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Lale Andersen Eurovision 1961



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Unsere Lale 1961 beim Eurovisions-Contest - lange Zeit vor Guildo Horn...
Der Songtitel lautet: "Einmal sehen wir uns wieder..."
Leider schlechte Bild- und Tonqualit
ät, aber... Lale live!


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Lale Andersen made ... ( 1 year ago by aithvoe)
Lale Andersen made the original recording of Lili Marlene in 1939. After being broadcast on a German military radio station from Belgrade during WW2 the song became a huge favourite with troops on both sides. Lale Andersen (real name Liese-Lotte Helene Berta Bunnenberg) was born in Bremerhaven in 1905 and died in Vienna in 1972. The 1961 Eurovision entry came 13th.
Yes that ... ( 1 year ago by astra0172)
Yes that information is correct :) Lale was my Great Grandmother, unfortunately she died the year I was born.
Regards Astra
Unforgetable and ... ( 1 year ago by Panzertruppen1)
Unforgetable and marvelous,Wunderbar.
So this was the ... ( 11 months ago by olarcial)
So this was the sensual voice the soldiers listened to in the front in the WWII 1940's.
Your grandmother!? ... ( 11 months ago by olarcial)
Your grandmother!?
So, she was about your age now when she recorded the song. I wonder what did she ever thought about the importance of the song for the soldiers. Did she meet Hans Leip?
God Bless Her; her ... ( 3 days ago by gerrygeorge1)
God Bless Her; her voice - and that song - bringing opposing sides together, in one voice of peaceful yearning, everywhere. What a privilege to have such a great-grandmother.
Lale will certainly be singing in Heaven now, and sending blessings down upon you.



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