Cheeky chappy is just *so* happy to be there

a desaption they lost the the War

Iron Duke Germany>france 3 weeks.......

look on the right sight.... there´re the tommies :D

ROLKChaos there’re?

The brits are there too!

@@kampfernatur3049 still got alscas Lorraine

Pendant la ww2 beaucoup de marin Allemands la chantais

Tipperary is a county in Ireland

@@72mossy it s a smal town in Ireland sir

C’est une chanson irlandaise

Bekannt wurde dieses Lied durch den deutschen Film ,, Das Boot''

it's *leicester* Square! not lester Square!

​@@lmj9517 Leicester, with a capital L ...

Irish song

That's how you sing folk music boy

Welcome in the European Union ;)

@@scanida5070 And its was still a bad idea

@@parrot1442 Peace, economic prosperity and protection from the USSR and (more or less) USA are supposed to be bad? The EU has its flaws (no doubt about it) and the mismanagement of many can‘t be ignored but at the same time, it‘s the best we can have. I don‘t want to sit in a trench while British tanks roll over me and the French release their teargas. To put it in the words of Konrad Adenauer: „We have to chose between freedom and slavery; We choose freedom!“

@@scanida5070 I totally agree, but, Peace can be achieved in any matter if the leader is competent, economic prosperity is a difficult to speak of since most of Europe has a 1 currency I like Europe its hard not to like it, but it is slowly becoming more and more like the U.S. in chaos and on the verge or breaking.

@@parrot1442 The problem is that 1 leader can only be responsible for his own country, to keep 30 Nations at peace is impossible without a practical solution. And the only real one is the EU. Working together is the only way Europe can remain on the world‘s stage. Like I said: The EU may not be perfect but it‘s our best shot at keeping the new order in Europe.

Yes

Well the German Drum Major(?) seemed to be enjoying it.

I'm sure I can some Guards musicians to their left! Ha ha. At least the German drummer looks as if he might loosen his elastic given half a chance.

Yes, he seems to be Thinking What's going on here.

@@ironmatic1 Both conductor and Drum Major sing

Sorry to hear that Bill. My grandad was at gallipoli.

@@eoindee7007 where do you live?

@@billnoster275 in Saudia Arabia

Christchurch N.Z.

@@apoiujdba0-9u Hi Charles.I can believe that.The British military were very hard on their men.

they were celebrating the end of the first world war, so It would be the central powers

Troll. Germany is a treaty ally and has been for decades. The Axis died in 1945. People who post comments like you: YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME, to quote you.

I guess you’ve never seen Das Boot

Вы, сэр, очень хорошо знаете свой английский!

@@kellydunn2528 Благодарствую!

It’s a long way to Tipperary/pack it up and put it in your old kit bag

I think

yes. the red army choir version.

The American version

I thoroughly enjoy all the misdirection to the different versions of 'It's a Long Way to Tipperary'. Being Irish myself though, I must say the American version is my favourite

@Herzbube Liebhart69 APC ALARM! UND JETZT DEN BERG HOCH

Where are you from?

@@derbasierte4194---- Dont .

Do you even speak german?

@@louisrobert8161 you need a to prove you can speak a certain level of german to get citizenship

Love the guy singing in the front and the eye movements on the fellow behind him!

Tipperary 🇬🇧

It's a long way to tipperary to the sweetest girl I know

C'est vrait! Salutations d'Allemagne!

@@jorgwagner6709 Salutations de Belgique

Was könnten die Tommies für uns singen?

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Its a long way to home

That's correct Jack. Then they changed to the grey/blue uniform synonymous with French troops at the somme and Verdun. To be honest the British army had the most practical uniform of ww1, although ultimately the Germans produced the best helmet ultimately. Kind regards.

@@eoindee7007 I would argue the British helmet was better for trench warfare, the Stahlhelm better universally.

1:17 The US Marines

Am 31. Mai, da hieß es Schiff Voraus, Die Matrosen rannten aus dem Kojen zum Deck rauf, Dort am Horizont sieht jeder dann den schwarzen Rauch, und alle stimmen an das Lied denn das war so der Brauch:

No I just know nothing of the sort. These are modern Germans in the Bundeswehr. Are you attempting humor, because it fell flat. Who but a neo-Nazi writes "Viva Vichy" since there is no evidence French people think anything of the sort. Troll.

@@jackmorrison7379 Holy cow,, are you saying Bach and Beethoven are great Germans, but Hitler and the Third Reich should just be forgotten as an aberration of history? Modern Germans indeed! William II, Bismarck, and Hitler were all once "modern Germans/Prussians". Grow up. NEVER forget who Germans are and ALWAYS judge them by what they did. Viva Vichy fits France perfectly. The French made their peace with Hitler, fired on the British navy, and opposed Operation Torch. If you like the patriotism of Quisling, then you should love the Vichy French. Know your history and the truth will set you free.

I've been think about the similar question, since french surrendered with minimal fight and joined hitler's army, why they were considered among the winners of ww2

@@mikecarlson6416 Troll or just misinformed on history. Nobody buys that Anglo name on your blank page. We, the allies never considered the French people conquered and neither did most of them, The resistance and Free French military, bravo. Besides this is a WW one song. But I do know who tries to divide NATO allies with allegations of animosities which do not exist now with these young soldiers. Trolls like you

Why do you have to such a prick?

Ah yes, the place in Ireland that was part of the UK during the First World War.

Dafuq man

I am sickened by obvious trolls like you who are either 12 years old or agents of anti-democratic forces just sowing division between allies including modern Germany, a good people and nation of democracy.

Literally more than a hundred years ago

It‘s actually quite well known that many Germans sung this song in WW1 (especially during the Christmas Truce) as well as WW2. Same goes for the British who sung quite a few German Christmas songs too!

@@scanida5070 I understand that and the impression that everyone is supposed to have is that this is still a celebration of lasting peace and truce between Germany and England; Im sure to these soldiers it actually feels and appears that way... What it is in reality however, is symbolic in commemoration of 2 successful attempts on part of the Rothschild banking dynasty to bring Germany to heel with their agenda over the last century. This is a celebration of the fact that Germany no longer presents an obstacle to the destruction of traditional European values and culture and now instead participates in the charade. God help us all....

Von Gestern, wie immer!

Die Symbolik ist exzellent, das Lied gut gewaehlt und die Performance der Musiker ist gewohnt professionell. Was als erbaermlich bleibt ist ausschließlich ihr Kommentar.