[Answer] 6. Which war protest song was adapted from a Ukrainian Folk song and credited to Pete Seeger and Joe Hickerson? It was recorded by the Kingston Trio in 1961, Peter Paul and Mary in 1962 and Joan Baez in 1965, among others.

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...1. Masters of War 2. Where Have All the Flowers Gone? 3. Talkin' World War III Blues 4. The War Drags On Pete Seeger and Joe Hickerson composed "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" around 1960. Seeger derived inspiration from poetry included in a 1934 book titled "And Quiet Flows the Don". One of the first performances was done by Marlene Dietrich in French during a UNICEF concert in 1962. In 1961 the Kingston Trio recorded the song as the flip side to "O Ken Karanga". "O Ken Karanga" received little airplay, but "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" reached Number 21 the following year. In 1965 Johnny Rivers recorded a Folk-Rock version. The song has been done by several international artists in various languages over the years. "Masters of War" and "Talkin' World War III Blues" were 1963 recordings by Bob Dylan. "The War Drags On" was a song about the Vietnam War recorded by Donovan in 1965.

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