The more people sing a song, the greater the sensation, right? Now just imagine all people of the world sit at the same table and decide this world to become one village... who will object it? Imagine the number of voices singing that song... Do we worry about the color of that song? 20 years ago you might have a reason for that worry... Why for Gods sake do you worry now, why? Big countries, and even small one, like insignificant country of Croatia will join, -if we all long for spasiva
Russia today is a free country where almost 80 percent still claim to be atheist...but that same 80 percent also say they attend Pascal Church services...!?!
Brothers Slavs, we should keep together! Otherwise capitalists will destroy us. We will revenge for Kosovo, for Czechoslovakia, for Iraq we will revenge and for Indians we will revenge. Americans never were at war. They only bombed usual people, trying to intimidate them. But it isn't terrible. Germans bombed Sankt-Peterburg 872 days. And anything at them didn't leave. We will come to power and then Americans wholly learn taste of war. We will teach them to respect people and their traditions.
@GeneralBurkhalter1 Yes it was. It was at those who has sold the ideals to the west. We hate all of them for it. Our president has handed over the higher state award to Gorbachev. Shortly he for it will pay the blood. Russia starts to wake up. It will be fast our capitalist mode will dethrone also Russia again becomes great power.Sorry for my english
I believe Gorbachev is Dead, or is very old, is he not? I am not very sure, but i do remember his presence at Ronald Reagan's Funeral in 2004.
I also don't believe communism will ever return to Russia. The Russian people suffered greatly under communism, and the Communist party did not do anything Major for the People of Russia, the Communist party was a small party who only came to power because of the efforts of Imperial Germany to get Russia out of the war and the Anger of -
@GeneralBurkhalter1 No,Gorbachev very old but not dead.Medvedev give him Andrey Pervozvanniy's award(The higher award of the Russian Federation since 1998.)It is a spittle in our veterans.
@GeneralBurkhalter1 No,Gorbachev very old but not dead.Medvedev give him Andrey Pervozvanniy's award(The higher award of the Russian Federation since 1998.)It is a spittle in our veterans.In 2008 voting a name of Russia, here results has been taken:1.Alexand Nevskiy.2 Petr 1.3 Stalin 4.Pyshkin.
Ach, and here we see a member of the US virgin Islands commenting on something that has nothing to do with him. Learn to support your own country, and not a country whose main goal was to destroy freedom.
The Russian people against the good Romanov Family. The greatest victims in the Russian Revolution were the Romanovs, who were Murdered because of the cowardice of Lenin and his fear that they could return to power. A majority of the Russian people, when Lenin took over, did not like the Communist party, in fact many of them supported a democratic Government, but their wishes were not granted until 1991.
Yes you are right, but it is better to be invaded by one Great Country as USSR who worked for development and progress than being invaded by 32 countries who creates war, hater between people groups, who supports islamic fundamentalism and feed them. Who invaded that country for thier own strategicialy purposes.
I am not Russian but I have a pleasant taste for the Russian music. I heard some Russian music I like some and I did not like others but the best 2 songs I have ever heard are Katusha and Tetris. If some one can tell me about other legendary Russian folkloric songs I would be very mush grateful.
@edi213009 No, it's Matvei Blanter (Матвей Блантер) the composer of *Katyusha*. This song was composed in 1938 by Matvei Blanter and the lyrics were written by Mikhail Isakovsky.
I don't know why, but every time I hear russian language, I feel a knot in my throat, like I'm about to cry, but I don't understand a single word! How strange is it?
@kerplunkboy It happens to me too. it is because Russian is the most adorable, wonderful, sexy language in the whole world. You don't even need to understand it. Just listen to the sound of it and you shiver....
USSR is dead but Russia lives on. Communism is Russia's past, not the present. Know the difference, people. I am proud of Russia today, and I am happy that communism is over. It didn't do anything good for my family. Only the poor got something out of it. My family was robbed for our wealth. I love Russia as it is today!
