Wo alle Straßen enden [German soldier song][+English translation] 

Really.... *looks into translator* "It says 'We are lost' and it is was checked from the Community...."

And we checked the dictionary and talked to natives^^

@@dr.ludwig ohhhh....okay. If they say that than it is probably right. .... Maybe on how you pronounce it, it is different.

Hey. Can you post the full version of this song?

@@DarthPlaegueis Agreed WW2 is part of History but its a bad idea to focus on that period, will only lead to the channel being censored or even worse taken down for "hate speech" very easily Can't even upload a song about flowers or beautiful girls solely because it was composed or popular in the 30-40s unfortunately so

*this is hilarious, ive looked at this for 5 hours now.*

*want somme

kids: sure why not

@@user-sd6zb6op1j i see what you did there

shouldn´t laugh... but still giggling shamefully....

@@SwedishEmpire1700 we dont talk about the patrician:)

This is not an original ww1 song...

@@freedomordeath89 I didnt say it was, but the song is being used for a memoir for WW1, hence my mention of it

@@frederickiiprussia7699 "to see that these soldiers have gone through hell and they have accepted that they wont return from it" Implying the song is real and they did feel that When in reality we know most felt "betrayed" and "backstabbed" and actually wanted to keep fighting...in other ways..but still fight. No defeatism like in this song.

@@freedomordeath89 while yes it is true soldiers did feel betrayed, the sentiment was more prevelant after 1916 when it had become clear the war wasnt going to be quick. Initially the situation was ironic, the leaders of Germany, Russia, Britain didnt actually want to go to war but during the intial-mid phase of the war the soldiers believed they were fighting to protect their nation. Even during the mass feeling of defeatism when soldiers felt doomed they still accepted the harsh reality, switching from wanting to fight to surviving. As for the song, it does exist even if it isnt original otherwise we wouldn't be in an imaginary commets section for a nonexistent music video.

@Mumpel Tier No, they also don't like videos containing information about soviet genocides.

German History *

This song is just so good that everyone likes it three times over

@@frederickthegreat5456 Yeeeeeeeeeeeee

A "view" is counted if you watched the first 30 seconds of the video. The song is so good that it took less than 30 seconds for 6 people to hit the like button.

@David H and the soviet soldiers?

Yes

David H nahhhh not sure about that... in ww1 the deaths range from 15-20 million (half of those deaths are said to be civillian casualties) whereas the deaths of the second ww range around 80- (even) 100 Million (at least according to russian sources xD) and according to my small google research again half of those deaths are considered civilian so the second ww costed more soldiers lives

Yes I agree

And it was the war that ended Europe hegemony on the World

RU-vid is absolutely unfair, but I try to adapt so at least some things can survive.

@@dr.ludwig It seems pretty hard to hold German history today, but you do a great job. Thank you from France

I also cry everytime I hear it

I was the same way with Ich Hatt Einen Kameraden.

the worst part, this is not even nazi, this is literaly the ww1 german empire, it it was a monarchy,

Ja. Gleich.

Das Lied soll an uns eine Mahnung sein doch leider hören die Menschen es nicht

It’s the main thing I read about, actually, although I was brought into history by WWII. WWI is just a more interesting war to me.

Having a marine dad got me interested in WWII wwi and American revolution

And those young men just wanted a girl and happy life. But the leaders wanted war :/ Both wars destroyed the power of Europe a lot.

Jes in german vilages you see such signs in most of the vilages too

Alors oui, on peut se réjouir qu'on respecte les corps de nos ennemis, dans le nord, il y a des cimetières à perte de vue. Mais ils ont détruit toute l'histoire de la région, ont rasé jusqu'à la dernière pierre des villes et villages, la première guerre a eu lieu sur le sol français. Les français au lieu d'écouter les anglais et les américains, qui avaient pour projet de ne pas laisser la france en superpuissance, n'auraient pas dû signer ce traité de Versailles, qui malgré la propagande allemande n'était pas handicapant pour retrouver une Allemagne compétitive en Europe. La France avait payé plus en 1871 en indemnités de guerre aux bosh. Nous aurions dû marcher jusqu'à Berlin et déméanteler l'Allemagne en 1918.

The curry man said it

Unbesiegt, Unvergessen, Unverloren!

I’m so so so sorry for your loss comrade. Respect from USA🇺🇸❤️

sorry that happened

@survival pete that's not what i was saying. Also why the eye?

@survival pete the lyrics. Why illuminati?

