Taking place from February 17, 1915, until January 9, 1916, the Battle of Gallipoli was a long and controversial attempt to reach and occupy Constantinople (now known as Istanbul) during the First World War. The campaign resulted in 213,000 casualties and cost 44,000 allied troops their lives. Read more about the Gallipoli Campaign 👉 www.sabaton.net/historical-facts/start-of-the-gallipoli-campaign/ ➞ SUBSCRIBE for more Sabaton: sabat.one/UA-cam ➞ MERCHANDISE Official Store: sabat.one/ytdshop
every year battle brothers I always put price of a mile for Remembrance Day and cliffs of Gallipoli every Anzac Day I had a funny feeling cliffs of Gallipoli would be about Australian history with the war but I wasn't sure, you confirmed on the Brisbane tour! I wish I was there! Next time I hope! By the way I'm back! I'm really back this time! And as I might of said every year I put clips of Gallipoli on my Facebook and Twitter page! I'll do it again next year! Love you
Respect from Romania bro .When you will come in Romania?(i hope you will come someday ,if you will come i am waiting for you all in chiscau at the cave of the bear ,Glory for SABATON!)
Eey dostlar ; Neden kurtuluş savaşımızla ilgili şarki yaptırmiyoruz? Hadi sabaton'un şarkılarının altındaki yorumların yarısı nazik bir dille rica eden yorumlarımızdan olsun Türküm, doğruyum, çalışkanım İlkem küçüklerimi korumak büyüklerimi saymak Yurdumu milletimi özümden çok sevmektir Ülküm; yükselmek, ileri gitmektir Ey büyük Atatürk! Açtığın yolda gösterdiğin hedefe durmadan yürüyeceğime ant içerim. Varlığım Türk varlığına armağan olsun. NE MUTLU TÜRKÜM DİYENE!
@@taiza2120 Dostum, Gelibolu Savaşı Rusya'nın yıkılıp Sovyetlerin doğmasına debep olan bir savaş, iki tarafın da verdiği yüz binlerce kayıpları saymıyorum bile ve bir de İngilizlerin Anzakları piyo olarak kullanması var. Kısacası Gelibolu Savaşı uluslararası olarak önemli bir savaş iken Kurtuluş Savaşı sadece bir ülkenin bağımsızlığını tekrar kazanmasına yarayan bir iç savaştır. Kurtuluş Savaşı her ne kadar önemli olsa da uluslararası olarak pek bir etkisi. Bu adamlar her şeyin şarkısını yapamaz değil mi?
@@erdoflopman2147 Sen de haklısın ama adamların bizim hakımızda çok az şarkısı var misal yunanlara bile kaç tane şarkı yazdılar Bizim tarihimizde gelibolu kadar önemli bir sürü olay var onları da yapsalar çok güzel olur aslında
Young men were sacrificed, their names are carved in stone and kept alive That "carved in stone" part just sucks. So what? No one goes to memorials to remember the men who fought for our freedom. I really just feel anguish when that part comes up.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk about the died ANZAC Soldiers in Gallipoli: ""Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.""
we pissed off such greek peoples as we pushed you in to the egaen sea from anatolia !! Anything else are "kids play" Where was you my hero in the war between turkey and greece - you could deffinetevely solve the greek army in that time war....! I am so sad :-(((
FUCK EU - FUCK NATO !! if the greece will be smart they will kick off the EU too...!! They are only using you my greek friend and they are the reason why the greece economic is ver bad now...and forever !!
Guys as a Turk, i want to apologize some ill- written comments in this section implying racism, hate or disrespect to the EVERY SINGLE SOLDIER fought in that war, including French, British, ANZAC and Ottoman soldiers. It was an impressive but still equally dramatic battle between the sons of both major countries (ANZAC-Ottoman). There are resources showing that they usually spent time together when they are not fighting, shared cigarettes and food with each other. They have died the most glorious death of all. And i want to say that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, The founder of the Republic of Turkey and a Commander during the battle of gallipoli said: "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." So let those brothers who were the victims of cruel hate and greed of humanity rest in peace and above the skies.
+cengiz han You need to learn a bit more on history, they didn't invade for your "honour", but due to the fact that the ottoman empire had chucked their lot with Germany and the central powers, and doing so invaded Other countries, primarily in the the balkans and middle east. your country was part of the ottoman empire that was attacking others. stop whining because your county got a bloody nose from it. the soldiers weren't the problem, its those few in charge or have power and charisma that should be the course of your disrespect and yes that means the ottoman leaders as well. you can be prideful of your country just don't do it in a way where your being well a cunt to those who died. open your mind a bit......
headbanger924 germans bombed odessa and sevastopol we didnt they were controllin goben and breslav so we werent guilty germans made us in war . anyway no matter we won war we have gallipoli and istanbul now
+cengiz han First of all i am sorry for what happened to your grandpa, second of all never blame the crimes comitted by the politicans or leaders to people or soldiers who apply them, there are documents about diaries of ANZAC soldiers who didn't even know where ottoman empire was. Plus, i don't think those soldiers wanted to fight neither. Don't forget the reaction of the leader on your profile picture when the greek flag was laid upon him to wipe his feet: he didn't step on it plus showed his great respect to other countries. I also want to add that none of the crews were turks but the person who gived the bombing order was Enver Paşa. The ships also had turkish flags and the crews uniform was ottoman. This, officially or unofficially making the sevastopol and odessa bombing an ottoman-led bombing
OGStorm1 i respect other nations too greek russian english but i cant respect their grandfathers thats all and yes Ataturk was a great leader and thanks for ur words im not enemy of anyone
+cengiz han Well i didn't said you dont respect any nation :D I just said the reason you dont respect the grandfathers of the nations we are talking about is not admissible because just like your grandpa they didnt choose or want to kill somebody, as we call them they were just soldiers...
Australia still Remembers the words of The Great Atatürk: "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well!" ANZAC & Turk From the Gallipoli landings to the Charge of Beersheba a Friendship forged through blood and tempered with respect. Love to the Turk Vets.
One ANZAC DAY I wish to visit Gallipoli and attend the dawn service. Thanks to the Turks and other former members of the Ottoman empire for being honourable enemies.
@@azizbey4334mate, I'm a kiwi and I respect him. He was honorable and a good man. Just because he fought against us doesn't mean he was bad. So, yes, he was the 'Great Ataturk'
My great great grandfather is also a Gallipoli veteran 🇬🇧 he was on the battleship HMS Canopus shelling the Turkish positions. I hope your great grandfather lived out the rest of his life in perfect peace.
Fuck. I am no Aussie, NZ, Brit or a Turk. Just some dude from Sri Lanka, but the song makes my eyes tear up. Much love to Sabaton and all my love to the brave soldiers who died for their sides.
Mustafa Kamal was the leader of the Turkish forces that faced the Anzac invasion. He famously told his outnumbered troops, "I do not ask you to fight, I ask you to die, because in your death you will gain the time needed to bring more troops to the front and stop the enemy." However, even more famously was a speech he gave after the battle, and the message he sent to the families of the Anzac Forces who died at Gallipoli. "Those heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives … you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours… You, the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land, they have become our sons as well."
Mustafa Kemal was also the brains behind the Greek genocide. Good for him that he made a nice speech - at the end of the day, he's still a genocidal war criminal responsible for the deaths of millions of civilians.
My grandfather became a veteran of this war, then he returned to his hometown of Erzurum, where he was taken hostage by the Russians because he was a Turkish soldier. He was abducted from a Russian prison by his brothers, unfortunately, during which my grandfather's two brothers died. After participating in the Turkish liberation war, he began to live a quiet life in his village, after which he died from a bullet in his body causing infection. May his soul be blessed
malicant123 Turks won this war britishs and australians escaped ... they wanted to occupy our country and we fought for our freedom ... i have no problem with brtishs or australians now but i cant respect their grandfathers they wanted occupy my country and my grand grand father died in gallipoli for save his country he was hero i respect him
Thank you for writing this song. I cried when I first read the words of forgiveness of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, as an Australian, I was humbled by the generosity of a people whom we had attacked. I did not know of this speech/memorial before I went to Gallipoli and to this day I do not know of a message of condolence that would better offer solace to a parent who lost their solider child.
Australians didnt fight with us they were just kids taken from their home by english so they had no choice but the english didnt fought in their own war (feels bad man)
technically. Australia was the only nation without conscription so all the soldiers were volunteers. but they were tricked into joining and were taught they would recieve all the glory.
@@borasunman1308 we call it ANZAC day. we lost the battle, but we and the kiwis and Canadians definitely fought the hardest. Winston Churchill knew the landings were almost impossible to pass but ordered it anyway. so most of us died for no reason. but the fighting only brought us some more legitimacy to our new nation.
-Listening to a random metal playlist I found -Browsing facebook, not even looking at the name of what is playing -New song comes on -"Wow, this is pretty good, I'm going to add it to my playlist" -sees it's Sabaton Of fucking course it is. I clicked a random playlist to DIVERSIFY MY PLAYLIST, DAMN IT SABATON
And Ataturk says to Mothers Those heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives, you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. therefore rest in peace. there is no difference between the johnnies and the mehemets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. you, the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears, your sons are now lying in our bosoms and are in peace. after having lost their lives on this land they become our sons as well After Gallipoli 18 march 1934 - Ataturk
Christians who were slaughtering Turkish people from Iğdır, Van to İzmir in the middle of Turkish War of Independence. Funny when they had the chance, they also chose to slaughter people. Yeah. Love indeed.
