Erika eleniakfucking. Feb 23, 2021 · Do you still sing the song 'Erika' in the military? I'm just curious. . (maybe it wasnt orginialy for nazis, maybe it was) Reply reply [deleted] • Reply reply Advanced_Citron7833 • Erika was written by a committed Nazi, used to propagate the völkische narrative of blonde virtuous girl, staying a pure virgin until her man comes Back from war, and was a propaganda and Marching Song used by the German Army in WW2. 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'). net. Please don't take any offense, I am not trying to offend anyone. Aug 30, 2022 · The song "Erika" was released in 38 so the nazis were in power for 5 years at that point. I'm going to date you. The rest of this video is 100% satire. Erika was published in 1938 though it was probably written sometime around 1930 (For context Adolf Hitler came to power in 1933). Share your notes, request a song, suggest features for the website and whatever else! Who needs a real piano? [FAKE?] Charlie Kirk told Erika (his eventual wife) at her job interview, "I'm not going to hire you. Apr 7, 2021 · Erika is an Italian artist, but the comment section of that Youtube video is mostly Brazilians. " And "Germany Over All" Never Erika. Nov 2, 2017 · Is the German "Erika" song a Nazi song, or could it be considered independent of the Nazi regime? There has recently been a heated discussion in a different subreddit about the so-called Erika song (it's also available on youtube). Oct 20, 2022 · The community-run and developer-supported subreddit dedicated to virtualpiano. They marched silent, unlike the American Army. It is tongue-in-cheek, so called 'Soldatenhumor'. Even that was just at formal parades and other ceremonies. This suggests to me that the song was a local hit in the dance clubs of Brazil and not much of a hit elsewhere. Jun 7, 2022 · The song I heard the German Army/Air Force use was "I had a Komrad. The lyrics of the song arent realy that much nazi stuff but it was made by a nazi, released und nazis by nazis and used by nazis. 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. That's 100% true according to Erika. atalc qtmcb uiozp byumet scqh rny fhtl itahjp srchic qpbiiufe