Berlin 1945...and scrabbling through the wreckage of bombed out buildings, a young British soldier stumbles across the ravaged hulk of one of the German capital's main Wehrmacht military hospitals; however unlike many of his compatriots intent on looting Nazi medals, steel helmets and flags as souvenirs of war, this young soldier was looking for more interesting booty... and he found it in the shape of a large collection of totally rare and undamaged 78 rpm shellac records buried in the doctor’s mess-room.

Carefully packing up his precious haul of records, performed by some of the finest Musikkorps of the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS, the soldier eventually brought the collection back to England where it lay undiscovered until the early 1990s. Now this fabulous Nazi music archive featuring Musikkorps der Legion Condor, Kappelle der SS-Standarte 4, Musikkorp Divisions Herman Göring, Musikkorps der Infanterie Regiment ‘Gross-Deutschland’, Reichsmusizug der RAD, Musikkkorps der SS-Leibstandarten’Adolf Hitler, Kappelle der Feldjägerkorps, Sturm 33 und Mitgliedr der Standarte 1 and Musikkorps der Fliegerhorst Kommandantur Berlin-Staaken, amongst others, has been carefully restored and digitally re-mastered by British music industry engineers to offer you a rare 2-CD set containing 32 of the finest military marching songs recorded during the years 1933-1945 including...

Alte-Kameraden - Westerwald – Pariser Einzugs-Marsch.- Die Ganze Kompanie - Panzer Marsch - Vorwärts Nach Osten – Flieg, deutsche Fahne, flieg - Der Königgratzer Marsch - Mein Regiment Mein Heimatland – Frankreich Lied - Panzer Rollen in Afrika Vor – Hannelore - Gegen Briten und Franzosen - Preussens Gloria - Die Fahne Hoche! – Bataillon Garde – Wenn die Soldaten and Lore, Lore...