The march is of Prussia, a German state that had a great military history, winning the seven year’s war under Frederick the Great, fighting Napoleon and helping the British at Waterloo, beating the Austrians in the Austria-Prussian war (where this march is from), beating the French again in the Franco-Prussian war, until it finally dissolved in 1919
Lmao everything you saw here was Prussian parade style, the Goose-step is not used because, well, there was no reason to do so. And there were no specific uniforms for Prussian parades; the Prussians bore Prussians Blue, Feldgrau and the armies after them had camoflage and feldgrau.
@Steiner von Hoffmann Germany's not going to do that since they want to showcase a modern army and you don't really think modern with just solid steel helmets. However, Germany does still use hard leather hats that resemble Stahlhelms and they are usually used in small scale parades and ceremonies.
My Dutch father saw the German troops enter in The Hague in 1940. Not happy about that but always he says: Ah but the singing and the music. That was really great...
@@mikegallant811 plus the Prussian Baron von Steuben had a big hand in helping with bringing discipline to the rag tag Continental Army at Valley Forge in the winter of 1777-1778.
When will people understand this is not a Nazi song, but a Prussian one? I hate people who are bringing in Indiana Jones references here. This is such a beautiful march.
The Bundeswehr is still German, much more German than given credit for. Remember there is more than 30 Germanies inside Germany and many want to save that distinctive Germany-ness...
Ich bin 13 Jahre alt und durch den großen Zapfenstreich spielen beziehungsweise das Solo Stück und ich bin sehr stolz das ich ein Stück von der deutschen Kultur abnehmen kann und meiner zukünftigen Familie Weiter erzählen kann
It’s interesting how music played such a big role in WWII. Just a few months ago, I was in the Dachau Konzentrationslager and read that German soldiers would often form Jewish choirs to torture the prisoners and further encourage the Germans. With this song in particular, it was a very big morale booster for the Germans because of its fanfare-type feel to it. Regardless if it’s related to Prussia and/or the Nazi party or not, it’s a very good song musically. Edit: this is coming from someone who has studied music and its origins for a long time.
I guess they took pride in prussia, which they didn’t deserve, just my opinion But I’m pretty sure the march was made in 1866, celebrating a Prussian victory, and prussia dissolved in 1919, soooooooooooo........
I have seen the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soilder in person. After seeing this video I can safely say that both are discipline personified.
The Königgrätz March was composed by Johann Gottfried Piefke in 1866 to commemorate the Prussian army's decisive victory over the then Austrian Empire at Königgrätz in July 1866 during the Austro-Prussian war of 1866.
@@NapoleonBonaparte5 Prussia is Prussia no matter where you draw your crayon outside the lines where they shouldn't be. Prussia is a heritage, Prussia is a culture and history, Prussia is a quality of discipline and order that set the standards for GB and US and Russia to emulate ever since the time of Katarina the Great. Back to exile, NapoleonBonaparte
@@mtlicq That would be so if the Prussians were not exiled the Germans are a minority if any are left in the Oblast of Kaliningrad and the Polish part of it.
@@NapoleonBonaparte5 In real life through history Königsberg, the teutonic order and Germans built a beautiful town and lived there for many centuries, and in our hearts forever Königsberg. Recent history destroyed it. Paris is currently encountering this experience too as it becomes the Isle de Iran. Enjoy.
rogue blue it takes a LOT of breath to play a piccolo; I played flute-which is, by any measure, less strenuous to play than piccolo, but it still takes a helluva lot of air to reach notes in the upper register. :-P I'm impressed that lad got through this march without fainting!
The march is of Prussia, a German state that had a great military history, winning the seven year’s war under Frederick the Great, fighting Napoleon and helping the British at Waterloo, beating the Austrians in the Austria-Prussian war (where this march is from), beating the French again in the Franco-Prussian war, until it finally dissolved in 1919
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Elderly Germans: This brings back good memories....
France: *nervous chuckle*
Lol nervous chuckle and looking around
This march makes the austrians chuckle not the frenchs.^^
The march is of Prussia, a German state that had a great military history, winning the seven year’s war under Frederick the Great, fighting Napoleon and helping the British at Waterloo, beating the Austrians in the Austria-Prussian war (where this march is from), beating the French again in the Franco-Prussian war, until it finally dissolved in 1919
@@TKDMaze92 Ik, Austria-Prussian war
@@normalnoodles9383 you guys got blitzkrieged in 1806
Still 200% discipline, folks.
One Goosestep for Prussia, One Gooseleap for german kind
Volks*
You mean still 1750% discipline?
The German people have 0% discipline now , they don’t even want to be German
While many non Germans want to be German ..
Except, thankfully, no swastikas!