@survival pete I am asking why you put an eye at the end of your comment

@survival pete yesss

@survival pete me too

I read very often, that the British and Germans came along the best, when they had the chance, for example in the christmas truce or when there were POWs. Most of them didn't quite understand, why they fought each other at all.

Dr. Ludwig Yes my friend it’s so sad but you can blame politicians with secret motives for making our peoples destroy each other. I don’t blame the kaiser either, it was entente mainly that started it....oh and you might like this: it’s British soldiers talking about Germans in ww1 how they got along with each other.....they have mutual respect ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DUReYO2n06w.html

Actually, it was the Bavarians and Saxons they got along with and didn't wish to fight them. They would send them messages saying something along the line of this "We are Saxons, you are Anglo-Saxon. You aim high and we will as well" It was after they surrendered and the British pushing further into Europe is where sympathies for the enemy in the war was stretched super thin They had to deal with the Prussians after the Bavarian and Saxon troops surrendered. The Prussians were absolutely relentless and the Allied forces grew to treat them with animosity at the later stages of the war. Some people I talked to speculate that it was whiny commanders and aristocrats that ended the semi-peaceful arrangements between both sides of the conflict I think it was rather that the war was dragging on, people started getting weary of the conflict and cared for nothing else. At that point moralities and empathy is stripped away on both sides. There's a reason Germany was de-fanged as much as it was after the war. They fought like absolute hell when it was Prussian troops defending their home. That kind of devotion to fighting to the bitter end was rather scary to other nations. This very thing would later manifest in a very horrible form decades later.

@Assidas Die haben ihren verbündeten Österreich geholfen idiot las mich raten du bist links radikal

Italian Anthems yess

It's a pleasure :)

Ja ich habe echt lange überlegt, aber es scheint echt die beste Wahl zu sein. Danke dir :)

@@dr.ludwig gerne doch :)

You are stuck in the madness of war and you will most probably never return, wether you live or not.

Es geht so schnell nicht aus :)

Paraná, Santa Catarina e Rio-grande do Sul. Tem muitas.

Olá amigos.

Which ones? And is it still a colony today?

_DJDAN_ I recall there are some in Brazil and there is one in central Peru called Pozuzo, Germans and Austrians arrived there by mid 19th century

_DJDAN_ Pretty much all the south in Brazil, such as Pomerode, Joinville, Blumenau, Novo Hamburgo, some parts in the countryside of the state of São Paulo, there are a lot in Argentina as well, Peru, some even in Mexico if I recall correctly And yep, here in Brazil they are still pretty german, the people, the architecture, the culture, even the traditions

Yes I checked all comments and what friends say and then decided to take that one.

Forlorn and verloren are also cognates

Agreed, better if the war didn't even occur itself Russia is mostly to blame for mobilizing their army on German-AustroHungarian border first, to protect "their fellow slavs" in Serbia, since Austro-Hungarian forces began attacking Belgrade Which inevitably led to Germany honoring its alliance with Austria-Hungary & mobilizing also Which caused France to honor its alliance with Russia, mobilizing on German border also. Germany-Russia-France should have just never got involved with the Balkans "One day the great European war will come out of some damned foolish thing in the Balkans. (1888, Otto Von Bismarck)" 26 years later he was correct.

@@FriedrichBarb This channel has the largest concentration of intellectuals

Agreed. The single worst event in history was ww1 and its outcome. Without WW1 (and a loss on the German side) there would have never been WW2. Without Versailes and this weak abusable kind of Democracy in Germany Hitler would have remained a failed salty Austrian Painter.

@@realasaster ye

@Fabian Kirchgessner actually Germany tried to avoid war at all costs, Wilhelm tried to defuse the situation but to no avail

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Oh... i have android and i cant see what you mean guys... :(

@@fen3532 I'm Android too but I can see ...

@@leuchtender_Stern strange

@Fabian Kirchgessner Die deutsche Symbolik ist die beste in der Geschichte. Die Versuchung ist sehr groß)))

The Song that describes a horrible time of war with the soldiers not wanting to fight?

they probably just saw the stalhelm and thought it was anti-semetic

Short reminder, this is neither prussian nor ww1 but from german parts of the french foreign legion who ung of ww1

When you’re flying in a War Thunder B-29 squad and see a lone Ta 152: When you’re flying at 8km in your Me 264 and see a single P-63 a km below you: When you’ve just killed three people with a bomb from a CAS plane and they all come back in interceptors: