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There is actually an interesting two page look at the song in Roger Moorehouse's Berlin At War in a chapter that deals with the wider implications of radio in the Third Reich. I haven't the copy to hand (it is on my desk at work) but from memory it is about page 200.
It's not necessarily an academic deconstruction of either the song or its sociological importance, rather an insight into a specific song and its manipulation by Goebels in a larger use of radio. Also - and I hate to get all nerd on you - but there is also a similar (cursory) look at Carl Orff's Carmina Burana in Richard Evan's The Third Reich in Power Just my two cents for anyone interested in music in the Third Reich ![]()
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