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Die Wacht am Rhein

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However, the scenario envisioned in the song – i.e., an enemy approaching the Rhine and seeking to cross it, and patriotic German youths mobilizing en masse to defend the river with their lives – never came about in reality. Due to the German Army's preferred offensive strategy, the fighting in
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did result in a successful allied crossing of the Rhine, but by then Germany was on the verge of collapse, no longer capable of this kind of mobilization.
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1870–71, 1914–1918 and 1940 all took place on French soil, far to the west of the Rhine. The same is true also for the German offensive in the 1944
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Today, the lands along the western bank of the Rhine between Switzerland and the Netherlands are mainly part of Germany. The
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to the final defeat of Napoleon I, the German inhabitants of lands by the Rhine suffered from repeated French invasions.
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also wrote new, patriotic lyrics to the song's tune, titled "La vedetta delle Alpi". They speak about a "guard on the
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on 11 June, the day of the silver anniversary of the marriage of Prinz Wilhelm von Preussen, later German Emperor
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in 1941. The song's title was also used as the codename for the German offensive in 1944 known today as the
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through to 1945, the "Watch on the Rhine" was one of the most popular songs in Germany, again rivaling the "
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Additional stanza inserted between 4th and 5th (also sometimes inserted between the 3rd and 4th stanza)
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of 1870/71. When in the aftermath of the subsequent French defeat, the Prussian prime minister
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radio report began with the tune, until it was replaced by the fanfare from Liszt's
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The following is the complete text of the original five verses, plus additions.
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The defeat and exile of Napoleon gave the Germans some respite, but during the
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ambassador, von Bunsen. This first version did not become very popular. When
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movement arose, stressing the cultural and historical significance of the
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and the German territories on the river's left bank around the cities of
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in the German south-west. This policy was fully implemented during the
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high above the river, epitomising the "guard on the Rhine" itself.
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are parts of France with a German cultural element to them. The
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feared that France was resuming her annexationist designs.
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Firm and true stands the Watch, the Watch on the Rhine!
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Firm and true stands the Watch, the Watch on the Rhine!
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responded to these events by writing a poem called "
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in 1854, seven years after Schneckenburger's death.
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alternative: der deutsche JĂŒngling, fromm und stark
449:Fest steht und treu die Wacht, die Wacht am Rhein! 95:of 1840, and is generally sung to music written by 447:Fest steht und treu die Wacht, die Wacht am Rhein! 71:. The song's origins are rooted in the historical 851:alternative: the German youth, pious, and strong 1078:The song has figured in stage works and films. 941:, not far from the Rhine, France initiated the 520:Through a hundred thousand it quickly flickers, 1264:for its school song, "Doshisha College Song". 785:Additional 7th stanza on war postcards of the 580:You, Rhine will remain German like my breast! 498:Firm stands the Watch along, along the Rhine! 310:by Swiss organist J. Mendel, and performed by 1549: 533:Through countless thousands thrills that cry, 496:Firm stands the Watch along, along the Rhine! 403:To the Rhine, the Rhine, to the German Rhine, 244:" in which he swore to defend the Rhine. The 8: 1135: 992: 968: 962: 382: 345: 288: 280: 274: 266: 253: 239: 197:in 1806–1813. In the two centuries from the 48: 1490:has original text related to this article: 552:They shall guard the sacred landmark well. 141:. Unsourced material may be challenged and 1556: 1542: 1534: 1286:When We've Wound Up the Watch on the Rhine 976:The song's lyrics also appear on the 1883 567:Du Rhein bleibst deutsch wie meine Brust! 482:Great hearts and true watch by the Rhine. 388:Zum Rhein, zum Rhein, zum deutschen Rhein, 344:. This version gained popularity at later 1523:International Music Score Library Project 765:We'll keep it, though our foes combine!" 759:Flows on thy wave, while spreads our vow, 576:Where his heroic forefathers glance down, 405:who wants to be a guardian of the river? 401:like clashing swords and splashing waves: 306:, and his poem was first set to music in 161:Learn how and when to remove this message 1134:five years later. In the latter movie, " 763:"The Rhine! the Rhine! the German Rhine! 