Shut your dirty mouth! And keep it shut, because you don't have any idea what you're talking about. Only Russians know what Russian communism is - people who have survived the communism. It's so easy to call me "selfish", but that's basically the only word that people like you know. You don't know me - you don't know if I'm selfish. And you definitely don't know what my family has lived through. So focuse on the politics in your own country! And shame on you for talking like that to a girl!
My family has lived trough communism In Russia So shut up life was good until it broke now the only chance of survival is to goto America or find a job in Moscow where there is only a few my family is getting through day by day barely we were lucky we left early...and I see your talking about how your family the rich selfish would rather think of themselves than others...Go ahead and feel happy about many people starving in Russia today.
Wake up - there's alaways gonna be people starving in Russia. It's such a huge country, the government doesn't have the resources OR the money to take care of every single little family in Russia. Not yet at least. But now people have the choice and the chance to do something with their lives in stead of living in a society where "everybody is equal". You know what the equality of communism means? It means being stuck in your own situation.
And you can't speak for your family... As you said yourself, your family lives in America now. That means they don't know how life is in Russia NOW. My family has lived through communism AND they still live in Russia. I go there every summer, and when my family compares life now with life during the communism they prefer life now! You can't save every bum on every corner. But at least now people have a choice and a voice. Russia is better off with democracy and Putin and Medvedev are loved.
Communism everybody had the chance to live the same no rich or poor. As you said yourself you visit Russia every summer you don't live there. Plus you said that my family doesn't know how Russia is today. We know perfectly if your rich live is easy if your in between live is a struggle if your poor your dead or dieing. Putin and Medvedev are actually trying to recreate a Communist Russia. Putin was a KGB agent your know?
No, I live in Denmark. But I watch Russian news every other day to follow the politics, and I often speak with my family on the phone, so I know a lot about their situation. You're not right about the classes. After the communism my family obviously became middle class, because we lost a lot. But my grandmother doesn't "struggle" to get food on the table. Life is not as hard as it used to be, and not as hard as you say. Who cares about Putins past? I only care about what he does for Russia now.
I'd rather be a capitalist than be such a rotten person that I would wish for someone to be hung for discussing politics on a web site. But that's alright - God will punish you for wishing that for a sweet 17-year-old girl. And thank you for replying with such an intelligent comment which completely proves my point.
being a capitalist is wishing for your fellow humans to be slaves and die being slaves,hopefully youll understand more of how the world works as you mature
Oh, that's clever. Using the age-card are we? My age doesn't mean that I am inferior to you. In fact I will always be superior to you in Russian politics, because you can never really know before you've lived in Russia and spoken to Russians. Medias constantly try to manipulate people in other contries to believe that Russia is "the bad guy" in any situation - especially Putin. But put a journalist on the streets of Moscow and the truth will show that most Russians love Putin and the new Russia.
I know that but the discussion was of socialism/capitalism,and just because you dont live in a country doesnt mean you dont know anything about it,i know more about politics than you do,and probably more about russian history as well
No, that is incorrect - the discussion is whether communism is better for Russia than democracy. You'd know that if you'd read my other comments, not only the one that upset you. Russian history is the past. As I wrote in the first comment (...): "USSR is dead but Russia lives on. Communism is Russia's past, not the present" Basically the point is that the past is irrelevant. And if it isn't, then the present is better ANYWAY, because millions are not put down by a dictator and people are free.
You ridicule the freedom of the Russian people and you wish for Russians to suffer under a dictator once more.... It seems to me that you're the selfish one. I wish you had experienced the Russian communism as it was. Then your mouth wouldn't have been so big. It's so easy to sit in your safe, sweet Sweden and say that you're a communist. But you have no idea what communism is. I do know my history. And I am a proud Russian. But I would never wish for Russia what you wish.
