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the impact that music had on people then and the effect that it continues to have now. Sounds of War: Music in the United States during World War II argues that music composed during the 1940s was unlike any other era of music because of its emphasis on making the listener feel like they are part of the war or if they are somewhere else. It adds that songs from World War II continue to be used today in order to remember those harsh times of war and to remind everyone of the costs of liberty and freedom. Some examples of this would include Aaron
Copland's "
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After the successful incorporation of music into the war efforts, more was needed in order to keep hopes alive and stable in the U.S. and on the front. At various times music was used as a tool for war, whether it was to entertain or to recuperate soldiers. Furthermore, consideration must be given to
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took a strong interest in promoting
Germanic culture and music, which returned people to the folk culture of their remote ancestors while promoting the distribution of radio to transmit propaganda. The Nazi government had an obsession with controlling culture and promoting the culture it controlled.
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American troops had regular access to radio in all but the most difficult combat situations, and not only did soldiers know specific songs but also specific recordings. This gave a nature to
American troops' music during WWII: not as many songs were sung around a fire or while marching, but instead
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The role of music not only had effects in the international sphere but in the domestic society of the United States as well, since the prolific number of war songs caused the number of concerts performed to greatly increase, along with the incorporation of women and
African American musicians into
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With the war continuing through the 1940s, other initiatives to muster morale arose. With drafting numbers reaching close to 500,000, the
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Germans were likely more concerned with the war than styles of music. But as the war went poorly the objectives of the government moved from building a perfect German state to keeping the population in line, and the relative importance of morale-raising songs
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Popular music is tied with nostalgia and collective memory. Though a historian can find samples of music that were played on the radio or can collect soldiers' songs from a period, ranking the subjective meaning and value assigned to a song by the people of that period will be greatly impacted by
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Therefore, World War II was a unique situation for music and its relationship to warfare. Never before was it possible for not only single songs, but also single recordings of songs to be so widely distributed to the population. Never before had the number of listeners to a single performance (a
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Germany passed an official law on Jazz music. Not surprisingly it deals with the racial nature of the music and makes laws based on racial theories. Jazz was "Negroid"; It posed a threat to European higher culture, and was therefore forbidden except in the case of scientific study.
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had so much power to determine not only what songs were performed and listened to, but also to control the recordings, not allowing local people to alter the songs in their own performances. Though local people still sang and produced songs, this form of music faced serious new competition from
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This type of propaganda was performed by both sides and is some of the earliest mass psych-ops. Often the propagandist was listened to by the other sides, and there is little evidence that these had any impact, except that the Axis participants were often detained and if originally from allied
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Also, a subtle factor of history makes gaining a reliable picture of the music of
Germany more difficult than among the Allies. World War II in the English speaking world is usually remembered as a great triumph and the music is often performed with a sense of pride. Therefore, over time the
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was severe. The
American hit "Coming in on a Wing and a Prayer," for example, was censored because of its almost blasphemous mix of religious words and a foxtrot melody. BBC heads were also worried about American-style crooners undermining the virility of British men.
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For example, it is known that many Germans enjoyed American jazz, and it is also known that Germans sang songs in Nazi sponsored events, but it would be difficult to determine the relative popularity of this music in the current context of shame concerning the war.
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from World War II has not been assigned the high heroic status of American and British popular music. As the music itself goes, however, it is considered by many as being above the level of the latter, which is also true of Fascist Italian music of the time.
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In a nod to the special services and sacrifices the troops were making both overseas as well as domestically, many of these songs were specially re-recorded by their original artists for a Department of Defense musical and morale mission entitled
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collective consciousness of this period's music has become stronger. In Germany, World War II is generally seen as a shameful period; it would be difficult to imagine a band playing 'all the old favourites' of World War II in a public place.
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with Latin America and forestall the spread of military hostilities throughout the Americas. Professional musicians and composers from both North and South America were invited to concertize together on radio shows such as
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was forced to adapt, if only because British soldiers were listening to German radio stations to hear dance music. This adaptation did not commence without conflict. The BBC increased the amount of dance music played, but
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During World War II, often cut off troops or isolated outposts found themselves exposed in the radio range of the enemy, which used popular music as a means to attract listeners and then provide propaganda messages.
