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Mission to Moscow (1943)

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Mission to Moscow

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  • America
      (uncredited)
      aka "My Country 'tis of Thee"
      Music from "God Save the King"
      Traditional
      [In the score when Woodrow Wilson's bust is shown]
  • Das Lied der Deutschen
      (1797) (uncredited)
      aka "Deutschland Über Alles"
      Music by Joseph Haydn (1797)
      [Played at a Nazi rally]
  • Hail to the Chief
      (1810) (uncredited)
      Music by James Sanderson
      [In the score when the White House is shown]
  • Auld Lang Syne
      (1788) (uncredited)
      Traditional Scottish 17th century music
      [Played when the ship sails]
  • For You
      (1930) (uncredited)
      Music by Joseph A. Burke
      [Played as dance music at the ball given for Davies]
  • Dancing in the Dark
      (1931) (uncredited)
      Music by Arthur Schwartz
      [Played at the ball when the Japanese ambassador is talking to Miss Litvinov]
  • Taps
      (1862) (uncredited)
      Written by Daniel Butterfield
      [In the score when graves are shown]
  • L'amour, toujours, l'amour
      (uncredited)
      Music by Rudolf Friml
      [Played as dance music at the ball given for Davies]
  • Sweet Music
      (uncredited)
      Music by Harry Warren
      [Played at the ball when Litvinov is talking to Davies about various countries]

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