@nibelungen 14 I belive that was the point.

It's been 75 years... It's very rare in history that countries hold a grudge for such a long time.

Diego Brito In historical perspective it’s rare not to hold a grudge lol

@@piroDYMSUS That's quite right😉

She outlived almost all nazis :)

Die ist halt noch vom alten Schlag

Ich liebe meine Queen, aber so hört man, soll Sie ein Kontroll Freak sein und Ihr entgeht nichts, absolut nichts...bei Ihrer Geburtstags Parade, gibt es eine Nach Besprechung mit hohen Offizieren und die kriegen dann zu hören, was nicht oder was gut lief....sie hat halt 68 Jahre "Berufserfahrung"

@@joshuax5930 Eine wahre Königin 👑 🙏🏻.. .. aber manchmal vielleicht ein bisschen "zickig" 😁 Wir lieben sie trotzdem 🥰 Von Majestät könnte Merkel jede Menge lernen (wie man es richtig macht)

@@joshuax5930 auch ich als Deutscher bewundere sie irgendwie, ihr auftreten hatso eine ganz besondere nicht in Worten fassbare Eigenschaft.

Sie ist eben eine richtige Königin mit dem entsprechenden Protokoll.

I can only say the same about Brazil, greetings from Germany!

Look here, her first visit in the FRG. :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9ehYM6Js83OlYk.html

I hope so but I am not sure

Well, now she realised that we lost the war

Not cool

scotty200480 where were you stationed?

Beer, sausage and football, eh?

As Patton said. You guys defeated the wrong enemy.

Thats why we have fought in the past we are so alike we are so different to all European countries

But I thought you were so different from Brits in terms of culture.

Vincent Weiman: Germany, England’s ancestors and the basis of the English language! Without them who would we be?

Vincent Weiman hahahahahahaha ist ja Fast Lustig lang lebe bis es Wieder kracht und dann komme die angel Sachsen alle zusammen.

English also belongs to the Germanic family of languages！👍

We are family....

AngloSaxons

I love my britisch brothers and sisters 🇩🇪❤🇬🇧

@@assiarmy9597 you really do?

@Denise Bond well...for german i agree because you at least fight properly...the british...they ran when they fought my country so dont count them😂😂

love is going right back to you god sir

Love from germany :) ❤️🇩🇪🇪🇺🇬🇧

Well I don't no about that

Yes, its probably because it was also the German Kaiser anthem. So they already had a lot of practise on that.

@@Bei_Gandalfs_Bart underrated joke

Her Majesty is accustomed to being very well received, although sometimes not understood there are still many who have respect and esteem for Her.

Exceptionally well drilled and very smart. Certainly give the grenadiers a run for their money.

Yep the Queen of the Anglo-Saxons is back in the vaterland.

kurt44mg42 they should have only played the German national anthem... "Von der Themse bis an die Memel... "

does she even remember that it's her ancestral home?

just take her Germany we don't want her...

Holly Fletcher we don’t want her anyway

which one? :-) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrWWZZOZlqm-o6c.html&t=214

@Actual Rat kaiser wilhelm would relax the situation like "and now after this favour to my old comrade, we d'like to hear my own anthem grrrr" the lyrics are about germany itself, the melody means the holy roman empire. i take it as a nice and strong sign to overcome the painfull "greater german question" between berlin and once equal player vienna. its a very complicated thing. has nothing to do with todays borders. many austrian territories are now in germany and salzburg in austria was clearly part of germany. mozarts bishop was "Primas Germaniae" and thats why mozart was total german. there was no "austria". even franz schubert in vienna identified himself as a german, and so joseph haydn did. there was only one real austrian: beethoven "i wanna be!" was his famous quote :-) In fact, frederick i of prussia should merry maria theresia to become the next emperor in vienna. founding a new family line replacing the in the male line in spain extinctioned habsburgs. but it turned out very different. one reason was: this marriage of hrr with prussias 80.000 professional soldiers would have caused immediate war against a uk/french coalition. Its all very complicated. and its a very nice sign of germany, to use this melody. its a sign to all former members of hrr, even hungary, czechia, slovakia, slovenia, poland, italy, ucraine, croatia, bosnia...it was their anthems melody, too.

@Actual Rat I suppose you mean Wilhelm II...he was actually the eldest grandson of Queen Victoria. And so George V of the United Kingdom was his cousin, so was the russian Tzar Nicholas II of Russia. So this would actually be a family party if he would be there, because the Queen and he are related. Like most nobility was in Europe back then.

😔✊

Das ist mein Humor.

Was?

*der Preußische Präsentiermarsch

Our british brothers and sisters are always welcome in Germany.

That's right! I forgot The German Empire used to have that as her anthem. 'Hail to the Kaiser!' It is interesting to see how the tune has passed to many countries starting and ending as the Royal Anthem of the British Commonwealth.

I think they are actually playing God Save the Queen, the modern day UK anthem. It's just that the melody is and has been used by like 17 countries for their national/royal anthems or patriotic songs, and that includes the German Empire, so, can't blame ya for mishearing it

@@arandomfinnin1941 Pretty sure his comment was made as a joke.

Magnificent band. Superb rendition of the German national anthem. Although I love our own English version, it's the Germans and French anthems, which give the emotional and patriotic impact more meaning. Having Haydn as a leading contributor helped a bit!

God save the Queen was also the anthem of germany for some time so its good to see that they are able to perform it this well.

@@Currywurst4444 Worth noting it was called differently for Germany back then. True anyways.

It was after all their pre-1922 national anthem

@@spdfatomicstructure nah, just the melody. The National Anthem was Heil dir im Siegerkranz.

Except World Wars One and Two.