And I am not going to repeat myself, so if you want to continue this I suggest you read the rest of my comments, in stead of pointing out things that I have already spoken for.
you dont even live in russia yourself so i guess you know what your parents have told you,besides it depends who you ask,if every russian thinks like you about soviet,its strange how the communist party in russia can still be the biggest in the world?yeah i wish i had experienced the Russian communism as it was as well,so we agree there at least ;D
I moved to Denmark a few years ago, because my mother knows that the possibilites for education are much better here (it's free). And I have totally adapted. But I haven't forgot where I come from. And I say you this - Scandinavia is such an easy place to live. Sweden is even better than Denmark. So no whiny Scandinavian today would've survived the Russian communism. You'd die without all the social benefits - without all the money that the government provides every citizen with.
So you should be happy about your situation. The communist party is supported by older people who don't know anything BUT communism and have troubles adapting to the new system. But that's just the way old people are - they'd rather stick to what they've grown a custom to. The young part of the population wants change, we want Russia to be a democratic country and to function well with the other countries. We don't want to be united with Belarus, Ukraine etc. - we want to stand on our own.
you dont know me so dont judge me,im not a whiner,and you where born 3 years after soviet collapsed so what do you know?except the tradegy that happened when the state ceased to provide for the citizens and transformen from planned economy to market economy over one night.And about the wellfare system?lol you tell me that education and healthcare wasnt free in soviet?you didnt even need ensurances ffs!besides true swedish communists has always helped communist,we even had a brigade in vietnam
Who cares on what date communism officially ended? Do you think Russia changed over night? Russia is still recovering from the damages that communism is to blame for. Are you kidding me? What educations? Are you really saying that a woman could become a lawyer during the communism?? The whole purpose of communism is that everyone is equal! But as I've said before; the equality of communism means being stuck in your own situation. Now people can do what they want with their lives.
If you call working at a fabric inhaling dangerous steams and eduation - then yeah, you could get a free education during the communism - "ffs"! Health care? Yeah, you recieved bread if you stood in line long enough, so that you wouldn't die and your fabric wouldn't lose a worker.
lol yeah that would explain all russian scientists who has won the nobelprize,soviet had no education,haha,you just keep stepping on your own toes,the famous "breadlines" was in the transformatioen between planned and market economy and i think capitalism is to blame for that
dont pull the lie about "recovering" wich russia was the most powerful?soviet?or the "human paradise" when the tsar and the church ruled everything?ì dont think you want that time back,
capitalism and "democracy" in Russia was the greatest theft in world history tens of billions in the hands of gangsters crooked former politicians and foreign investors. Much of this money was taken out of the country. Meanwhile instead of the occasional shortages of the communist era people found there was plenty of everything because most people couldn't afford it. Lack of basic medicine food or jobs and a rise in deaths from preventable disease and alcholisn leaves millions homeless
@TemujinMSM True, we can somewhat call it the "Red cancer", but you can't say this isn't part of Russia's people history and they will favorize it for the fact Lenin and Stalin brought great changes, but while great in amount of changes, terrible in terms of impact on country.
CCCP will never dissappear from our history, and this song is one of the reasons those terrible times are so wonderful to stay in our memory.
I would not say it was terrible times. Based on my own experience and observations I can tell you that terrible times began after the Soviet Union was destroyed. Comparing to what happened next, the Soviet era was almost like Paradise.
What education? One of the best in the world. And it was completely free.
And woman was definitely able to become a lawyer. And many of them were. The concept of communist stands for equality between man and woman. There were no restrictions at this point. It seems that you have no idea about real life in the USSR. You simply repeating western anticommunist propaganda cliché.
I'm not repeating anything. I'm Russian and my family hated living during the communism. At one point things were so bad that my mother had to stand in line for up to 1 hour just to get some bread, while she was 7-8 months pregnant with me. Free education? You don't have to live in a communist society to get a free education. Here in Denmark we have free education... Denmark. Go read about Denmark. No further words are needed.
OK, I am Russian too. I and my family are really missing that time. Probably we are talking about different countries. I grew up in the USSR. I know what I am talking about. You are just 18 years old. You did not see the USSR. You were born after. Lines for bread and for other stuff appeared at the very end, when Gorbachev was destroying the country. Before perestroika lines for bread were unthinkable.