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countries prosecuted, while Allied broadcasters were seen as legitimate in Allied countries. Again it shows the way music is understood in the context of World War II is from the winners' point of view, whereas
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The American and British government could count on popular music reflecting the same war aims that the government wanted due to sharing the views of the people. Americans wanted a quick final victory over the
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without compromise and the songs about a world after the war at peace with the boys coming home not only met the personal desires of people but also reflected the goals of US government.
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music). As an example, the singers would twist a hit such as
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2324:, later corrected to "Sink the Bismarck"), a 1960 song by
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Dent Wheeler on Axis Sally during the battle of the Bulge
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Popular concert songs in Britain during the war included:
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We're Going to Hang out the Washing on the Siegfried Line
2130:, rhyming "Singapore" with "we don't go there anymore".
1759:
Written by Eddie Seller, Sol Marcus, and Bennie Benjamin
698:(OIAA), President Roosevelt utilized music as a form of
3173:
The Music of World War II: War Songs and Their Stories:
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Dissonant Divas in Chicana Music: The Limits of La Onda
2556:
Dissonant Divas in Chicana Music: The Limits of La Onda
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who died in 1968, soon after the first episode played.
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Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany
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Politics, propaganda, resistance, exile and responses.
2780:
The Directory of the Armed Forces Radio Service Series
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The Directory of the Armed Forces Radio Service Series
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The Music of World War II: War Songs and their Stories
2126:" with a taunt to English-speaking soldiers about the
1973:, meaning that Jewish musicians could no longer work.
1753:
Words by Nat Burton and Music by Walter Kent (1941–42)
1751:(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover
545:(There'll Be Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover
585:"When The Lights Go On Again (All Over The World)" -
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http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/ww2-music-uk.html
3116:
Lexington, KY.: University Press of Kentucky, 2000.
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Harry MacKenzie, Greeenwood Press, CT. 1999, p. 198
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Songs, compositions and others written after the war
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music hated by Hitler but loved all over the world.
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2747:John Canarina, University of Rochester Press 1998
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696:
Office of the Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs
59:. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed.
3152:: U.S. Women's Military Bands During World War II.
3072:I'll Be Seeing You ..: Songs of World War II.
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1853:"V lesu prifrontovom" (In a forest near the front)
748:In the years immediately after World War II, the
630:Sounds of War: Music in the United States during
3091:Leitch, Michael, Peter J. Foss, and Ann Munday.
3012:Thesis (M.Mus.)--University of Melbourne, 1995.
2989:Take-Off!: American All-Girl Bands During WW II.
3215:http://fcit.usf.edu/HOLOCAUST/arts/musReich.htm
3210:http://fcit.usf.edu/HOLOCAUST/arts/musDegen.htm
2895:The U.S. Office of War Information, August 1945
2527:Records of the Office of Inter-American Affairs
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2006:(who had a Jewish wife). The popular music of
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3225:Gerard McBurney on The Music of World War II
2084:) was popular with Joseph Goebbels near the
1769:Who do you think you are kidding, Mr Hitler?
3234:http://www.bejo.co.uk/bejo/html/alblads.htm
2110:Goebbels commissioned a swing band called "
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2804:Adler, Samuel (2017). Thym, Jürgen (ed.).
1692:But I know we'll meet again some sunny day
437:Words by Irving Kahal, music by Sammy Fain
3137:Thesis (Ph.D.)--Walden University, 1994.
3026:New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.
2808:(illustrated ed.). Pendragon Press.
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1969:in 1933. Membership required a so-called
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119:Learn how and when to remove this message
3220:http://www.remember.org/educate/art.html
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1961:, or "Reich Music Chamber", part of the
1385:Nyan-Nyan(From Chinese = Girls) Festival
440:"I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You)" -
2956:Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012.
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644:Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition
511:Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition
359:(With Anyone Else But Me)" - Composer:
5100:Romanian prisoners in the Soviet Union
3229:Pritzker Military Museum & Library
5971:Gilbert and Marshall Islands campaign
5403:Japanese invasion of French Indochina
5049:Italian prisoners in the Soviet Union
5005:Finnish prisoners in the Soviet Union
4103:Rape during the occupation of Germany
3114:Swing It!: The Andrews Sisters Story.
3074:Essex, England: EMI Music Pub, 1988.
2010:(also Jewish) was completely banned.
