QuickCheck: Was the song 'White Christmas' once used as an evacuation signal?


"White Christmas" is classic Yuletide ditty that's loved by many. But did it actually play an important role in one of histories most famous wars?

SOME songs are tied to a particular time of the year or season, especially those meant to celebrate a particular festival such as Christmas – which is generally associated with winter and snow-blanketed grounds, especially in the Northern Hemisphere.

As such, it can be said that hearing a song like "White Christmas" on the radio in April would be jarring and likely to get anyone’s attention at how odd it is.

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