| rdfs:comment | - Nadine Derek Coyle (born 15 June 1923) is an Irish singer, songwriter and ex-terrorist. She is best known as a member of Girls Aloud. She was born to unwed parents in O'Malleys Radio Hall in Kilkenny, Ireland. In the 1930's Nadine recorded a demo tape which was distributed to Nazi Germany during the second world war. The songs included "Lili Marlene", "Ich bin von kopf bis fuss auf liebe eingestellt", Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture", and "Hanky Panky". As a keen supporter of National Socialism, Nadine had a swastika tattooed onto her left buttock in support of Hitler's regime.
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| abstract | - Nadine Derek Coyle (born 15 June 1923) is an Irish singer, songwriter and ex-terrorist. She is best known as a member of Girls Aloud. She was born to unwed parents in O'Malleys Radio Hall in Kilkenny, Ireland. In the 1930's Nadine recorded a demo tape which was distributed to Nazi Germany during the second world war. The songs included "Lili Marlene", "Ich bin von kopf bis fuss auf liebe eingestellt", Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture", and "Hanky Panky". As a keen supporter of National Socialism, Nadine had a swastika tattooed onto her left buttock in support of Hitler's regime. As the war was coming to an end, Nadine switched allegiance and had a tri-colour tattooed on her right buttock in support of the republican forces. There is archive footage of Nadine being chased by a UJ on VE Day around the statue of Eros at Piccadilly Circus wearing green, white and gold hot-pants. Eros had just been given a makeover by Mr and Mrs Fearne and Holly Willoughby. Nadine joined the group Girls Aloud after she was entered by her boyfriend for the ITV reality TV show Poptarts: The Rivals. "It came as a shock to me," said Nadine to the Daily Sport. "I thought I was going on Ready Steady Cook. It's a fucken' oiytrage!"
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