Evelyn Kunneke sang this song, recorded in 1941. It was a favourite among German U-boat crews while on patrol.
In the Pacific theater: Tokyo Rose.
Vera Lynn
By the end of 1938 Germany had more than gained redress for its grievances. At the risk of simplifying things, from the 1890s till 1945 key elites in Germany believed that the country was morally and/or racially 'entitled' to a vast Empire and to world power status. They looked at Britain and France and asked, 'What have they done to **deserve** international greatness?' Because of their excellent education system and their military successes many Germans liked to think that they were superior to other peoples. There was a tendency to forget that international politics isn't like the awarding of grades in schools and colleges ... In other words it isn't fair. They also forgot that politics is 'the art of the possible' - by which I mean possible without war. Long before the rise of the Nazis there was a narcissistic sense of almost unlimited poltical 'entitlement' among many Germans. Moreover, in 1917-18 Germany had defeated Russia. (Of course, as Germany was defeated in Western Europe, this victory was worthless). The defeat of Russia in 1917-18 encouraged fantasies of almost unlimited expansion in Eastern Europe and beyond. From 1933 the Hitler Youth sang 'Today we have Germany / Tomorrow the whole world'. What's more, it was very close to official policy ...! Joncey
To make the entire world Germany. And to have the aryean race (blonde Hair blue eyes) which is kind of ironic if you think about it because he had neither. Hitler's main goal for Germany was "Lebensraum" which means "living space." Basically this means that Hitler wanted to expand his territory. He hoped he could gain this living space by expanding his territory into Russia. Hitler believed that the German race was superior to all other races. He believed that this entitled the Germans to more living space that other races. He also wanted the other races to be eventually exterminated. He began this process by creating concentration camps for minorities and by encouraged pure Germans to breed with only other pure Germans.
Hitler went to war because he felt that germany was disgraced in the great war because of the jews and he (also he though of himself as germany which is why most of his sppechs and the SS you know german groups loyal to hitler used the fatherland bascially as a term for hitler) felt that since all germans were the greatest race they deserved all the land they wanted
The most popular song during World War 2 was Nat King Cole - "A Nightingale Sang."
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square - film - was created in 1979.
The duration of A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square - film - is 1.7 hours.
And a Nightingale Sang - 1989 TV is rated/received certificates of: UK:PG
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Examples include:The nightingale sang softer under the eavesThe neighbors could tell time based on the song of the punctual nightingale
According to Juliet, the nightingale sang from the pomegranate tree in her garden. Juliet says this because she does not want Romeo to leave after their first and only night together.
Her eloquence fit beautifully in a sentence. The nightingale sang beautifully.
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A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square - 1979 is rated/received certificates of: Iceland:12 UK:A (original rating) (passed with cuts) UK:PG (video rating: 105m) (1986) (2003)
The song is 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square', by Anita O'Day.