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	Telegraph \| News \| Norbert Schultze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lili Marleen was originally a poem, The Song of a Young Sentry, written by a German soldier, Hans Leip, before he was sent to the Russian front in 1915.
		By the time Marlene Dietrich had incorporated a haunting, husky (and slightly flat) rendition of Lili Marleen into her repertoire, and sung it to American infantrymen in Germany, it was established as the most popular war song ever.
		Lili Marleen remained popular long after the war had ended and various versions of it were in the American charts in 1968, the German charts in 1981 and, somewhat to Schultze's surprise, the Japanese charts in 1986.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&targetRule=10&xml=/news/2002/10/17/db1702.xml (709 words)

	Lili Marleen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Lili Marleen is a famous German song, popular during World War II.
		The words were originally written by Hans Leip in 1915, and later published as "Das Lied eines jungen Soldaten auf der Wacht" ("The Song of a Young Soldier on Watch").
		The song was originally titled "Das Mädchen unter der Laterne" (German for "the girl under the lantern"), but it became famous as "Lili Marlene".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lili_Marleen (298 words)

	Honey, Honey... Be My Valentine!
		Lili and Marleen were in their bed, slumbering peacefully, and the clock showed it was nearly 6 o'clock in the morning.
		Marleen was wearing her short, red nightgown, and she lay at the left edge of the bed, in a fetal position, because someone had stolen her covers and the smaller Lili had claimed the rest of the king sized bed for herself.
		Lili's back arched and her eyes rolled back in her head, as her hands entwined in the long hair of her lover, holding the dark head close to her, while rocking against that talented lips and tongue that made her lose control and set her on the path to the point of no return.
	www.forevaxena.com /fanfictiondelights/fanfic/fiurVlamme/honeyHoneyBeMyValentine.html (9664 words)

	Stiftung Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lili Marleen - "the biggest hit of World War II" - was more than a German soldiers´ song about parting, separation and uncertain homecoming.
		Punk bands celebrated Lili Marleen in their songs, a Canadian regiment chose Lili Marleen as its official parade march, and in Japanese karoake bars it is still part of the standard repertoire.
		Lili Marleen was more than just another song about the girl a soldier leaves behind.
	www.hdg.de /Final/eng/page2487.htm (459 words)

	All I Want For Christmas...
		Marleen had her arms crossed behind her head, and was lost in thougt, as she stared at the sky.
		Lili's head was resting, peacefully, on her stomach, and could feel the gentle rise and fall of it with every breath she took.
		Lili positioned two fingers at the entrance of Marleen's womanhood, and with the next thrust of the brunettes hips, slid deep inside her lover.
	www.forevaxena.com /fanfictiondelights/fanfic/fiurVlamme/allIWantForChristmas.html (9815 words)

	MMJMM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This small vignette evokes the character of "Lili Marlene" (or in the original German, "Lili Marleen"), from the famous German song which became the unofficial anthem of the foot soldiers of both forces in World War II.
		Lili Marlene first became a war song when it was broadcast by a German radio station in Belgrade and was picked up by the german soldiers of Rommel’s Afrika Korps.
		The “Lili Of The Lamplight” 14-part kit consists of a female figure, a WWII german soldier figure, a lamppost and a base that represents a small section of sidewalk and cobblestone street as found in the cities across Europe.
	www7.brinkster.com /mmjmm/article21.asp (592 words)

	Lale Andersen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		She is best known for her interpretation of the song Lili Marleen in 1939, which became world-famous on all sides during the second World War.
		Lale Andersen und Lili Marleen, last accessed January 16, 2006.
		Magnus-Andersen, L.: Lale Andersen, die Lili Marleen, Universitas Verlag, 1985; ISBN 3-800-40895-3.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lale_Andersen (913 words)

	International Travel News: The romance of tall-ship sailing unfurls on a Canary Island itinerary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It didn't matter that the only entertainment on board the Lili Marleen was a lone accordion player or that most of my fellow passengers were European.
		The Lili Marleen, a majestic 250-foot windjammer, is a replica barquentine with authentic traditional rigging of tall sailing ships of the late 1800s.
		Lili Marleen is unique as it's the only windjammer of its size on which to watch the crew pulling together to hoist the sails by hand, set sea maneuvers and savor a true seafaring experience.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3648/is_n7_v23/ai_21073223 (505 words)