1008:and the Nakano Columbia Rhythm Boys.)
660:A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square
564:"Waitin' For The Train To Come In" -
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5093:Polish prisoners in the Soviet Union
4118:Rape during the liberation of France
3154:Lanham, MD.: Scarecrow Press, 2011.
2691:A Dictionary for the Modern Composer
2252:Threnody to the Victims of Hiroshima
2106:, had joined the Nazi Party in 1934.
1950:Approved and unapproved German music
492:"Kiss the Boys Goodbye" - Composer:
57:adding citations to reliable sources
2705:founded by Samuel Adler in 1952 on
2438:. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
2340:- Musical produced and directed by
1901:. Forms of music targeted included
1551:You Can Catch the Bomb by the Hands
694:. Through the establishment of the
433:I'll Be Seeing You - The Ink Spots/
227:were listened to between combat on
5319:German invasion of the Netherlands
3592:Weather events during World War II
3194:World ORT: Music and the Holocaust
2832:. Putnam. 1978. pp. 294–295.
1485:Midnight(Late at Night) in Batavia
1415:Year 2,600 (of Japan's Foundation)
222:American music during World War II
25:
5950:Northern Burma and Western Yunnan
3095:London: Wise Publications, 1975.
1725:Kiss Me Goodnight, Sergeant-Major
1574:British popular music and the BBC
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3047:Philadelphia: M. W. Lads, 1966.
1842:March of the Defenders of Moscow
1763:The theme tune of the TV series
593:You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To
401:I Don't Want To Walk Without You
306:Comin' In on a Wing and a Prayer
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2703:Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra
2513:books.google.com See Pgs. 41-54
2491:The American Presidency Project
2154:Polish Armed Forces in the East
2150:Polish Armed Forces in the West
2045:Wunschkonzert für die Wehrmacht
2038:, as well as Austrians such as
2018:Music permitted under the Nazis
1889:In art, this attack came after
1463:On the Street Corners of Manila
754:Seventh Army Symphony Orchestra
528:& His Orchestra; Composer:
44:needs additional citations for
6197:Vietnamese famine of 1944–1945
3900:Territorial changes of Germany
3808:Indonesian National Revolution
2414:http://www.historyonthenet.com
2169:Czerwone maki na Monte Cassino
1561:Music in the Democratic Allies
1516:Chichi yo, anata wa tsuyokatta
954:Favorite Horse's Marching Song
684:United States State Department
407:& His Orchestra Composer:
357:Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree
180:centralized electronic music.
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5597:Japanese invasion of Thailand
5548:Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran
5312:German invasion of Luxembourg
3686:Mediterranean and Middle East
2755:194 Seventh Army Symphony on
2466:. Bennington: Merriam Press.
2301:describes the horrors of the
2144:There were specific songs of
1867:Symphony No. 7 (Shostakovich)
1636:There'll Always Be An England
1538:Bakudan gurai wa te de uke-yo
1393:From Manchuria to North China
1363:Lullaby of a War-time Country
791:The Three Brave Human Bullets
346:Don't Get Around Much Anymore
252:Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive
5504:Invasion of the Soviet Union
5193:Occupation of Czechoslovakia
4504:Independent State of Croatia
3227:, a lecture recorded at the
2656:A Pictorial History of Radio
2198:Propaganda against the enemy
2172:- a song connected with the
2140:Polish music in World War II
2030:by German composers such as
768:military bands and groups.
572:What a Diff'rence a Day Made
319:and his City Slickers (1943)
6488:End of World War II in Asia
6328:Western invasion of Germany
5835:Chinese famine of 1942–1943
5812:Second Battle of El Alamein
5382:Hundred Regiments Offensive
5354:Battle of the Mediterranean
5207:Italian invasion of Albania
3374:Air warfare of World War II
2379:Music and political warfare
2332:of that battleship in 1941.
2162:, the most popular song in
1976:Along with exhibitions of "
1850:"Oy, Tumany" (Oh, the Fogs)
1821:March of the Soviet Tankmen
1757:When the Lights Go on Again
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6414:Naval bombardment of Japan
5782:First Battle of El Alamein
5701:Battle of Christmas Island
5646:Japanese invasion of Burma
5410:Italian invasion of Greece
5326:German invasion of Belgium
5298:German invasion of Denmark
5271:1939–1940 Winter Offensive
5140:Second Italo-Ethiopian War
3397:Comparative military ranks
2977:University of Kent, 2011.
