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Question 57
Awriiight, youse guys, here's one for youse: Name the composer of "Schlageters letzte Worte: 'Alles fuers Vaterland.'" Privately published in Munich, 1923. Hint: The composer was also known as "Hitler's piano player."
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Re: Question 57
Is it Ernst (Putzi) Hanfstaengl ?????
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Re: Question 57
Just a wild guess off hand.
Bruno Schestak, wrote the words to "Heil Hitler Dir"?
Bruno Schestak, wrote the words to "Heil Hitler Dir"?
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Re: Question 57
I think I'm close, I just can't put my finger on it. Don't keep me at arms length on the answer. I'm going to put my finger in the air and see which way the wind is blowing. Ah! The good old days, when an upraised hand was good for something more than hailing a taxi!
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Re: Question 57
Hi all,
Would someone like to post a question and kickstart the quiz again?
regards Robb
Would someone like to post a question and kickstart the quiz again?
regards Robb
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Question 58
OK, Robb, here's one:
What was one of the lesser known titles of "Lied der Legion Condor"?
Hint: "T............... der Aufklärer".
What was one of the lesser known titles of "Lied der Legion Condor"?
Hint: "T............... der Aufklärer".
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Re: Question 58
Hi Ivan,
I think we need some help on this one?
regards Robb
I think we need some help on this one?
regards Robb
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Re: Question 58
Hello, Robb
Hint 2: who laughs in the song? It is 'his march'.
Ivan
Hint 2: who laughs in the song? It is 'his march'.
Ivan
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Re: Question 58
"Teufelsmarsch der Aufklärer"...? 

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Re: Question 58
Correct! Teichmann arranged it under this title and recorded for Grammophon company.
Over to you.
Ivan
Over to you.
Ivan
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Question 59
Dresden Opera, 10 February 1938: Karl Böhm staged a succesful first performance of Richard Mohaupt's opera Die Wirtin von Pinsk - and later it was banned. Why?
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Re: Question 59
Mohaupt's opera was banned when the authorities discovered the composer's wife was Jewish.
Question is free.
Question is free.
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Anyone?
/Marcus
/Marcus
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Question 60
Next Question: This song is one of the most well known Wehrmacht songs. It was composed on the way to Königsbruck. The Composer adapted a German sailor's song, writing lyrics more appropriate to the Panzerwaffe.
Song? When composed? Who by?
regards Robb
Song? When composed? Who by?
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Re: Question 60
Panzerlied, June 1933, Oberleutnant Kurt Wiehle.