Il Duce wears his uniform - Greek WWII song
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2021
- On 10 June 1940, Italy declared war on France and the United Kingdom. By September 1940, the Italians had invaded France, British Somaliland and Egypt. This was followed by a hostile press campaign in Italy against Greece, accused of being a British ally. Italy's invasion of Greece, launched from Italian-controlled Albania, was a fiasco: six divisions of the Italian Army, badly organized and insufficient to manage a full-scale invasion, encountered unexpectedly tenacious resistance by the Hellenic Army and had to contend with the mountainous and muddy terrain on the Albanian-Greek border.
The chad Greece: push Italy up to Albania and makes a diss track to Mussolini
The virgin Italy: Germany, please help. Greece to strong
its funny because greece have 200k reserve soldiers so they have plenty soldiers the only reason they loose was because they run out of equipment
Also Italy: germony send help one African nation Is taking a our clay
weakest greek farmer vs strongest italian soldier
I've heard the song by Ingen but man this version is much better. It even gives you 1940 Greece vibes
Thanks Michele.
This here is the original 1940 version. The singer was the most known war singer. She sang several songs for the war propaganda at the time. The one from Ingen is a much more modern version.
this is pretty much the original
@@bog_pepper it is
That's the original version, I remember singing it in school for the 28th of October celebrations , good days, good days
“Greeks don’t fight like heroes, heroes fight like Greeks,” Winston Churchill.
I dont like Winston Churchill for burning down Irish villages.
But this quote is based.
@@tenthclassgaming And I don’t like Churchill for betraying Poland, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and most of Europe to Stalin. But he was at least correct about the Greeks when fighting to defend their country.
@@TFJWise Yep... Churchill was a horrible man but had some good quotes.
Ευχαριστούμε 😢🫡
If it hadn't been for german intervention, the greek army would have pushed the italians into the med. and they would have had to swim home
There is a joke by the Greeks which says: There is an Italian division in the mountains and a scout reports that there is a Greek soldier ahead, then the captain sends a couple of soldiers to deal with it and the whole division is trembling. Then they send more soldiers. They weren't victorious and the scout announces while breathing heavily: Sir! There isnt a Greek there but TWO Greeks!
just like you did in smyrna huh?
No, Greece would be like Finland. They would do well at the beginning of the war, but would surrender when their strength was exhausted.
@@bog_pepper isn't it about finland?
@@maklubecii no, its from greek guerilla fighters
for some reason all the greeks soldiers,people are smiling when they fighting a empire that have more military and technology power!
oh man what a heroes!
"Εις οιωνός άριστος, αμύνεσθαι περί πάτρις."
Only one is the best Omen, defending the country.
@@PrimordialNyx simfono
In 2:15, Grazzi is Emmanuele Grazzi, the Italian embassador in Greece before the war.
Thank you and sorry
grazzi was the italian ambassador to greece when war was declared btw
Special thanks for my Greek translator AuViKult who made this video possible.
This translation is way better than the ingen one
You obviously stole someone's video, hiding a watermark on left above the screen
@@onenoe3155 eh, I took it from an historical channel since I don't have 800 dollars to license the footage.
I do agree with people like "simple history" that all this stuff should be free.
Italy : Declares war on Greece
Also Italy : Why do I hear boss music?
When you are underleveled and encounter a hidden boss
France put up a sign on the Italian border that read “Greeks, stop here! This is france!”
Thank god they put that sign,i dont wanna be in fr*nce
@@kinsmancastrofr
Italy throughout the entire WWII: Germany please hold me, I’m scared
GERMANY WERE LOSING, ok now bye.
@@totallyawesome5458 ik I’m older than how long the “thousand year reich” lasted
Well, to be fair, Italy was way further behind in technologies and development compared to Germany and the Allies. Italy did switch sides after the Allies invaded them, but so did almost all other Axis nations. Also northern Italy stayed fighting along the Nazis until the end.
There's a lot more to cover but you can find many videos explaining better
2:15 it's about an ambassador Emmanuele Grazzi, not army field marshall Rodolfo Graziani
Muito bom!
Super
imádom jó dal minden nap meghallgatom ! kaliméra Görögország
this song is so cool
From where did you get that cadres?
