Recordings of Second World War and Other Songs (incomplete List)
- Ach Ihr Wege
- Aufbauleid
- Ballade von den Säckeschmeißern
- Der Barrikaden
- Dank Euch Ihr Sowjetsoldaten
- Diplomaten
- Der Graben
- Der heimliche Aufmarsch
- Es Kommt der Tag
- Frieden der Welt
- Kämpfen wie Lenin
- Kampflied gegen den Faschismus
- Korea
- Lenin
- Lied der Bergarbeiter
- Lied der Interbrigaden
- Lied der Partei - 1950
- Lied des Werktätigen
- Lied vom Vaterland
- Linker Marsch
- Links Rechts
- Lob des Kommunismus
- Marsch der Antifaschisten
- Der Marsch Ins Dritte Reich
- Matrosen von Kronstadt
- Der rote Wedding
- Sehnsucht nach der Heimat
- Solidaritätslied
- Stalin Freund Genosse - 1949
- Trotz alledem
- Vorwarts Bolschewik
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