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07-23-2014 06:18 PM
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Thanks Odal that's great information
Nick
"In all my years as a soldier, I have never seen men fight so hard." - SS Obergruppenfuhrer Wilhelm Bittrich - Arnhem
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and.....
i forgot it in the last post to tell:
The word in the spelling "Engelland" has 2 meanings.
1. Engelland = England
2. Engelland = Engel-Land (2 words) - translated "angel-land" or "land of angels"
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Odal's knowledge is definitely appreciated! It's a catchy tune: "Denn wir fah-ren, gegen Engel-land, Engel-land...Ahoi!"
cheers, Glenn
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bigmacglenn1966
Odal's knowledge is definitely appreciated! It's a catchy tune: "Denn wir fah-ren, gegen Engel-land, Engel-land...Ahoi!"
cheers, Glenn
Thanks Glenn!
Hey, there is still an other very famous song with "Engeland"!
For the airforce and its title is "Bomben auf Engeland" ("bombs against England":
Bomben auf Engeland
"Bomben auf Engeland" - Luftwaffenlied - YouTube
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Indeed, I know that one too! "Hoert Ihr die Motoren singen Ran an den Feind, hoert ihr die Motoren singen ran an den Feind...Bom-ben...Bom-ben...Bomben auf Engelland!"
cheers, Glenn
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Woolgar
I notice on some of your rings England is spelt with two L's, why was this? Also I thought the Germans spelt it ENGLAND
Sorry for my naivity
What Odal said. Also, have a look here for my comments in an earlier thread:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/third...tml#post653626
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I've seen many small patriotic German pins using both spellings. Bill Shea had a number of them awhile ago.
William
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