Taha Acar slaughtering civilians? No. But militias did fight the Turkish army during the genocide to defend themselves. Don't forget Armenians were being slaughtered before too during sultan Abdul Hamid times
I am very laughed at this comment. Your historical information is zero. Look at the historical books like writting by İlber Ortaylı about Ermanian fake genocide. There is no genocide. Because in that year, Turkish army didn't kill any civil armenian people, but armenian people killed a lot of civilian Turk, if you research you will understand the truht.
101 years later and your sacrifices are still not forgotten can believe my great great grandfather survived ww1 came back had kids then ended up fighting in ww2 alongside his son and they both got lucky and survived
Gallipoli is Not forgotten !! Yes Maybe those of us that has 1st and 2nd hand memory may disappear. We are many. Many that read our history and remember. We remember both what the Anzac did, and what the You Turks did..... It's so sad that history would change the picture so much...
As an Australian, and former digger, it's such a beautiful thing to hear a song that speaks to the losses of both sides at Gallipoli, Mehmett and Johnny, your brothers now, resting in holy ground, lest we forget
From the beginning of Gallipoli Campaign to this day ... it's 100 years now. Respect for Turkish, British, French, ANZAC and other soldiers from other parts of British Empire. Respect from Thailand.
@@umutberkorhan9579 that's true, he held the office of "First Lord of the Admiralty" at the time. After Gallipoli didn't work out, he was fired from that job.
@@linkplays95 ı dont know your nationality but tell that to moroccans tell that to algerians and most important tell that to all african people. Who is the evil
@@mart4144 wtf that is the craziest thing ı ve ever heard.If they didnt want our country why the fuck they came from the other side of the world??? Were they looking a hotel. PLEASE BE LOGICAL
Girls: How can you not cry at Titanic, do you even know what sadness is? Me: Oh mothers, wipe your tears, your sons will rest a million years Found their peace at last as foe turn to friend and forgive
As a Slavic-Turkic guy who born in Turkey, this song hits me in my gut. Campaign of Gelibolu is one of the most Tragic and Heroic wars in the history of humanity. Rest in Peace to every soldier, no matter where they are from. “There is no enemy, no victory.” If you visit gelibolu you must visit the Memorials. Turks and Anzacs became brothers after this war. Your ancestors are in peace with our ancestors. Mad respect ✊🏻 and love from Turkey. You’re my brother too, I don’t care what everyone else says. I wished the two nations didn’t become friends like this but tragedy leads to better things sometimes. If you didn’t know what Ataturk said to Anzacs, I’ll type it here ; “Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.” - Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, 1934. Our friendship and brotherhood comes from heroes and sacrifices. Much love my brother ✌🏻
@@Someone345y It's quite sad that there was a war to begin with, just grab the guys who had a problem, take them to some quiet place and get them to either fight until there's a winner or make peace with each other.
The main reason of crying in this song is spirit of Ataturk, in the lyrics with his words. It is obvious that Sabaton learned about him and shared the spirit of all innocents. Power of music. Respected.
My grandmother was 6 years old when his father died in the Battle of Gallipoli. I wish i had a chance to talk with him. Everyone who went to war knew before he will die. Also, hundreds of children fought in the war, this war is the greatest victory and tragedy in our history.
As an Aussie this is awesome, every Anzac day the whole country remembers and honors not only our own, but the deeds and compassion of the Turks aswel, they were an honorable and respectful foe with equal losses to ours. The hardest thing to do would of been to continue the fight after the seize fire had lifted, would've torn that last bit of humanity from their souls. Respect for both sides.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. -Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK
Respect for turkey, a prepared and honourable enemy (at thee time, but now an ally). Respect for New Zealand, our nations brother who bled by our sides. Respect for the Tommies, the British troops sent along us into hell. But for the British generals who caused this massacre, "ill stand by you, but never now will i bow" (Australian saying after numerous failures of the English generals)
We had some... questionable leader during before WWII, but then they generally improved because politicians were shut out of military affairs curtesy of one Winston Churchill. Honestly, W Churchill doesn’t get enough respect for what he did. But neither do most good man who did one bad thing.
Not just british general but also german generals had command of turkish army did same. We could easily overwhelm at the time of landings. Longer battles elongated War. Blood that was not german or british . İt was ours.
Hello from Turkey. Your grandfathers resting in peace in our land. We do not see the Australian people as our enemies. We know that our enemy is the English. Those who caused the death of your grandfathers. I hope you guys are thinking the same thing.
@kayoticwrath Agreed. So much respect for them by not glorifying it or anything in the song... it was also awesome that they acknowledged and played it when they toured here last month too. This is definitely getting a tribute run tomorrow for ANZAC Day from me!
"There is no enemy, there is no victory; only boys who lost their lives in the sand" Truer words concerning war have rarely been spoken. To everyone bickering in the comments: *heed them*.
Im a grandson of a Turkish soldier who fought in this war.In thoose war years,our highschools couldnt graduate even one single student.Beacuse all of students went to battle fronts to defend the MOTHERLAND.It's obvious that if we changed sides with the Anzacs,everyone would say us "child killer genociders".But now everyone says that was a gentleman war.Anzacs weren't innocent. Thats bullshit.Anzacs came here with the most advanced technology of that time with the dream of adventure and virgin Turkish girls.But they took what they deserved.We defeated them with "Sick man of Europe" weapons. Thats it
@@onurcaglayan7161 You think people came to a fucking war with dreams of adventure? You think 18 year old boys came to the trenches thinking "damn I could really go for some rape right now" Shut the fuck up. The men who start wars are not the soldiers, but the soldiers suffer the most. I respect the soldiers from all sides in that war, but I'm fucking disgusted by you. If you want to insult boys who were forced into a war and were slaughtered then you're still one of the sick men of Europe.
@@onurcaglayan7161 As an Australian i can do nothing but respect the turks who defended their homes from a foreign invader as i know in the same position i would do the same. However you can't level such a dire insult against the ANZACS, They were young boys and men, from halfway across the globe with no standing in the war other than that thrust upon them by politicians and the british empire. I'm sure if you were to ask them at any point in the campaign if they would rather be home in the good old outback of Australia they would answer you truthfully in saying yes they would prefer to be home.
@@majorscrub2856 Actually we cant know it.We must go back in time and ask them to learn it.So we can't.But there is a truth.When a Turk do even something good,historians and teachers show it badly.When a british or a british ally man do even something terrible,historians and teachers say oh it wasnt so bad it could be even good.I just wanted to mention that.
We became independent in 1901. UK led the campaign and sent 100s of thousands of our men to the slaughterhouse because we were patriots to bastards who merely wanted a distraction and knew the futility of the assault. Our men were treated like dirt and we gave our hearts and souls to the motherland.
because your scgool unless i was a turk or britain school don't have to tell you this battle. They would told you about the most determinants battle not all of then
Heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives! You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.” ― Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Пісня дуже душевна і якщо знати англійську чи слухати з перекладом, то дуже розчулює. Хай Бог упокоїть душі тих хлопців, які загинули у цій безглуздій м'ясорубці! Вічна їм пам'ять!
Oh most certainly. But the difference between Sabaton & those that have come before is the vast community supporting them. As Joakim & Par keep saying, there's only so little history taught about other places. With the help of the community, Sabaton was able to surpass all others who've tried and now rest as the top group of the "history" portion of the music industry. But to be fair, it is Sabaton we're talking about. It wouldn't be surprising if they're the top group of all time by the time Joakim & Par have to retire. I mean, they push themselves way to far as it is anyways.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore, rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours... You the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's words to Anzac mothers ✌💕
Technosycho Sorry for coming late to this comment ,but i have to say what i have to say .Im a Greek who was born in Australia and im sick of hatred between Greeks and Turks ,growing up in Australia some of my most loyal friends were Turkish all these people making stupid comments make both our races look stupid .People have forgotten respect!!!
Songs to show to anyone who says sabaton glorifies war: Cliffs of Gallipoli To hell and back The price of a mile The final solution The end of the war to end all wars Great war
A lifetime of war is the most obvious one in my opinion. Both the English and the Swedish version. Totally different songs by the way(A lifetime at war/En livstid i krig).
@@Tjoernhammartystnad @Linus Bakken @Linus Bakken those who thinks that Sabaton glorifies the war are simply ingnorant brainwashed people . But ignorance could be very dangerous. 1 .Galipoll 2. Rise of Evil 3 Final Solution 4 Angels are calling your name 5. Attack of the dead man aldough I can not pinpoint any of their songs to be ordinary. They are modern bards troubadoures because today`s youth does not know history we need them. To educate and remind .I survived civil war in former YU then american bombing , got cancer due to depleted uranium they put in their bombs and at 50 i teach my children never to forget .War is sensless stupid and one of the worst thing human beeing could experience. Therefore we GOT to remeber that it solves nothing. Avganistan is last example .Avgan people wanted Talibans and they got them. By fifgting foreign invaders. But for the Americans number of dead Avgans is merely a statistic. Live and let others live their life,,,,
fun fact: the footage thats used in the video is from a documentary called Gallipoli (2007 one). I was amazed by the documentary and just noticed they used their footage.
This is probably one of the deepest sabaton songs that i've ever heard, the meaning of that song touches even the most deprived shitposters like me. Respects to all of the fallen of the first world war, and any other war really.