Free education in some western countries was introduced much later than in the USSR, and they did it being inspired by the Soviet example. While officially there is capitalism in western countries, many of them already gradually switching to socialism.
@laserbeam5 What about almost free medication while being one of the best ones in the world at that time? What about f'ree education while being the best one in the world?
@kseniasmirnoff Girl, you have no idea what you are talking about. Do you even imagine what Soviet Union was? BTW, hearing from you, you only talk with your mothers' words, not your own. You cannot judge upon one testimony.
Только не надо брехать так нагло, а? За хлебушком в очереди его матушка по часу стояла! Ты в блокадном Ленинграде родился? Здесь тебе не Дания, там тебе, может быть, и верят, а я сам 1972 г.р. и отлично помню, что к чему.
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Люблю мою родину Россию. Но ребята - СССР больше не существует. Мы должны гордиться тем что и есть - не том, что было. Сегодня Россиа одна. Мы не союз, мы страна!
The Katyn Massacre was of course Horrible and unjustifiable, and Russia should apologise for it in my opinion. But there are plenty of videos on Youtube discussing the Katyn Massacre, and I don't see why you had to come to this video of Katyusha, which is a song about a girl missing her lover who is fighting at war, and comment on the atrocities commited by the Red Army, which although were horrible dont represent the Russian role in the second world was as awhole, and has nothing to do withsong
After soviet-polish war 1919-1921 more than 60000 soviet prisoners of war were killed in POLISH concentration camps... I'M also WAITING FOR YOUR COMMENTS
In WW2 more than 20000 Polish officers were killed in Katyni... In 1956 the soviet army killed more than 2600 Hungarian in the revolution.. We don't forget the terror of the communism!!!! We don't forget the terror of the communism!!
so what?it doesnt matter where in the world you live,if you take up arms against the governmet you will get in prison or killed,whats wrong with that?shall everyone who dont like the government start killing police and military and then cry in the mediea because the where sent to prison?!
Hahahaha, not really :) Kayusha is a women's nick name, kinda short for Katarina ( same way as Kathy is a short version of Kathryn in English. Now, both the song and the rocket launching system were called Katyusha, i.e. Kathy :)
Very interesting question. As the music of that song also is used in the "Marsh minometchikov" (the mortar men's march). Also: the song was written in the time of WWII. And even some Russians mean that this song is a metaphor about the rocket launchers... they are also people saying that the rocket launcher is called "Katyusha" because of that song (but why didn't they call a tank or plane like that?). Anyway: some connection between the song and the RL exists :)
as mentioned below, Katyusha is a nickname for Catherine and the song is about the girl. Translation: Apples and pears were blossomin Mist on the river floating On the bank katyusha stepped out On the high steep bank. Stepped out, started a song About one grey steppe eagle About her loved one Whose letters she cherished. Oh song, maiden's song Fly towards the clear sun And to the warrior on a far away border Bring katysha's greeting.
oh yes, there is. relatively there were fewer skyscrapers in the ussr. and relatively fewer peoples sent to death camps beacuse they votes on the other.
Skyscrapers are what the 2% of the population that have wealth put up to enslave 98% of the population that are under the impression they can get out of it.
But Capitalism can be blamed for all the world's problems. If almost everyone in Europe hadn't come to colonize Africa, there wouldn't be these civil wars. If the Soviet chairmen hadn't been Capitalists, they wouldn't have sent everyone to the forced labor camps.
smotri-ka vnimatel'no... po moemu eto General-mayor Boris Aleksandrovich Aleksandrov - syn osnovatelya etogo khora. ili ty imela v vidu togo khloptsa v ochkakh, kotoryj stesnyalsya...? ;)
LOVE THSI SONG!!! greets from the nederlands!
SEETER1 4 weeks ago
komunjare jebali vas staljin i tito
stormtrooper86 1 month ago
Que vuelva la URSS!
IvarAmericanpie 1 month ago
russie good song !!! french fan from paris
multicicoo 2 months ago
who is the man they start clapping to when he makes an appearance , is he like a high ranking party official or something?
mckay1991uk 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Alexdrovci a Elena Vaenga mojho srdca sú najmilší.Ich piesne má nabíjaju životom a láskou.
