The official AHF Third Reich music quiz thread

[Schmeisser]

These stupid Russian sources

I don't know what to ask, so my question will be rather stupid:

Which song has such words:

„Das ist die schönsten Stunden,
man fühlt sich uns verbunden
als bester Kamerad,
dein Frontsoldat!“

[Ivan Ž.]

Song is called - "Forward!"

Ivan

[Schmeisser]

A?

[Ivan Ž.]

That's the translation I'll let someone else write the German title...

Ivan

[Schmeisser]

AAA In this sense. Es ist jetzt klar

[Ivan Ž.]

Nobody?

...title is Nach vorn! (Marsch der Munitionskolonne).

Ivan

[Schmeisser]

Your turn

[Ivan Ž.]

Recording known online today under the incorrect title "Braune und schwarze Husaren" was originally released under which title?

This is actually very easy Dave, you are not allowed to answer this question

Ivan

[Schmeisser]

"Rote Husaren"?....

[Ivan Ž.]

Bravo!

They made a little joke with buyers of the record, who expected to hear the well-known song "Rote Husaren", of course, as it was written on the label. Song starts with the tune of "Wohlauf, Kameraden, auf's Pferd" and then it's being stopped by "Heil! Heil!" shouting and a voice saying "Everyone knows the old soldiers' song Rote Husaren..." So, listener must have been surprised to hear the new, SA & SS version. Btw, the correct title of the NS version is simply "Braune Husaren".

Your turn!

Ivan

[Schmeisser]

One more easy question from me

What is the original title of "Sturmführer Wessel" (Von all unsern Kameraden...)? (Maybe, the title I wrote is not correct)

[Ivan Ž.]

Just a small correction: the original SA title is "Sturmführer Wessel" and we're looking for the title of the song which was used as the basis for its SA variant. I'll leave the answer to someone else...

Ivan

[Schmeisser]

Yes, excuse me for my incorrect formulation of question. I ment on which song is "Sturmführer Wessel" based on.

[Robb]

Hi Schmeisser,

Would you like to provide a hint please?

regards Robb

[Schmeisser]

Well, it is about Trompeter