2524:Anthony, Edwin D. (1973).
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1472:Batabiya no yoru wa fukete
1425:Shussei heishi o okuru uta
670:Fanfare for the Common Man
589:& His Orchestra (1943)
582:& His Orchestra (1944)
551:& His Orchestra (1942)
322:"Remember Pearl Harbor" -
247:& His Orchestra (1944)
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6335:Bratislava–Brno offensive
6266:Dutch famine of 1944–1945
5890:Allied invasion of Sicily
5750:Aleutian Islands campaign
5722:Zhejiang-Jiangxi campaign
5660:Greek famine of 1941–1944
5555:Second Battle of Changsha
5460:German invasion of Greece
5305:Battle of Zaoyang–Yichang
3640:North and Central Pacific
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2462:Winkler, Sheldon (2013).
2434:Fauser, Annegret (2013).
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2112:Charlie and His Orchestra
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5904:Solomon Islands campaign
5653:Third Battle of Changsha
5250:First Battle of Changsha
5156:Second Sino-Japanese War
4089:German military brothels
3955:United States war crimes
3059:Ballads of World War II.
2793:https://books.google.com
2757:https://books.google.com
2732:https://books.google.com
2707:https://books.google.com
2654:Settel, Irving (1967) .
2384:Interpretive communities
2241:) for treason, in 1946.
1963:Reich Chamber of Culture
1507:When You Depart Tomorrow
1402:Kigen' nisenrop'yaku-nen
1209:Neighborhood Association
1049:Joyous Life in Manchukuo
602:Something to Shout About
6349:Second Guangxi campaign
6204:Philippines (1944–1945)
5708:Battle of the Coral Sea
5611:Fall of the Philippines
5257:Battle of South Guangxi
5163:Battles of Khalkhin Gol
4562:Italian Social Republic
3133:Simmonds, Rae Nichols.
2991:New York: Knopf, 2007.
2923:Communication Quarterly
2279:for best musical score.
2186:- a song also known as
1599:were regularly played.
1529:Father, you were strong
704:international relations
469:Long Ago (And Far Away)
295:Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
68:"Music in World War II"
5934:Armistice of Cassibile
5736:Battle of Dutch Harbor
5687:Battle of the Java Sea
5590:Attack on Pearl Harbor
5490:Syria–Lebanon campaign
5483:Battle of South Shanxi
5453:Invasion of Yugoslavia
5236:Battle of the Atlantic
4850:Korean Liberation Army
4556:(until September 1943)
4513:(until September 1944)
4491:(until September 1944)
2350:Tomorrow Belongs to Me
2344:in 1966, narrates the
2310:On The Nameless Height
2303:Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
2294:A Survivor from Warsaw
2283:The Hiroshima Symphony
2069:would have increased.
1856:"Ždi Menya" (Await Me)
1450:Manira no machikado-de
210:North African Campaign
143:
138:crew members aboard a
6554:Music in World War II
6098:Second Battle of Guam
5994:Bengal famine of 1943
5964:Second Battle of Kiev
5920:Battle of the Dnieper
5625:Battle of Wake Island
5497:East African campaign
5439:Battle of South Henan
5084:atrocities by Germans
4857:Korean Volunteer Army
3831:Occupation of Germany
3585:Music in World War II
2925:(Vol. 43). (Pg 368–38
2366:Springtime for Hitler
2275:was nominated for an
2264:From Here to Eternity
2183:Marsz Gwardii Ludowej
2124:Thanks for the Memory
1998:, Arnold Schoenberg,
1814:Farewell of Slavianka
1253:Beloved missing Palau
1025:Hello, Hello, Turtle!
1012:Moshi, moshi, kame-yo
682:During the 1940s the
503:Kiss the Boys Goodbye
421:(1942), performed by
348:(Never No Lament)" -
308:" - The Song Spinners
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6384:Surrender of Germany
5862:Battle of West Hubei
5819:Guadalcanal campaign
5789:Battle of Stalingrad
5715:Battle of Madagascar
4482:Albania protectorate
4269:(formerly Swaziland)
3978:Wehrmacht war crimes
3794:Expulsion of Germans
3578:Art and World War II
3476:British contribution
3425:Governments in exile
3043:Helbig, Otto Henry.
