Sabaton - Aces in Exile (Lyrics English & Deutsch) video free download
The Battle of Britain was air campaign of the German Air Force (Luftwaffe) in World War Two during summer and autumn 1940 with bomb attacks against the British military and cities with intent to force the United Kingdom to capitulation or at least to prepare the invasion of the isle. Not least because of the voluntary pilots from different foreign nations the German Reich finally had to cancel the operation, an invasion could be prevented. Apart from Poland (No. 303 Polish Fighter Squadron, Dywizjon 303), Czechoslovakia (No. 310 Squadron) and Canada (No. 401 Squadron RCAF) in this song pilots from at least ten other nations took part, too.
Winston Churchill honored the pilots in August 1940 in a speech with this: "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."
CAUTION!
I won't tolerate any racist, discriminatory or in any other form inappropriate comments! This song neither glorifies war, nor National Socialism, but should be considered as a historical work.
"No, we don't glorify anything, we just tell stories about things that have happened." (Rikard Sundén, Sabaton)
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Die Luftschlacht um England war der Versuch der deutschen Luftwaffe, im Zweiten Weltkrieg im Sommer und Herbst 1940 mit Bombeneinsätzen gegen das britische Militär und Angriffen gegen britische Städte die Kapitulation Großbritanniens zu erzwingen oder zumindest die Invasion der Insel vorzubereiten. Nicht zuletzt durch die freiwilligen Piloten aus fremden Nationen musste das Deutsche Reich die Operation schließlich abbrechen, eine Invasion konnte verhindert werden. Neben Polen (303. Staffel, Dywizjon 303), der Tschechoslowakei (310. Staffel der RAF) und Kanada (401. Staffel der RCAF) in diesem Lied nahmen noch Piloten mindestens zehn weiteren Nationen teil.
Winston Churchill ehrte die Piloten im August 1940 in einer Ansprache mit den Worten: "Noch nie verdankten in kriegerischen Konflikten so viele so wenigen soviel."
ACHTUNG!
Ich dulde keine rassistischen, diskriminierenden oder in sonstiger Form unangemessene Kommentare! Dieses Lied verherrlicht weder Krieg, noch den Nationalsozialismus, sondern ist rein historisch zu betrachten!
"Nein, wir verherrlichen nichts, wir erzählen nur Geschichten über Dinge, die passiert sind." (Rikard Sundén, Sabaton)
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Comments
8 years ago
Purple Cow Phillip
Sabaton is a Swedish band,i don't understand why you would need their recognition.Also,i think it's safe to assume that those of you who ask for recognition for your country,weren't the ones who actually fought there,so pls stop with annoying comments8 years ago
kajtek098
fucking politics, during a parade in london they forgot mention that foreign pilots won this battle. without polish and other nations u would have lost this battle and probably england. fucking losers, u did nothing, u didnt even say thank you to them, you bitches. shame on you.8 years ago
SkaarjSlayer
As much as I'm Canadian, and appreciate how the Canadian contribution to the Battle of Britain is mentioned in this song, it seems to not fit if the song's about fighter pilots from occupied countries (such as Poland and Czechoslovakia), since Canada wasn't occupied. Just a minor detail, still a great song.8 years ago
pokerfan cz
Sabaton is best forever8 years ago
A Fox Named Mangle
Proud to hear the 401st Wolf Squadron was Mentioned in this <3~Canadian Pride :D8 years ago
Max Crombie
18 ex German pilots who held a grudge disliked this8 years ago
Victor Frankenstein
I just listened to this song while flossing, I feel like a badass.8 years ago
Aled Jones
I got to admit to withstand the mite of the Luftwaffe constant bombing the RAF did amazing to hold them off and the USA get all the credit for the air war hell no the RAF and Luftwaffe were the best only if the commanders of the Luftwaffe were more better the war may of been very different8 years ago
egoist920
Hey Nazi scum down there in the comment section. It's "hail" not "heil". My enemies should at least be smart enough to write their own greetings without errors!8 years ago
Christopher Rawles
But guys, they never mention the French! The French had one of the best records in the Battle of Britain by far!9 years ago
Sergeant Cyro
tell of 310, men of czawlsykswaiczchhhrr?!?!? XD dat word.9 years ago
The epic game bros
*Alpha one and Alpha 2 on me!* *We're going to take down some jerries!*9 years ago
micozur15
Divisions 300, 301, 302, 303!9 years ago
Chris Chagoy
AIR RAGE!9 years ago
kowjuice11
This is probably my absolute favorite Sabaton song 9 years ago
Drill'nullva Arabduis
*listens to aces in exile* *writes world history essay without even touching my textbook*9 years ago
xXxThe-Anon-AdviserxXx
What if the World Wars lasted longer and allowed women to really really fight because men were really really really RUNNING OUT?9 years ago
Derik Thyssen
adolf go home ur drunk9 years ago
Sjoerd Micelbrink
Once again no love for the Dutch pilots We helped too you know9 years ago
