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German Military March Music
Nazi Songs Third Reich Music Adolf Hitler
Since the dawn of organized armies men have been led into bloody battle by heroic martial music - and soothed their lonely spirits with sweet songs of their loved ones by the campfire.
No where was this more true than Nazi Germany under National Socialism. Dr. Goebbel's ministry of nazi propaganda encouraged the writing and production of many of the most rousing and heroic military songs and marches in history; yet the battle-hardened soldiers' softer side was not ignored.
Lili Marlene was not just a favorite German Nazi soldier love song but became the favorite of American GI's and British Tommies as well! We invite you to share that moment in history just as the German soldier or civilian did - whether on the frozen hell of the endless steppes - or in a bomb shelter, where the sound of the encouraging music calmed their racing heart and gave new strength to flagging morale to carry on the fight.
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= German Language = English Language = Both English & German = Hungarian Language
Heroic Music • Heroic Men • Heroic Times
You've never seen a military music CD like this!
You will hear these rare inspiring historical songs and marches of the Third Reich just as the German radio & record playing public did!
Digitally re-mastered for your listening pleasure on CD.
KRIEGSMARINE MARCHES NAZI GERMAN MILITARY
MARCH MUSIC AND SONGS ON CD
CD220 - Kriegsmarine Marches
This is an exclusive PzG™ Inc. product.
What makes PzG Inc. CDs the BEST value for your money?When you order a PzG Inc. CD you are getting only the very best in Adolf Hitler Third Reich Nazi military march historical music. PzG Inc. CDs are all high quality historical recordings that have been professionally re-mastered, factory produced, and glass pressed. These ARE NOT cheap CDRs burned in some dirty bassment! All songs are from original Third Reich 78 RPM records professionally re-mastered for even listening with a musical balance between instrumental and choral marches. PzG’s art work is eye catching and stimulating as well as historicaly informative.
Includes favorites like:Wir fahren gegen Engelland.
It’s not just a CD anymore!
Total playing time 66:00
25 songs and marches
from original Third Reich 78rpm recordings
Historical Facts: Front cover painting by Claus Bergen. The painting on the back show two Matresen entertaining shipmates.
Wir fahren gegen Engelland (choral)
Flieg, deutsche Fahne, flieg
Heut geht es an Bord (choral)
Seemanns los (choral)
Warte mein Mädel (choral)
Windstärke 12 (choral)
Kameraden auf See (choral)
Mit vollem Segeln (choral)
Heut' stechen wir ins blaue Meer (choral)
Wo Matrosen sind (choral)
Michel, horch der Seewind pfeit (choral)
Altniederländisches Dankgebet
Willst du Deutscher sein (choral)
Admiral Stosch-Marsch (choral)
Wir ziehen nach Engelland (choral)
U-Boot Lied (choral)
Torpedo Los! (choral)
Homecoming report Lt Günther Prien U-47 (choral)
U-47 Lied (choral)
Hüte dich, Engelland (choral)
Ritter der Nordsee - Schnellboot (choral)
Unsere Minensucher (choral)
Panzerschiffe Deutschland
Das muß den ersten Seelord doch erschüttern (choral)
Features 50+ year old recordings that are digitally produced from original Nazi Germany Adolf Hitler Third Reich era 78-rpm records.
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Customer Comments & Music Reviews:
CD220 Kriegsmarine Marches
Some of the finest music to come out of wartime Germany was written for its navy, and “Kriegsmarine Marches” features many outstanding examples. But its cover reproduction of a painting by Third Reich artist, Claus Bergen, of a Type VII u-boat patrolling some coastal waters is itself worth the album’s purchase price! “Wir fahren gegen Engelland” (“We sail against England”) was perhaps the best known of its kind, with its fatalistic lyrics telling of a seaman who tells his girl that if she should receive word that he sleeps at the bottom of the ocean, not to grieve for him, but only think he shed his blood for the Fatherland. The song, sung on board famous ships like the “Bismarck” and “Scharnhorst”, indeed paralleled the fate of these vessels and their crews.
Perhaps the single most popular tune to come out of the undersea service was “Warte, mein Maedel” (“Wait, my girl-friend”), likewise addressed to a sweetheart left behind, and a hit tune from 1941’s acclaimed motion picture, “U-Boot West”. Another submarine song, “Torpedo, los!”, appropriately precedes actual radio coverage, recorded “live”, of the homecoming of one of the war’s outstanding captains, Guenter Prien, whose U-47 wracked revenge on Britain’s chief facility at Scapa Flow by sinking the battleship, “Royal Oak”, pride of the Royal Navy. It was there that German ships had scuttled themselves twenty one years before, rather than surrender. In this one minute, thirty nine-second slice of real history, the announcer describes Prien’s arrival to the playing of the national anthem, the shouted greetings of his crew, and congratulations from Admiral Erich Raeder. The report is followed, appropriately enough, by “U-47 Lied” (“The Song of the U-47”): “So klein ist das Boot und so gross ist das Meer” : “So little is the boat, and so great is the sea”, which swallowed U-47 with all hands during a subsequent operational cruise.
While submarine songs might be especially dramatic, other naval services are represented, including the relatively less glamorous mine-sweepers, without whom the u-boats would not have been able to leave port. A particularly brisk march is “Panzerschiffe Deutschland” (“Pocket Battleship Germany”). Renamed “Luetzow” after the outbreak of hostilities, she ended up fighting on land, when her11-inch guns were installed on the shores of the Baltic to blast Soviet hordes streaming into Eastern Europe in the closing days of the war. “Ritter der Nordsee” (“Knights of the North Sea”) describes the lethal “Schnellboote” (“e-boats” to the British; known as “PT-boats” to the Americans), which almost singlehandedly aborted the Normandy Invasion before it began, when a handful of these nimble craft killed more than three thousand soldiers and sailors during an Allied training exercise in the Battle of Slapton Sands.
Listeners to “Kriegsmarine Marches” might be surprised by some selections, such as “Windstaerke 12” (“Gale Force Winds”), a medley opening with a German language version of the Mexican folk melody, “Appalona”, a traditional favorite with German sailors going back to the mid-19th Century. The c.d. is not without humor, as demonstrated by “Das muss den ersten Seelord doch erschuettern”, a reference to Winston Churchill and his inability to keep his ships from sinking: “How glad Churchill must be to blockade us now! ‘You see, it looks now black.’ The German submarines are attacking with torpedoes. That’s gotta shake up the First Sealord! His imperial dream of ruling the world is finished.”
Certainly, the rarest selection here is the Admiral Stosch March, and, so far as this reviewer is aware, uanavailable in any other collection. The title refers to Alberecht von Stosch, founder of the modern German Navy, in 1872. Although virtually forgotten today, he was once von Bismarck’s most serious political rival. His name lives again, however, in this no less obscure, though very interesting rendition. In any case, listeners to “Kriegsmarine Marches” will find themselves sailing back through time with the authentic sounds of World War Two at sea. - Marc Roland
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Where can I get the lyrics to my favorite songs?
As a service to you we have included a link to the Volkslieder site. They have a very comprehensive list of song titles and lyrics, both German & English, for many of the song titles included on our CDs. But, please note, our music arrangements are NOT the same as the selections / samples on the Volkslieder site.
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CD220 - Kriegsmarine Marches
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