die beste Interpretation of diese Lied.
Es geht sehr gut ins Ohr danke lieber Ludwig ♡
Here's a Spanish translation I've just done:
Cuando la gente te pregunta
"¿Sigue vivo el Hecker?"
Puedes decirles,
"Sí sigue vivo él"
"Él no cuelga de ningún árbol"
"Y él no cuelga por ninguna cuerda"
Pero él aferra a su sueño
De la república libre
Por las tripas de los predicadores
Cuelgan los nobles
"Déjale colgar libremente, cuelgale bien y en fin!"
Sí, por esa mierda aguantamos 33 años
No somos esclavos
Todos somos libres
Engrasa a la guillotina
Con grasa de tiranos!
Saca la concubina
De la cama del sacerdote!
Debe fluir la sangre del príncipe
Flue hasta las botas
Y de ella brotarse,
La república libre
Sí, por un cientomil años
Se continúaba la esclavitud ya
Abajo con los perros
De la reacción.
Was machen sachen?✊👍😉
@@casperfriendlyghost1656 sachen machen sachen die sachen so machen
Einfach geil.
Wird Zeit, dass wir uns dessen wieder bewußt werden: "Wir sind keine Knechte. Wir sind alle frei."
Fantastic! This ranks with the Marseillaise and Ca Ira !
After 1848 Rebellions Hecker went to Illinois in the USA & commanded a regiment in the Union Army - quite the man!
ich guck das grade bei Ausgangssperre wo kein Auto mehr auf der Straße ist. Hätte mir vor einem Jahr jemand erzählt das ich mal ne Ausgangssperre erlebe, ich hätte mich auf dem Boden gerollt vor Lachen
Das kannt ich noch gar nicht, radikales Lied :) Danke für den Upload!
Einfach geil ;-) 2021. Danke!!
I made a translation in brazilian portuguese:
Quando a população perguntar, Quando a população perguntar,
Quando a população perguntar: Hecker ainda está vivo?
Podes falar a eles, Podes falar a eles,
Podes falar a eles: Sim ele ainda está vivo.
Ele não está pendurado em nenhuma árvore, e ele não pendurado em nenhuma corda
Mas pendurado em seu sonho de uma república livre
Ele não está pendurado em nenhuma árvore, e ele não esta pendurado em nenhuma corda
Mas pendurado em seu sonho de uma república livre
Através das entranhas dos pregadores, Através das entranhas dos pregadores
Através das entranhas dos pregadores, Enforcado está o nobre.
Deixem-no cair e balançar, Deixem-no cair e balançar,
Deixem-no cair e balançar, Pendurem-no bem.
Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos
Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres
Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos
Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres
Engraxem a Guilhotinha, Engraxem a Guilhotinha,
Engraxem a Guilhotinha, Com a gordura dos tiranos!
Peguem as concubinas, Peguem as concubinas
Peguem as concubinas, Da cama do pregador!
Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos
Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres
Sim, essa bagunça restou por 33 anos
Nós não somos sérvos, Somos todos livres
O sangue do príncipe deve fluir, O sangue do príncipe deve fluir,
O sangue do príncipe deve fluir, Fluir altamente!
E de seu flourescimento, E de seu flourescimento,
E de seu flourescimento, A república livre.
Sim, já fazem cem mil anos que a escravidão dura
Baixo aos cães da reação
Sim, já fazem cem mil anos que a escravidão dura
Baixo aos cães da reação
Eyyyy
finna spread the revolution there too
a traducao melhor é atem-se ao seu sonho da República livre
mas tá bom demais
ater-se como uma traducao de Hängen
183 dislikes were from Bismark's 183 alternate accounts
He was called Bismarck.
WHY
@@piglin469 because Bismark wanted to unify Germany, and this song is about keeping Germany as it was, devided.
@@Hi-vo9ku OHHHHHHHHHHH well peace comes from unity
@@Hi-vo9ku the Revolutionaries wanted a free and united Germany
So he'd dislike because he wasn't exactly a Liberal
Du hast 100000 subs!!! Es ist toll!
Danke dir :D
Heute aktueller denn je 💪🏻
So lange wollen wir aber jetzt nicht warten
Super. Danke fürs hochladen ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Wem könnte das nicht gefallen? Das ist so ein schönes Lied.
