Luftwaffe musicians performing in the Netherlands, 1941–1942. Anonymous photograph, Rijksmuseum. Historical context image; performers on this album are unconfirmed.

Bomben auf Engelland

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Luftwaffe musicians performing in the Netherlands, 1941–1942. Anonymous photograph, Rijksmuseum. Historical context image; performers on this album are unconfirmed.

Bomben auf Engelland

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A song associated with the Nazi propaganda film Feuertaufe, with words by Wilhelm Stoeppler and music by Norbert Schultze. Its title means “Bombs on England”; the film connection places it within the propaganda surrounding German aerial warfare.

2:47 · MP3 · 256 kbps
One digital audio file. No physical CD.

From Fallschirmjäger & Flieger Marches.
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Sources & research notes

A contemporary postcard in Clark University’s collection documents the song’s film connection and authorship. It does not identify the performers or recording date of this audio.

Clark University postcard archive.

Presented for historical listening and study. Recording-session and performer credits remain unconfirmed.

Image: anonymous photograph of Luftwaffe musicians in the occupied Netherlands, 1941–1942. Rijksmuseum, NG-2007-5-216; public domain, unaltered. The photograph does not identify the performers heard here. Image source.

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