One people, one Reich, one guide: how the armed forces for war against Iran is planning
Gerhard Wisnewski
Germany intends a war with Iran . Proof: A Bundeswehr in Persian Dictionary. It gets the good soldier, how to keep up with the dark Iranians' hands, "and" mouth, "anblafft. And that in turn is typically German: If even a war of aggression, but perfectly planned.
What would be the German without his guide! Every year, millions of swarming Teutons to bless the countries of the world with their curiosity. And the guide should not be missing. Or the phrase book. In short sentences are the little ribbons familiar with the local language. Front usually emblazoned the image of a known landmark. Whether in a café or grocery shop, they provide quick phrases to our everyday business ready. For example: "How are you," "How much does a cup of tea," "Clock What it is," and so on?.
The brutalization of the German tourists
seems only to brutalize the German tourists recently been increasing. At least when you look at a phrase on the front of the Liberty Tower visible from Tehran. Printed here for the clichés seem a bit rough, "Stop or I'll shoot! Is jaa schelik mikonam! Hands up! Dastaa baalaa! Resistance is futile! Moghawemat bifaayede ast! On! Taslim schawid "Phew - is this necessary? If Tehran's coffee house owner their tea has recently come out not really voluntary? Does the German tourist of his morning refreshments order actually reproached gun? And not to hijack without the host then? "You are arrested. Schomaa schode'id dastgir. Shut up! ! Dscheloye dahanetuno begirid "
I do not know how you see it - but under German tourists seems to be a certain brutality to take hold. The solution: It is a phrase of the Bundeswehr. But what for the armed forces need a phrase book for Persian, so to speak "Iranian"? It will be, but not about the continuation of that journey armed wave, which began in 1939 have heard of Germany? Not yet: A Defense Ministry spokesman told the newspaper Junge Welt that Persian "yes also in Tajikistan and Afghanistan, one of the official languages."
What once blew up the war plan of Mr. Schmidt
Achso - it's all right! Nothing is in order. The small problem is, in part, that where the army is stationed in Afghanistan (the north), tend not Persian is spoken, but Turkmen, Pashtun and Tajik.
Shit happens. This was also the Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Christian Schmidt, when he was on 27 January 2010 in the Bundestag a request to the Left MPs Inge Hoeger had to make. He promptly got there that is ringing the great tails. Hoeger obviously was about to reveal the secret war plans against Iran. Your question: Why is the Federal Office of Languages, which belongs to the Ministry of Defence, a "Persian Dictionary for the Bundeswehr printed," "whose vocabulary, in particular on Iran concerns and military Commands include ".
a good question. Perhaps too well. For crumbling, Parliamentary State Secretary then smooth the pseudo-statesmanlike pose. In Afghanistan, will speak Persian too sometimes, he goes back to the familiar terminology. So a denial - that is, however, revoked immediately. For in the same context, the Secretary cited the Israeli President Shimon Perez, who spoke on the same day in the Bundestag. And this was at the turn of Angela Merkel's speech to the U.S. Congress 3rd November 2009 cited. Like this: "An attack on Israel is like an attack on us" - that is to Germany.
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