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Help on song translation "Heia Safari" (2 version)

Post by DeutschenVaterland » 07 May 2013 02:18

Re: Help on song translation "Heia Safari" (2 version)

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Post by SQ37 » 08 May 2013 14:42

Post by DeutschenVaterland » 11 May 2013 01:02

SQ37 wrote: The colonial version was translated there: http://books.google.fr/books?id=b0xBvt3 ... &q&f=false

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Post by DeutschenVaterland » 14 May 2013 12:25

SQ37 wrote: You are welcome. I like to translate these songs. The translation of the colonial version is in appendix 3, page 236 of the aforementioned book.

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Post by DeutschenVaterland » 15 May 2013 02:14

SQ37 wrote: Their translation is quite good - although a bit "improved" at times.

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Heia Safari!

• 8 August AD 2015

Something for the weekend.  Heia Safari!.   The lyrics were written in 1916 by noted German painter of African wild life Hans Aschenborn, and became immensely popular.  When Paul Emil von Lettow Vorbeck wrote his memoirs, he entitled the book  Heia Safari (Hurray Safari).

Paul Emil von Lettow-Vorbeck doubtless would have died an obscure retired German colonel but for the outbreak of World War I.  Taking command of the troops of German East Africa he made up his mind that he would help the German war effort by holding down as many Allied troops in Africa as possible.  This seemed like a large task for a man who commanded  2,600 German nationals and 2,472 African soldiers in fourteen Askari field companies.  The other German colonies in Africa were conquered swiftly by the Allies, but von Lettow-Vorbeck had a deep streak of military genius in him that had hitherto been unrecognized.

He defeated the initial Allied attempts to take the colony and expended to 14,000 his mostly native force.  He declared that “We are all Africans here.” and lived up to that claim by appointing native officers, mastering their language and treating his troops fairly, without loosening the strict discipline he applied to Germans and natives alike.  He proved a master of guerrilla war and improvisation, often arming, clothing and feeding his men from the stores of defeated Allied forces sent against him.  The Allies would pour 250,000 troops into a campaign that lasted the entire war.  He became a hero in Germany as news of his exploits spread, and the British grew to respect and admire a man who fought successfully against very long odds.

He ended the war undefeated, he and his men in northern Rhodesia, the only undefeated German force of the War.  He and his officers were given a tumultuous parade in Berlin in 1919.  Deeply conservative, he entered German politics after he retired from the Army in 1928 and served as a member of the Reichstag.  He fought against the rise of the Nazis and Hitler, who he despised.  When Hitler offered him the ambassadorship to Great Britain, knowing in what esteem the British held their old foe, the old soldier allegedly told Hitler to perform an anatomically impossible act.  (After World  War II a nephew confirmed this in substance, but mentioned to his British inquirer that he had heard that his uncle had not been quite that polite to Corporal Hitler.)

In poverty after the War, he began to receive a pension from contributions by British officers who fought against him.  His fortunes restored by increasing prosperity in West Germany, he traveled to East Africa in 1953 where he had an emotional reunion with his surviving Askaris and received military honors from his British hosts.  The Lion of Africa died in 1964, shortly before his 94th birthday.

How often did we pass Narrow native trails Amid the wide savannah When early dawn prevails We listened to the sound of The old and trusty songs of The porters and Askari Hurray! Hurray! Safari!

Steep hills and fearful gorges Primeval forest’s night The air is damp and muggy, Blocked from the sun’s sweet light Through Steppe Grasses waves Our valiant troop advances With porters and Askari Hurray! Hurray! Safari!

We sat around the fire At night before the tent At peace, at rest, content The nocturnal world rejoicing Across the darkened mountain Echoes are still resounding Of porters and Askari Hurray! Hurray! Safari!

When I go on my last trek The journey is far beyond Come and sing to me the song Instead of mournful hymns, To my hunter’s ear Before the gates of heaven It sounds like the Halali (Announcing the end of the hunt) Hurray! Hurray! Safari!

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Paul Emil von Lettow-Vorbeck seems to have been a real man all in too short a supply today. My take from this however wrong I may be is that a person can be the enemy but does not have to evil. . Sadly today’s effeminate liberal wimps are both the enemy and evil.

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La petite piste

La petite piste (The small track) is a song of the French Foreign Legion. It uses the tune of the old German song “Heia, Safari” (also Wie oft sind wir geschritten ), sung by the WWI German troops in Africa. Text was written by Hans Aschenborn in 1916. The Foreign Legion adopted and modified it in the 1960s. The song became one of its easiest ones to learn and sing. That’s why it’s one of the first songs volunteers are taught in basic training.

  Refrain: Oh ! oh ! oh ! porteurs Et ascaris aïdo, aïdo aïe safari. Oh porteurs, et ascaris aïdo, aïdo aïe safari

1. Combien d’fois l’a t’on parcourue Cette petite piste Traversant la lande herbue Lorsque le jour se lève. En écoutant le rythme De la chanson intime

2. Et quand un jour nous partirons Pour le dernier voyage Chantez-nous cette chanson Comme un dernier hommage. Et s’il ne pleure personne Que Dieu nous le pardonne

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