Slogans of the third reich.

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#31

Post by Tnk » 09 Dec 2002, 23:10

Dutch: "Mijn eer heet trouw"
German: "Meine Ehre Heist Treue"

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#32

Post by Geli » 10 Dec 2002, 05:51

Wow, all the best stuff is taken.
How about:

Nur Hitler


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#33

Post by Birgitte Heuschkel » 10 Dec 2002, 10:06

Geli wrote:Wow, all the best stuff is taken.
It certainly isn't -- here, lemme share a few more Flüsterwitze! :)

The Führer wifeless,
The butcher meatless,
The baker doughless,
The Third Reich hopeless.


What is paradoxical? An Austrian with an American uniform who has Soviet ideas, salutes like the Italian fascists, and becomes Chancellor of the German Reich.

What is the difference between Chamberlain and Hitler?
Chamberlain takes his weekends in the country, but Hitler takes whole countries in a weekend.

In 1933, Goebbels had produced this slogan: "Führer, lead us, we'll follow!"
In 1939, at the outbreak of the war, this changed to: "Führer, now we have to follow you."
In 1945, after Hitler's suicide, the slogan changed again: "Because we followed der Führer, we have to bear what followed."

On Hitler's tombstone is this inscription: "My final territorial demands."

Hitler, Goebbels, and Göring have at last been brought to the gallows. Göring turns to Goebbels and remarks, "I always told you that the issue would finally be settled in the air."

When will the war be finished?
When Hitler is no longer victorious,
When Göring no longer flies,
And when Goebbels no longer lies.

An SA man goes to the pub to have his usual pint, and leaves his bicycle outside. When he gets out of the pub the bike has gone. The thief has left a piece of paper on which is written, "All wheels must keep rolling for victory -- but SA marches."

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Gold gab ich fuer Eisen

#34

Post by e3pi » 10 Dec 2002, 16:19

'Gold gab ich fuer Eisen'

-AH


'I gave gold for iron',
i.e., weapons'

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#35

Post by witness » 10 Dec 2002, 16:29

Birgitte
Thanks for a good chuckle.
I particularly liked this Goering's last Luftwaffe remark. :lol:

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#36

Post by Landser » 10 Dec 2002, 19:13

Don't think anybody can beat this one:

Death solves all problems,
no man,no problems!
Joseph Stalin.



Bill Medland
You might know the ending of this famous HJ slogan,I can't think of it right now.

Hart wie Kruppstahl
Zåh wie Leder
Treu wie...

Thanks

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#37

Post by Daniel L » 10 Dec 2002, 19:51

Birgitte, what do you mean by Soviet ideas?

regards

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Post by Daniel L » 10 Dec 2002, 19:56

Landser, as far as I know the letter å only exist in the Swedish alphabet.

regards

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Post by Birgitte Heuschkel » 11 Dec 2002, 09:22

charlie don't surf wrote:Birgitte, what do you mean by Soviet ideas?

regards
I don't mean anything, I just copied them off the book :) Apparently, in the 1930-35 period, it was a standing, if hushed joke in Germany that the SA was really red on the inside -- that when the wind changed and it became dangerous to be a communist, all the communists joined the SA.

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Post by Birgitte Heuschkel » 11 Dec 2002, 09:23

charlie don't surf wrote:Landser, as far as I know the letter å only exist in the Swedish alphabet.
That's going to make a lot of us Danes and Norwegians and Faroyans sad to hear :)

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Post by Daniel L » 11 Dec 2002, 12:03

That's going to make a lot of us Danes and Norwegians and Faroyans sad to hear
Oooops, sorry! :oops:

Well I'm quite sure it doesn't exist in the german language 'tough...

regards/ daniel

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Post by Folkward » 11 Dec 2002, 19:32

Landser wrote: Hart wie Kruppstahl
Zåh wie Leder
Treu wie...
AFAIK, it's..

Hart wie Kruppstahl
Zäh wie Leder
Flink wie ein Windhund

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Post by sdkfz182 » 11 Dec 2002, 21:34

Folkward wrote:
Landser wrote: Hart wie Kruppstahl
Zåh wie Leder
Treu wie...
AFAIK, it's..

Hart wie Kruppstahl
Zäh wie Leder
Flink wie ein Windhund
Wasn't that "Schnell wie ein Windhund" ?

Regards, Benno

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#44

Post by mila18 » 12 Dec 2002, 12:07

ARBEIT MACHT FREI The ultimate lie. 'NuffSaid!!

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Post by Birgitte Heuschkel » 12 Dec 2002, 17:40

Or the ultimate truth, depending on how you interpret 'frei'... :?

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