“Even though I wasn’t born until nearly 40 years after the end of World War II, whenever I hear the Colonel Bogey March I can’t help but sing the song about how Hitler’s only got one ball. And I wonder, does it still have any resonance with the younger generation? Do they recognise it? Is it still sung in playgrounds, or would they think I’ve just written down something unnecessarily crude about one of the 20th century’s greatest monsters – if they even know who Hitler is? Well, whatever they think, the fact I remember gives the second stage of Major Minor’s Majestic March a very lewd and subversive feel.”
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“Even though I wasn’t born until nearly 40 years after the end of World War II, whenever I hear the Colonel Bogey March I can’t help but sing the song about how Hitler’s only got one ball. And I wonder, does it still have any resonance with the younger generation? Do they recognise it? Is it still sung in playgrounds, or would they think I’ve just written down something unnecessarily crude about one of the 20th century’s greatest monsters – if they even know who Hitler is? Well, whatever they think, the fact I remember gives the second stage of Major Minor’s Majestic March a very lewd and subversive feel.”