00:00It's his birthday, isn't it?
00:01But that's just now, right?
00:02I really got you guys fired up, and I'd keep it going, even if it meant drinking, right?
00:06Let's go!
00:07Haha! Great!
00:09Long live the man, long live the man, three cheers!
00:21Every year at the same time, when the flowers bloom in spring,
00:26If I am still allowed, I will celebrate that Adolf's fly festival.
00:32He was a real personality, we need him today in these times.
00:37That's why I say it to myself and others: a toast to Adi, the honorable man.
00:43I'm celebrating Adolf Hitler Day today because I like Adolf.
00:55I think he's great, he's okay!
01:01So much for that being old news!
01:07It always happens on April 20th, whether I'm happy about it or I just want it to,
01:13Many people in this country remember the golden years of his lucky hand.
01:18He cared for his people and despised the Spitzbuch.
01:24three cheers, so that everyone can hear it,
01:27I'm drinking to Adi, the birthday boy.
01:30I'm celebrating Adi Serentag today, I'm celebrating Adi Serentag today,
01:36because I like Adolf, because I like Adolf,
01:42I think he's great, he's okay!
01:47So much for that being old news!
01:53To be quite honest, who in this country even knows Willy Brandt's birthday?
01:59by Rudi Scharpig and Helmut Kohl, but everyone probably knows about that one year.
02:05Even though he has been dead for a few years, you can feel it every day; the country is in distress.
02:11No sooner had he left than everything went wrong; I wish Uncle Adi was here.
02:16I'm celebrating Adi Serentag today, I'm celebrating Adi Serentag today,
02:23because I like Adolf, because I like Adolf,
02:29I think he's great, he's okay!
02:34So much for that being old news!
02:40Long live he, long live he, three cheers!
02:48At first he had a hard time, being a revolutionary after all.
02:53It even landed him in jail, the so-called reactionary arrest,
03:00However, worldly affairs often change radically, even in politics.
03:11I'm celebrating Adi Serentag today, I'm celebrating Adi Serentag today,
03:18because I like Adolf, because I like Adolf,
03:34He integrated the enjoyment into the state and represented this state benefit.
03:41the heads of government.
03:43Nowadays, bladder and blood are empty, without question.
03:47While they were feigning, Fraktur was still speaking.
03:50There was no sign of any money here.
03:52But when I look at politicians today,
03:55Then I long for the Austria man,
03:58Today I'm celebrating Adi Serentag,
04:02Today I'm celebrating Adi Serentag,
04:05because I like Adolf,
04:08Because I like Adolf,
04:11I think he's great, that's okay!
04:16So much for that being old news!
04:23He was always honest and legal,
04:27A role model for us, without a doubt.
04:29And a patriot with a sensitive touch,
04:32That was a man named Dr. Adolf Scherf!
04:37Who was Dr. Adolf Scherf?
04:40Who was Dr. Adolf Scherf?
04:43Who was Dr. Adolf Scherf?
04:48Dr. Adolf Scherf, Austrian politician,
04:50born in 1890 in Nikolsburg-Mehren, lawyer,
04:54was secretary to the President of the National Council from 1918 to 1934,
04:581933-1934 Social Democratic member of the Austrian Federal Council,
05:04He was imprisoned in 1934, 1938 and 1944.
05:08In 1945 he became chairman of the Social Democratic Party of Austria.
05:13and in April 1945 State Secretary,
05:16also Vice Chancellor since December 1945,
05:20Dr. Adolf Scherf was a member of the Bureau of the 5th International
05:23and became Austrian Federal President in 1957
05:28and this good man was born on April 20th,
05:32Who else should we celebrate on these days, right?
05:37Today I'm celebrating Adi Seren Day,
05:40I'm celebrating Adi Seren Day today,
05:43because I like Adolf,
05:46because I like Adolf,
05:49I think he's great, he's okay!
05:54So much for that being old,
05:58So much for him being old,
06:01So much for it staying old snow!
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