It was used extensively during nazi events and was likely the most popular marching song of the wehrmacht during the second world war and one of the most popular of the whole war on any side. But if there's any consolation the modern bundesheer still use these marching songs, although a bit more subtle for obvious reasons. Is the german erika song a nazi song, or could it be considered independent of the nazi regime
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[fake?] charlie kirk told erika (his eventual wife) at her job interview, i'm not going to hire you I'm going to date you That's 100% true according to erika The rest of this video is 100% satire.
The singer who is supposed to be a soldier compares a flower, called 'erika' in german, to the genital of his girlfriend, also named erika ('swarmed by masses of bees because her heart [flower also has a female article] is full of sweet liquids, tender scent evaporates'). The song i heard the german army/air force use was i had a komrad. and germany over all never erika Even that was just at formal parades and other ceremonies They marched silent, unlike the american army.
Truei recently found out that the song erika was used during world war 2, and so that made me wonder is it illegal or offensive to listen to erika in germany, please note i am american (i think, a lot of people have told me i look swedish but i have no clue) please do not take this question into consideration that i am trying to offend the german people in of itself as i have no clue if this.
Erika is an italian artist, but the comment section of that youtube video is mostly brazilians This suggests to me that the song was a local hit in the dance clubs of brazil and not much of a hit elsewhere. Everytime i see a surprise nazi meme erika always pops out