Insane. International Army bands joining together to play some good old German music. Great job by everyone.
Who all is in it? I thought I recognized the American and French Uniform, I’m not sure who else is a part of it?
@@kthissen94I think uk
Absent is the IDF band, I see.
@@Manx123 that’s pretty funny. People still cry about Palestine? Losers.
We need Prussian style parades back!
Sweden is upholding the Prussian tradition in this clip!
Lmao everything you saw here was Prussian parade style, the Goose-step is not used because, well, there was no reason to do so. And there were no specific uniforms for Prussian parades; the Prussians bore Prussians Blue, Feldgrau and the armies after them had camoflage and feldgrau.
@Steiner von Hoffmann Germany's not going to do that since they want to showcase a modern army and you don't really think modern with just solid steel helmets.
However, Germany does still use hard leather hats that resemble Stahlhelms and they are usually used in small scale parades and ceremonies.
0:10 to the left. Swedish Prussian Uniforms.
Thank me later
We still use all Prussian Traditions. The allies forbide to Parade anymore. And the Grosser Zapfenstreich is an 150 years old Tardition
My Dutch father saw the German troops enter in The Hague in 1940. Not happy about that but always he says: Ah but the singing and the music. That was really great...
This is a Prussian march made in 1866 commemorating the Prussian victory in the battle of koniggratz
But I have to assume you got that information about this march from Indians Jones, I don’t blame you
@@normalnoodles9383 wrong comment
Nostalgia is hitting me like a truck.
Kubelwagen*
@@liviu_dragnea_psd Opel Blitz*
Me too Kamerad. Me too
Tiger tank*
Yes
After 100 years, this song still pumps. Listen to the crowd clapping along.
100 years? Try 320 years
@@derrickstorm6976lol, not quite, dum*ass
Song so catchy that the US Army decided to help play it.
Well, let's not quibble, a lot of America's best people are of German blood, or were, as some are now deceased.
Yup
@@mikegallant811 plus the Prussian Baron von Steuben had a big hand in helping with bringing discipline to the rag tag Continental Army at Valley Forge in the winter of 1777-1778.
@@rwboa22 this is true,he sure did.
next stop PARIS
czzted99 😉
czzted99 then Poland, Denmark, and Austria
Ze Witcher and finally, Russia
stalin And dont forget North Africa,Greece,Yugoslavia and Norway,
Dont forget new papua guinea lol
When will people understand this is not a Nazi song, but a Prussian one? I hate people who are bringing in Indiana Jones references here. This is such a beautiful march.
did you know it was originally composed for Indiana Jones by the Nazis
@@Shuturulsdadyea lol I was about to say thanks to Indiana Jones I guess they choose that because Nazi marches are actually kind of lame
@@EGOCOGITOSUMlol. Says you.
The song is from the 1800s. It was Hitlers favorite march and frankly I don't blame him lol
@@EGOCOGITOSUM Panzerlied is awesome
My boy, we are pilgrims in an unholy land.
*INTO THE LIONS DEN*
Indiana Jones and the last crusade
IL_Duce Lol Just watched the last crusade Indiana Jones
The first time I heard that was Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Now in 2021, it’s truly unholy.
I do wish they’d wear their helmets, and the old Prussians style uniforms. Germany shouldn’t be ashamed of being Germany!
Well, if you want to see old Prussian traditions, you'll have to travel to either Sweden or Chile.
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The Bundeswehr is still German, much more German than given credit for. Remember there is more than 30 Germanies inside Germany and many want to save that distinctive Germany-ness...
Germany isn't ashamed of being Germany tho
I was there when this happened. It was awesome
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Makes me want to join the German military. Awesome!
@@ally55213 y?
Ich bin 13 Jahre alt und durch den großen Zapfenstreich spielen beziehungsweise das Solo Stück und ich bin sehr stolz das ich ein Stück von der deutschen Kultur abnehmen kann und meiner zukünftigen Familie Weiter erzählen kann
"All I have to do is squeeze"
limescale onetwo and All I have to do is Scream
I understood that reference!
limescale onetwo got it let’s get the hell out of here
*last crusade reference XD*
Junior?!?
the man at 2:25 looks like he's trying so hard not to piss his pants
💀💀💀
Love this marsch song! Prussian marsches are great. Hello from Sweden.
Indiana jones disliked this
The Royal Swedish Music Corps goes in Prussian style and Pickelhaube. But why not Germany?
because were castrated
Because the allies and liberals turned Germany into a land of pussies!
@Ben Mokriš Swedish military parades has a slight Prussian style.
The uniforms Sweden use in this tatto is prussian Style!
don't forget chille....
they almost played all the german songs in their parades
Victory belongs to Germany
CoD WaW reference?
