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Actually they don't. I mean, of course, relatives are happy, if their sons and nephews come home, but there are no partys or other special ways of welcoming them.
In Germany, being a soldier has nothing to do with glory. If anybody says "I figt for my home country, I fight for Germany", people will just turn away. Or they get scared, because this still reminds of the gloryfying of war by the Nazis. And we are very serious about that.
That's why people, who celebrate the returning of a soldier - from a German's point of view - celebrate the war. It's just all about the past. And for us that's nothing to be proud of...
So Germans will not welcome home soldiers in public. Maybe the dead ones, but still, people think it's a grotesque way of celebrating war or an "heroic death" and would just avoid you in public and personally.
What else can I help you with?
What soldiers hired by the british?
the Germans
What nickname did US soldiers give to the Germans?
US soldiers referred to Germans as "Krauts" during World War II.
Why were british soldiers in France?
In 1940, British soldiers were in France to try and stop the Germans invading. In 1944 they were in France to beat the Germans back.
Who was defeated by Washington's force in Trenton?
Germans
How many soldiers did Germans have?
18.2 million
How do you say welcome home in Ukrainian?
welcome home
What did world war 2 American soldiers call German soldiers?
they calles the Germans krauts
How would you feel if you were stopped by the German soldiers?
I will feel very nervous if I were stopped by the Germans soldiers.
How do you say welcome home in Bosnian?
You can say "Dobrodošli kući" in Bosnian, which translates to "Welcome home."
What is the Navajo translation of welcome always to my home?
welcome to my home
Did the allies kill all of the Germans soldiers after world war2?
No.
Which country had the best soldiers in World War 1?
Germans
