✠ Wir traben ins rote Turnei ✠ German Freikorps Song 

and we hate you all time for round 3

You write in a Cyrillic script, I'm curious, was your grandfather Germanic or Slavic?

@@entropicemerald807 that was kidding, but in Kazahstan and some country were Turmenistanskiy Legion

feared for their brutality, yes

They weren’t army units they were a paramilitary that fought on behalf of the Weimar Government.

@@zackkilgore528 they certainly tried to become the army though, but thankfully the workers said no

@@breakfaust they did not “try to become the army” that’s as foolish as saying as they became the army. All the Freikorps wanted to do was maintain the SPD’s hold over the Weimar Republic partly because they didn’t want to see Germany torn apart by Bolshevism but also because socialists within the paramilitary organization, particularly the Strassers and Ernst Rohm, believed that the SPD party would be the most viable route towards Socialism. Of course both the Strassers and Rohm would later become disillusioned with the SPD and would go on to join the NSDAP but that’s neither here or there. But the issue of your statement being “the workers stopped them” is fraudulent on two accounts. One plenty of them *were* the workers, they just weren’t Bolshevik workers. Two when they did fight Bolshevik workers, particularly the Spartacists and the Bavarian Soviet Socialist Republic, they came out on top by quashing the said Bolshevik counterrevolutions to the SPD Revolution. They were brutal though.

@@breakfaust I think you’re confusing the Freikorps with the NSDAP’s SA which did indeed try to become the German Army before the night of the long knives.

ðamn right. I live in Germany anð this country is the most left-wing extremist country in europe that I can tell you.

I mean I see your point and agree but they did commit warcrimes

By definition a war crime must happen during a war - that is to say a state of war between two states. These divisions existed after the war. @@PanzertruppenLeopard_1

They need to come back but just not commit any war crimes and if they come back, they need to go someplace like Russia, North Korea, or China all those places are communistic so they are really going to have a fun time in those countries

​@@PanzertruppenLeopard_1war crimes only matter when a nation loses to another like Germany and Japan losing to America. Everyone cries about what the axis did but crickets about the allied crimes like the rapes, looting, the executions of POWs, i mean still to this day the Americans and russians never paid 1 penny for any of their war crimes oh wait they are the winners so what they done is swept under the rug and pretend it never happened.

just trolling some commies

American style

It's a movie: Rise of Evil has 2 parts

I’m surprised aswell, the RU-vid gods have blessed me today.

The clip of the Freikorps shooting the communist vandalizing a Kaiser statue is from “Hitler: The rise of evil”

Honestly no clue, just found them on RU-vid

Several Films. One of them is Aufstieg des Bösen in English Rise of Evil.

Many of the Freikorps would later join the Nazi’s in the later years cuz Communism bad

because of a fracture of belief in the trenches. It didn't have anything to do with the nazis at this point. People in the trenches sometimes turned away from conventional religion, there was even a large increase in atheism because the war was so brutal. They thought it might keep them safe in battle so they painted it on their helmet, it's likely why the nazis used the swastika as well Hitler having been a corporal in the war.

Thee swastika had been a sighn in litterary all of europe for centuries the finns had it on their tanks in ww2 and it didnt have anything to do with nazism the finnish airforce had it as their flag until like 2017 or something

@@tavish4699Yes, even some American divisions used it as a emblem

@Tavish Bro, there was even the Red Army medal with svastika, not to mention it was printed on some banknotes back in Russian Empire.

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what ðoes reð mean?

@@niroquenta7048 it means a socialist

@@strayadoesgames isnt that communist?

@@niroquenta7048 Communism is a form of socialism, it's a bit more extreme though

@@strayadoesgamesGet a life, Commie.