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Wir Mädel Singen, Liederbuch des Bundes Deutscher Mädel (We Girls are Singing - Songbook of the BdM) is a 5-1/4 x 7-3/8 inches, 226 page hard cover illustrated Nazi song book published by the Reichsjugendführung in 1939. It is a second, expanded edition printed by Georg Kallmeyer Verlag of Wolfenbüttel and Berlin.
This illustrated Nazi songbook is definitely for Mädel und Jungmädel, girls and young women. The subjects of the songs are focussed on children and home life although there are also songs about the Führer and obligatory labor service.
This book contains a very comprehensive index and in the back there is advertising for other Georg Kallmeyer Verlag Hitler Youth songbooks.
Very good condition with name of original owner on the title page and a dedication dated October 1939 on the first flyleaf. Complete.
Very good condition with name of original owner on the title page and a dedication dated October 1939 on the first flyleaf. Complete.
BDM SONG BOOK
1939 LIEDERBUCH DES BUNDES DEUTSCHER MAEDEL
ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE
GERMAN THIRD REICH SONG BOOKS
ONE OF THE BEST AND MOST COMPLETE
GERMAN THIRD REICH SONG BOOKS
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