	:: rogerebert.com :: Reviews :: Lili Marleen (xhtml) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		That role was about a woman who tried single-handedly to recreate herself in a successful image; her life paralleled the postwar "German economic miracle." Now in LILI MARLEEN here is another woman, named Willie, whose public life parallels the rise and fall of Nazism.
		In Germany, she records a version of "Lili Marleen," which is played on the radio and becomes the song of the moment.
		She is identified with the song, with Nazism, and with the war effort, and becomes a national heroine while at the same time reserving her private life for the resistance hero.
	rogerebert.suntimes.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/19810101/REVIEWS/101010343/1023 (402 words)

	Norbert Schultze
		Surely the favourite song of soldiers during World War II, Lili Marleen became the unofficial anthem of the foot soldiers of both forces in the war.
		The Allies listened to it and Lili Marleen became the favourite tune of soldiers on both sides, regardless of language.
		Lili Marlene is easily the most popular war song ever.
	www.jazzprofessional.com /report/NorbertSchultze.htm (909 words)

	Expositions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lili Marleen - 'the biggest hit of the Second World War'- is more than just any German soldier's song about farewell, separation and an uncertain return home.
		Lili Marleen deeply touches our feelings and characterizes the spirit of times: separation from one's loved ones, a feeling of homesickness and a longing for home, loneliness, a fear of death.
		The exhibition 'Lili Marleen' is a co-operation of the Haus der Geschichte in Bonn and the National War and Resistance Museum in Overloon.
	www.oorlogsmuseum.nl /uk/nieuws/expo.htm (514 words)

	Lili Marleen: Luxury boats in the Galapagos Islands.
		Lili Marleen: Luxury boats in the Galapagos Islands.
		The Lili Marleen has the flair of an exclusive yacht and the interior is characteristically maritime in style.
		Accommodating 48 passengers, the Lili Marleen features al fresco dining area, beautifully appointed lounge, private marble baths, sundeck, library, boutique and infirmary.
	www.hotelacartuja.com /lili_marleen.html (213 words)

	Deilmann Cruises - Lili Marleen
		Since LILI MARLEEN is just the right size to slip into the most interesting ports of call, how fortunate to be among an experienced crew who can expertly navigate her.
		And, of course, dining aboard LILI MARLEEN is always single seating for your convenience and pleasure.
		The barquentine rigging glimmers in the sunlight as LILI MARLEEN glides along at 12 knots.
	www.deilmann-cruises.com /lili/info.htm (999 words)

	our films (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		For millions of listeners, Lale Andersen became Lili Marleen and the song, her lucky charm and curse.
		But in the meantime, the song had become so popular and the listeners' demand for Lili Marleen so high, that Lale Andersen was allowed to perform again after nine months.
		The camera follows the trail of Lale Andersen and Lili Marleen through seven countries and to Kosovo, where every night at 10pm, the military broadcaster Radio Andernach plays a smoky voice from the past: Lale Andersen sings Lili Marleen.
	www.lichtfilm.de /efilm/efilme_09.html (295 words)

	Print Article: His Lili became the world's most popular war song (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Norbert Schultze, who has died in Berlin aged 91, was the composer of Lili Marleen, the German song immortalised by Marlene Dietrich which became an anthem for troops on both sides during World War II.
		The poem was published in 1937, and Schultze, already an established composer of German operas and film scores, set it to music in 1938.
		Lili Marleen remained popular long after the war ended and has been translated into more than 40 languages, including Russian and Hebrew.
	www.smh.com.au /cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2002/11/01/1036027038642.html (443 words)

	La niña de tus ojos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Blonde, leggy, and full of life, she was the closest thing Germany had to a Marlene Dietrich or a Marilyn Monroe; the poster for The Marriage of Maria Braun, with Schygulla in hat, camisole, nylons, and high heels, was worldwide pin-up material.
		The odd thing is that they're essentially the same movie, the first set in the post-war years (it ends in 1954, at the moment when the German national soccer team wins its first World Cup), the second during WW2.
		In Lili Marleen, Aryan Swiss chanteuse Willie falls for Jewish Underground member Robert (Giancarlo Giannini), but his distrusting father (Mel Ferrer) gets her thrown out of Switzerland, whereupon she records "Lili Marleen" and becomes the toast of Nazi Germany, all the while still loving Robert.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /archive/movies/99/04/22/LA_NINA_DE_TUS_OJOS.html (816 words)

