"Wir fahren gegen Engelland" — Old German Sailor Song

"Wir Fahren Gegen Engelland" is a German song that has its roots in World War I, although it is better known for its propaganda use during World War II. Originally, it was a patriotic sailor song that became popular among German sailors during the Great War (1914-1918). His lyrics and melody reflected the nationalist spirit and naval pride of the time. The song was composed in 1914, at the beginning of World War I, and quickly became an unofficial hymn of the German Navy. Its popularity was due to its martial and patriotic tone, which resonated with the ideals of German sailors and soldiers. According to the records, she was interpreted and adapted by several composers, such as P. Jäkel (1914) and Hans Haym (1915), which helped consolidate her place in the musical repertoire of the time. Inspiration & Audio: ‪@Ingenting‬