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<ref name="n7"> "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles" (Germany above all others) is the first line of the first couplet of Deutschlandlied (Song of Germany), an Austro-Hungarian hymn of the XIXth century. This song, popular among the German soldiers of the First World War, became Germany's national anthem in 1922. [FP] </ref>

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<ref name="n7"> « Deutschland, Deutschland über alles » (L'Allemagne par-dessus tout) est le premier vers du premier couplet du Deutschlandlied (Chant de l'Allemagne), hymne de l'empire austro-hongrois au XIXe siècle. Ce chant, populaire chez les soldats allemands de la Grande Guerre, deviendra l'hymne national de l'Allemagne en 1922. [FP] </ref>

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  1. "Deutschland, Deutschland über alles" (Germany above all others) is the first line of the first couplet of Deutschlandlied (Song of Germany), an Austro-Hungarian hymn of the XIXth century. This song, popular among the German soldiers of the First World War, became Germany's national anthem in 1922. [FP]