 In 1956, the first director of the Bundeswehr Militärmusikdienst, Friedrich Deisenroth, provided a „Fachdienstliche Anweisung“ (specific service directive) for the German Bundeswehr orchestra, to avoid playing the march except in concerts with distinctive, educational reference to the historical background.The official title is still Badonviller-Marsch, using the Alsatian and French form of the name.Its connection with the Third Reich damaged the reputation of Georg Fürst as a composer in post-war Germany.