I like this version much better. It has that excited, eager, and adventurous feel to it. You almost feel like you're marching through the wilderness of Africa, following your local guide to sights never seen before by your people, places you could never dream of, and all sorts of fascinating creatures and peoples to learn about. Heia! Heia Safari!
Some of the shots were from Zulu (1964), but that was about British colonialism. The main film is called "The German Kaiser's Empire". Here's a link to the trailer and more info: ua-cam.com/video/SgEayl8Fihw/v-deo.html
Either that's from some Arte documentary or from the only piece of media I know which did feature Lettow and German East Africa, which was an episode of the young Indiana Jones chronicles, brilliant show.
This video is an insult to General Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, who treated his African soldiers as absolute equals, promoted them to officer ranks, and fought the Brutish, Portuguese, and Belgians, not Zulu impis (who themselves were incredibly heroic in their battles against Brutish and Boer colonialism).
Originally all songs in this style were made by DeutschesVaterland youtube channel from Asia, and the guy was banned, I don't know why. I've read that some politically corrected people find him supporting Nazi and racism by creating this kind of video on UA-cam.
@@CCC-if2jx I know it is hard to understand. He made many songs from German history mixed with historical movies, some of them were from second war. Probably someone had felt offended by wehrmacht military songs and reported to youtube administration. Some of this songs you may find on pittman789 channel.
Are you serious? ¾ of Lettow-Vorbeck's Schutztruppe was black, he had black officers, and he fought white Brutish, Portuguese, Belgian, and Boers, not blacks.
![Die Eisenfaust am Lanzenschaft ✠ [German Bündisch song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5D2jyuJaSAU/mqdefault.jpg)
I like this version much better. It has that excited, eager, and adventurous feel to it. You almost feel like you're marching through the wilderness of Africa, following your local guide to sights never seen before by your people, places you could never dream of, and all sorts of fascinating creatures and peoples to learn about.
Heia! Heia Safari!
@Goddoesnotexist5667 Bold of you to assume I’d make it that far.
Which film is that video taken from?
Some of the shots were from Zulu (1964), but that was about British colonialism. The main film is called "The German Kaiser's Empire". Here's a link to the trailer and more info: ua-cam.com/video/SgEayl8Fihw/v-deo.html
I wish one more time I can see "Panzerlied" video made by Deutsches Vaterland! Can you reup them? thank you so much
#bringbackthedeutchesvaterlandchannel
anti German propaganda. The Germans were angels compared to the Spanish, English and Portuguese colonial exploits.
Spanish weren't a monsters compared with the others in the same period of time : £
oh please,go see how modern and rich and incredible fair was Portguese Angola and Moçambique in 1973
lolwut
Don't get me fucking started on the belgians
All where terrible it isn't a contest.
Why was the original taken down
Curious about the film footage. Makes me hope that somewhere there's a movie about German East Africa and von Lettow-Vorbeck.
Either that's from some Arte documentary or from the only piece of media I know which did feature Lettow and German East Africa, which was an episode of the young Indiana Jones chronicles, brilliant show.
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This video is an insult to General Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, who treated his African soldiers as absolute equals, promoted them to officer ranks, and fought the Brutish, Portuguese, and Belgians, not Zulu impis (who themselves were incredibly heroic in their battles against Brutish and Boer colonialism).
how is it an insult?
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You don't want a reply if your comment is wrong?
Fine then.
@@BillPurkayastha ? i just asked why was it an insult lmaoo
Paul Von Lettow-Vorbeck, later told Hitler to f@ck off. He despised him with a passion!…
call down raghead
Auf die Schutztruppen von Afrika
2020 ❤
When Africa was organised and not so poor.
Which was literally before the Socialist uprises that destroyed the continent
You fucking morons know absolutely nothing about history or Africa so please shut the fuck up.
@@ephraimduke
Hm?
@@hodor9851 literally nazi propaganda just stfu
Why Chinese sub there too...?
Originally all songs in this style were made by DeutschesVaterland youtube channel from Asia, and the guy was banned, I don't know why. I've read that some politically corrected people find him supporting Nazi and racism by creating this kind of video on UA-cam.
@@MrZygii Asian nazi? Seriously? They found it funny or what
@@CCC-if2jx I know it is hard to understand. He made many songs from German history mixed with historical movies, some of them were from second war. Probably someone had felt offended by wehrmacht military songs and reported to youtube administration. Some of this songs you may find on pittman789 channel.
He used to have a channel before that one where he posted communist music, "TheSteeelGlory" if I'm not missing it@@CCC-if2jx
If Germany had won the WW1 , Africa would be a rich continent and not poor as nowadays is.
If Germany had won WWII, their economy would have collapsed within the decade.
@@timesnewlogan2032 why?
WW1
You mean WWI.
And other jokes you can tell yourself
When blacks were shown who is the boss.
Read up on that again, the german Kaiserreich wasn't such an opressive colonial power...
Lord HawHaw Funny, it fits that you’d name yourself after such a worthless traitor; you seem not to understand history.
Are you serious? ¾ of Lettow-Vorbeck's Schutztruppe was black, he had black officers, and he fought white Brutish, Portuguese, Belgian, and Boers, not blacks.
My man needs to chill 💀
The Germans treated the Askaris much better than other colonial powers 😂😂😂