On April 1st, 1939, every place that sells music on the continent of Europe and North America suddenly found themselves with some new inventory: every album by the band Sabaton (in period appropriate format of course, so don't try to point out "they don't got no DVD players back then"). This includes every language they released in.
So, how badly will the music be received? Will anyone get clued in on the tidbits of historical knowledge?
So, how badly will the music be received? Will anyone get clued in on the tidbits of historical knowledge?