I had a great great grandfather who fought at Gallipoli. He lost his mind from charging the enemy lines time after time. All the while, bullets flying past his head, fellow soldiers dying around him. He decided to stand up from his foxhole and charge, single handedly, towards the enemy lines. My Great grandfather, who was only six at the time, was the one who answered the door and received the news that his father died gloriously on the cliffs, and that he would be given the proper honors at his funeral. My Great Grandfather then served in the second world war, and died on the fields of France. And his son, my grandfather, served during the Vietnam war as a mechanic in Germany. So my family has a proud history in the military.
War truly is a hell unlike any other. At the very least, your Great Great Grandfather found peace in the afterlife. Your Ancestors are truly heroes deserving of any glory there may be in war.
@@anigamer379 thank you. My younger brother is currently in the U.S. Army Reserves. I just hope he's never called to war. Even though he and I may fight each other, if he gets called to war, I will enlist and make sure I'm right there with him "in the shit" as they say. I have Polish Winged Hussars in my ancestry. They have a saying, Shima suyotu noytaso dafilam doritalra. It roughly translates into, "May the lord protect and provide for you my fellow warrior". They would say this prayer before each battle. Kind of lick how the Kamikaze pilots would say a prayer before they took off, it was took with luck to the warrior standing next to them.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk: "You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." See the very human face of the greatest leader ever !! Regards from Turkey to all ANZAC countrys
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was indeed an extraordinary leader, truly the father of modern Turkey. And President Recep Tayyip Erdogan follows him in his footsteps. Respect to the powerful Turkish nation!
I am from New Zealand, and 100 years ago our leaders some how thought that Europe's war became our war and so my great, great grandfather ran to the hills of Gallipoli and threw away his life all for what? We werent defending anything, we were attacking a nation, attacking a nation, on a foreign soil we had no place being. And so they marched, destined for death.
Australia and New Zealand used to be colonies under British empire so any war that involves them, involves us. We also live under the rule of the monarchy. Even though independence was granted to us we have taken on a government style that is basically the British government except half way cross the world, a new Britain if you will. It is our duty to protect our home correct? People still use British passports in Australia at least until at least after ww1. The point being, it is in the past and at that time we are part of the Empire and so, we must rally to the Empire's aid. No questions asked. It is simply a fact that can't be changed, even now if the UK is threatened then we must protect our monarch the Queen.
Anton Nzl well, no. That is all I can say really. As New Zealand is not directly threatened you should not be obligated to go to war for a foreign power.
That's a beautiful sentiment. "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." That's the nature of war. After the conflict has ended, there were so many mothers who knew their sons would never return, but the Mehmets declared that they WERE home, and were resting peacefully.
There is no enemy There is no victory Only boys who lost their lives in the sand Such a gut wrenching and painful verse. One of many beautifully tragic songs by Sabaton
Turks defended their countries heroic against Britain, France, Anzacs, whilst everyone is saying “sick man is almost dead”. All thanks and hails to Enver Pasha, Atatürk and thousands of nameless heroes... 🇹🇷🇦🇺🇳🇿
Zaferlerden bahsediliyorken Muhterem Şehit Enver Paşa'nın adını anan nadir insanlardansınız. Durum belli insanların bazı kalıplaşmış düşünceleri ve zihniyetleri değişmiyor. Atalarımızı doğrusuyla yanlışıyla kabullenip andığınız için var olasınız. Mustafa Kemallerin de, Enverlerin de ruhu şad olsun.
I am Turk. We gave great losses while defending our homeland. But this war brought us two great friends. Anzac soldiers lie in this land with our ancestors. Respectfully to both sides...
8th grader turkish here. we just learned about gallipoli campaign in school(though we already learn it every year) and after listening to this song every single time i read or listen to ataturks speeches about gallipoli it brings tears to my eyes. thank you sabaton for making a song about such a historical moment.
My ancestors and ancestors of australian people are laying in peace side by side . Now our duty is to make world more peaceful for next generations to come
A hard rock gem with memorable lyrics. The Turkish commanding officer, Mustafa Karmal, said to his men “…. I do not order you to fight. I order you to die. Your deaths will buy time to bring up reinforcements. It did. The original Turkish defenders suffered 100% causalities repelling the invaders: the ANZAC (Australian New Zealand Army Corps).
UnholyMonk00 Thank you. Just imagine the bravery and courage on both sides. Awesome. The unforgetable lyrics send shivers down my spine: "...Oh mothers hid your tears. Your sons will rest a million years, as foes turn to friends and forgive..." Humans are a barbaric animal where wisdom only comes to a few after many years. Anzac Day is still a national holiday in Australia and New Zealand.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk : "Unless the life of the nation faces peril, war is a crime." "You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." I wish the war had never happened. We salute each and every fallen soldier from Turkey on the anniversary of their bravery, 18 March...
Eey dostlar ; Neden kurtuluş savaşımızla ilgili şarki yaptırmiyoruz? Hadi sabaton'un şarkılarının altındaki yorumların yarısı nazik bir dille rica eden yorumlarımızdan olsun Türküm, doğruyum, çalışkanım İlkem küçüklerimi korumak büyüklerimi saymak Yurdumu milletimi özümden çok sevmektir Ülküm; yükselmek, ileri gitmektir Ey büyük Atatürk! Açtığın yolda gösterdiğin hedefe durmadan yürüyeceğime ant içerim. Varlığım Türk varlığına armağan olsun. NE MUTLU TÜRKÜM DİYENE!
@@Sabaton A beautiful and dramatic song at the same time:). I've been listening to your musics for years but I've never heard any of my friends talking about this masterpiece(they are also fans). In hard times these songs always help me find a way through. Thank you for being with us and all the epic songs you make.🤟
@@metalmachine4433 I think it's because it is a more melancholy, introspective song. It's about the tragedy of war, not the triumph. It doesn't get the blood pumping like, say, "Forty to One" or "Ghost Division." But honestly, to me, that's what's great about it: Sabaton doesn't glorify war, they just tell the stories that are worth telling. Sometimes the stories are victories, sometimes tragedies. But there you have it.
@@Thomas.Wright You're right, and that's what I was thinking about. Maybe it's more common for people to listen to the brighter, heroic, uplifting songs of Sabaton. People mostly need some motivation, something that gives them the energy and momentum to go on and deal with life's difficulties. And that's totally right. There's nothing wrong with that, we rarely listen to more dramatic musics, not just the ones from Sabaton, any other dramatic music. Only when the time and life and happenings make us upset. Now I get it. Take care:) and have a good day!
Sending love from New Zealand, since, due to the current pandemic, 2020 shall be the first year that there shall be no ANZAC Day services since they began in 1916. A little early, but I shall still be listening to this in lieu of being able to visit the cenotaph that marks the memorial for so many family members who have served in the armed forces, from the First World War onwards into modernity. Thank you, Sabaton, for immortalizing the true heroes of war - the common soldier, caught at the mercy of chance and chaos, tossed adrift with little control over their future, and their families, enduring all of the looming dread of waiting, of uncertainty, and so often of loss. And thank you to everyone who has supported this incredible band over the twenty-one years since its inception, whether you are helping to create their albums, financing them through album purchases, or even merely spreading word of their existence.
letter from atatürk to anzacs: “those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives …you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. therefore rest in peace. there is no difference between the johnnies and the mehmets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. you, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. after having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.”
Sabaton, as an Australian fan of your band I want to say a warm thanks for making this song. It paints great pictures in one's mind about the battle and struggles of these troops, regardless if it came from a Swedish heavy metal band (of which I love). I really hope you do something to mark this momentous occasion of 100 years since the Gallipoli landings, as it would take things to another level of awesome.
+Sin I'm also Australian. For the people who don't know Gallipoli put Australia and New Zealand on the map. Also because of this German hated ANZAC we don't give up we fight to the end. LAST WE FORGOT
This song echos not only the sacrifice at Gallipoli, but all those who have lost their lives in pointless battles and wars throughout history. Much respect
Gelibolu Kıyıları Fısıldamalarını duyun Öteki dünyadan sesler Çağrılarını duyun Eski düşman şimdiki dostlar yan yana yatıyorlar Asla kalplerimizi terk etmeyecek veya solup gitmeyecekler Her zaman yaşayacaklar Bu şekilde ölmek için çok gençtiler Kaç tane harcanmış hayat Kaç rüya solup gitti Tutulmayan sözler Eve dönemeyecekler Anneler göz yaşlarınızı silin Oğullarınız sonsuza dek huzur içinde olacak Sonunda huzura erdiler Düşman arkadaşa dönüp Ve affettiğinde Ve onlar öleceklerini biliyorlardı (Nakarat) Gelibolu Mektuplarını kumlarda bıraktılar Tam bir yaşam israfı Gelibolu Özgürlük hayalleri toz oldu Okyanusun kumla buluştuğu yerde cehennem bekliyor Sıkıntının kıyıları Askerlerin kesin ölüme koştukları yer Kıyıda Kahramanların kanları toprağı ıslatır Bir mum yakın Savaşıp boşa ölen her biri için Düşman yok Zafer yok Sadece kumlarda hayatını kaybeden çocuklar Genç adamlar kurban edildi İsimleri taşlara kazındı ve unutulmadı Ve her zaman onların anılarını onurlandıracağız Ve öleceklerini biliyorlardı (Nakarat) Anneler göz yaşlarınızı silin Oğullarınız sonsuza dek huzur içinde olacak Sonunda huzura erdiler Düşman arkadaşa dönüp Ve affettiğinde Ve onlar öleceklerini biliyorlardı
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours... You the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
I wouldnt say it was the birth of Turkey. the Ottomans didnt collapse until 3 years later. The victory in Gallipoli is probably the event that kept them together during the rest of the war.
