Written by Walter Kent and Nat Burton, this hopeful song of peace after the war was popularised by Vera Lynn in 1942, when the outlook was dark. There’ll Be Bluebirds Over the White Cliffs of Dover She also wrote ‘Une chanson à trois temps’/’The Partisan’, popularised by both Édith Piaf and Leonard Cohen.
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The most popular song of the French Resistance and Free French Forces, this anthem was composed by Anna Marly in London in 1943, inspired by a Russian song (Marly was Russian by birth). Collectors should note that this beautifully packaged double disc set includes exclusive material that was not included in the first two UK soundtrack volumes. It is still being sung to this day all over the world in support of anti-fascism. This perennial left-wing folk anthem got its start in Italian Partisan resistance and Italian Civil War of 1943–45. Several versions by different artists gained popularity during the war, though in later years the phrase took on a more satirical context. Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunitionīased on stories about a wartime chaplain who supposedly uttered the phrase during the attack on Pearl Harbour, this American wartime patriotic anthem was written by Frank Loesser in 1942. Kiss me Goodnight Sergeant MajorĪnother humorous British entry, this 1939 soldier’s song was popularised by Arthur Askey. At the time Germany was secretly building up its arsenal in preparation for war. Queer as Folk: The Final Season (Original Soundtrack) Various Artists (Artist), Jeremy Wilson (Composer), Cyndi Lauper (Composer, Performer), Heather Small (Composer), Joachim Garraud (Composer), John Davenport (Composer), William Wittman (Composer, Performer), Jon Ciafone (Composer), Josef Larossi (Composer, Performer), Peter-John Vettese. PanzerliedĬomposed in 1933 by Wehrmacht Oberleutnant Kurt Wiehle, this famous Nazi war anthem was adapted from an older sailor’s song to inspire and support the Tank Force ( Panzerwaffe). 90s 12 inch Collection vol.2 (Various) CD (Bette, Taylor dayne, M People, Expose, Abdul and more 9. Professor Mary Fulbrook talks to Dan about the justice process that followed the Holocaust, about what drove people to commit war crimes and what stopped people from resisting them.
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