Norbert Schultze, the German composer best remembered for the moody "Lili Marleen" that became a World War II favorite of infantrymen in various languages on all fronts, died Oct. 14 in Bad Toelz ...

MY story about the death of 94-year-old German Norbert Schultze who set the poem of Lili Marleen to music as the anthem of the Second World War, stirred the interest of Roy Kitson of Forthill ...

And when the last note of 'Lili Marleen' had sounded, then the machine gun fire resumed." Radio Belgrad received more than 12,000 letters from soldiers each day, mostly regarding "Lili Marleen." ...

Visit the TV show page for 'Lili and Marleen' on Moviefone. Discover the show's synopsis, cast details, and season information. ... Last Air Date:February 28th, 2010. Network: VTM.

Surprisingly, “Lili Marlene” was not just a wartime phenomenon. In 1950, a British film of the same name told the fictional story of a young French woman who was the girl beneath the lantern.