PESAD39 2 months ago
long life to Russia !! God bless u !!
Greetings from France !!
rempageable 3 months ago
Gáz kamra!!
totoka22 3 months ago
Hermoso cuando la gente se une para cantar. Lastima que están lejos de la Argentina.
Un gran abrazo.
joseluislapenta@yahoo.com.ar
joseluislapenta 3 months ago
Красавцы!!!
TheAT64 4 months ago
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Слава USA, POLAND, ENGLAND, GERMANY, CZECH, FRANCE, SLOVENIA etc. EU и NАТО !!!
pоссия это сволочь АЗИАТСКАЯ !!
fabers185 6 months ago
Finish!!!
2azzurro 6 months ago
Merveilleux chant aux sonorités exceptionnelle.
sergeveill 7 months ago 2
Russia today is a free country where almost 80 percent still claim to be atheist...but that same 80 percent also say they attend Pascal Church services...!?!
Nrthnmaverick 7 months ago
прелепа песма!
UltrasDiBelgrado 7 months ago
what a nice song
demas62 7 months ago
That's my favorite sovietic song !
mmmbrunommm3 8 months ago
GUSTAV HUSAK
Xl4m4kX 9 months ago
Beautiful wonderful. thanks
hakartis 9 months ago
Your songs are great as your nation! Greetings to Russia from Hungary!
Varangianberserker1 9 months ago
Red Army Chorus!
Perfect!
Greetings from Turkey
Yeaker 9 months ago 3
é stupenda la russia! Come la sua gente e le sue tradizioni! :)
Reginetta995 10 months ago
5 MARCH 1940 KATYN MASACRE.
sonador88 10 months ago
@sonador88 You must separate music and political background.
thenicefuckinglife 9 months ago
5 MARCH 1940 KATYN MASACRE
sonador88 10 months ago
v5c4x3
createx3a 11 months ago
Brothers Slavs, we should keep together! Otherwise capitalists will destroy us. We will revenge for Kosovo, for Czechoslovakia, for Iraq we will revenge and for Indians we will revenge. Americans never were at war. They only bombed usual people, trying to intimidate them. But it isn't terrible. Germans bombed Sankt-Peterburg 872 days. And anything at them didn't leave. We will come to power and then Americans wholly learn taste of war. We will teach them to respect people and their traditions.
RussiaNOTbad 1 year ago
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@RussiaNOTbad fuck jews communist
createx3a 11 months ago
GLORY TO THE BRAVE ARMY OF USSR AND ALL VETERANS!
GREETING FROM AFGHANISTAN!
jawfrosh 1 year ago
@jawfrosh
Didn't Afghanistan get Invaded by the USSR? I believe so...
GeneralBurkhalter1 1 year ago
@GeneralBurkhalter1 Yes it was. It was at those who has sold the ideals to the west. We hate all of them for it. Our president has handed over the higher state award to Gorbachev. Shortly he for it will pay the blood. Russia starts to wake up. It will be fast our capitalist mode will dethrone also Russia again becomes great power.Sorry for my english
RussiaNOTbad 1 year ago
@RussiaNOTbad
I believe Gorbachev is Dead, or is very old, is he not? I am not very sure, but i do remember his presence at Ronald Reagan's Funeral in 2004.
I also don't believe communism will ever return to Russia. The Russian people suffered greatly under communism, and the Communist party did not do anything Major for the People of Russia, the Communist party was a small party who only came to power because of the efforts of Imperial Germany to get Russia out of the war and the Anger of -
GeneralBurkhalter1 1 year ago
@GeneralBurkhalter1 No,Gorbachev very old but not dead.Medvedev give him Andrey Pervozvanniy's award(The higher award of the Russian Federation since 1998.)It is a spittle in our veterans.
