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The "'''Schennische Fahnenhymne'''" (Anglish: Schennish Flag Hymn) is the {{wp|national anthem}} of [[Schennland]]. It was | The "'''Schennische Fahnenhymne'''" (Anglish: Schennish Flag Hymn) is the {{wp|national anthem}} of [[Schennland]]. It was first written during the Schennish Revolution from 1795–1798, when Schennish Republicans rebelled against [[Dolchland]]. | ||
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The | The song was a collaboration between the poet Andreas Theiss and the composer Friedrich Möller, both of whom were founding fathers of the Schennish ''Freistaat''. The song remained a popular nationalist song throughout the country's history before finally being named the official national anthem in 1983 after the [[Lily Revolution]]. | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
Revision as of 06:46, 11 May 2024
| English: Schennish Flag Hymn | |
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National anthem of  Schennland | |
| Lyrics | Andreas Theiss |
| Music | Friedrich Möller |
| Adopted | 1983 |
The "Schennische Fahnenhymne" (Anglish: Schennish Flag Hymn) is the national anthem of Schennland. It was first written during the Schennish Revolution from 1795–1798, when Schennish Republicans rebelled against Dolchland.
History
The song was a collaboration between the poet Andreas Theiss and the composer Friedrich Möller, both of whom were founding fathers of the Schennish Freistaat. The song remained a popular nationalist song throughout the country's history before finally being named the official national anthem in 1983 after the Lily Revolution.
Lyrics
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