Erika rare version
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2021
- I didn't own this song i just re-upload it
Footage : • Flight To Gemany (1950s)
ah yes..i finally found the original here :D
: • Erika - Adalbert Lutte...
this song sung by Erwin Hartung
please check out more good song in this channel : / jonjamg
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The recording was made by the Adalbert Lutter dance orchestra, the singer is Erwin Hartung.
Any idea on the year?
@@patricknorthrup7708 not sure of the exact date, but sometime in the early 40s. This recording was made for troops at front to enjoy, via radio.
@@henryhallfan I think the audio is from the 40s but the backround is around west germany in the 1960s since the upside down train wasnt invented in germany until the end of ww2 (i am not really sure tho)
also another backround clue was the cars the only car in germany mostly for the people were the Volkswagen
and probably most buildings might have idology on it
@@jarredabad1284 the footage is from west Germany yes
When Austrian painter gets accepted in art school.
The good ending
:)
The prosperous ending
Great ending where 70 mil or some where around there don't die!!
And the Weimar Republic didnt failed
A video with Erika playing while featuring nothing military at all is very rare
I approve
.сегей
Ито
@@breno3928 thats a police officer bro
@@breno3928 like dayum why would there be some lone soldier in the city in full uniform? This ain't the early 20s with the freikorps battling in berlin
@@breno3928 "This man is a military bruh" yes. That man is the entire German military
Finally, I found it. My grandfather always sing this everytime he's feels nostalgic though I don't know German. Love from Argentina 🇦🇷
@Explosionismedd wdym 🤔
🗿
ARGENTINA?!?! AH A TRUE GERMAN! FUR FUHER UND REICH!
wait a minute....
Desconfio 😱
This is beautiful, no tanks, no massed lines of SS troops marching in parade, no carnage. It's just a simple song, about the german people, and a small flower, called Erika.
W
You don't even have to explain why u like this 💀
@@badguy838it’s not cringe so don’t worry
This version much more matches with the lyrics of the song
the best known version is the military version
Agreed 100 percent
I wanna like ur comment but it's 69
Love this version!
@@ianc2336 sexually lol
I'm totally stunned on how beautiful this version is.
ikr
I'll vote rwondo da sosa next year
Oh yes? I am German, Here anything was beautiful! Before Versailles 1918 and the hate fromm England and France, USA at least! So, Take your opinion and Stick it to the darkzone!
@@marcus-flavius I'm sorry, but what is that supposed to mean?
@@marcus-flavius What?
My grandpa used to sing this to me when i was a baby.
Love from Argentina
XD
And your grandma was Erika?
Ok does he have that german cross?
@@klickklack5580 Grandpa With A Girl's Name? Probably How He Escaped
Wait what
When he failed the art school, he studied in the music school
Best version of Erika in my opinion, more prosperous, more joyful, more peaceful and more German. It doesn't sound like a war song but rather a German folk song. 100/10 will hear again
you, good sir surely must be from the "based" department
@Straight outta Uganda Sounds like a love song to me, both military and folk versions.
yep
@@kodacv1612 I do :)
Danke
This feels like a version that would play in either a post war Nazi Germany that won WW2 or a more prosperous and competent Weimar Republic in the 40s.
Hopefully the latter
Hopefully the former
Hopefully the former.
Hopefully the first
I'm trying to imagine a 40s without the war and I just can't
The good ending: Hitler got accepted into art school
if the austrian painter never failed art school
says David
Says: @@MM-of1vf
@@MM-of1vfSays MM-of1vf
🤣🤣
Fact: The first radio signal ever broadcast into space was Adolf's speech at the Berlin Olympics along with much German folk music... That means if anyone out there was listening, the first human voice ever heard by extraterrestrials would have been a German voice.
interesting
So that's why the UFO haven't made contact with us yet. They were spooked by the mustache man! 😶
@@gillesderais2457 imagine one day they come down looking for the third empire wanting to make an alliance and then we have to explain how we destroyed them...
As a German in my history class we only were teached about the rise (and downfall) of the Nationalsocialism government thats it
Yeah you heard it right thats it
We didnt talked about the Olympics just the rising and thats it
I spend my whole free time with it (focused on WW2 not the rise of it) because I wanted to learn it already and maybe tell my class they maybe didnt know yet and what had we talked about? The rise of it only this not even about the last battle in Berlin
I literally wasted my half life💀
@@Better_Clean_Than_Green ye because the goal is about erasing history...