RussiaNOTbad 1 year ago
@GeneralBurkhalter1 No,Gorbachev very old but not dead.Medvedev give him Andrey Pervozvanniy's award(The higher award of the Russian Federation since 1998.)It is a spittle in our veterans.In 2008 voting a name of Russia, here results has been taken:1.Alexand Nevskiy.2 Petr 1.3 Stalin 4.Pyshkin.
RussiaNOTbad 1 year ago
@GeneralBurkhalter1 whatever faggot
createx3a 11 months ago
@createx3a
Ach, and here we see a member of the US virgin Islands commenting on something that has nothing to do with him. Learn to support your own country, and not a country whose main goal was to destroy freedom.
GeneralBurkhalter1 11 months ago
@RussiaNOTbad
The Russian people against the good Romanov Family. The greatest victims in the Russian Revolution were the Romanovs, who were Murdered because of the cowardice of Lenin and his fear that they could return to power. A majority of the Russian people, when Lenin took over, did not like the Communist party, in fact many of them supported a democratic Government, but their wishes were not granted until 1991.
GeneralBurkhalter1 1 year ago
@GeneralBurkhalter1 they are weak
createx3a 11 months ago
@GeneralBurkhalter1
Yes you are right, but it is better to be invaded by one Great Country as USSR who worked for development and progress than being invaded by 32 countries who creates war, hater between people groups, who supports islamic fundamentalism and feed them. Who invaded that country for thier own strategicialy purposes.
jawfrosh 1 year ago
@jawfrosh
createx3a 11 months ago
@createx3a
??????
jawfrosh 11 months ago
GLORY TO RUSSIA! Greetings from Croatia :)
xSatyrax 1 year ago
ЖИВОТ ДАЈЕМ,РУСИЈУ НЕ ДАЈЕМ !!! БОГ НА НЕБУ,РУСИЈА НА ЗЕМЉИ !!
ПРИВЕТ ОТ СЕРБАМ !
65165115 1 year ago 31
bravo comrade*****
workergirls 1 year ago
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Поздрави от България на Русия! Превъзходна песен!
managerteams 1 year ago
Поздрави от България на Русия! превъзходна песен!
managerteams 1 year ago 2
Gyonyoru dal! Beautiful song! It was almost 20 years ago when I`ve heard this song last time
Thank you!
thecathedral22 1 year ago
Rozkwitały jabłonie i grusze......
wychodziła nad brzeg Katiusza, na wysoki...... brzeg......itd...
anabell7890 1 year ago
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Nitzshe 1 year ago
Поздрави от България и НАТО. Никога вече заедно с азиатци
Nitzshe 1 year ago
@Nitzshe НАТО нам нахуй тут надо?
Bi0hax 1 year ago
those where the times...
iownage4youi 1 year ago
превосходно!
The211075 1 year ago
The russian army has better songs then the german army :D Greez form Germany :)
aluissiula 1 year ago
One of the most beautiful and nostalgic song made in Russia! Greeting from China.
MadePossible 1 year ago
Уф како ће Руја поново да их згази... Једва чекам.
Ky3ma1 1 year ago
люблю русия и катюша,привет из България
ivanovst1 1 year ago
I am not Russian but I have a pleasant taste for the Russian music. I heard some Russian music I like some and I did not like others but the best 2 songs I have ever heard are Katusha and Tetris. If some one can tell me about other legendary Russian folkloric songs I would be very mush grateful.
najiballah1 1 year ago
@najiballah1 Russian folk song Korobeiniki (Korobushka)- Tetris song
19Irina 1 year ago
@najiballah1
Try on youtube: Russian Guitar - Korobeiniki (Korobushka - Tetris song) Sergei Orekhov
19Irina 1 year ago
Am i wrong or is Yuri Andropov?
edi213009 1 year ago
@edi213009 No, it's Matvei Blanter (Матвей Блантер) the composer of *Katyusha*. This song was composed in 1938 by Matvei Blanter and the lyrics were written by Mikhail Isakovsky.
19Irina 1 year ago
the best song russian
andromedaMIG 1 year ago
Música emocionante e linda !
BrGalahad 1 year ago
Zivela Rusija,pozdrav Ruskoj braci iz Srbije.