	GundamOfficial :: Universal Century :: Gundam 0083 :: Mechanics :: Lili Marleen
		The flagship of Cima Garahau's marine corps is a mobile cruiser of the Zanzibar class, whose aerodynamic "lifting body" shape enables it to survive re-entry and fly though Earth's atmosphere.
		More heavily armed than the standard Zanzibar, the Lili Marleen has firepower equivalent to the Federation's Magellan-class battleships, and can also carry up to six mobile suits.
		For Cima and her outcast soldiers, the Lili Marleen is now the closest thing they have to a home.
	www.gundamofficial.com /worlds/uc/0083/mechanics/ship_lilimarleen.html (88 words)

	Lili Marlen Schultze (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Although the Nazis banned the song, it spread like wildfire through barracks, hospitals and bunkers on both sides of the front where ever there were lonely soldiers longing for their left-behind lovers.
		British commanders reportedly hated hearing their troops singing the German version of the song and hired a lyricist to compose an English version of "Lili Marleen," that first aired on the BBC in 1944.
		Yet Schultze, who wrote a book in 1996 titled, "With you, Lili Marleen" never considered the song his greatest work and was often plagued by its enormous success.
	blindkat.hegewisch.net /blindkat/lrdg/schultz.html (404 words)

	Bright Lights Film Journal \| Norbert Schultze
		When Norbert Schultze, one of the most famous film composers of the twentieth century, died in 2002, the overwhelming majority of obituaries in the Western press focused on the old chanson, “Lili Marleen,” the song that marked his career and relatively short period of work in Nazi Germany.
		His war engagement is marked by two compositions, “Lili Marleen” and the march “Bombs on England.” Using the collection of poems by Hans Leip, Schultze composed ten songs, amongst them “Lili Marleen,” yet they were initially regarded as too subtle and delicate.
		“Lili Marleen” was for the first time performed on the radio in 1938, by actress Lale Andersen (Liselotte Wilke).
	www.brightlightsfilm.com /46/norbert.htm (1745 words)

	Movie Database - tvguide.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Fassbinder was surely one of the world's most prolific filmmakers, producing an enormous body of work before his early death, which ironically occurred as he was editing film.
		With such a large output there were bound to be a few pictures that fell short of the director's normally high quality, LILI MARLEEN being an example.
		"Lili Marleen" was a song made famous in Germany by Lale Andersen and later Marlene Dietrich.
	online.tvguide.com /movies/database/showmovie.asp?MI=4654 (318 words)

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		Vor der KaserneVor dem großen TorStand eine LaterneUnd steht sie noch davorSo woll'n wir uns da wieder seh'nBei der Laterne wollen wir steh'n: Wie einst Lili Marleen.
		Schon rief der Posten,Sie blasen ZapfenstreichDas kann drei Tage kostenKam'rad, ich komm sogleichDa sagten wir auf WiedersehenWie gerne wollt ich mit dir geh'n: Mit dir Lili Marleen.
		Deine Schritte kennt sie,Deinen zieren GangAlle Abend brennt sie,Doch mich vergaß sie langUnd sollte mir ein Leids gescheh'nWer wird bei der Laterne stehen: Mit dir Lili Marleen?
	www.germaniaclub.homestead.com /files/Lili_Marleen_Lyrics.doc (303 words)

	Original LC List Files (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Lili Marlene and Cohen's reference in "Famous Blue Raincoat" were recently mentioned in alt.sex.movies: *************************************************************************** >From mednick@ahlp.win.net Fri Oct 8 15:43:52 1993 >Newsgroups: alt.sex.movies >From: mednick@ahlp.win.net (David L. Mednick) >Date: Fri, 01 Oct 1993 01:01:39 GMT >SUBJECT: lily marlene > > >Lily** Marlene, that's her name...
		Poetic mention of Lily Marlene always conjured up images of the >Marlene Dietrich character in "Blue Angel," though I don't remember the name >of her character in that flick.
		"Lili Marlene" was a big hit back during >WWII -- in fact, it was the only song of the era that went over as well >with Axis troops as it did with the Allies.
	home.comcast.net /~g_m/LC-ng-90-95/1001.htm (3492 words)