The lyrics:
Vazei o Ntoutse ti stoli tou
kai ti skoufia tin psili tou,
m’ ola ta ftera,
kai mia nychta me fengari
tin Ellada paei na parei,
vre, to foukara!
Ton tsolia mas ton leventi
vriskei sta vouna
kai tarazei ton afenti
ton makarona.
Ach, Tsiano, tha trelatho Tsiano,
me tous tsoliades poios mou eipe na ta vano.
Xekinaei tin alli mera,
ma kai pali akouei “Aera”
apo ton tsolia,
dromo pairnei kai dromaki
kai pidaei to potamaki,
xerei ti douleia.
Troei tis sfaires san chalazi apo ton tsolia,
ki olo stratigous allazei gia na vrei douleia.
Ach, Tsiano, tha trelatho Tsiano,
kai steile grigora ta mavra mou na vano.
Stelnei o neos Napoleon
merarchies peinaleon
sto vouno psila,
gia na vroun ton diavolo tous
ki o stratos mas aichmalotous
tsourmo kouvala.
Kai oi Kentavroi oi kaimenoi,
vre ti tromero,
nistikoi, xeligomenoi
peftoun sto nero.
Ach! Gkratsi, na mi se do Gkratsi,
giati se karvouna anammena echo katsei.
Trechoun san treloi stous vrachous
ki apo mas kai tous symmachous
trone ti klotsia,
kai choris polles kouventes
bikan Ellines leventes
mes’ ti Korytsa.
Mesa st’ Argyrokastro empike to chaki
kai simaia kymatizei tora Elliniki,
Ach! Tsiano, tha skototho Tsiano,
giati se ligo kai ta Tirana ta chano.
Kai ‘pathan oi kaimenoi
megali symfora,
ki i Romi perimenei
ki ekeini ti seira.
greetings to my komshu greece from turkey
posta uma da itália
Why do I hear boss music?
Hola hispanohablantes, lo traduje para ustedes. 😊
Ayyyy
Duce se pone el uniforme
Y su gorra alta
con todas las alas
Y una noche de luna
Él va a tomar Grecia
Oye, el desafortunado
Ayyyyy
Nuestras soldados, los hombres galantes
Se encuentra en las montañas.
y el amo se molesta,
el comedor de espaguetis
Ah, Ciano, me estoy volviendo loco, Ciano
¿Quién me dijo que me ocupara de los soldados griegos?
Ayyyyyy
comienza de nuevo al día siguiente
pero todavía escucha "Aire" (vete de aqui)
de los soldados griegos
pasa por caminos y callejones
y salta sobre un arroyo
el conoce su trabajo
Ayyyy
Se come las balas como el granizo de los soldados griegos
Y sigue cambiando de generales para encontrar trabajo.
Ah, Ciano, me estoy volviendo loco, Ciano
tráeme mi ropa negra para ponerme rápido
Ayyyyy
El nuevo Napoleón envía
Divisiones de gente hambrienta
En lo alto de la montaña
para que puedan conocer a su diablo
y nuestro ejército captura muchos prisioneros. muchos muchos prisioneros!
Ay
y los pobres centauros
Vaya, que terrible
ayuno, demacrado
caen al agua
¡Ay! Gracie, no deberías dejar que te vea, Gracie
Porque he estado sentado sobre carbones encendidos
Ayyyy
Corren como locos en las rocas
Y de nosotros y los aliados
se comen la patada
y sin mucha dificultad
Hombres galantes griega entró
A través de Kortsa
Ayyyy
Khaki entró en Argyrokastro
Y la bandera griega ondea ahora
¡Ay! Ciano, me voy a matar, Ciano
porque pronto también perderá Tirana
Y los desafortunados
les sucedió una gran calamidad
Roma está esperando porque es la siguiente en la fila
Ayyyyy
Gukpa, eu lhe imploro, faça o som "Pelo Brasil, pela vitória"
Eu acho que fiz, e que foi um dos.meus primeiros clipes, não fiz?
Não fez. Aqui um link pra ajudar: czcams.com/video/YDvsHaqY23k/video.html momento 35:48
@@hiroyukialves9990 ESSE VÍDEO NÃO EXISTE MAIS
ΑΈΡΑ. All I have in mind
Bravo! if you guys know what that means
Μπράβο;
Bravo means that ur good
You brazilians I see in general have a very pro turkish stance , may someone explain this to me?