Beispielsweise (Geld)Adeligen, Antidemokraten (links u. rechts außen) oder realitätsfremden "Gutmenschen"... ist mir auch unbegreiflich. Im historischen Kontext ein sehr wichtiges und schönes Lied. Liebe Grüße
Deutschland = Land des Volkes 🇩🇪🇩🇪
Ja, deswegen ist es "Deutschland" genannt
Bring back the Kaiser
@@indranilbose9454 bring back the DDR
@@gilbertthebushwacker8704 bring back the germanic tribes and the north mythology xD
Teutschland
Unglaublich wie hochaktuell das Lied heute wieder ist. Doch heute wird es kein Edelmann mehr sein der am Pfaffen-Darm erschlafft...
Wir sind keine Knechte, wir sind alle frei!
Ich höre zu und höre zu :-) großartig. Gute alte Lieder :-)
Stabiles Video 👍
Ein flottes Lied, da kommt Stimmung auf und man kann mitsingen
In diesem Lied da steckt viel Geschichte hinter, da ich aber 86 im Osten Deutschlands geboren bin und ca 91 rüber und die Schule mir diesen Teil der Geschichte nie lehrte (Preußen, Friedrich der große usw & uvm.🤣) Sondern nur ca 1925 - 1945 und das in Dauerschleife + tatsächlich nur ein wenig Kalter Krieg, habe ich eine gewisse Haltung zu dem Land gehabt und habe das Thema abgehakt. Doch seit geraumer Zeit hole ich ein wenig Geschichte auf, seit 2001🤦 fing das an, nun bin ich heute das erstmal auf dieses Lied gestoßen Heckerlied, genauso wie Fridericus Rex und musste ein wenig schmunzeln.
1. Ich liebe ja diese deutsche Sprache also diese Art auch Goethe usw, auch wenn ich sie selbst nicht so gut beherrsche😅 und ich habe das Gefühl das dieses Lied "Heckerlied", heute bei einer Demo mit sagen wir 500.000 Leute, als eventuell gefährlich eingestuft werden könnte🤣😅
2.Stell dir vor so was würdest du heute bei tiktok oder so veröffentlichen 🤯. Wobei dieses Feeling also ich meine das Thema Unterdrückung/Freiheit/ heute Kapitalismus im amerikanischen Stil usw, was solch Musik mit Text ausmacht ist unglaublich❤️. Das wäre Zensur pur.
Ich meine es gibt ihn heute auch noch den Gedanken der Revolution, aber das Feeling heute ist irgendwie anders und wird wahrscheinlich oftmals als rechts abgetan. Man muss das wahrscheinlich unterscheiden weil es gibt Menschen die stehen vermeidlich für Freiheit aber laufen mit /wählen die Fürsten, meist als liberal bezeichnet🤣 und es gibt Menschen die auf diese zeigen und sagen " ihr seid doch die blöden und läuft mit denen aber schreit nach Freiheit"
Aktueller könnten diese beiden letzten Zeilen nicht sein, nun die Unterscheidung.Die die mit dem Finger auf die blöden zeigen, da gibt es Leute wie mich, die sagen dieser Turbo Kapitalismus gehört verändert uvm. und Leute die das wahrscheinlich auch so sehen aber eine tatsächliche, sagen wir eine anti-andere-menschen Besinnung haben, diese beiden werden als rechts abgetan, die letzteren zur Recht.
Immer wenn ich sage das der aktuelle Kapitalismus keine Freiheit ist und du dich als Mensch sicherlich nicht Frei entfalten kannst, zumindest wenn es von Beginn an, an Geld fehlt und du mit schulden startest. Ja, dann kommt die Schublade Karl Marx und wenn ich sage, du verstehst nur zu deinem Vorteil Marx und lässt andere Aspekte aus, ja dann kann man nur noch Rechts sein. Das Thema Marx kam mal auf beim Thema "was für Wirtschaftssysteme gab es in der Geschichte so?"
Aber hier dachte ich irgendwas stimmt doch nicht, alles was so nach der Fed kam + Mauerfall, das kann doch nicht im Sinne von Freiheit sein, versteht ihr?
Und wenn man diese Art von Freiheit infrage stellt, war ich schnell abgestempelt aber jetzt, jetzt wo ich dieses Lied eben gehört habe, bestärkt es mein Gefühl das ich sehr wahrscheinlich richtig liege.