	ZGram - 10/28/2002 - "Lili Marleen" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Iheard "Lili Marleen" first when I was seven years old, sung by the German troops in Russia - and I heard it later intermittently - most memorably in the last days of April, 1945 when Third Reich Germany was dying.
		I have described a scene in "The Wanderers" where wounded German soldiers sang it - moments before they were executed, assembly-line fashion, by the Red Armists behind a farm house where we had sought shelter from the onslaught of the Soviets.
		Although the Nazis banned the song, it spread like wildfire through barracks, hospitals and bunkers on both sides of the front - where ever there were lonely soldiers longing for their left-behind lovers.
	www.zundelsite.org /english/zgrams/zg2002/2002-October/000080.html (662 words)

	Coalition Maritime Forces Deter Pirate Attack off Yemen
		The captain of Lili Marleen called for assistance on VHF radio, reporting that one of the two small boats fired shots at the sailing yacht.
		The captain of Lili Marleen increased speed, while its 23 crew members set out fire hoses on the deck to deter a boarding attempt by the pirates.
		The Atlantique continued to fly around the area of Lili Marleen and the Panormos Pride for the next hour, preventing further attempts at an attack.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/library/news/2004/12/mil-041215-nns03.htm (464 words)

	lili marlene (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The lyric of "Lili Marleen" (as it was originally known) was written by an obscure soldier, Hans Leip (1894-1983), while he was serving in the German infantry in 1917.
		An English version was quickly produced by Tommy Connor, removing a lingering suggestion that Lili was a prostitute, and it continued on its way as a favourite of both opposing sides.
		Leip himself always denied that Lili was of shady inclinations and said that he had based her on two girls, Lili and Marleen, whom he had known in Berlin while on leave.
	members.aol.com /lunariviera3/lili.html (369 words)

	Brownell Vacations - Peter Deilmann Now Offers the Galapagos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The first seven-night cruise of the Galapagos aboard the Lili Marleen.
		Most recently refurbished in 2001, the Lili Marleen has the flair of an exclusive yacht providing every amenity for passenger comfort.
		The Lili accommodates 48 passengers in 24 deluxe outside twin cabins.
	www.brownelltravel.com /vacations/FullStory.asp?ID=203 (430 words)

	GEMA - Press - Press Releases - Norbert Schultze, composer of Lili Marleen, dies at 91
		GEMA - Press - Press Releases - Norbert Schultze, composer of Lili Marleen, dies at 91
		Norbert Schultze, composer of Lili Marleen, dies at 91
		Norbert Schultze was born on 26.1.1911 and from 1929 to 1931 studied at the Cologne State Music Academy with Hermann Abendroth, Philip Jarnach and Julia Menz as well as dramatics under Carl Niessen.
	www.gema.de /engl/press/press_releases/pm20021014.shtml (324 words)

	MMD Archives: The Saga of "Lilli Marlene"
		Music by Norbert Schultze Lyrics by Hans Leip English lyric translation by Tommie Connor Perhaps the favorite song of soldiers during World War II, Lilli Marlene (or in the original German, "Lili Marleen") became the unofficial anthem of the foot soldiers of both forces in the war.
		The lyrics were originally written as a poem by German soldier Hans Leip during World War I. Later published in a collection of his poetry in 1937, the poem's imagery and emotion caught the attention of fellow German Norbert Schultze, who set the poem to music in 1938.
		Marlene Dietrich sang personally to the American infantryman as "The Girl under the Lantern." Norbert Schultze is the father of the world-hit "Lili Marleen" and lives today on Mallorca.
	mmd.foxtail.com /Archives/Digests/199707/1997.07.12.08.html (905 words)

	Lili Marleen
		In December 2001, Lili Marleen began to sail the waters of the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador on year-round 8-day 7-night itineraries.
		Holding 48 passengers, the Lili Marleen features air conditioning throughout, al fresco dining area, beautifully appointed lounge, private marble baths, sundeck, library, boutique and an infirmary.
		The stylish dining salon features an elegant nautical style rich with dark woods and resplendent design, giving an intimate setting with the ambiance of a private yacht.
	www.lostworldadventures.com /property.php/pid/114 (143 words)

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