"heidewitzka" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Popularized by the 1936 Kölsch song Heidewitzka, Herr Kapitän by Karl Berbuer (also known as the Müllemer Bötche). Ultimately in all likelihood onomatopoeic. It seems unclear whether the word was coined by Berbuer or already existed before. Many commentators think that the phrase Heidewitzka, Herr Kapitän (roughly “Huzzah, Mr. Captain”) was a covert parody of Heil Hitler.",
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          "english": "All right lads, come on! We’ll still win this!",
          "text": "So Jungs, heidewitzka! Das schaffen wir noch!",
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        "huzzah!, come on! (used to incite to vigorous action)"
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          "english": "Bam! What a shot!",
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    "de:Heidewitzka, Herr Kapitän",
    "de:Karl Berbuer"
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