Ich meine es läuft mir heute noch eiskalt den Rücken runter als Buschi so was sagte wie " Wer nicht mit uns gegen den Terrorismus kämpft, der ist ein Terrorist". So kam es zumindest damals rüber.
Ich bin gespannt wo es mit Deutschland ab 2025 hingeht. Wenn der Ami jetzt in Großbritannien Atomwaffen stationieren mag und Trump kommt.
Im dem Sinne, hoch lebe die Revolution ✌️❤️
So genial. Höre es momantan in Endlosschleife :-)
Unverändert zeitgemäß. Hoch die Freiheit.
“The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots Nd tyrants.”
- Thomas Jefferson
And it’s also funny how in these old paintings in all countries the leader is pointing or pointing with a sword in the air as well.
To signify to the viewer who is the leader, the authority figure
Hahaha....jetzt weiß ich, warum wir im Auto zu Ausflügen, immer nur die Ersten 3 Strophen gesungen haben..😁...danach wurde es zu heftig für uns Kinder!💣
Die ersten 3 Strophen? Da ist das heftigste aber mit drinnen... oder meinst du die ersten drei Verse?
Der Patriot Das wird es sein.
Hallo Sturmwölfin 1338, kann man den MLK schon wieder woanders genießen?
Herrlich!
Heil Pepe
Here's the song I was looking for. 😀
Das rockt!! - Ich liebe dieses Lied, ganz beonders in dieser Aufnahme! 😁👍
Wir sind keine Knechte, wir sind alle frei. So was muss gerade heute gesagt werden !
Hoch leben unsere wurzeln hoch leben unsere Vorfahren. Danke hierfür.
Leider ehren und schätzen solch kulturgut zu wenig. Und es werden immer weniger.....
@@dieselwiesel6299 ich habe 2 jungs und spiele denen auch so musik vor
@@sebastianschroder4031 are you a great german!
Ich: höre mit großem Lautstärke diesem Lieder zu
Nachbar: Scheiße das ist gut
Jetzt ist der Nachbar ja auch ein Revolutionär
Thank you for the English translation.
Since Opa is gone we have difficulty discerning the words.
Wenn man victoria 2 spielt und plötzlich massenhaft liberale rebellen spawnen
und zwar "für Pressezensur"....
@@timgronau3948 Am Anfang des Games ist für die meisten Länder ein Anwachsen des klassischen Liberalismus durch Events programmiert.
Und die wollen die Reform "für Pressezensur", weil die eine weniger harte Stufe im Bereich des Presserechts wollen :)
Sind unglückliche Übersetzungen.
When you have more rebels then your actual population
@@timgronau3948
Widersprüchliche Begriffe.
Herrschaftsfrei ist keins von beidem.
@@UltravisionaryTAB oh yeah, it's vicky2 time.
Dottore, ein geiles Lied! Du bist💣💣.! Ist daß aus der 1848er Revolution? Gleich eingefügt in meine deutsche, patriotische Playlist! Rügen grüsst, Torsten.
Aber, die Flagge ist die belgische, wir haben schwarz- rot- Gold! Wie kann daß sein😮😮!
Text ist aber deftig, aber gut!!😊!
Genau ist aus der Revolutionszeit. Die deutschen Farben hatten selbst damals noch keine feste Reihenfolge, daher gab es solche Bilder, allerdings war unser goldgelb schon immer anders als das der Belgier immerhin^^
Hallo Dottore, wollte dir eigentlich gestern schreiben, bin aber 24h von YT geblockt worden, wegen Belästigung &Cybermobbing! Wie schrieb schon der große Dichter der " Hymne der Deutschen " Hoffmann von Fallersleben 1849: " Der größte Lump im ganzen Land, daß ist und bleibt der Denunziant"🤮🤮. Traurig, daß sich daß im Jahr 2023 mehr als bewahrheitet! Doktor, mach weiter, patriotische Rügengrüsse, Torsten!
Denunziert wurde mein Kanal auch schon zuhauf, das kenne ich nur zu gut. Aber wir stehen immer noch :)
I love so much this master piece.
I always have that playing on Christmas Day when the kids come down to open their presents.
want to see the kids' faces when they check the lyrics
Das sollte auf jeder Demo laufen.
😂 Ihr seit ja auch soooo unterdrückt… 🙄 Dekadent seit ihr, weil ihr nicht wisst wie gut es euch geht.
@@nosferatu3855 Warum ihr, zu was bist du denn gehörig?