Privet Rusija
ferketes 1 year ago 3
Jako volum ovu muziku!
Ja Živim u Srbiju(Vajdasag) znam srpski i mađarski,znam da sviram na violinu i dak sviram onda je prva muyika je ovo!
ladakirazov komment izbriši!
Znam mađarski i ne bi trebalo da ovaj komment tu bude! ;)
Relax0Relax 1 year ago 2
@Relax0Relax
Éljen a magyar!
vonFulda1987 1 year ago
I LOVE YOU KATYUSHA
andromedaMIG 1 year ago 2
Dögöljenek meg!!!! komcsik
ladakiraly 1 year ago
I don't know why, but every time I hear russian language, I feel a knot in my throat, like I'm about to cry, but I don't understand a single word! How strange is it?
kerplunkboy 1 year ago
@kerplunkboy that's because there are true feelings involved in their songs
vectra17 1 year ago
@kerplunkboy It happens to me too. it is because Russian is the most adorable, wonderful, sexy language in the whole world. You don't even need to understand it. Just listen to the sound of it and you shiver....
muffsan94 1 year ago 13
I LOVE YOU RUSSIA☭☭☭
andromedaMIG 1 year ago
This is nice, tribute from Iraq to Russia, we were allies and will forever be.
B747X 1 year ago
@B747X Thank you B747X, much respect to Iraq, from Russia.
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Красивая песня, Спасибо!
Привет из Германии :-)
Markus31337 1 year ago
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Horrible memories.Soviet union was murder many nations.Never more.
YHUTLACHIM 2 years ago
CCCP
tranceeeeeeeeeeee 2 years ago
Viva a URSS,com glasnost e perestroika.
edursj 2 years ago
Матвей Блантер и Борис Александров -- гении !!!
manlicherkarkano 2 years ago 8
Бог на небу, Русија на Земљи !
Живела Русија !
Живела Србија !
svemirskakontrola 2 years ago 125
@svemirskakontrola Fuck you nazi!!! It was not rossia it was SSSR!!!
EuroNetWelt 1 year ago
@svemirskakontrola Tako je brate mili! Ziveo sav Ruski i Srpski narod!!!!!!!!!!!
milanf07 1 year ago
WOW! shivers on my back!
dzikawisnia 2 years ago 2
CCCP!
PiqueBitch 2 years ago
nostalgia CCCPP ARGELIA, SAHARA LIBIA!!
discipulodefidel 2 years ago 3
CCCP RUSIJA
CCCC SRBIJA
BRAT ZA UVJEK
*brother's 4 ever
E18GERMERING 2 years ago 74
@E18GERMERING
Lol at little serbs humping russias leg.
Szgerle 8 months ago
"...scarpe rotte eppur bisogna andar..."
forcanuova 2 years ago
USSR is dead but Russia lives on. Communism is Russia's past, not the present. Know the difference, people. I am proud of Russia today, and I am happy that communism is over. It didn't do anything good for my family. Only the poor got something out of it. My family was robbed for our wealth. I love Russia as it is today!
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
selfish scum
rukieishere 2 years ago
Shut your dirty mouth! And keep it shut, because you don't have any idea what you're talking about. Only Russians know what Russian communism is - people who have survived the communism. It's so easy to call me "selfish", but that's basically the only word that people like you know. You don't know me - you don't know if I'm selfish. And you definitely don't know what my family has lived through. So focuse on the politics in your own country! And shame on you for talking like that to a girl!
