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The first draft of "Here in the north" came from Ostric nationalist [[Kasper Olhouser]], who wrote the lyrics during the [[Navish Republican Revolution of 1921|Navish Revolution]] and the short existence of the ''de facto'' independent Ostric Republic. Although the republic fell and was re-absorbed into [[Navack]] in mid-1921, Olhouser's lyrics, set to what some historians attest as a 19th century Lhedwinic march, became popularized in the Ostric diaspora and nationalist community as a prominent symbol of Ostry. | The first draft of "Here in the north" came from Ostric nationalist [[Kasper Olhouser]], who wrote the lyrics during the [[Navish Republican Revolution of 1921|Navish Revolution]] and the short existence of the ''de facto'' independent Ostric Republic. Although the republic fell and was re-absorbed into [[Navack]] in mid-1921, Olhouser's lyrics, set to what some historians attest as a 19th century Lhedwinic march, became popularized in the Ostric diaspora and nationalist community as a prominent symbol of Ostry. | ||
In | In 1995, there was discussion over making the anthem official in the newly-established national territory, but it was shelved and the anthem remains unofficial. Today, "Here in the north" is popular among sports clubs, separatist circles, and the Ostric diaspora on mainland Navack. | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, 20 August 2019
| English: Here in the north | |
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Unofficial of  Ostry | |
| Lyrics | Kasper Olhouser, 1920 |
| Music | Unknown |
"Here in the north" (Ostric: Tu na nordacë; Navish: Her i norden) is the unofficial anthem of Ostry.
History
The first draft of "Here in the north" came from Ostric nationalist Kasper Olhouser, who wrote the lyrics during the Navish Revolution and the short existence of the de facto independent Ostric Republic. Although the republic fell and was re-absorbed into Navack in mid-1921, Olhouser's lyrics, set to what some historians attest as a 19th century Lhedwinic march, became popularized in the Ostric diaspora and nationalist community as a prominent symbol of Ostry.
In 1995, there was discussion over making the anthem official in the newly-established national territory, but it was shelved and the anthem remains unofficial. Today, "Here in the north" is popular among sports clubs, separatist circles, and the Ostric diaspora on mainland Navack.
Official lyrics
| Ostric lyrics | Navish lyrics | English translation |
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| Tu na nordacë | Her i norden | Here in the north |
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