@@nosferatu3855 Sag mir das du ein Lobotomid bist ohne es mir zu sagen.
Желаю процветания народу Германии из Дагестана 🇩🇪🤝🖤💛❤
Желаем вам того же
@@somebodykillmeplease thank you
Sorry for kicking y’all’s asses twice… respect from America tho
gross muslim
@@Emperormonkeman 🇺🇸🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈🤮🦧
Nach 33 Jahren Sauerei wird man schon etwas sauer werden...
1815 niederlage Napoleon I ( Code Napoleon heute BGB) bis 1848 Liberaler Aufstand des Bürgertums = 33 Jahre.
70
the song is similar to the birthday song in Indonesia "Tiup Lilinnya", baru sadar kalau ini lagu tentang perang
Nice
er hängt an seinem traum von einer freien republik. wie aktuell
I'm saying hi from the USA
Education and politics
Born at Eichtersheim (now Angelbachtal in Baden-Württemberg), the son of a revenue official, he studied law at the University of Heidelberg with the intention of becoming a lawyer. In Heidelberg he became a member of the Corps Rhenania. In 1838, he was an advocate before the Supreme Court in Mannheim.[1] He abandoned the legal profession on being elected to the Second Chamber of Baden in 1842, and at once began to take part in the opposition against the government, which assumed a more and more openly radical character. His talents as an agitator and his personal charm won him wide popularity and influence. His influence helped to oust the Blittersdorf ministry from office.[1]
In early 1845 the political issue of the incorporation of Schleswig and Holstein with Denmark arose in the public eye, with a particular interest to democratically minded politicians who favored unity of all the German states as a core of their programme. On February 6 he gave a speech opposing this annexation in the Baden Second Chamber, which gave him much notoriety outside Baden. On March 9 his friend and liberal compatriot Adolf Sander died suddenly of a lung disease, marking the beginning an ever increasing tone of bitterness by Hecker toward the government. Later that year he and Johann Adam von Itzstein conducted a campaign of democracy, one result of which was his expulsion from Prussia on the occasion of a journey to Stettin, which had the effect of adding to his popularity. During this time, even before the outbreak of the revolution, he also began to lean towards socialism.[2][3]
1848-49 revolutions
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Glorification of Friedrich Hecker
In 1847 he was temporarily occupied with ideas of emigration, and with this object made a journey to Algiers, but returned to Baden and resumed his former position as the radical champion of popular rights, later becoming president of the Volksverein, where he was destined to fall still further under the influence of the agitator Gustav von Struve. In conjunction with Struve he drew up the radical programme carried at the great Liberal meeting held at Offenburg on September 12, 1847 (entitled Thirteen Claims put forward by the People of Baden). In addition to the Offenburg programme, the Sturm petition of March 1, 1848, attempted to extort from the government the most far-reaching concessions. But it was in vain that on becoming a deputy Hecker endeavoured to carry out its impracticable provisions. He had to yield to the more moderate majority, but on this account was driven still further towards the Left. The proof lies in the new Offenburg demands of March 19, and in the resolution moved by Hecker in the preliminary Frankfurt Parliament that Germany should be declared a republic. But neither in Baden nor Frankfurt did he at any time gain his point.[3]
Friedrich Hecker leaving Germany at Strassburg
This double failure, combined with various energetic measures of the government, which were indirectly aimed at him (e.g. the arrest of the editor of the Constanzer Seeblatt, a friend of Hecker's, in Karlsruhe station on April 8), inspired Hecker with the idea of an armed rising under pretext of the foundation of the German republic. The 9th to 11 April were secretly spent in preliminaries of what would be known as the Hecker Uprising. On April 12, Hecker and Struve sent a proclamation to the inhabitants of the Seekreis and of the Black Forest to summon the people who could bear arms to Donaueschingen at mid-day on the 14th, with arms, ammunition and provisions for six days. They expected 70,000 men, but only a few thousand appeared.[3]
The grand-ducal government of the Seekreis was dissolved, and Hecker gradually gained reinforcements. But friendly advisers also joined him, pointing out the risks of his undertaking. Hecker, however, was not at all ready to listen to them. On the contrary, he added to violence an absurd defiance, and offered an amnesty to the German princes on condition of their retiring within fourteen days into private life. The troops of Baden and Hesse marched against him, under the command of General Friedrich von Gagern, and on April 20 they met near Kandern, where, although Gagern was killed, Hecker was completely defeated.[3]
He fled into the Canton of Basel, where he published a radical newspaper, and wrote his work Die Volkserhebung in Baden (“The popular uprising in Baden”). Although he was again elected to the chamber of Baden, the government, no longer willing to respect his immunity as a deputy, refused its ratification. On being refused admission to the Frankfort Parliament, though twice elected to represent Thiengen, Hecker resolved in September 1848 to emigrate to North America like many other “Forty-Eighters,” and bought a farm near Belleville, Illinois.[1]
American experience and the Civil War
Colonel Hecker during the American Civil War.