"Erika" is a German marching song. It is primarily associated with the German Army, especially that of Nazi Germany, although its text has no political content. It was created by Herms Niel and published in 1938, and soon came into usage by the Wehrmacht. It was frequently played during Nazi Party public events.
Finally I found the version on those map shorts🔥🔥🔥
Exactly
i came searching for this version after a fucking warthunder short
I've been looking for this one version for so long. I thought it was lost forever! Protect this at all cost!
Same bro :D
Yes, at all cost. 👍
same glad i found it again
DOWNLOAD IT NOW
@@kamikazefilmproductions dw I got it
Good ending: Moustache man ended up getting into art school and became a well known painter in Austria
1939 the second renaissance?
@@vincentmerabi3681 ngl I think that'd be a good alt timeline Idea, Instead of Hitler kicking off World War 2, He starts a Worldwide Second Rennaissance Revolution with his works
But USSR goes westward regardless, becoming the USSSSSSSSR.
And Stalin becomes an Orthodox priest. 😏☺️
@@lopakacooper1668 This made my day thanks
POV: The teacher kept teaching children in schools, the painter kept painting and the emperor wasn't greedy
This version is very refreshingly different: no military vibes, just pleasant german culture
60s disney song
@@karaqakkzl so a nazi song?
(Disney was a huge nazi fan xD )
@@Palaemon907 that's not true. There aren't evidence that Disney was a nazi, an anti-Semite, or a Hitler's supporter
@@Palaemon907 i think he stopped when he learned what hitler was actually trying to do, as he got people on his side and then said "the jews, who likes em? Not me thats for sure!" Then everyone else was like; tf? Correct me if im wrong just wanted to make sure.
Very sad how many cool cultures and countrys are shamed upon for things that they themselves didnt even do, or are joked upon. It was hitlers war, not germanys.
*Time Traveler kicks a rock*
The timeline:
Erika heißt übersetzt in die Theodische bzw. Althochdeutsche Sprache -EWIGES REICH - E=ewig und Rica = Reich. Der Name -Erich- hat die gleiche Bedeutung in der männlichen Form.
Man hat den wichtigsten Teil meines Kommentar durchgestrichen!
Speer became Führer unexpectedly , sued for peace with the Allies in 1941 as part of a centrist coalition, becomes Acting Regent for future King of Germany like Franco with Juan Carlos I
That would be much better than this one we are in.
Piękne okolice, czystość i porządek!!!
Oswiecim
When teacher named Erika come to school:
wake me up when this video has 6 million views and it's not rare anymore.
sure I will 12 thousand rn
@@chadgaming8071 13 k now
@@flabby2142 ok
@@flabby2142 14 k now
Great pun
See guys? This is actually peaceful
it's because the video was 1950s
the song wasnt supposed to be aligned with holocaust... so i think the fact that it isnt all that bad makes sense
Im curious, I was listening to this one day, and wondered, is this song clean? Is it fine to listen to? And am I supporting old germany if I do so? Please help me on this. I want to make sure that I am not supporting the n@zis.@@potato96hasdrowned66
I have this song in my playlist, it's actually really chill to listen to while at work. I probably listen to this about 109 times a day. I'm trying to make it to 110 listens but it's always getting interrupted.
Me too hahah
I listen to it 6 gazillion times a day, trying to push it more but also getting interrupted
If you were to listen to this song on 15 speakers 4 times for every hour of the day, how many times would you have listened to this song in 5 years?
@goyimdestroyer This isn't math class my guy
@@ImperiumRomanum476 but it doesn't add up, does it?
My argentinian grandpa says it's a certified hood classic
Indeed, it was and still is. I played this with my regiment in Burgund for a while
The way the policeman rotated his notebook because it's upside down and realized he's wrong 2:19
LITTERAL CHAD
That notebook it's really a map named roth guide ( red guide/guía roji), I remember police officers assigned to tourists areas carrying always one of those to answer travelers any questions on how to reach more fastest and easier to any point of interest.
He even roatedes it back again bc his Realisation Was wrong lol
twice
Something surreal about watching an ancient recording of someone fumbling around with a book
German make a song :🐝🦋🌹🌻☀️
What people think : 💥💣💀☠️💥
that's the meaning of the song
No it’s
@@theawnserishmmmmmmmmmmmmmm2821 no it’s not the meaning it’s a song about a flower lol the lyrics are literally “On the heath there lies a flower, and it’s named, Erica”😊
There’s more tho
@@Noah-lq9py erika*
Pov : happy ending
We replacing the shower pipes with the right pipes with this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Its so weird for that, when i think about it, its possible that if my grandpa ever heard me playing this music, hed say "turn it up son, this is from gramps times", he didnt really like talking about the war, but every picture i see of him pre and during war, he seems happy
Germany?