Gallipoli was not the death of Ottoman Empire. The victory kept us together. What ended Ottoman is foundation of the great national assembly(Turkey). Thank you sir.
bloody australia and new zealand. Such a great countries. Out of 5 million people, we created a standing army of 500,000. Britain wanted like 50,000 and we trounced that number. Everyone was blown away at the fight of the Australian and new Zealand soldiers. RIP you beautiful soldiers. 100th anniversary next year. Theres one year where you will get the recognition you deserve.
lyrics: Hear them whisper, voices from the other side Hear them calling former foes now friends are resting side by side They will never leave our hearts or fade away live forever they were far to young to die in such a way how many wasted lives how many dreams did fade away broken promises they won't be coming home Oh mothers wipe your tears your sons will rest a million years found their peace at last as foe turned to friend and forgive And they knew they'd die Gallipoli Left their letters in the sand Such waste of life Gallipoli Dreams of freedom turned to dust Hell is waiting where the ocean meets the sand Cliffs of burden where the soldiers rushed into a certain death At the shoreline Blood of heroes stains the land light a candle One for each of them who fought and died in vain There is no enemy There is no victory Only boys who lost their lives in the sand Young men were sacrificed Their names are carved in stone and kept alive and forever we will honor the memory of them And they knew they would die Gallipoli Left their letters in the sand Such waste of life Gallipoli Dreams of freedom turned to dust how many wasted lives how many dreams did fade away broken promises they won't be coming home Oh mothers wipe your tears your sons will rest a million years found their peace at last as foe turned to friend and forgive And they knew they would die Gallipoli Left their letters in the sand Such waste of life Gallipoli Dreams of freedom turned to dust
I can't stop dreaming of Sabaton making a song about Turkish War of Independence and Ataturk. Our country fought it's way to freedom against 4 countries at the same time, I'm sure they would handle the writing of it pretty well.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land. They have become our sons as well." Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's tribute to Anzacs and Ansac mothers, 1934 Thank you Sabaton, For this marvelous song ❤️❤️❤️
Taking place from February 17, 1915, until January 9, 1916, the Battle of Gallipoli was a long and controversial attempt to reach and occupy Constantinople (now known as Istanbul) during the First World War. The campaign resulted in 213,000 casualties and cost 44,000 allied troops their lives. Read more about the Gallipoli Campaign 👉 www.sabaton.net/historical-facts/start-of-the-gallipoli-campaign/
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every year battle brothers I always put price of a mile for Remembrance Day and cliffs of Gallipoli every Anzac Day I had a funny feeling cliffs of Gallipoli would be about Australian history with the war but I wasn't sure, you confirmed on the Brisbane tour! I wish I was there! Next time I hope! By the way I'm back! I'm really back this time! And as I might of said every year I put clips of Gallipoli on my Facebook and Twitter page! I'll do it again next year! Love you
I am a Turk. You are bests of this job for me
Sabaton you guys should do a song on the Burma railway.
Respect from Romania bro .When you will come in Romania?(i hope you will come someday ,if you will come i am waiting for you all in chiscau at the cave of the bear ,Glory for SABATON!)
The quality wtf
There is no enemy
There is no victory
Only boys who lost their lives in the sand
Eey dostlar ;
Neden kurtuluş savaşımızla ilgili şarki yaptırmiyoruz?
Hadi sabaton'un şarkılarının altındaki yorumların yarısı nazik bir dille rica eden yorumlarımızdan olsun
Türküm, doğruyum, çalışkanım
İlkem küçüklerimi korumak büyüklerimi saymak
Yurdumu milletimi özümden çok sevmektir
Ülküm; yükselmek, ileri gitmektir
Ey büyük Atatürk! Açtığın yolda gösterdiğin hedefe durmadan yürüyeceğime ant içerim.
Varlığım Türk varlığına armağan olsun.
NE MUTLU TÜRKÜM DİYENE!
@@taiza2120 Dostum, Gelibolu Savaşı Rusya'nın yıkılıp Sovyetlerin doğmasına debep olan bir savaş, iki tarafın da verdiği yüz binlerce kayıpları saymıyorum bile ve bir de İngilizlerin Anzakları piyo olarak kullanması var. Kısacası Gelibolu Savaşı uluslararası olarak önemli bir savaş iken Kurtuluş Savaşı sadece bir ülkenin bağımsızlığını tekrar kazanmasına yarayan bir iç savaştır. Kurtuluş Savaşı her ne kadar önemli olsa da uluslararası olarak pek bir etkisi. Bu adamlar her şeyin şarkısını yapamaz değil mi?
@@erdoflopman2147 Sen de haklısın ama adamların bizim hakımızda çok az şarkısı var misal yunanlara bile kaç tane şarkı yazdılar Bizim tarihimizde gelibolu kadar önemli bir sürü olay var onları da yapsalar çok güzel olur aslında
"Your sons are our sons now." -- Kemal Ataturk
Young men were sacrificed, their names are carved in stone and kept alive
That "carved in stone" part just sucks. So what? No one goes to memorials to remember the men who fought for our freedom. I really just feel anguish when that part comes up.
whoever says sabaton is glorifying war should be pointed to this, and price of a mile.
+MidnightmoonRR Purple Heart would be an equally good choice.
+RaptorJesus many of their songs would those two just came to mind
+RaptorJesus Or A Lifetime at War.
+MidnightmoonRR They've already stated they're not glorifying war.
Price of a mile
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk about the died ANZAC Soldiers in Gallipoli:
""Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours
You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.""
sad they never said that about 1,5 million armenians and 750 000 assyrians
Is that the latest numbers
Yes
we pissed off such greek peoples as we pushed you in to the egaen sea from anatolia !! Anything else are "kids play"
Where was you my hero in the war between turkey and greece - you could deffinetevely solve the greek army in that time war....!
I am so sad :-(((
FUCK EU - FUCK NATO !!
if the greece will be smart they will kick off the EU too...!!
They are only using you my greek friend and they are the reason why the greece economic is ver bad now...and forever !!
Me watching sad movies: *not crying*
Me listening to Cliffs of Gallipoli: *crying*
Facts
XD
oh god of toasters wipe your tears
@@joemamaobama6863 Your toasts will rest a million years
@@Gun_Metal_Grey Found their peace at last as toast turned to bread and forgive
Guys as a Turk, i want to apologize some ill- written comments in this section implying racism, hate or disrespect to the EVERY SINGLE SOLDIER fought in that war, including French, British, ANZAC and Ottoman soldiers. It was an impressive but still equally dramatic battle between the sons of both major countries (ANZAC-Ottoman). There are resources showing that they usually spent time together when they are not fighting, shared cigarettes and food with each other. They have died the most glorious death of all. And i want to say that Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, The founder of the Republic of Turkey and a Commander during the battle of gallipoli said: "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." So let those brothers who were the victims of cruel hate and greed of humanity rest in peace and above the skies.
+cengiz han You need to learn a bit more on history, they didn't invade for your "honour", but due to the fact that the ottoman empire had chucked their lot with Germany and the central powers, and doing so invaded Other countries, primarily in the the balkans and middle east. your country was part of the ottoman empire that was attacking others. stop whining because your county got a bloody nose from it. the soldiers weren't the problem, its those few in charge or have power and charisma that should be the course of your disrespect and yes that means the ottoman leaders as well. you can be prideful of your country just don't do it in a way where your being well a cunt to those who died. open your mind a bit......
headbanger924 germans bombed odessa and sevastopol we didnt they were controllin goben and breslav so we werent guilty germans made us in war . anyway no matter we won war we have gallipoli and istanbul now
+cengiz han First of all i am sorry for what happened to your grandpa, second of all never blame the crimes comitted by the politicans or leaders to people or soldiers who apply them, there are documents about diaries of ANZAC soldiers who didn't even know where ottoman empire was. Plus, i don't think those soldiers wanted to fight neither. Don't forget the reaction of the leader on your profile picture when the greek flag was laid upon him to wipe his feet: he didn't step on it plus showed his great respect to other countries. I also want to add that none of the crews were turks but the person who gived the bombing order was Enver Paşa. The ships also had turkish flags and the crews uniform was ottoman. This, officially or unofficially making the sevastopol and odessa bombing an ottoman-led bombing
OGStorm1 i respect other nations too greek russian english but i cant respect their grandfathers thats all and yes Ataturk was a great leader and thanks for ur words im not enemy of anyone
+cengiz han Well i didn't said you dont respect any nation :D I just said the reason you dont respect the grandfathers of the nations we are talking about is not admissible because just like your grandpa they didnt choose or want to kill somebody, as we call them they were just soldiers...
Australia still Remembers the words of The Great Atatürk:
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well!"
ANZAC & Turk
From the Gallipoli landings to the Charge of Beersheba a Friendship forged through blood and tempered with respect.
Love to the Turk Vets.
yeah anzac & *TURK* -_-
Great ataturk ??
😂😂😂😂😂
One ANZAC DAY I wish to visit Gallipoli and attend the dawn service. Thanks to the Turks and other former members of the Ottoman empire for being honourable enemies.
@@azizbey4334mate, I'm a kiwi and I respect him. He was honorable and a good man. Just because he fought against us doesn't mean he was bad. So, yes, he was the 'Great Ataturk'
Their was the Gurkas and Tommies as well just pitching them in
0:00-5:42
Best part of the song
Nice
That last one second deserves recognition too...