Patrik Uosukainen probably lmao
Didn't you had enough with WWI & WWII ?
Victory for Deutschland!!!!
What kind of Victory? Even though u lost world wars twice
0:27 when the trumpets and other types of instruments started sounding that was perfect
I would love to buy a custom fitted German Field Marshals uniform, a spiked helmet and a King Tiger tank with street legal treads.
That won't happen tho... All King Tigers went to extinct.
@@condesdexterp.8409 The only working example is displayed at the Musée des Blindés, Saumur, France.
Why would you wear a World War 1 era spiked helmet rather then the World War 2 era Schirmmütze or Feldmütze to go with the King Tiger.
king kaiser tank is better(its a joke dont take it seriously)
@@kryptekfunnies7473not true. Swiss is restoring their King Tiger as well. I think it's still under maintenance.
Um auch mal einen Deutschen Kommentar zu hinterlassen, sehr schön auch mal wieder Deutsches Liedgut zu hören!!!
Needs some goosestep
Theyre Jäger theyy never goose steped
@N I G H T M A R E Natürlich sind sie das preußischer Tradition nach Jäger heißt leichte Infanterie.
Goostapo hehe
They are Jägers they dont goose step. And before you go on about how the germans dont goose step any more that's also since they still do goose step
Goosestep does not belong into this march.
It’s interesting how music played such a big role in WWII. Just a few months ago, I was in the Dachau Konzentrationslager and read that German soldiers would often form Jewish choirs to torture the prisoners and further encourage the Germans.
With this song in particular, it was a very big morale booster for the Germans because of its fanfare-type feel to it. Regardless if it’s related to Prussia and/or the Nazi party or not, it’s a very good song musically.
Edit: this is coming from someone who has studied music and its origins for a long time.
It's ya boi I didn't know that m8, good information.
It's ya boi hahaha shut up.
Rohan Bansal Hahahaha
I guess they took pride in prussia, which they didn’t deserve, just my opinion
But I’m pretty sure the march was made in 1866, celebrating a Prussian victory, and prussia dissolved in 1919, soooooooooooo........
@normalnoodles9383 no Prussia died 1934
The flair may have faded a bit, but the 200% discipline remains.
I have seen the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soilder in person. After seeing this video I can safely say that both are discipline personified.
The Königgrätz March was composed by Johann Gottfried Piefke in 1866 to commemorate the Prussian army's decisive victory over the then Austrian Empire at Königgrätz in July 1866 during the Austro-Prussian war of 1866.
The best road trip music to Paris
Outstanding musicians very disciplined and very traditional !
The Polish guy tried to pause the video but they kept going
And it is in Indiana Jones and the last crusade. Prussian is still german.
Yes, but prussia is just one German state, and it effectively ended in 1918 and was replaced by the “free state of Prussia”
We need goosestep marching back.
I wish they could do more of this today #bringbackthekaiser
Make Kaliningrad Königsberg again
@@FlagAnthemmake Kaliningrad East Prussia again.
Arriba nuestros camaradas alemanes!!
Saludos de parte de mi bisabuelo (combatiente de la división azul)
This is so awesome. Greetings from the UK!
“Well boy, we’re pilgrims in an unholy land.”
Beautiful march very good performance
Imagine the French hearing this during the battle of Waterloo! Surely there would have been many a soiled pants after that.
merde dans leur pentalons
This march was made in 1866 I believe
Also the French would’ve probably heard hohenfriedberger marsch coming from the Prussian landwehr lines
@@normalnoodles9383
or perhaps yorckscher marsch, that was made during the napoleonic wars in 1809
What a grand performance to a wonderful piece of music
これでこそドイツ、ドイツといえばこの曲！
Actually it makes me TOO happy to see that
Amazing and beautiful display ❤🇩🇪❤
As soon as France had seen this they had their flags ready.
“Victory belongs to Germany!!!!”
No
Music is a universal language 🇺🇸❤️
That’s strange… the audience is clapping. So… how are they both clapping and raising their right arm in the air as well?
The best part is it’s not just Germany that’s playing this lovely March In this instance
Impresionante video .. me pregunto sus soldados actuales seran igual de valientes como los soldados de la segunda guerra mundial? .
These Germans have no right to play this song without Prussia.
huhh???
@@mtlicq Prussia is no longer part of Germany its today divided between Poland and Russia
@@NapoleonBonaparte5 Prussia is Prussia no matter where you draw your crayon outside the lines where they shouldn't be. Prussia is a heritage, Prussia is a culture and history, Prussia is a quality of discipline and order that set the standards for GB and US and Russia to emulate ever since the time of Katarina the Great. Back to exile, NapoleonBonaparte
@@mtlicq That would be so if the Prussians were not exiled the Germans are a minority if any are left in the Oblast of Kaliningrad and the Polish part of it.