Remember before digital, film cost money, so people mostly smiled when being photographed!
@@G6JPG well thats cool when you think about it, you pay a big amount of money so everyday you can see you smiling on the wall
I know it's verboten here in the West and I don't really want to take a side, but for what it's worth, I've there quite a few benefits for loyal Germans, all else aside. Can't really blame gramps, honestly.
I'm not German or even White but I appreciate this as a poem.
The flower & all that symbology is even similar to Partigiano. But one is considered great & other one isn't.
It's basically a love song in my opinion. If anyone didn't know its Nazi history, that is how they will see it. Just saying.
2:18 i dunno why but i find this funny af
you find the police funny?
@@labelingsushi7066 No just the fact that he had to try 3 times to get the notebook on the right side
@@abs3050 oh lol
@@abs3050 jajajaja
The first one was right since it was upside down, so he turned it and realized he needs to show it to the guy so turned it again. It's a map by the way.
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*painting schools theme be like:*
😂
Time traveler:kill the guy who reject the austrian painter
The timeline:
The guy who rejected the Austrian Painter is the responsible for everything.
I wish youtube don't cancel or hate speech this masterpiece.
It's mainly because a nazi party member composed the song, so it's affiliated with nazisim.
Ikr
Yeah its so wholesome :/
they wont , because the actual rylics being sung are really nice, they sing about flowers
Who else watching this on 4/20?
The universe when the Argentinian people drive boats
And a talented austrian painter becomes one of the most know people in the world
Good ending: Germany won WW1 + Adolf Hitler is the best painter in the world.
When the beat matches the lyrics
Man literally described music here
the march is better
@@ioheil801 what, like the month
@@SalmonFeet then April 20
@@ioheil801 what
An actual banger
Judging by the style of a few cars in the video and the style of dress/ haircuts that can be seen, I would judge this to be middle to late 1950's.
I listened to this song for the first time, but I feel really nostalgic… Idk why🤔 Greetings from japan
日本へのご挨拶
my phone is gonna die in a few seconds, this is the last thing it will hear.
once again, it dies with this song.
The good ending: Adolf got accepted into art school, he is singing joyfuly!
Good ending: Adolf got accepted in art school, ww2 never happened.
The Good Ending:
Such a lovely version of "Erika"! The words are so full of longing for home for the soldiers. Obviously sang this whilst marching as they felt lonely and sad.
If I ever getting married I want this song playing
Its just perfect
Your wife's name better be Erika or...
@@DarknessVery Would be a gift for me but I dont know anyone whos named Erika :c
NAZI SWINE just kidding
@@Mikewazowskioverheaven Dont worry Iam German living in Germany
And if some people wont understand it then Iam probably a epicfailure I guess
@@Better_Clean_Than_Green good luck convincing people u arent there to make the 4th Reich
Wow the new kanye west song is gold
lmao
lol
When Kanye West goes East
2:19 lol the officer turned the notebook twice
2:30 the boy working in the sweatshop looked miserable. [nearly splitting my sides laughing]
Wow, this is Germany?? I have never seen this version. This looks amazing. Bless all these people's souls. They did nothing wrong, just enjoying life.
If you’re referring to WW2 you’re a fucking Nazi or apologist.
@@KP3droflxp or he just treats civilians like civilians...if you are an american, i understand that this concept is hard for you to understand after america fried more than 200 000 civilians in a total of 3 days with just 2 bombs which each just took around a few seconds to fry their portion
@@refrigerant1245 civilians are good, but Germans also killed 6 million of them, along with the Japanese killing 6 million, then the Americans killing their few million
@@howie3750 everyone killed a fe million, true
But like, neither Japanese civilians, nor german, american or soviet civilians where the executioner nor the one to give the order
@@KP3droflxp someone has been brainwashed it seems
New national anthem of Canada
based Canada
Good Ending
You were accepted to art school
All jokes aside this version of Erika is possibly the best
Certified European classic
man, this song is just so good, Anne Frankly, this might be the best version i've found! I salute you.
What do you mean by saying "Anne Frankly"?
@@gabrielleyolo6636 yeah.