Nah 5:43 was good too
idon't Even youre hilarious
What about 5:43 ?
My great grandfather is a Gallipoli veteran 🇹🇷
For heroes like him we create songs
Sabaton OMG Thank you for honouring him (He passed away years ago) and thank you for your reply. Amazing music ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My great great grandfather is also a Gallipoli veteran 🇬🇧 he was on the battleship HMS Canopus shelling the Turkish positions. I hope your great grandfather lived out the rest of his life in perfect peace.
🥇Wow, meraviglioso♥ Grazie.🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Respects from 🇨🇦
“There is no enemy there is no victory, only boys who lost there lives in the sand”
İts turkish victory
A victory they did not enjoy for long. The Ottoman Empire felt apart
@@pikppa collapse of ottoman empire was the best thing happened to turkish people
@@AB-tq2dj True that
Young men were sacrificed, their names are carved in stone and kept alive. And forever we will mourn the memory of them.
Fuck. I am no Aussie, NZ, Brit or a Turk. Just some dude from Sri Lanka, but the song makes my eyes tear up. Much love to Sabaton and all my love to the brave soldiers who died for their sides.
Im a turk and im so patriotic right now
For those who don't know later on in the replies, Sri Lanka is a small island nation just south of India
@@unitedstatesofamerica5876 Not to be confused with Maldives
i myself am an Aussie and trust me, not easy to listen to
All hail the Aussie ,Kiwi , British and turkish troops who fought their.
Mustafa Kamal was the leader of the Turkish forces that faced the Anzac invasion. He famously told his outnumbered troops, "I do not ask you to fight, I ask you to die, because in your death you will gain the time needed to bring more troops to the front and stop the enemy."
However, even more famously was a speech he gave after the battle, and the message he sent to the families of the Anzac Forces who died at Gallipoli.
"Those heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives … you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours… You, the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land, they have become our sons as well."
I hate both Turks and British so I don't know which side to pick
I'm not crying, YOU'RE crying.
Mustafa Kemal was also the brains behind the Greek genocide. Good for him that he made a nice speech - at the end of the day, he's still a genocidal war criminal responsible for the deaths of millions of civilians.
o7
...k-k-kemal
My grandfather became a veteran of this war, then he returned to his hometown of Erzurum, where he was taken hostage by the Russians because he was a Turkish soldier. He was abducted from a Russian prison by his brothers, unfortunately, during which my grandfather's two brothers died. After participating in the Turkish liberation war, he began to live a quiet life in his village, after which he died from a bullet in his body causing infection. May his soul be blessed
amin benim de dedem kafkas cephesinde esir düşmüş 10 yıl geri dönememiş çalıştırmış ruslar dedemi
His brothers are martyrs.
or at least something like that.
That's an interesting story. Rip to him and his brothers
Benimde iki dedem Kafkas cephesinde geri dönmedi hinisliyim bende
@@Cumbrianlad3363 I hate both Turks and British so I don't know which side to pick
100 years ago...those boys threw their lives away on the cliffs of gallipoli...respect from finland!
chanel65269 Which side...both sides!
ColonelSanders365 There were no sides. No one won, but everyone lost.
Respect from Australia
respekt från sverige
malicant123 Turks won this war britishs and australians escaped ... they wanted to occupy our country and we fought for our freedom ... i have no problem with brtishs or australians now but i cant respect their grandfathers they wanted occupy my country and my grand grand father died in gallipoli for save his country he was hero i respect him
Thank you for writing this song. I cried when I first read the words of forgiveness of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, as an Australian, I was humbled by the generosity of a people whom we had attacked. I did not know of this speech/memorial before I went to Gallipoli and to this day I do not know of a message of condolence that would better offer solace to a parent who lost their solider child.
Australians didnt fight with us they were just kids taken from their home by english so they had no choice but the english didnt fought in their own war (feels bad man)
technically. Australia was the only nation without conscription so all the soldiers were volunteers. but they were tricked into joining and were taught they would recieve all the glory.
@@djkaibaxter419 also extreme social pressure. if you didnt go to war you be given a white feather for cowardice and be shunned
@@cnut7383 that too
@@borasunman1308 we call it ANZAC day. we lost the battle, but we and the kiwis and Canadians definitely fought the hardest. Winston Churchill knew the landings were almost impossible to pass but ordered it anyway. so most of us died for no reason. but the fighting only brought us some more legitimacy to our new nation.
-Listening to a random metal playlist I found
-Browsing facebook, not even looking at the name of what is playing
-New song comes on
-"Wow, this is pretty good, I'm going to add it to my playlist"
-sees it's Sabaton
Of fucking course it is.
I clicked a random playlist to DIVERSIFY MY PLAYLIST, DAMN IT SABATON
+Everett Logan Some cool bands that sound like sabaton are Raubtier and Twilight Force
+Vixius Except Raubtier don't sound like Sabaton at all. More like Rammstein
yeah, gotta agree on that one.
+Strix Boss Neither of these bands sounds like Sabaton mate :) But both of them are sure Awsome
+Cavan Leichtman the troll is strong in you
That line perfectly describes war. "There is no enemy, there is no victory. Only boys who lost their lives in the sand."
Just replace sand with snow, dirt, mud, hills, etc
@@eddiecowen2624 The sands of Gallipoli
The snows of the Alps
And Ataturk says to Mothers
Those heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives, you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. therefore rest in peace. there is no difference between the johnnies and the mehemets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours.
you, the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears, your sons are now lying in our bosoms and are in peace. after having lost their lives on this land they become our sons as well
After Gallipoli
18 march 1934 - Ataturk
Fotosentez too bad he had nothing but hate for the local Christians slaughtered by the turks
Christians who were slaughtering Turkish people from Iğdır, Van to İzmir in the middle of Turkish War of Independence. Funny when they had the chance, they also chose to slaughter people.
Yeah. Love indeed.
Taha Acar slaughtering civilians? No. But militias did fight the Turkish army during the genocide to defend themselves. Don't forget Armenians were being slaughtered before too during sultan Abdul Hamid times
I am very laughed at this comment. Your historical information is zero. Look at the historical books like writting by İlber Ortaylı about Ermanian fake genocide. There is no genocide. Because in that year, Turkish army didn't kill any civil armenian people, but armenian people killed a lot of civilian Turk, if you research you will understand the truht.
Enes Başak wow you mean you have a different version of history than the one recognized by the world? I'm so surprised
Hands down one of my favorite Sabaton songs. R.I.P to the men who lost their lives in Gallipoli.
R.I.P
R.I.P
R.I.P
R.I.P
R.I.P
101 years later and your sacrifices are still not forgotten
can believe my great great grandfather survived ww1 came back had kids then ended up fighting in ww2 alongside his son and they both got lucky and survived
+Hydra looks like your family must be resilient. surviving hell twice!
Lets hope we don't have to go trough this
Gallipoli is Not forgotten !!
Yes
Maybe those of us that has 1st and 2nd hand memory may disappear.
We are many.
Many that read our history and remember.
We remember both what the Anzac did, and what the You Turks did.....
It's so sad that history would change the picture so much...
Lets hope you dont get involved in WW3
Galm1 Your family members must be helluva soldiers lol
As an Australian, and former digger, it's such a beautiful thing to hear a song that speaks to the losses of both sides at Gallipoli, Mehmett and Johnny, your brothers now, resting in holy ground, lest we forget
My grand grandfather is died at Gallipoli and his body lost. Thanks Sabaton.
Sorry for your lose R.I.P
@@OperatorFritz thank you my friend.
❤❤❤❤
From the beginning of Gallipoli Campaign to this day ... it's 100 years now.
Respect for Turkish, British, French, ANZAC and other soldiers from other parts of British Empire.
Respect from Thailand.
+toonpc respect from Czech Republic.
+toonpc you have forgotten 3000 German Soldiers and 2 austrian Ships
Respect from the USA
AntiChrist you forgotten by god ...
toonpc REMEMBER ANZAC!
Coming from an Australian, this is honestly one of the saddest songs you guys ever made... Thank you.
Aussie_skinhead I don’t think race matters here it’s the interpretation that matters although same
Burt1616 Plays to many games
It means something to our national memory. It’s felt more personally considering it was our ancestors they sing of.
Have u seen the lifetime of war?
The more I listen the closer I get to crying
Try ballad of bull or price of a mile. There is also hearts of iron. All made from Sabaton
Marvel: We have the best crossover ever
Me: Young Churchill vs Young Ataturk
Yeah they fought in Gallipoli
It would be a decent Epic Rap Battle
@@cryopex9976 Churchill didn't fight in Gallipoli, Ataturk did
@@vaahtobileet If I remember correctly, Churchill sent the navy to gallipoli
@@umutberkorhan9579 that's true, he held the office of "First Lord of the Admiralty" at the time. After Gallipoli didn't work out, he was fired from that job.
The Anzacs called the Turkish soldiers "Johnny Turk" because they were very honorable to their enemies
İ wish you did not come, sorry about your lost. Rip. We are Turks we are friendly until you want our land.
brk35tr
Many of us wish we didn’t either.
And we are sorry that we did.
But we can’t change the decisions of those who came a century before.
I Thought You Couldn't Talk Mr. Freeman
@@linkplays95 ı dont know your nationality but tell that to moroccans tell that to algerians and most important tell that to all african people. Who is the evil
@@mart4144 wtf that is the craziest thing ı ve ever heard.If they didnt want our country why the fuck they came from the other side of the world??? Were they looking a hotel. PLEASE BE LOGICAL
Girls: How can you not cry at Titanic, do you even know what sadness is?
