Deutschlandlied Played on a Victorian Music Box Circa 1868 

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Omg I'm dead😂💀

Or in 1914-1918.

@@matthewjabeznazario8769the german empire wasn’t fascist nor super nationalist, it was just a monarchy like most european states during the period

Har har har

@@egosoco8181nein, it’s hauß hauß hauß

@@TinPanMan_REAL WAHT

Kaiser freudgang Bon bon Hindenburg Prinzessin chicktoria Otto Von Wolfgang Fredreich der Caßiden Adolf hitler

Mangle: Ludwig Van Beethoven Spring trap: Johann Sebastian Bach Helpy: Felix Mendelssohn

Adolf Hitler trying to become chancellor be like:

It's not common to hear this on a music box

'politically neutral German' lol?

@@G1CAAAAEO That means I'm not seeing this as anything political. I'm kind of honored in a way without thinking about what every stereotype says

A music box is an interesting thing to be proud of.

@@G1CAAAAEO I don't know what you mean, but you can be proud of your country without being overly political, also when the past is so complicated there are many issues that can be easily politicized.

Thats the Austrian Empires Anthem, Not Deutschlandlied

“Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser“. It was a hymn long before „Glorious things of thee are spoken“

Music was written by Haydn, lyrics by Haschka, as a God Save the King-type anthem (“Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser") for Kaiser Franz II, Holy Roman Emperor, first performed 1797 in Vienna. Later known as the Kaiserhymn. Numerous adaptations for other purposes the most famous being the appropriation of the tune for the liberal-nationalist Deutschlandlied in 1841.

there was no Germany back then, gott erhalte gott beschutze was anthem of the Austrian empire. In 1842, Deutschlandlied was written on the hymne of the gott erhalte gott beshutze. This anthem was created to increase the pan-german nationalistic feelings among germans for the creation of a german state including Austria (Austria is ethnically german). Austria and Germany were the same, Austria was a part of germany and was assumed to be the leader of the Germans.

79 years without him, and we miss him and need him so much.

The Deutschlandlied was first used some years after the Vienna congress the melody was based on the Austrian Kaiserhymne

​@@chaos1710ty for the information

@@chaos1710 yeah, you both are right. This relic is itself a historical anomaly. There must be very few, if this is not the only one, and the melody was the Austro-Hungarian Empire anthem back then.

there was no Germany back then, gott erhalte gott beschutze was anthem of the Austrian empire. In 1842, Deutschlandlied was written on the hymne of the gott erhalte gott beshutze. This anthem was created to increase the pan-german nationalistic feelings among germans for the creation of a german state including Austria (Austria is ethnically german). Austria and Germany were the same, Austria was a part of germany and was assumed to be the leader of the Germans.

This was written in 1848

there was no Germany back then, gott erhalte gott beschutze was anthem of the Austrian empire. In 1842, Deutschlandlied was written on the hymne of the gott erhalte gott beshutze. This anthem was created to increase the pan-german nationalistic feelings among germans for the creation of a german state including Austria (Austria is ethnically german). Austria and Germany were the same, Austria was a part of germany and was assumed to be the leader of the Germans.

@@TheTanveerGaming Yes, my bad I meant Austrian Empire. (But I suppose it was also the anthem of Austria-Hungary too)

there was no Germany back then, gott erhalte gott beschutze was anthem of the Austrian empire. In 1842, Deutschlandlied was written on the hymne of the gott erhalte gott beshutze. This anthem was created to increase the pan-german nationalistic feelings among germans for the creation of a german state including Austria (Austria is ethnically german). Austria and Germany were the same, Austria was a part of germany and was assumed to be the leader of the Germans.

Not quite, the Austrian Anthem by 1868 was Gott Erhalte, Gott Beschutze. Gott Erhalte Franz den Kaiser was the personal anthem of Holy Roman Emperor Franz II

@@TheT-90thatstaresintoyoursoul before 1868, the Franz version was the anthem

​@@jci-sg4ywthere was no Germany back then, gott erhalte gott beschutze was anthem of the Austrian empire. In 1842, Deutschlandlied was written on the hymne of the gott erhalte gott beshutze. This anthem was created to increase the pan-german nationalistic feelings among germans for the creation of a german state including Austria (Austria is ethnically german). Austria and Germany were the same, Austria was a part of germany and was assumed to be the leader of the Germans.