The golden age of German schlager is still referred to today, over 60 years after the end of World War II and the fall of the criminal regime of the National Socialists, as the Third Reich in terms of its schlager music. Many radio stations still play well-known entertainment music titles from that time in their original form. Performers like Hans Albers, Marika Rökk, Zarah Leander, or Johannes Heesters are not uncommon in many radio programs. Besides these still popular evergreens, a large portion of the music from that time, especially the contemporary serious music, has been forgotten and is stored in archives. Beyond the half-knowledge about the swing movement, morale-boosting songs, or the Wehrmacht's wish concert, knowledge about the entertainment music of the Third Reich is relatively low today. While this half-knowledge is always based on correct information.