Me: Oh mothers, wipe your tears, your sons will rest a million years
Found their peace at last as foe turn to friend and forgive
-Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
I f*cking love how they quote Ataturk
I know what sadness is. I tried it once. I didn't like it and never went near it again.
@@ThePigeon5734 thats a smart thought
A really gentlman.
I wish history in schools was taught in sabaton songs lol
Simon Rhodes ok children what happened in Vienna in 1683?
Connor Bosley Winged Hussars arrived.
Joseph Stalin good you get one mark for that now what happened on d-day
Connor Bosley Primo Victoria
Connor Bosley oh! I know call on me! the winged hussars arrived!
As an Australian, i have to say, i hope those turks rest is peace with the ANZAC boys. Amazing song
As a Slavic-Turkic guy who born in Turkey, this song hits me in my gut. Campaign of Gelibolu is one of the most Tragic and Heroic wars in the history of humanity. Rest in Peace to every soldier, no matter where they are from. “There is no enemy, no victory.” If you visit gelibolu you must visit the Memorials. Turks and Anzacs became brothers after this war. Your ancestors are in peace with our ancestors. Mad respect ✊🏻 and love from Turkey. You’re my brother too, I don’t care what everyone else says. I wished the two nations didn’t become friends like this but tragedy leads to better things sometimes. If you didn’t know what Ataturk said to Anzacs, I’ll type it here ; “Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives ... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours ... You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.” - Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, 1934. Our friendship and brotherhood comes from heroes and sacrifices. Much love my brother ✌🏻
@@Vikingurr balkan göçmeni misin kanka
As a Kiwi I have to agree.
They fought for those who were torturing innocent people for centuries ( British)
@@Someone345y It's quite sad that there was a war to begin with, just grab the guys who had a problem, take them to some quiet place and get them to either fight until there's a winner or make peace with each other.
''The last gentlemen's war''
The main reason of crying in this song is spirit of Ataturk, in the lyrics with his words. It is obvious that Sabaton learned about him and shared the spirit of all innocents. Power of music. Respected.
My grandmother was 6 years old when his father died in the Battle of Gallipoli. I wish i had a chance to talk with him. Everyone who went to war knew before he will die. Also, hundreds of children fought in the war, this war is the greatest victory and tragedy in our history.
As an Aussie this is awesome, every Anzac day the whole country remembers and honors not only our own, but the deeds and compassion of the Turks aswel, they were an honorable and respectful foe with equal losses to ours.
The hardest thing to do would of been to continue the fight after the seize fire had lifted, would've torn that last bit of humanity from their souls.
Respect for both sides.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace.
-Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK
Amazing
+Arcade Warrior Wow, 9 months later I'm still listening to this song. What can I say, SABATON is my favorite band haha.
@@ArcadeWarrior literally replied to own comment😂
General Grievous Like, why can’t
people reply to their own comments?
Wait, Arcade warrior likes Sabaton?
@@ArcadeWarrior what about 5 years later?
Damn, this came out when I was only 2 and they’re still making bangers to this day
Of course! And we don't plan to stop
@Gavin Burchfield guess yes lol
@@Sabaton omg you replied
Same here
I’m pretty sure sabaton has the best fandom because they are the BEST
Sabaton is still responding to comments after 12 years, such dedication
I respect Aussies and NZ's.
I hope they respect us too.
Yes we do!
Güven Altuntas Suleiman was a badass! Turkey is the most civilized nation in the middle eastern world.
WE have respect for Aussies and NZ'
Even if we were enemies once, your people fought with great valour to defend your country and we respect you for that.
Respect for turkey, a prepared and honourable enemy (at thee time, but now an ally). Respect for New Zealand, our nations brother who bled by our sides. Respect for the Tommies, the British troops sent along us into hell. But for the British generals who caused this massacre, "ill stand by you, but never now will i bow" (Australian saying after numerous failures of the English generals)
We had some... questionable leader during before WWII, but then they generally improved because politicians were shut out of military affairs curtesy of one Winston Churchill.
Honestly, W Churchill doesn’t get enough respect for what he did. But neither do most good man who did one bad thing.
The problem with the british generals was the fact most of them tried to control the fight from many kms away
Not just british general but also german generals had command of turkish army did same. We could easily overwhelm at the time of landings. Longer battles elongated War. Blood that was not german or british . İt was ours.
Thankyou so much for keeping the spirit of our ANZACs alive, even 13 years later
No problem!
"such waste of life"... That is a strooong line
Being Australian, this song gives me chills. Thanks for the great tribute Sabaton.
Love you guys!
Hello from Turkey. Your grandfathers resting in peace in our land. We do not see the Australian people as our enemies. We know that our enemy is the English. Those who caused the death of your grandfathers. I hope you guys are thinking the same thing.
kayoticwrath ...👍👍👍RESPECT...
*war,war never changes
@kayoticwrath Agreed. So much respect for them by not glorifying it or anything in the song... it was also awesome that they acknowledged and played it when they toured here last month too. This is definitely getting a tribute run tomorrow for ANZAC Day from me!
"There is no enemy, there is no victory; only boys who lost their lives in the sand"
Truer words concerning war have rarely been spoken. To everyone bickering in the comments: *heed them*.
@BartuPasha for fucks sake he only wrote one comment you sick bastard
Im a grandson of a Turkish soldier who fought in this war.In thoose war years,our highschools couldnt graduate even one single student.Beacuse all of students went to battle fronts to defend the MOTHERLAND.It's obvious that if we changed sides with the Anzacs,everyone would say us "child killer genociders".But now everyone says that was a gentleman war.Anzacs weren't innocent. Thats bullshit.Anzacs came here with the most advanced technology of that time with the dream of adventure and virgin Turkish girls.But they took what they deserved.We defeated them with "Sick man of Europe" weapons. Thats it
@@onurcaglayan7161 You think people came to a fucking war with dreams of adventure? You think 18 year old boys came to the trenches thinking "damn I could really go for some rape right now"
Shut the fuck up. The men who start wars are not the soldiers, but the soldiers suffer the most. I respect the soldiers from all sides in that war, but I'm fucking disgusted by you. If you want to insult boys who were forced into a war and were slaughtered then you're still one of the sick men of Europe.
@@onurcaglayan7161 As an Australian i can do nothing but respect the turks who defended their homes from a foreign invader as i know in the same position i would do the same. However you can't level such a dire insult against the ANZACS, They were young boys and men, from halfway across the globe with no standing in the war other than that thrust upon them by politicians and the british empire. I'm sure if you were to ask them at any point in the campaign if they would rather be home in the good old outback of Australia they would answer you truthfully in saying yes they would prefer to be home.
@@majorscrub2856 Actually we cant know it.We must go back in time and ask them to learn it.So we can't.But there is a truth.When a Turk do even something good,historians and teachers show it badly.When a british or a british ally man do even something terrible,historians and teachers say oh it wasnt so bad it could be even good.I just wanted to mention that.
Respect for Turkish, French and British soldiers died in this battle. Lyrics are beautiful
Walsh2571 They were British citizens at the time. Australia was part of the UK, like Canada or New Zealand...
Walsh2571 Australia was a British dominion, that's all. And your rude language has nothing to do here.
We became independent in 1901. UK led the campaign and sent 100s of thousands of our men to the slaughterhouse because we were patriots to bastards who merely wanted a distraction and knew the futility of the assault. Our men were treated like dirt and we gave our hearts and souls to the motherland.
Didn't even know the French were there, all I really care for there were the Aussies and Kiwis. They were massacred, not the british.
If I remember well there were some French soldiers (around 70 000).
The sad fact is i was never told of this in school...I had to listen to sabaton to learn of this
@Ethan Sylliboy and most heroic people in history
Same...
because your scgool unless i was a turk or britain school don't have to tell you this battle. They would told you about the most
determinants battle not all of then
@@rodrigoherranzparra I wasnt taught about the Lost Battalion. And I'm an American
@@rodrigoherranzparra or Audy Murphy or Sgt York.
Heroes who shed their blood and lost their lives! You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours. You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.”
― Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Пісня дуже душевна і якщо знати англійську чи слухати з перекладом, то дуже розчулює. Хай Бог упокоїть душі тих хлопців, які загинули у цій безглуздій м'ясорубці! Вічна їм пам'ять!
These guys are basically a world history class with instruments....amazing
Someone had to do it 😎
Oh most certainly. But the difference between Sabaton & those that have come before is the vast community supporting them. As Joakim & Par keep saying, there's only so little history taught about other places. With the help of the community, Sabaton was able to surpass all others who've tried and now rest as the top group of the "history" portion of the music industry. But to be fair, it is Sabaton we're talking about. It wouldn't be surprising if they're the top group of all time by the time Joakim & Par have to retire. I mean, they push themselves way to far as it is anyways.
@@Sabaton y'all commenting on a video that is over a decade old. I'm impressed at how in touch y'all are with y'all's fans.
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore, rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours... You the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's words to Anzac mothers ✌💕
LONG LIVE SABATON!!! all those turk and ANZAC sodliers who died in campaign of gallipoli Rest In Peace....greetings from greece :)
Thank you mate,its good to see greeks like you.