Good ending: Austrian painter gets accepted in art school 🎉🎉🎉
🤩
this version used to be on youtube about 12 years ago, hosted in japanese letters.
What happened to the video?
@@CooltasticOG got nuked
@@pit7356Damn
This is amazing
Einfach super schön und beschreibt Jahrzehnte alte Heimatlieder. Zum Mitsingen jederzeit. Tolle Melodie! ❤
Good ending : this song played if the Austrian painter accepted in art school
Germany: *blasting imperial version of Erika* "lets invade soviets during the winter!"
Germany 5 years latter after the war
@@incognito9292 I know right, and also, it's not like the German fucking army is as unprepared as Napoleons was, like fr
@@marysartr yeah its better to try invading them economiclly nd not millitary.
Fun fact, they actually invaded on winter…..on chilean winter time
@@UnthinkingBoulder1 exactly
Fun fact, it was winter for the russians at the same time as germans
From pakistan i love it even now i can sing first 7 lines....ERIKA
You can speak German?
Impressive
@@JustAnotherFinger some might even say its... sussy
Am from bangladesh **smirk**
There could have been pakistani guys that fought for germany in ww2
Pov: Germany if France didn't throw a hissy fit
The nostalgia almost gassed me out .
lyrics:
Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein
Und das heißt
Erika
Heiß von hunderttausend kleinen Bienelein
Wird umschwärmt
Erika
Denn ihr Herz ist voller Süßigkeit
Zarter Duft entströmt dem Blütenkleid
Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein
Und das heißt
Erika
In der Heimat wohnt ein blondes Mägdelein
Und das heißt
Erika
Dieses Mädel ist mein treues Schätzelein
Und mein Glück
Erika
Wenn das Heidekraut rot-lila blüht
Singe ich zum Gruß ihr dieses Lied
Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein
Und das heißt
Erika
In mein'm Kämmerlein blüht auch ein Blümelein
Und das heißt
Erika
Schon beim Morgengrau'n sowie beim Dämmerschein
Schaut's mich an
Erika
Und dann ist es mir, als spräch' es laut
"Denkst du auch an deine kleine Braut?"
In der Heimat weint um dich ein Mägdelein
Und das heißt
Erika
Eigentlich ist das Lied beziehungsweise die Lyrics nicht schlimm aber...
*A Blonde Little Girl lives at home that means ERIKA*
Discord mod intensifies
@@lolofr Ich finde es echt schade, dass man diesem Lied eine ganz andere Bedeutung verpasst hat wobei es eigentlich einen schönen Text hat :(
When do I get my Goebbels Schnauze?
Thank you. Vielen Dank.
Красивое и совсем не военное исполнение!
Олично! Первый раз слышу!
2:13
@@breno3928 thats a police officer bro the fuck
道を教えているだけ
@@breno3928 thats police
@@Millkshake59 Military 😎😱
Love this song from Italy 🇮🇹❤️🇩🇪
The Original erika Sounds so innocent
Good music to listen to while driving
...into Poland.
...and France
…and Netherlands
…and Belgium
...and Turkey
The beat drops harder the french defenses
Best comment I’ve seen all day
not for world war 1
IT FEELS LIKE WE WON
Rareika.
I love that song ^^
yes
Yea but, the story behind it is...
@@normalrobloxian is it? the song is about a flower, right?
@@chadgaming8071 no its...hitler.
@@normalrobloxian What?, no its ERIKA like Hitlers is not a girl or a flower
The only Time I can actually enjoy Erika
WE NOT GETTIN TO STALINGRAD WITH THIS ONE🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶🚫🧢
better ending: Adolf Hitler became a well known painter across Austria, getting accepted into one of Vienna’s huge art schools and becoming a famous person across austria, touring Germany, France, and Italy with his paintings. word spreads to The United States, United Kingdom, And Russia. Adolf Hitler is given the chance to sell his paintings for a bunch of cash, and Hitler very much agrees. He makes and sells paintings across Europe and even selling some to people in the United States. He becomes famous worldwide.
That is a world with no WWII. All those countries that were conquered by nazi germany (which were not in that world) thrived, the Weimar Republic was still a thing until 1950s. Germany is now a rich country with a growing population, and a nice lifestyle. Poland is still the same shape it was in 1939. Russia’s Soviet Union collapsed a little later, and the United Kingdom and France still kept some of its territories in Africa and other places of the world. The world is more perfect than ever, and everyone is living a happy life.
Nice timeline bro
I love this beautiful song. Good version.