Really? I thought Brits were so different from Germans in terms of culture and mentality

@@minaazad2274 prior too the first world war Britain and Germany, were incredibly close especially in relation to hanover and the prussian state, afterall we couldnt have won the battle of Waterloo without the Prussians

@Vispy Oh yes, I have been to Schleswig-Holstein many times, seen the sights, beautiful place! A lot of danish speakers there too. I live on one of the islands in the south of Denmark, so had many opportunities to visit, seems we have a huge exchange of tourists too :D

Grüße an die alte Heimat Oppeln

Gruß an die alte Heimat Gogolin , Koernitz und Heuerstein.

@@hubertkaiser8581 sorry I don’t understand German

@@hubertkaiser8581 bist du völlig bescheurt oder was ?

Die Menge an Sachen die ich gerade nicht verstehe ist z.B. dein Name xD Dein Kommentar und was es noch verwirrender macht, dein Profilbild.

1st Actually...She is German by blood you know....

Kaiser Wilhelm II was related as well. Queen Victoria was his grandmother and Elizabeth is her great great granddaughter. Too bad his generals basically over-rid his decision not to invade France.

@Enoch's Ghost she is of house Windsor which was just a rebrand during WWI because the English didn't want to have a ruling family with a german name. The house Windsor was originally the house Sachsen-Coburg and Gotha which undoubtedly is german. She thus is of german decend. Fun fact: most royal families in europe are actually of german decent, because there were so many small german duchies and kingdoms. Thus there were simply more german noble families that those of other nationalities.

BGameme2 She‘s more British than German. I recommend watching the video from Usefull Charts

@@xxpvpmasterskillerproskyen514 You are too serious,man

Emre, i dont know wha to say, your words a more than hundrets of feelings, God save you men and thanks for glory our military!

Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha. Das Haus Hannover ist schon lange nicht mehr auf dem englischen Thron.

I didnt know shes german as well???

Hawaiian Fishing Family name was changed from Saxe-Coburg to Windsor, for political reasons. I guess that during the great war Germanic sounding names were none too popular. Seems to have done the trick.

The Queen is a typical royal in that she has familial ties to just about any european monarchy. She is "german" because her great-great-grandfather (the husband of Queen Victoria) was born in Coburg (then german federation, now FRG) and of the house Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (which technically is her house name until today, but her great-grandfather changed it to Windsor because of anti-german sentiments during WWI). So, one in sixteen of her great-great-grandparents were german - but if that qualifies for "being german" then the Queen is also Russian, because another one of her great-great-grandparents (the father of the Duke of Teck, grandfather of Mary of Teck and therefore great-grandfather of George VI.) was born in St. Petersburg and of the house of Württemberg. HIS mother in turn was of the house Nassau, the house that still rules the Netherlands, so she might be dutch, too. But all things considered, she is 14/16 british...

@@QemeH Actually the Russian family were Germans too...Holstein-Gottorp-Romanov, colloquially known only as "Romanov" which was the name that was added from the previous dynasty that were Russian. The House of Nassau was also German. They are all German families.

It was also the anthem of the german empire. 1871 _1918 Hail dir I'm siegerkranz. I literally doung the hole german imperial anthem lol

Endlich mal jemand der sowas schreibt, dem kann ich mich nur anschließen. Lang lebe unser Deutsches Vaterland. 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

Well, its her ancestral home.

Yes, always very strong wind at the Bellevue Palace. Soon after this video I started to use an external mic with windscreen.

Bowow Wow Their new one is Austria's old anthem.

@@marvinderkleine that's a lie

@@marvinderkleine But the music was from Haydn. And it was for the Austrian Emperors.

"God save the Queen" ist das Original! 🇩🇪🇬🇧🇪🇺

@@gerdbecker7943 the real original is Grand deui sauve le roi

Gefolgt von der österreichischen Kaiserhymne, ein Traum haha ;)

@@18GaG99 Franz war auch Deutscher Kaiser

Ja , the German anthem does sound better.

Ihre Nachricht hat meine Frau leider versehentlich gelöscht, können wir uns über Facebook austauschen, da bin ich ebenfalls unter meinem Namen vertreten.

Gott schütze den Kaiser, wurde nicht gesungen. Es hieß " Heil Dir im Siegerkranz."

Yes - see this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ataanq9qtZzVp2w.html

@Denise Bond Prince Georg Friedrich of Prussia ( great-great grandson of Kaiser Wilhelm II)

Proud to be one of them ❤️

Beware of the Maschinengewehr 42 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Coburg-Sachsen-Gotha... mehr muss man nicht sagen ;)

1939 sah es viel geiler aus.

WW2 was a ceasure for Germany. I much prefer to live in the democracy we have today as to some totaliaran state where you could be executed for saying anything against the government 🙏

Sam Smith Thats the British anthem tho

Are you stupid?

The red fox forge It's the British anthem

The most important melody is Presenter March. Vote it for german anthem.

I like how no one got the joke

The guest's flag is allways in the center at Bellevue Palac, the chancellary and the ministry of defense. See here in a lot of videos: kzfaq.infovideos

Usually the home countries flag goes to the far right?

@@francom1499 It really depends on the local rules and protocol. Some countries and territories would not allow the guest's flag to be in the first portion, that is at the far right. Some others, more respectful in my opinion, would do exactly that. And as we can see, this is the case of Germany.

Moist-Mike once seen, you can’t un-see it.

Moist-Mike always look down on your feet

So ziemlich alles sieht besser aus als ein SA80

Than they would have played the same melody twice ^^

@@riebenzahl-524 The German one also contained the Preußenlied.

@Arfur Daley I think the German uniforms of World War II we're based very much on the uniforms of WWI

No.