Nice to hear from a greek, thanks.
replying to a 3 year old comment but still... it's nice to see at least some greek people doesn't hate us. thanks m8
Technosycho Sorry for coming late to this comment ,but i have to say what i have to say .Im a Greek who was born in Australia and im sick of hatred between Greeks and Turks ,growing up in Australia some of my most loyal friends were Turkish all these people making stupid comments make both our races look stupid .People have forgotten respect!!!
Kon Adam the main problem is that both Turks and Greeks can be very nationalistic.
Songs to show to anyone who says sabaton glorifies war:
Cliffs of Gallipoli
To hell and back
The price of a mile
The final solution
The end of the war to end all wars
Great war
A lifetime of war is the most obvious one in my opinion. Both the English and the Swedish version. Totally different songs by the way(A lifetime at war/En livstid i krig).
@@Tjoernhammartystnad @Linus Bakken @Linus Bakken those who thinks that Sabaton glorifies the war are simply ingnorant brainwashed people . But ignorance could be very dangerous. 1 .Galipoll 2. Rise of Evil 3 Final Solution 4 Angels are calling your name 5. Attack of the dead man aldough I can not pinpoint any of their songs to be ordinary. They are modern bards troubadoures because today`s youth does not know history we need them. To educate and remind .I survived civil war in former YU then american bombing , got cancer due to depleted uranium they put in their bombs and at 50 i teach my children never to forget .War is sensless stupid and one of the worst thing human beeing could experience. Therefore we GOT to remeber that it solves nothing. Avganistan is last example .Avgan people wanted Talibans and they got them. By fifgting foreign invaders. But for the Americans number of dead Avgans is merely a statistic. Live and let others live their life,,,,
fun fact: the footage thats used in the video is from a documentary called Gallipoli (2007 one). I was amazed by the documentary and just noticed they used their footage.
As a turk, thank you Sabaton for this great song. Thanks for writing a song about our history.
Proud Turkroach saaar🐷🐷💪💪😭😭
This is probably one of the deepest sabaton songs that i've ever heard, the meaning of that song touches even the most deprived shitposters like me. Respects to all of the fallen of the first world war, and any other war really.
This song and the final solution are probably the saddest sabaton songs
@@thegermanempire489 there are so many deep Sabaton songs... check out Purple Heart, A Lifetime of war or a Livestrid i krieg
I had a great great grandfather who fought at Gallipoli. He lost his mind from charging the enemy lines time after time. All the while, bullets flying past his head, fellow soldiers dying around him. He decided to stand up from his foxhole and charge, single handedly, towards the enemy lines. My Great grandfather, who was only six at the time, was the one who answered the door and received the news that his father died gloriously on the cliffs, and that he would be given the proper honors at his funeral. My Great Grandfather then served in the second world war, and died on the fields of France. And his son, my grandfather, served during the Vietnam war as a mechanic in Germany. So my family has a proud history in the military.
War truly is a hell unlike any other. At the very least, your Great Great Grandfather found peace in the afterlife. Your Ancestors are truly heroes deserving of any glory there may be in war.
@@anigamer379 thank you. My younger brother is currently in the U.S. Army Reserves. I just hope he's never called to war. Even though he and I may fight each other, if he gets called to war, I will enlist and make sure I'm right there with him "in the shit" as they say. I have Polish Winged Hussars in my ancestry. They have a saying, Shima suyotu noytaso dafilam doritalra. It roughly translates into, "May the lord protect and provide for you my fellow warrior". They would say this prayer before each battle. Kind of lick how the Kamikaze pilots would say a prayer before they took off, it was took with luck to the warrior standing next to them.
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk:
"You, the mothers who sent their sons from faraway countries, wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
See the very human face of the greatest leader ever !! Regards from Turkey to all ANZAC countrys
Mustafa Kemal Ataturk was indeed an extraordinary leader, truly the father of modern Turkey. And President Recep Tayyip Erdogan follows him in his footsteps. Respect to the powerful Turkish nation!
Tayyip Erdogan following Ataturks footsteps what?
Erdogan following Ataturk? WHAT?
erdogan not following Ataturk. he is bitch
That's a nice Turkish name...Gallipoli...very turkish....
its been 106 years from now on. we still remember
I am from New Zealand, and 100 years ago our leaders some how thought that Europe's war became our war and so my great, great grandfather ran to the hills of Gallipoli and threw away his life all for what? We werent defending anything, we were attacking a nation, attacking a nation, on a foreign soil we had no place being. And so they marched, destined for death.
Australia and New Zealand used to be colonies under British empire so any war that involves them, involves us. We also live under the rule of the monarchy. Even though independence was granted to us we have taken on a government style that is basically the British government except half way cross the world, a new Britain if you will. It is our duty to protect our home correct? People still use British passports in Australia at least until at least after ww1. The point being, it is in the past and at that time we are part of the Empire and so, we must rally to the Empire's aid. No questions asked. It is simply a fact that can't be changed, even now if the UK is threatened then we must protect our monarch the Queen.
Sgt Frost
and us maori?
Anton Nzl well, no. That is all I can say really. As New Zealand is not directly threatened you should not be obligated to go to war for a foreign power.
Anton Nzl ...
the world war was necessary and the losses are a misfortune
its because of the uk they were scared to fight and sent their men so they sent their colonial troops
Respect from Texas to those who fell at Galliopoli
I'm Aussie And I Don't Like America
@@sutnack1789 why?
Wow ı like Texas culture confedaracy and stuff
Big respect to civil war
@@sutnack1789 Shut the fuck up
I'm an Aussie and I love America
That's a beautiful sentiment. "Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
That's the nature of war. After the conflict has ended, there were so many mothers who knew their sons would never return, but the Mehmets declared that they WERE home, and were resting peacefully.
There is no enemy
There is no victory
Only boys who lost their lives in the sand
Such a gut wrenching and painful verse. One of many beautifully tragic songs by Sabaton
Turks defended their countries heroic against Britain, France, Anzacs, whilst everyone is saying “sick man is almost dead”. All thanks and hails to Enver Pasha, Atatürk and thousands of nameless heroes... 🇹🇷🇦🇺🇳🇿
Not Turks. Ottomans.
@@Kyle-gw6qp Ottoman is a nationality, Turk is an Culture
The Ottomans were also called as Ottoman Turks
Zaferlerden bahsediliyorken Muhterem Şehit Enver Paşa'nın adını anan nadir insanlardansınız. Durum belli insanların bazı kalıplaşmış düşünceleri ve zihniyetleri değişmiyor. Atalarımızı doğrusuyla yanlışıyla kabullenip andığınız için var olasınız. Mustafa Kemallerin de, Enverlerin de ruhu şad olsun.
Thank you
@@Kyle-gw6qp You smell ignorance.
This and Bismarck have the best music in every way
T(h)ank you
@@Sabaton tank you for the joke
I am Turk. We gave great losses while defending our homeland. But this war brought us two great friends. Anzac soldiers lie in this land with our ancestors. Respectfully to both sides...
(y)
Australia had her baptism of fire at Gallipoli. A good soldier may fall but his heroism will never die. Australia's identity was forged at Gallipoli.
"There is no enemy
There is no victory
Only boys who lost their lives in the sand"
Lest We Forget
defending homeland is victory
@@baldwin817 not when your homeland collapses.
@@Kyle-gw6qp main homeland didnt collapse
Lest We Forget
8th grader turkish here. we just learned about gallipoli campaign in school(though we already learn it every year) and after listening to this song every single time i read or listen to ataturks speeches about gallipoli it brings tears to my eyes. thank you sabaton for making a song about such a historical moment.
A war song about Australian history as a Australian I say thank you for this song
My ancestors and ancestors of australian people are laying in peace side by side . Now our duty is to make world more peaceful for next generations to come
Lest We Forget.
A hard rock gem with memorable lyrics.
The Turkish commanding officer, Mustafa Karmal, said to his men “…. I do not order you to fight. I order you to die. Your deaths will buy time to bring up reinforcements. It did. The original Turkish defenders suffered 100% causalities repelling the invaders: the ANZAC (Australian New Zealand Army Corps).
thenks for sharing that cheers
Imanol fuentesito"Cheers" to you also Imanol. Glad you liked this awesome song.
NOT KARMAL. MUSTAFA KEMAL
UnholyMonk00 Thank you. Just imagine the bravery and courage on both sides. Awesome.
The unforgetable lyrics send shivers down my spine: "...Oh mothers hid your tears. Your sons will rest a million years, as foes turn to friends and forgive..."
Humans are a barbaric animal where wisdom only comes to a few after many years.
Anzac Day is still a national holiday in Australia and New Zealand.
Anton Gorillo Dude it is Mustafa Kemal. Not "Karmal", can you please edit your comment?
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk : "Unless the life of the nation faces peril, war is a crime." "You, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well." I wish the war had never happened. We salute each and every fallen soldier from Turkey on the anniversary of their bravery, 18 March...
RESPECT FROM DENMARK
SS Kingdom türksün la
Eey dostlar ;
Neden kurtuluş savaşımızla ilgili şarki yaptırmiyoruz?
Hadi sabaton'un şarkılarının altındaki yorumların yarısı nazik bir dille rica eden yorumlarımızdan olsun
Türküm, doğruyum, çalışkanım
İlkem küçüklerimi korumak büyüklerimi saymak
Yurdumu milletimi özümden çok sevmektir
Ülküm; yükselmek, ileri gitmektir
Ey büyük Atatürk! Açtığın yolda gösterdiğin hedefe durmadan yürüyeceğime ant içerim.
Varlığım Türk varlığına armağan olsun.
NE MUTLU TÜRKÜM DİYENE!