When Germany was Germany. This Germany gone with the wind.
Wir brauchen ein besseres Deutschland.
@@kingastaroth7912 *besseres
In the good old days before the world got screwed over.
Today its full of refugees💀
The old times was definitly better
Greets from an German with a Asian mother who is not a refugee begging for money
@@kingastaroth7912 ein deutschland wie damals...mit wert auf der kultur, das traditionelle pflegen, den stolz zeigen dürfen, die deutsche flagge schwingen dürfen, folkslieder singen auf folksfesten, in einigkeit, recht und freiheit so wie es sein sollte...
Great ending:
He got accepted into art school
Ngl this kinda hits
Good Ending:
Austrian painter gets accepted into the art school
Sounds like a version that would be danced to.
Erika is and will always be a song about men singing about a pretty girl they miss back home
WW2 Good Ending (the funny mustache man gets accepted into art school)
Erika but in good ending
When you are a Roman soldier but you hear the trees talking germanic:oh shi
Erwin Hartung... Mein absoluter Lieblingssänger (;
Time traveler moves a chair*
The time line:
Ah yes i was driving the ship back in the day:🧓
This song is Really Beautiful! it's about flowers so if i get married i want this song in my wedding :]
update: he left me and there is no wedding that going to happen soon
Probably not. It was an army song for the n@zi germans.
@AÖG. sans219 yeah....no? You arr do wrong on so many levels lmao
@@Imbecile_crazy_philosopher Erika was made in the 1930s. Although it may sound like a good song about a flower named Erika, it was used as aa n@zi german march. But the song anyway Is harmless. As of now. The song is kinda banned in Germany but you can play it privately, in some areas you can't play/sing it.
@@Aogustanyan_Rep. so what he will use it for his wedding if he wants none of your business
@@chachichachi3557 I mean. Yeah it is ok to play it. But not in certain places. Mostly in Germany. That is.
Thank you for uploading such beautiful music!😌💯💖🎼
When you're Argentina granddad got in to art school
Feels more calming and casual
I like this version more. You dont think right away of world war 2. You think of a Germany in peace
march is better, you like just the visual, of the Reich III
Germany without refugees
We need a 1 hour version of this gem.
WTF just click loop
@@kurbiskopf290 Yes, but what I need is a seamless loop ;-;
@@orcathewanderingmammal4101 give me a month and I’ll do it. (I will forget it)
@@matura93 Reminder,
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Presenting…..
German 50’s!
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English Translation:
On the heath, there blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
Eagerly a hundred thousand little bees,
swarm around, Erika.
For her heart is full of sweetness,
a tender scent escapes her blossom-gown.
On the heath, there blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
Back at home, there lives a little maiden
and she's called : Erika.
That girl is my faithful little darling
and my joy, Erika!
When the heather blooms in a reddish purple,
I sing her this song in greeting.
On the heath, there blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
In my room, there also blooms a little flower
and it's called : Erika.
Already In the grey of dawn, as it does at dusk,
It looks at me, Erika!
And it is as if it spoke aloud:
"Are you thinking of your fiancée?"
Back at home, a maiden weeps for you
and she's called : Erika.
German Lyrics:
Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein
und das heißt: Erika.
Heiß von hunderttausend kleinen Bienelein
wird umschwärmt Erika,
denn ihr Herz ist voller Süßigkeit,
zarter Duft entströmt dem Blütenkleid.
Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein
und das heißt: Erika.
In der Heimat wohnt ein kleines Mägdelein
und das heißt: Erika.
Dieses Mädel ist mein treues Schätzelein
und mein Glück, Erika.
Wenn das Heidekraut rot-lila blüht,
singe ich zum Gruß ihr dieses Lied.
Auf der Heide blüht ein kleines Blümelein
und das heißt: Erika.
In mein'm Kämmerlein blüht auch ein Blümelein
und das heißt: Erika.
Schon beim Morgengrau'n sowie beim Dämmerschein
schaut's mich an, Erika.
Und dann ist es mir, als spräch' es laut:
"Denkst du auch an deine kleine Braut?"
In der Heimat weint um dich ein Mägdelein
und das heißt: Erika.
und das heißt can probably mean "and its name" idk idk german 💀
@@ilaldkxb
Perhaps. The line could be "there blooms a little flower and it's named" instead of "and it's called" because in this context it means practically the same thing.
Tbh though, I don't even remember posting this.
The lyrics are actually so pretty and cute, it's so sad that it had been associated to nazi