Deutschland über alles is from a song written before Hitler was born.
Deutschland über alles is from a song written before Hitler was born.
Did he say, “Let’s Go, Brandon!” ? LOL!
DILLY! DILLY! ?....................
“Ach! Wo ist mein Schnitzel?” He was often heard saying. So yeah, that would get a fan in trouble.
It’s still the German national anthem.
I have been watching the matches. The NY Fans are obnoxious slobs.
yawn. BFD.
Deutschland, Deutschland, over everything
Over every other land
When for freedom and for liberty
We together always stand
From the Meuse to the Memel
From the Adige to the Band
Deutschland, Deutschland, before everything
Before every other land
German women, German fealty
German wine, and German song
Will for generations coming
Be remembered far and long
And inspire us, to greater deeds
For our land, our legacy!
German women, German fealty
German wine, and German song
Justice, freedom, and our unity
For the German Fatherland!
Let us strive for these together
Brotherly with heart and hand
For our liberty, justice, and unity
Let our pledge, of fortune be!
Flourish in the grace of divinity
Flourish German Fatherland
The chicklet appears to have spectacular, uh, legs.
Was the fan rooting for or against the guy?
Maybe he was talking about his friend Zeke Hale?
“Famous Hitler phrase”? He’s the only one who said it? I’ll bet Hitler used the word “und” a lot. Is that a “famous Hitler word” and would get me kicked out of the US Open?
Ein Re1ch, Ein V0lk, Ein F——r?
I thought Hitler’s most famous phrase was, “Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuhrer.”
Closely followed by, “There’s nothing to worry about. The Allies are just a bunch of girly men.”
“My dog has no nose.”
“How does he smell?”
“Awful!”
I thought Hitler’s favorite saying was “That carpet tasted great”. Some of his generals called him Teppichfresser “carpet chewer”
What a little nazi.
True- written in 1841, to Joseph Haydn’s tune. After WW II, which btw did not have hitler or nazi’s changing the lyrics— the lyrics were the same until after the loss of the war.
Officially- the German National Anthem consists of the last stanza of lyrics, the 3rd one... and ONLY the 3rd one (which is of course ridiculous and part of “de-nazification” removing lyrics that predate the 1920s thru 1940s by 100 years.
Here they are, not containing the “offensive lyric”:
Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit
für das deutsche Vaterland!
Danach lasst uns alle streben
brüderlich mit Herz und Hand!
Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit
sind des Glückes Unterpfand:
|: Blüh im Glanze dieses Glückes,
blühe, deutsches Vaterland! :|
Perpetuating the stereotype of the dumb athlete.
Oh, wait...
He did Nazi that coming.
At least it wasn’t “Springtime for Hitler”