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Artist Drum Links
Release Mannheim
Year Unknown
Label Verlag Jürgen Sendler # V.J.S. 3
Format LP · Album
Language German
Songs here 3 in the archive
Citation: Justin A. Brummer, Vietnam War Song Project (VWSP) — Drum Links, Mannheim; cite each song by its SongID

Mannheim

Unknown date · Album · Verlag Jürgen Sendler # V.J.S. 3 · Germany: West [FRG]
3 songs from this release are in the archive, listed below in catalogue order. Track positions are not recorded; the release may carry other songs that do not reference the war. Most common themes: Anti-War, Anti-Imperialism, Anti-American, Vietnamese Patriotic.
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Germany
Collections
Songs from this release appear in these 2 curated collections.
The songs
1.
Credited as Drum Links Mannheim · Unknown date · Album · Verlag Jürgen Sendler # V.J.S. 3 · Mannheim, Germany · Mannheim

Verlag Jürgen Sendler V.J.S. 3, West Germany, LP 33 stereo (same publisher as the Heidelberg EP V.J.S. 2); undated — the B side runs from Vietnam through Chile (11 September 1973) to Zimbabwe (Chimurenga), so c. 1976-77; the KBW banner "Vorwärts im Kampf für den Sieg des Sozialismus" on both covers. Albanian solidarity song, as on the Heidelberg EP V.J.S. 2. [From the record sleeve and labels]

2.
Credited as Drum Links Mannheim · Unknown date · Album · Verlag Jürgen Sendler # V.J.S. 3 · Mannheim, Germany · Mannheim

Verlag Jürgen Sendler V.J.S. 3, West Germany, LP 33 stereo (same publisher as the Heidelberg EP V.J.S. 2); undated — the B side runs from Vietnam through Chile (11 September 1973) to Zimbabwe (Chimurenga), so c. 1976-77; the KBW banner "Vorwärts im Kampf für den Sieg des Sozialismus" on both covers. The Swedish FNL-grupperna song on strategic hamlets and the refugee camps, as on the Heidelberg EP. [From the record sleeve and labels]

3.
Credited as Drum Links Mannheim · Unknown date · Album · Verlag Jürgen Sendler # V.J.S. 3 · Mannheim, Germany · Mannheim

Verlag Jürgen Sendler V.J.S. 3, West Germany, LP 33 stereo (same publisher as the Heidelberg EP V.J.S. 2); undated; the B side runs from Vietnam through Chile (11 September 1973) to Zimbabwe (Chimurenga); the KBW banner "Vorwärts im Kampf für den Sieg des Sozialismus" on both covers. B3. [From the record sleeve and labels]