“Deutschland, Deutschland uber alles!” sang the Bremerhaven throngs as the Bremen steamed away, and many a patriot recalled the grave yet stirring words of President Paul von Hindenburg when ...

This is the phrase that makes my nation hang its head in shame: 'Deutschland uber alles' – Germany above all. To some, it might easily be dismissed as an unremarkable, patriotic chant.

Steve Gilliard calls attention to the informative explanation that "Deutschland über alles" ('Germany above all') is not the German national anthem, but the first stanza of the Deutschlandlied ...

British musician Pete Doherty was booed heavily in Germany after singing the first verse of the German national anthem. The lyrics are taboo in Germany because of their Nazi associations.

He explained that 'Deutschland uber alles' is the first line from August Heinrich Hoffmann von Fallersleben's 1841 poem entitled Das Lied der Deutschen. Von Fallersleben intended the line as a ...

When the Berlin Wall came down, the world cheered -- and the West Germans sipped lattes. Part of an FP series, 20 years after the… ...

United States forced to apologise after Nazi-era German national anthem is performed at Fed Cup match The lines 'Deutschland uber alles' were sung by male soloist before match This verse of the ...

Tweeted another: “BBC Sport, the German national anthem is NOT Deutschland Uber Alles. And that’s actually incredibly insulting, to them and many others.” Wilson ended up apologizing on Twitter.

Leaders April 14th 2012 →Game on →It’ll cost you →Open sesame →Modell Deutschland über alles →Lessons from the students →Cleaning up LIBOR ...

Germany came out of the war practically unscathed, except in man-power; she was not crushed, but checked for a time in her headlong career.