After moving to the United States, Hecker always maintained an acute interest in events in Germany. In the spring of 1849, the Baden revolution re-ignited, and Hecker returned to Europe to participate. However, he only made it as far as Strassburg when word came that the insurrection had been defeated by Prussian troops and he returned to Illinois.[3] In 1851 he wrote a foreword to the German translation of Thomas Paine's The Rights of Man which was published in Leipzig in 1851.[citation needed]
However, like most Forty-Eighters, his attention became increasingly focused on domestic political issues in the United States, and in particular the issue of abolishing slavery.[4] When the Illinois Republican Party was organized at a convention in 1856, German-American Forty-Eighters were everywhere conspicuous in the proceedings; Hecker and Abraham Lincoln were selected to be the two electors-at-large if John Frémont were to win the state (which he did not).[5] The Republicans attracted a wide array of political perspectives, with often strongly divergent views except for their opposition to slavery, and the interests of the immigrant Forty-Eighters was in conflict with the nativist Know Nothings. The influence of Hecker and the other German-American leaders was critical in keeping the party unified in regard to its most important principles.[6]
After the Battle of Fort Sumter, Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers from among the state militia. The Illinois allotment of 6,000 volunteers was exceeded in five days. By June, ten regiments had been accepted, one of which was the 24th Illinois Infantry Regiment, commanded by now Colonel Hecker. The 24th Illinois was the first unit mobilized from Chicago, and was made up of German, Hungarian, Czech and Slovak immigrants, mostly Forty-Eighters. In the early days of the war, the 24th Illinois primarily was assigned to garrison and other rear echelon duties in the western theaters. Under the conditions of dreary guard duty, and not being professional soldiers, morale and discipline faltered, and Hecker resigned his command on December 23, 1861.[7] The 24th continued on, still under the informal name of "Hecker's Old Regiment," and saw action throughout the western theater, including at Chickamauga.
In October 1862, he became colonel of the 82nd Illinois Infantry Regiment. Approximately two-thirds of its members were German immigrants and most of the other third was composed of immigrants from various countries. Company C was entirely made up of European Jews, and Company I was all Scandinavians. The unit served in the eastern campaigns, and Hecker was badly wounded at Chancellorsville on May 2, 1863. After recovering from his wounds, he later served at the Battle of Missionary Ridge and in the capturing of Chattanooga and Knoxville. Hecker resigned this command on March 21, 1864, but like the 24th Illinois, "Hecker's Second Regiment" continued on active duty for the remainder of the war.
When Hecker returned home, almost immediately he became involved in a political split in the Republican Party. Dissatisfaction among radical republicans with Lincoln's middle political road came to a head in May 1864 when Hecker led a faction of Frémont supporters to oppose Lincoln's renomination. The Lincoln faction won, and Hecker and others organized an independent convention in Cleveland to nominate Frémont (Frémont ultimately withdrew). The effect, in the end, was to strengthen Lincoln's candidacy among mainstream Republicans.[8]
una guerra a fuego y a sangre Pragmática de 1567 *snip* tl;dr a pillock in need of foreshortening
It has a pretty nice marching beat. Guess this could work as a hiking song, too, if you are in a very, *VERY* angry mood!
Diese frühen revolutionären Lieder haben schon was
Such a cheerful song
- Hey Geralt, komm hier for a second!
- Ja? What's up?
- I have a problem.
- Was?
- I have no idea how should I titel mein new lied...
- Ah heck, lied? I don't know too...
- Geralt?
- Ja?
- Du bist genial!
That's your best song yet Dr
Well they certainly didn't beat around the bush back then. I bet Merkel and Junker would piss themselves if they heard a crowd singing this
Regardless of the smell... I’d pay a good price for a seat on the front row !
✨🇫🇷✨🇩🇪✨