647:No foe, O Rhine, shall tread thy stand! 526:Protects the sacred border of the land. 480:Great hearts and true watch by the Rhine 362: 295:" (What is the German's Fatherland?) by 1299: 1148:", written and composed at the Rhine). 835: 825:Hail Wilhelm! Down with all that brood! 812:Hail Wilhelm! Down with all that brood! 801:Und tilg' die Schmach mit Feindesblut! 797:In Gottvertrau'n greif' zu dem Schwert! 774:The banners fly high, proud, and brave, 654:While still remains one breath of life, 634:No enemy will here step on your shore! 628:As long as a drop of blood still glows, 621:betritt kein Feind hier deinen Strand! 589:Looks down on us from his azure height, 461:Dear fatherland, put your mind at rest, 459:Dear fatherland, put your mind at rest, 429:The Rhine, the Rhine, our German Rhine, 427:Like crashing waves and clang of steel: 416:The Rhine! the Rhine! the German Rhine! 414:Like glittering brand or wave to shore, 1282:a British song parodying the original 1144:(which began as the "War Song for the 827:Repay our shame with the foes' blood! 823:With trust in God, take sword in hand, 776:The Rhine, the Rhine, the German Rhine 737:Am Rhein, am Rhein, am deutschen Rhein 713:If my heart ne'er survives this stand, 676:wirst du doch drum ein Welscher nicht. 660:No foe will stand on this Rhine sand. 656:While still one fist can draw a knife, 591:And as we gaze on Rhine's bright blue, 548:Quick to avenge their country's wrong, 546:They stand, a hundred thousand strong, 524:The German, honest, pious, and strong, 511:der Deutsche, bieder, fromm und stark, 507:Durch Hunderttausend zuckt es schnell, 418:Who'll keep it when its foes combine? 399:There roars a call like a thunderclap, 1940:Deutschösterreich, du herrliches Land 814:Wipe out the shame with enemy blood! 778:We all shall stand to hold the line! 772:The oath resounds, on rolls the wave, 691:As abundant with water is your flood, 602:From where past heroes hold the view, 574:He looks up to the meadows of heaven, 535:And lightning fills each patriot eye, 425:The cry resounds like thunder's peal, 224:River should serve as his country's " 173:Repeated French efforts to annex the 58: 7: 2039:Wir sind des Geyers schwarzer Haufen 1210:In the parodic science fiction film 761:Lo! proud in air our flag flies now, 746:The oath rings out, the billow runs, 733:Der Schwur erschallt, die Woge rinnt 719:Have we our heroes' blood to spend. 606:You Rhine and I, stay German, both. 565:und schwört mit stolzer Kampfeslust: 522:And everybody's eyes brightly flash; 431:Who will defend our stream, divine? 372:Nineteenth-century verse translation 185:. French forces carried out massive 139:adding citations to reliable sources 1393:Judith-Ann Schiff (December 1999). 1081:The tune is quoted near the end of 821:So lead us with your tried command, 810:With trust in God, seize the sword! 808:So lead us, you are tried and true; 700:But if my heart in death be stayed, 619:und noch ein Arm die BĂŒchse spannt, 615:Solang ein Tropfen Blut noch glĂŒht, 600:He casts his eyes to heaven's blue, 550:With filial love their bosoms swell 412:A wild cry leaps like thunder roar, 87:. The original poem was written by 21:Watch on the Rhine (disambiguation) 1426:Facbrats's channel (1 June 2012). 1351:Radioansage Großdeutscher Rundfunk 799:Hoch Wilhelm! Nieder mit der Brut! 715:You'll never fall in foreign hand, 704:For as the Rhine is rich in flood, 680:ist Deutschland ja an Heldenblut! 658:One gun still fired with one hand, 632:And one arm still holds the rifle, 539:Protect the sacred frontier wave. 513:beschĂŒtzt die heil'ge Landesmark. 494:Dear fatherland, no fear be thine, 492:Dear fatherland, no fear be thine, 478:Dear Fatherland! no fear be thine, 476:Dear Fatherland! no fear be thine, 386:wie Schwertgeklirr und Wogenprall: 332:, musical director of the city of 14: 1453:"ćŒćż—ç€Ÿăźă†ăŸ 1. Doshisha College Song" 750:On the Rhine, on the German Rhine 735:die Fahnen flattern hoch im Wind: 717:Much, as your waters with no end, 689:You won't become a Frenchman yet. 604:And swears pugnaciously the oath, 587:The ghost of many a German Knight 445:lieb Vaterland, magst ruhig sein, 443:Lieb Vaterland, magst ruhig sein, 384:Es braust ein Ruf wie Donnerhall, 2162:1854 in the German Confederation 1930:Das Lied vom deutschen Vaterland 1704:Gott mit dir, du Land der Bayern 1506: 1481: 1172:In the first and second part of 1151:The song provides the title for 748:The flags wave high in the wind: 706:So rich our land in hero blood! 693:So is Germany in heroes' blood. 687:And if my heart breaks in death, 678:Reich, wie an Wasser deine Flut, 674:Und ob mein Herz im Tode bricht, 645:So long as we can wield a brand, 641:So long as we have blood to tun, 617:noch eine Faust den Degen zieht, 593:We feel its tide is German too! 578:And swears with proud pugnacity: 561:Er blickt hinauf in Himmelsau'n, 537:And German youth devoutly brave, 390:wer will des Stromes HĂŒter sein? 291:Was ist des Deutschen Vaterland? 261:In the poem, with five original 111: 2167:Anti-French sentiment in Europe 1847:Die Meistersinger von NĂŒrnberg 1368:""Bright College Years" score" 1108:All Quiet on the Western Front 1101:All Quiet on the Western Front 1066:and the implementation of the 795:So fĂŒhre uns, du bist bewĂ€hrt; 1: 1622:Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott 752:We all want to be guardians. 643:So long as we can hold a gun, 630:A fist still draws the sword, 563:wo HeldenvĂ€ter niederschau'n, 509:und aller Augen blitzen hell; 1655:LĂŒtzows wilde verwegene Jagd 937:incident, which occurred in 864: 739:wir alle wollen HĂŒter sein. 273:" which praised a monarch, " 228:". 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