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The 26 pages that link to National anthem, each with the reason it gives.

• God Save the KingNarrower topic: The anthem’s international musical afterlife reflects the wider history of national songs.

• La MarseillaiseNarrower topic: La Marseillaise is France’s official example of this civic form.

• The Star-Spangled BannerNarrower topic: The Star-Spangled Banner is the United States’ official example of this form.

• Brazilian National AnthemNarrower topic: Brazil’s song follows the national-anthem tradition while retaining features of its own history.

• DeutschlandliedNarrower topic: The Deutschlandlied’s third stanza is Germany’s national anthem.

• KimigayoNarrower topic: Kimigayo is Japan’s official example of this civic musical form.

• Himno Nacional MexicanoNarrower topic: Mexico’s anthem belongs to this international tradition of civic songs.

• Jana Gana ManaNarrower topic: Jana Gana Mana is India’s official example of this civic song form.

• National anthem of RussiaNarrower topic: Russia’s anthem is one instance of this civic and musical form.

• Aboul-Qacem EchebbiNarrower topic: Echebbi’s best-known public influence comes through verses used in Tunisia’s anthem.

• Lupang HinirangNarrower topic: Lupang Hinirang fulfills this role for the Philippines.

• Marcha RealNarrower topic: Marcha Real is an unusual anthem because its official form is instrumental.

• O CanadaNarrower topic: O Canada is Canada’s national anthem, a civic role shared by songs worldwide.