This one's good, and I love that it's not this weird pop-version of it that everyone else uses and seems to believe is the original. Although I prefer the one up on Wikipedia.
I honestly prefer this version over the British one. The German language has such a strong authoritative ring to it, but still not as beautiful as French.
@@RandomSanti From my understanding Kaiser simply means emperor. My brother knows latin and from what he's told me they pronounce "Ceaser" as "Kaiser" based on the fact that they always pronounce "C" as hard. Ceaser, I beleive means emporer, therefore king is a valid way of saying kaiser, but I would personally say Kaiser as it would be less confusing to outsiders.
The Kaiser actually hated “The Crazy Austrian Man”. He also said “I’m Ashamed To Be German”. Yes Kaiser was low iq during the war. I think I prefer Bismarck on top of him, and The Kaiser disowned his son for joining the German Śwàstïkä Party. The reason germany lost the war is low resources, and they’re Alliance. Because Ottoman, and Austria Hungary literally being a burden, and literally in the corner.
This anthem was common for monarchies at that time, this melody was first a French song then the British stole it, then the prussians, and ultimately the germans, russiana, swedes, Liechtensteiners and Japan too
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