"George, the British Empire at present covers a quarter of the globe, while the German Empire consists of a small sausage factory in Tanganyika. I hardly think that we can be entirely absolved of blame on the imperialistic front."
I'm loving the interactions between the Germans and Africans. Where one guy gives some DAK troops some food or fruit here, the men are so taken with the items of Afrika. Exchanges and interactions had between people who never met before. Love that show of civility between Germans and Afrikans, even if they're the occupying forces
@@sanich0811 lol, look for , what all countries, that had colonies did with native people) U will be shocked about Belgium "regime" thorough out their colonialism))
Yeah, it's like associating Korobeiniki (a Russian empire era song) with the oppression and cruelty of the Soviet government just because it was a popular song amongst troops of the Red Army. Or like pairing The Yellow Rose of Texas with the southern Confederacy since it was popular for many of the people who lived in the south. It's often better to remember the time and occasion for these songs, and the messages they give, instead of arbitrary associations made based on who sang them.
Germanys colonies weren't exploited. You'll find many, many supporters of Germany in today's Namibia, because unlike the Brits and French, the Germans actually built up these lands.
@@oellappen269 Plus there a reason why the these loyalty of Askari was never questioned. Because the German know how to handle and respect for those fight under them unlike the British. I mean well they have Prussian military tradition so of course they respect their soilder.
![Heia Safari [German colonial song][+English translation]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dH4FlmD46Sk/mqdefault.jpg)
Mittelafrika vibes
@@rafaelalecio3287 yee yee ass haircut vibes
@@rafaelalecio3287 The African Devastation vibes
Desert Fox vibes
Based
I love breaking apart
Dudes done jumped out the armored car just to have a swim. Mad lads
"George, the British Empire at present covers a quarter of the globe, while the German Empire consists of a small sausage factory in Tanganyika. I hardly think that we can be entirely absolved of blame on the imperialistic front."
😂❤
I'm loving the interactions between the Germans and Africans. Where one guy gives some DAK troops some food or fruit here, the men are so taken with the items of Afrika. Exchanges and interactions had between people who never met before. Love that show of civility between Germans and Afrikans, even if they're the occupying forces
they are liberators*
Until now we still and we will respect them Germany♥️
Not occupying forces at all
@@sanich0811 lol, look for , what all countries, that had colonies did with native people)
U will be shocked about Belgium "regime" thorough out their colonialism))
@@sanich0811 just read about this a bit more , than " they were gathering recourses , nothing more"
This song is just so... happy
Heia Safari!
Halftrack is waiting for those who want to go with me!
wait are u pretending to be me??
TOBRUK WE ARE COMING FOR YOU
*kaiserredux intensifies*
With elephant include
I despise this song,every time I loaded KX this played,now i know the entire song
already nostalgic
One of the best German songs I've ever heard, and trust me I've heard alot.
Same here, check out rote flieger or fliegermarsch, those are two hiden gems.
Vorbeck was a tactical giant. I do like this Afrika Korps twist to the song. Well done!
Reichkommissar Siegfried Muller goes on to hunt giraffes with his helicopter fleet while listening to this (let's see if someone gets the reference).
TNO
Reichkommisariat Zentralafrika, best Africa.
Chad Muller versus the incel Huttig
@@Garangus Muller vs Yee yee ass haircut Huttig
Heia Safari
The beginning of the song really makes me wanna bring back DAK in hoi4
Everybody acting like this is a WWIII song when it's from WWI.
Yes it is but it was also used by the Deutsches Afrika Kors (DAK) in WW2 as well
@@super-kamarigaming7907 It was still written in WWI.
@@archdornan1722 It was still used in WWII.
Yeah, it's like associating Korobeiniki (a Russian empire era song) with the oppression and cruelty of the Soviet government just because it was a popular song amongst troops of the Red Army. Or like pairing The Yellow Rose of Texas with the southern Confederacy since it was popular for many of the people who lived in the south. It's often better to remember the time and occasion for these songs, and the messages they give, instead of arbitrary associations made based on who sang them.
I didn’t know Germany will be going back to Africa in WW3… I suppose it makes sense, the Germans do love a good colonial campaign as a side quest
heia safari!
HEIA SAFARI
this is my favorite version, i was searching for it
HEIA SAFARI!
Seems like they had fun!
Germans were much better rulers of their colonies than Belgians
Top one song for marching in scorching heat through the desert like field landscape
☝️"Don't fight a battle if you don't gain anything by winning".❗
Erwin Rommel
Teacher: were going on a safari!
Girls: will the lions bite?
Boys:
😂
Yay I finally found the version I was looking for!
Das ist echt gut. Haja Safari ! 😅
Vorbeck will be proud
Hola 🙋🏼♂️ R.I.P. Desert Fox 🙋🏼♂️
(Montgomery has entered the chat)
This is the og white boy summer track.
Me and the boys of a trip to Africa:
Haja Safari ! 😄
White boy summer
Me to see the film
Me: ww2? Or cold war
No before that. Heia Safari was a colonial song. So world war 1 is more accurate.
We are making to soith africa and secure the boers with this🗣️🗣️🗣️
Baie dankie.
Haja Safari ! 😊
pog
This is a song of WWI, why do you show pictures of WWII ???
'Cause it was sung in WW2 too, just like many pre-ww2 songs.
@@oellappen269but this isn't a WW2 rendition of the song
Oberfranken.
Should have used Great War footage. Wrong war shown!
lyrics does not go together with the tune
The English ones don't. Which is often the case when you literally translate the lyrics of a foreign language song.
A lot of this footage is of Italians
african devastation moment
@Grand Rabbi Moshesteinbergshekelwitz unbased cringe dentist🖓🖓😒
not the problem of the germans
Germanys colonies weren't exploited. You'll find many, many supporters of Germany in today's Namibia, because unlike the Brits and French, the Germans actually built up these lands.
@@oellappen269 Plus there a reason why the these loyalty of Askari was never questioned. Because the German know how to handle and respect for those fight under them unlike the British. I mean well they have Prussian military tradition so of course they respect their soilder.
@@thanhhoangnguyen4754 yes!
Is this thing about darker-skinned Africans true or a lie?
True.
Goring gamer moment
Naja 😅
Heia safari!
Finalmente um brasileiro!
heia Safari!
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Heia Safari!