Panzerlied is a German military march composed in 1933, famously associated with armored troops.
It gained modern popularity through its use in the anime Girls Und Panzer.
A German armored forces march composed during the interwar period, later popularized in war films and historical media.
A German military march composed in 1933, notably associated with Panzerwaffe units during WWII. Characterized by vigorous brass motifs and marching rhythm.
The Panzerlied, composed by Kurt Wiehle in 1933, became the signature marching song of German armored divisions during WWII. Its driving rhythm and militaristic lyrics embodied Wehrmacht esprit de corps. The song gained renewed notoriety through its use in films like "Battle of the Bulge."
"Das Panzerlied" (The Tankmen's Song) is a German military march composed by Oberleutnant Kurt Wiehle in 1933. It became associated with the Wehrmacht's armored divisions during WWII and features three strophes celebrating tank warfare. The song gained international prominence when featured in the 1965 war film "Battle of the Bulge," though its melody is sometimes misattributed to other composers due to this cinematic exposure.
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