Talk:Oben am jungen Rhein
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[edit] German Confederation
I deleted the sentence mentioning the "fact" about the German Confederation because the German Confederation did not have borders that were wider than Germany - Luxemourg, Liechtenstein and Austria were regarded to be German, so the whole German Confederation WAS German. Liechtenstein was as German as Bavaria, as Austria, as Luxembourg, as Prussia and as Wurttemberg.
[edit] English text
It would be good if someone could translate the anthem's version till 1963 into English. Thank you.
Well, they changed "german Rhine" - which referred to the language but was seen inappropriate then I think - to "young Rhine" (in the sense of upper Rhine). That's all. --83.135.233.85 20:26, 7 May 2006 (UTC)
