Recordings of Spanish Civil War Songs (incomplete List)
From "Canciones de las Brigadas Internacionales" and "Solidarität"
- Adelante Campesinos
- Am Rio Jarama - "On the Jarama Front"
- Ballade der XI Brigade / Lied von der XI Brigade - "Song of the XIth Brigade"
- Los Campesinos - "The Peasants"
- Las Compañías de Acero
- Los Cuatro Generales
- Himno de Riego / Riego Hymne - "Colonel Riego's Hymn"
- Hans Beimler
- Des Lied von der Einheitsfront' / Einheitsfrontlied
- Lied der Internationalen Brigaden' / Lied Der Interbrigaden - "Song of the International Brigades"
- Mamita Mia
- Die Moorsoldaten - "Peat Bog Soldiers"
- Nuestra Bandera - "Our Flag"
- Peter, Mein Kamerad - "Peter, my Comrade"
- "Spaniens Himmel" or "Die Thälmann-Kolonne" - "Spain's sky" or "The Thälmann Convoy" (Page 30f)
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