@@NapoleonBonaparte5 In real life through history Königsberg, the teutonic order and Germans built a beautiful town and lived there for many centuries, and in our hearts forever Königsberg. Recent history destroyed it. Paris is currently encountering this experience too as it becomes the Isle de Iran. Enjoy.
Amazing.. Thank you for sharing it !!!
This is probably one of the better versions of the modern day german army playing Königgrätzer Marsch, the other versions have too much drumming
I thought.. Hang on, some of those soldiers are Swedish.. the flag confirmed it! Great music.. :)
¡Alemania retorna a tus orígenes de Gloria! El mejor ejercito de 2 Guerra. ¡Saludos desde Chile!
Germany will never be the same Germany without Prussia
Excellent performance
I love the song.
Everybody gangsta until kaiser starts dancin
wunderbar
Translations
wonderful
Where’s Indy? What happened to the fire and all the books?
This gives me goosesteps
Deutschland, Deutschland Uber alles...
Is that really the Brandenburg Gate? I thought it had two more sections?
Big Sai45 Productions it's a sorta replica in a auditorium type place it seems
Governor Tarkin -Aaron-, ah thanks, much more sense now
2:31 just listen while your eyes are closed
Teacher: for our next field trip, we'll be going to France
Girls: OMG! France is so beautiful! I can't wait to see the Eiffel Tower!
*Boys:*
Are those HRE Crests at 0:08?
No
2:21 don't be ashamed
rogue blue it takes a LOT of breath to play a piccolo; I played flute-which is, by any measure, less strenuous to play than piccolo, but it still takes a helluva lot of air to reach notes in the upper register. :-P I'm impressed that lad got through this march without fainting!
LOL
I dunno why I think this but that guy behind him looks like Goering...
@Mirko Z 🤣 savage.
My boy, we're pilgrims in an unholy land.
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I see a us army on there with the German army band and other music bands of the military
My hand:📈
Imagine being austrian and having to play that
uh uh, too busy waltzing with the girls and breeding and raising dictators
@@mtlicq lol
just tired of Austrians acting like they had nothing to do with H or even WW1, Go figure
France: *why do i hear boss music?*
0:32 Richter the best drum major but sadly he already retired 🇩🇪🇷🇺❤️
Damn Germany looks zo Good in their Uniform just like the Russians
Nope,it seem be like DDR-East German uniform
@@thanhtc1988 is not DDR uniform, you are fool!
All is good. The Bundeswehr still marches to this eternal Prussian composition.
German marches are #1
Christian Richter erkennt man bereits im Nebel am unübertroffenen Schwung des Küs. Jedes mal aufs Neue ein Genuss. Semper Talis
Ist das der mit dem Stab am Anfang?
holy shit the comments section in this video
"My boy, we're pilgrims in an unholy land..."
The march is of Prussia, a German state that had a great military history, winning the seven year’s war under Frederick the Great, fighting Napoleon and helping the British at Waterloo, beating the Austrians in the Austria-Prussian war (where this march is from), beating the French again in the Franco-Prussian war, until it finally dissolved in 1919
In other words, this isn’t a nazi march
@@normalnoodles9383 but the Nazi's, like the Romans, sure liked to mimic other cultures...
@@brennonguilbeau569 true, but it doesn’t mean the Romans were the Greeks, or the nazis were the Prussians
@@normalnoodles9383 nobody was saying this was a Nazi march.
They really made a full size mockup of the Brandenburg Gate? Wow.
I was waiting for Harrison Ford and Sean Connery to come out of nowhere riding horses or on a tank!!
Harrison ford gives a journal to a mustache man on accident.
Coming to a town near you soon!
Really nice music.
Where is Kaiser wilhelm?
Beautiful music
You came back for the book!?
My father didn't want it incinerated
anyone knows the song after the march in by the wachbattalion
Hohenfreidbergermarsch
1:56 Russia has still hasn't got any Viet Nam flash backs any ways those flags were Germany,South Africa, Canada,USA,Russia,UK,Sweden and Switzerland
Beautiful
Thank you
We all know, that most ppl on here first heard that in Indiana Jones xD
Please tell me there's Austrian troops in there
1:49.
I don't know wether Austrian or Swiss millitary musicans
Ah yes, the glorious return.
Are they mixed? (I mean some of them are French, British or American? [and mostly Germans?])
2:06, seeing their heads bob up and down, while their rifles sit on their shoulders feels more German than most the rest of this.
This song should be played at antifas demise
Hail hydra
Nice combined bands
Beautiful :)