2952:Baade, Christina L.
2719:New Music New Allies
2660:Grosset & Dunlap
2257:Krzysztof Penderecki
1578:During the war, the
976:Flower of Patriotism
870:Hinomaru kōshinkyoku
847:Taiheiyō kōshinkyoku
723:Nestor Mesta Chayres
702:in order to improve
688:Good Neighbor policy
53:improve this article
6474:Potsdam Declaration
6363:Italy (Spring 1945)
6126:Liberation of Paris
5583:Siege of Sevastopol
4594:(until August 1944)
4497:Wang Jingwei regime
4319:from September 1943
4279:from September 1944
4217:from September 1944
4077:Romanian war crimes
4068:Persecution of Jews
4054:Croatian war crimes
4024:Japanese war crimes
3838:Occupation of Japan
3787:First Indochina War
3499:Military production
3411:Declarations of war
3057:Henderson, Hamish.
2858:Bruno Balz - Archiv
2174:Polish Armed Forces
1897:, and all forms of
1656:Words and Music by
1638:(1939–40) Words by
1494:Ashita wa otochi-ka
910:Song of the Bivouac
861:Pacific Ocean March
837:Hawaii Naval Battle
612:& His Orchestra
522:Sentimental Journey
498:Victor Schertzinger
464:& His Orchestra
352:& His Orchestra
339:The Andrews Sisters
273:& His Orchestra
184:German-English song
6467:Surrender of Japan
6300:Battle of Iwo Jima
6149:Belgrade offensive
5562:Siege of Leningrad
5446:Battle of Shanggao
5375:British Somaliland
5340:Dunkirk evacuation
5291:Norwegian campaign
5229:Invasion of Poland
5056:Japanese prisoners
4017:Italian war crimes
3948:British war crimes
3863:Soviet occupations
3647:South-West Pacific
3534:Allied cooperation
3492:Military equipment
3239:2015-10-03 at the
3175:Merriam Pr, 2019.
3171:Winkler, Sheldon.
3147:Sullivan, Jill M.
3022:Fauser, Annegret.
1847:"Ogoniok" (Beacon)
1618:Flanagan and Allen
1350:Gunkoku komori-uta
1165:If I Go to the Sea
801:Aikoku kōshinkyoku
762:Armed Forces Radio
750:United States Army
700:cultural diplomacy
638:I'll Be Seeing You
623:Armed Forces Radio
313:Der Fuehrer's Face
229:Armed Forces Radio
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6241:Burma (1944–1945)
6075:Mariana and Palau
5855:Tunisian campaign
5680:Fall of Singapore
5604:Fall of Hong Kong
5347:Battle of Britain
5200:Operation Himmler
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4773:Dutch East Indies
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4061:Genocide of Serbs
3964:German war crimes
3941:Soviet war crimes
3934:Allied war crimes
3780:Division of Korea
3759:Chinese Civil War
3557:Strategic bombing
3469:Manhattan Project
3181:978-0-359-64779-8
2728:978-0-520-24755-0
2628:978-0-8166-7316-2
2604:978-0-8229-6187-1
2565:978-0-8166-7316-2
2510:978-0-8229-6187-1
2473:978-1-4825-3626-3
2445:978-0-19-932376-0
2299:Arnold Schoenberg
2156:. These included
2146:Polish resistance
2128:fall of Singapore
2062:Volksgemeinschaft
2024:Reichsmusikkammer
1996:Felix Mendelssohn
1971:Aryan certificate
1958:Reichsmusikkammer
1915:Arnold Schoenberg
1807:Dark Is the Night
1740:(1939), words by
1727:(1939), words by
1372:Nyan-nyan matsuri
778:Nikudan san'yūshi
654:God Bless America
423:Betty Jane Rhodes
384:Seven Lively Arts
331:Don't Fence Me In
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1677:We'll meet again
1654:We'll Meet Again
1620:(1939) Words by
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2973:Beeny, Martyn.
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2919:Field of Dreams
2910:John Bush Jones
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2000:George Gershwin
1987:entartete Musik
1982:entartete Kunst
1967:Joseph Goebbels
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1923:Richard Strauss
1907:Igor Stravinsky
1879:Nazi government
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