There was a massive emigration from the Ottoman Empire to Brazil, especially from lebanon
@@Gustavogukpa Obrigado para respondar cara , estou curioso simplesmente
Aera= air
Перевод кто нибудь напишет пожалуйста я буду очень благодарен
Βάζει ο Ντούτσε τη στολή του και τη σκούφια την ψηλή του με όλα τα φτερά και μια νύχτα με φεγγάρι την Ελλάδα πάει να πάρει βρε τον φουκαρααααα...
Sorry i cant write it all
What the greeks! 1940!
Can anyone tell us the the outcome plz?
Yes, basically after the war greece returned to be a constitutional monarchy since the Metaxas regime fell as the nazis overran the country.
@@Gustavogukpa I have no idea how my comment landed here, I was trying to ask what happened on a shirt that cut off midway through.
I was listening to this earlier in the day though, but anyway now I’m here.
I’ve always wondered about Greece during ww2; was there much resistance to the nazis before occupation and was their much resistance during.
I think Greek history from antiquity gets heavily covered but not so much it’s recent history.
Fascinating country.
@@Belisarius536Its dissapointing really, after 1944 when we got liberated , Greece went on a civil war between Communists and Monarchists ... liberal Republicans mostly supported the Monarchists as did the Brittish and the Americans so they won
... a civil war right after the destruction caused by the axis occupation was devastating for Greece ... and it left the country deeply divided for generations ...
@@mariolis I’ve actually been reading up on Greek modern history especially from WW2 to the 80s.
Yes there where very turbulent times.
The campaign against Mussolini’s troops was amazing to read and shows the mettle of the Greek spirit.
I also learned how much the outside powers meddled in Greek affairs in the periods just after the wars.
Is there still a rift between your people that can be felt to this today from what happened during these times and do some people still bear a grudge and harbour resentment from what happened back then?
Greece is a Fascinating country with a fascinating history.
Also through my research and reading a few books on the era I came across your ‘Βάζει ο Ντούτσε τη στολή του’ song. Great song.
@@Belisarius536 Somewhat there is but the younger generation has mostly forgotten about it
noicw🤣
파스타는 여기서도 파스타라 불리네ㅋㄱㅋ
🇬🇷💪💪💪🗿
🔪🐍🩸
І не розводячи балачок, сміливі українські хлопці увійшли в Ізюм.
В Лиман увійшли одягнені в хакі, і тепер майоріючий прапор там - український!
«Ах, Лапін! Я зараз помру, Лапін! Бо ще трошки - і я втрачу Сватове!»
І ці бідолашки понесли великі втрати, і тепер Донецьк теж чекає своя черга.
I would personally say "Belgorod Is waiting it's turn"
As a Greek I really admire what the Ukrainians are doing, just like us in 1940, Ukraine is writting history in the modern day !
@@mariolisRussia wrote your history and had to save your Greek ass multiple times, you should be ashamed of who your country supports today
If Ataturk, the leader of Turkey, had not died, the entire Balkans could have been united against the Germans and Italians.
I seriously doubt that
@@nicholasthebloody163 Because Germany would have actually worked with Turkey to subdue the balkans and solidify the axis' position in the middle east, where the brits were. Turkey is the traditional ally of Germany since the fall of Constantinople. And let's not forget that Turkey and Germany were allies in WWI. So it would be out of character for germans to wage war on their ally, or vice versa given Turkey's economy and military were not as advanced in that time period. They even signed a non-aggression pact, so a turkish intervention would have been HIGHLY unlikely.
Don't listen to me. I'm just some guy on the internet. Let history speak for itself
Idk if Ataturk like Hitller or Mussolini
Bulgaria
@@Arjibi There has been some friction with Italy over izmir, so I don't think Ataturkun will like mussolini. Atatürk thought that hitler and mussolini were a bunch of crazy
Relevant for Ukraine too 🇺🇦🤝🇬🇷
música extremamente homossexual.
Still mad that you got destroyed by some under equipped greek farmers
You would most likely had lost all of Albania if you didn't get on your knees for the Germans to help you
Yep, Anciént Grec know for homosexual
@@Arjibi what how??
@@geokeo3263 i love this song from an italian