History + Poetry + Great Metal Music = Sabaton
So many lives had fade away at that war. Humanity must be sick.
Another underrated song of Sabaton.
Is it?
@@Sabaton A beautiful and dramatic song at the same time:). I've been listening to your musics for years but I've never heard any of my friends talking about this masterpiece(they are also fans). In hard times these songs always help me find a way through. Thank you for being with us and all the epic songs you make.🤟
@@metalmachine4433 I think it's because it is a more melancholy, introspective song. It's about the tragedy of war, not the triumph. It doesn't get the blood pumping like, say, "Forty to One" or "Ghost Division." But honestly, to me, that's what's great about it: Sabaton doesn't glorify war, they just tell the stories that are worth telling. Sometimes the stories are victories, sometimes tragedies. But there you have it.
@@Thomas.Wright You're right, and that's what I was thinking about. Maybe it's more common for people to listen to the brighter, heroic, uplifting songs of Sabaton. People mostly need some motivation, something that gives them the energy and momentum to go on and deal with life's difficulties. And that's totally right. There's nothing wrong with that, we rarely listen to more dramatic musics, not just the ones from Sabaton, any other dramatic music. Only when the time and life and happenings make us upset. Now I get it. Take care:) and have a good day!
@@Sabaton It could be more popular
Sending love from New Zealand, since, due to the current pandemic, 2020 shall be the first year that there shall be no ANZAC Day services since they began in 1916. A little early, but I shall still be listening to this in lieu of being able to visit the cenotaph that marks the memorial for so many family members who have served in the armed forces, from the First World War onwards into modernity. Thank you, Sabaton, for immortalizing the true heroes of war - the common soldier, caught at the mercy of chance and chaos, tossed adrift with little control over their future, and their families, enduring all of the looming dread of waiting, of uncertainty, and so often of loss. And thank you to everyone who has supported this incredible band over the twenty-one years since its inception, whether you are helping to create their albums, financing them through album purchases, or even merely spreading word of their existence.
rest in peace and thanks
Lest we forget.
if you come for war you will find it. if you come for friendship and peace also you will find it.
Reckless 4334 good said
letter from atatürk to anzacs:
“those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives …you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. therefore rest in peace. there is no difference between the johnnies and the mehmets to us where they lie side by side in this country of ours. you, the mothers, who sent their sons from far away countries, wipe away your tears. your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. after having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.”
Sabaton, as an Australian fan of your band I want to say a warm thanks for making this song. It paints great pictures in one's mind about the battle and struggles of these troops, regardless if it came from a Swedish heavy metal band (of which I love). I really hope you do something to mark this momentous occasion of 100 years since the Gallipoli landings, as it would take things to another level of awesome.
I feel you bro :')
+Sin I'm also Australian. For the people who don't know Gallipoli put Australia and New Zealand on the map. Also because of this German hated ANZAC we don't give up we fight to the end.
LAST WE FORGOT
Bloodfang-X I
This song echos not only the sacrifice at Gallipoli, but all those who have lost their lives in pointless battles and wars throughout history. Much respect
Gelibolu Kıyıları
Fısıldamalarını duyun
Öteki dünyadan sesler
Çağrılarını duyun
Eski düşman şimdiki dostlar yan yana yatıyorlar
Asla kalplerimizi terk etmeyecek veya solup gitmeyecekler
Her zaman yaşayacaklar
Bu şekilde ölmek için çok gençtiler
Kaç tane harcanmış hayat
Kaç rüya solup gitti
Tutulmayan sözler
Eve dönemeyecekler
Anneler göz yaşlarınızı silin
Oğullarınız sonsuza dek huzur içinde olacak
Sonunda huzura erdiler
Düşman arkadaşa dönüp
Ve affettiğinde
Ve onlar öleceklerini biliyorlardı
(Nakarat)
Gelibolu
Mektuplarını kumlarda bıraktılar
Tam bir yaşam israfı
Gelibolu
Özgürlük hayalleri toz oldu
Okyanusun kumla buluştuğu yerde cehennem bekliyor
Sıkıntının kıyıları
Askerlerin kesin ölüme koştukları yer
Kıyıda
Kahramanların kanları toprağı ıslatır
Bir mum yakın
Savaşıp boşa ölen her biri için
Düşman yok
Zafer yok
Sadece kumlarda hayatını kaybeden çocuklar
Genç adamlar kurban edildi
İsimleri taşlara kazındı ve unutulmadı
Ve her zaman onların anılarını onurlandıracağız
Ve öleceklerini biliyorlardı
(Nakarat)
Anneler göz yaşlarınızı silin
Oğullarınız sonsuza dek huzur içinde olacak
Sonunda huzura erdiler
Düşman arkadaşa dönüp
Ve affettiğinde
Ve onlar öleceklerini biliyorlardı
ok
+Sharp Buradan siktir git
sefer gökberk omay ok
Lan git :D
Keine Ahnung was das hier alles bedeutet
"There are no enemies, There is no victory, Only boys who lost their lives on the sand." that really got to me damn
Lest we forget. Both the ANZAC's and the Turkish. Even though we were enemies, we are now friends
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... you are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side here in this country of ours... You the mothers who sent their sons from far away countries wipe away your tears. Your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well."
Gallipoli: The death of the old Otomman empire, the birth of Australia, New Zealand and Turkey
I wouldnt say it was the birth of Turkey. the Ottomans didnt collapse until 3 years later. The victory in Gallipoli is probably the event that kept them together during the rest of the war.
IT IS NOT THE DEATH İT İS OUR RİSİNG FROM OUR ASHES
Gallipoli was not the death of Ottoman Empire. The victory kept us together.
What ended Ottoman is foundation of the great national assembly(Turkey). Thank you sir.
and the fault of Churchill
What birth?
All I know of this is slaughter
Old but gold
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I once read a book about this event and there were stories of ottoman and allied soldiers exchanging food and communicating trench to trench
that cuts really deep
Fact: at Battle of Gallipoli died one physician, Henry Moseley at 27 years
He wanted to do a test and Find out how fast a bullet goes before reaching the "name written on bullet" target
İn plane
bloody australia and new zealand. Such a great countries. Out of 5 million people, we created a standing army of 500,000. Britain wanted like 50,000 and we trounced that number. Everyone was blown away at the fight of the Australian and new Zealand soldiers. RIP you beautiful soldiers. 100th anniversary next year. Theres one year where you will get the recognition you deserve.
Oi mate, it's ANZAC. Aus wasn't the only one who fought at Gallipoli.
Brae Southern my bad dude. Ill edit it to include kiwis :)
Michael Tremayne damn right mate.
+Michael Tremayne remember Turks fought as well, not only the beautiful soldiers...
Amen bud perfectly said!!!!
lyrics:
Hear them whisper,
voices from the other side
Hear them calling
former foes now friends are resting side by side
They will never leave our hearts or fade away
live forever
they were far to young to die in such a way
how many wasted lives
how many dreams did fade away
broken promises
they won't be coming home
Oh mothers wipe your tears
your sons will rest a million years
found their peace at last
as foe turned to friend
and forgive
And they knew they'd die
Gallipoli
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life
Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
Hell is waiting where the ocean meets the sand
Cliffs of burden
where the soldiers rushed into a certain death
At the shoreline
Blood of heroes stains the land
light a candle
One for each of them who fought and died in vain
There is no enemy
There is no victory
Only boys who lost their lives in the sand
Young men were sacrificed
Their names are carved in stone and kept alive
and forever we will honor the memory of them
And they knew they would die
Gallipoli
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life
Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
how many wasted lives
how many dreams did fade away
broken promises
they won't be coming home
Oh mothers wipe your tears
your sons will rest a million years
found their peace at last
as foe turned to friend
and forgive
And they knew they would die
Gallipoli
Left their letters in the sand
Such waste of life
Gallipoli
Dreams of freedom turned to dust
You know the lyrics are in the description?
@@sutnack1789 shh he is a greek
he doesnt know what he doing eihter
I can't stop dreaming of Sabaton making a song about Turkish War of Independence and Ataturk. Our country fought it's way to freedom against 4 countries at the same time, I'm sure they would handle the writing of it pretty well.
ngl still waiting for that,i tought they would make one for the 100. year of türkiye
"Those heroes that shed their blood and lost their lives... You are now lying in the soil of a friendly country. Therefore rest in peace. There is no difference between the Johnnies and the Mehmets to us where they lie side by side now here in this country of ours... you, the mothers, who sent their sons from faraway countries wipe away your tears; your sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land. They have become our sons as well."
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's tribute to Anzacs and Ansac mothers, 1934
Thank you Sabaton,
For this marvelous song ❤️❤️❤️
G A L L I P O O O O O O L I I I I I I I ! ! !
Respect from Turkey!
As an Australian, Gallipoli is seen as our big WWI battle, so now we need our big WWII battle sung, Kokoda
ballad of bull mate
@@joshuabishop7588 ballad of bull was about one man in particular. I’m talking about the whole battle
Gallipoli was a Turkish Army Victory . . . Huge respect to sabaton and all of Sweden from Turkiye
Yeah, we have gathered here for a reason today.
May they live forever as friends, resting side by side...
Hell of a fight. Hell of a song. 💪
T(h)anks for appreciating!
they legit went to hell and... well unfortunately not back.
Fun fact: turkish commanders didn't wanted to attack the ANZAC soldiers until Inglish ships start bombing the ground
Nor did the ANZAC's want to fight the Turks, to be fair