What follows is a little bit of HESSIAN & AMERICAN history that most all of you would know,
if ya weren't FUCKIN' OFF in school.

Our Club's name was influenced by citizen farmers conscripted from a region of Germany known as Hesse.
These men became a proficient Mercenary Army providing wealth for Germany and it's leaders.

'Those' Hessians are most notably remembered as the mercenary force s hired during the 1700's by King George III of England.
Their services were required to assist the English Army in quelling "those bloody troublemakers" in America who dared to demand
"redress of their grievances and relief of their duties to the KING!"
These "troublemakers" later known as Patriots, were the Men who won Victory in a little skirmish known as the
"AMERICAN REVOLUTION"

The Hessian Soldier's wages were, at best, poor. "They fought to fight."
The payment for their services filled the coffers of Germany's political leaders.

Hessians were of a Warrior stock and reveled in battle as heartily as they did on Holiday.
Hessians were feared and respected by their adversaries and carried an awesome reputation of ruthlessness in arms.
Although King George lost his war, Victory was no stranger to the Hessians when confronted in battle!

After the war, the honorable treatment afforded to Hessian prisoners & troops by America's citizens
and the seemingly unlimited prospects for a prosperous life in a bountiful new land
indeed prompted most Hessians to remain and settle in the newly formed FREE Republic.
Their bold character and agricultural heritage played no small part in the early development of the
United States of America.

You are listening to: "The Hessenlied" (Song of Hessen) it is the official anthem of the German Federal State of Hesse.
The text was written by Carl Preser, the melodie was composed by Albrecht Brede.

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