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
My family has lived trough communism In Russia So shut up life was good until it broke now the only chance of survival is to goto America or find a job in Moscow where there is only a few my family is getting through day by day barely we were lucky we left early...and I see your talking about how your family the rich selfish would rather think of themselves than others...Go ahead and feel happy about many people starving in Russia today.
rukieishere 2 years ago 2
Wake up - there's alaways gonna be people starving in Russia. It's such a huge country, the government doesn't have the resources OR the money to take care of every single little family in Russia. Not yet at least. But now people have the choice and the chance to do something with their lives in stead of living in a society where "everybody is equal". You know what the equality of communism means? It means being stuck in your own situation.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
And you can't speak for your family... As you said yourself, your family lives in America now. That means they don't know how life is in Russia NOW. My family has lived through communism AND they still live in Russia. I go there every summer, and when my family compares life now with life during the communism they prefer life now! You can't save every bum on every corner. But at least now people have a choice and a voice. Russia is better off with democracy and Putin and Medvedev are loved.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
Communism everybody had the chance to live the same no rich or poor. As you said yourself you visit Russia every summer you don't live there. Plus you said that my family doesn't know how Russia is today. We know perfectly if your rich live is easy if your in between live is a struggle if your poor your dead or dieing. Putin and Medvedev are actually trying to recreate a Communist Russia. Putin was a KGB agent your know?
rukieishere 2 years ago
No, I live in Denmark. But I watch Russian news every other day to follow the politics, and I often speak with my family on the phone, so I know a lot about their situation. You're not right about the classes. After the communism my family obviously became middle class, because we lost a lot. But my grandmother doesn't "struggle" to get food on the table. Life is not as hard as it used to be, and not as hard as you say. Who cares about Putins past? I only care about what he does for Russia now.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
go hang yourself capitalist scum
Talibarnold 2 years ago
I'd rather be a capitalist than be such a rotten person that I would wish for someone to be hung for discussing politics on a web site. But that's alright - God will punish you for wishing that for a sweet 17-year-old girl. And thank you for replying with such an intelligent comment which completely proves my point.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
being a capitalist is wishing for your fellow humans to be slaves and die being slaves,hopefully youll understand more of how the world works as you mature
Talibarnold 2 years ago
Oh, that's clever. Using the age-card are we? My age doesn't mean that I am inferior to you. In fact I will always be superior to you in Russian politics, because you can never really know before you've lived in Russia and spoken to Russians. Medias constantly try to manipulate people in other contries to believe that Russia is "the bad guy" in any situation - especially Putin. But put a journalist on the streets of Moscow and the truth will show that most Russians love Putin and the new Russia.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
I know that but the discussion was of socialism/capitalism,and just because you dont live in a country doesnt mean you dont know anything about it,i know more about politics than you do,and probably more about russian history as well
Talibarnold 2 years ago
No, that is incorrect - the discussion is whether communism is better for Russia than democracy. You'd know that if you'd read my other comments, not only the one that upset you. Russian history is the past. As I wrote in the first comment (...): "USSR is dead but Russia lives on. Communism is Russia's past, not the present" Basically the point is that the past is irrelevant. And if it isn't, then the present is better ANYWAY, because millions are not put down by a dictator and people are free.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
Communism isnt about russia,communism is an international movement and as a communist i would like to see a communist government in russia again.
If you dont know your past and your history you have no identity,yeah sure were free to drink as much cocacola as we want,hurray!
Talibarnold 2 years ago
You ridicule the freedom of the Russian people and you wish for Russians to suffer under a dictator once more.... It seems to me that you're the selfish one. I wish you had experienced the Russian communism as it was. Then your mouth wouldn't have been so big. It's so easy to sit in your safe, sweet Sweden and say that you're a communist. But you have no idea what communism is. I do know my history. And I am a proud Russian. But I would never wish for Russia what you wish.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
And I am not going to repeat myself, so if you want to continue this I suggest you read the rest of my comments, in stead of pointing out things that I have already spoken for.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
you dont even live in russia yourself so i guess you know what your parents have told you,besides it depends who you ask,if every russian thinks like you about soviet,its strange how the communist party in russia can still be the biggest in the world?yeah i wish i had experienced the Russian communism as it was as well,so we agree there at least ;D
Talibarnold 2 years ago
I moved to Denmark a few years ago, because my mother knows that the possibilites for education are much better here (it's free). And I have totally adapted. But I haven't forgot where I come from. And I say you this - Scandinavia is such an easy place to live. Sweden is even better than Denmark. So no whiny Scandinavian today would've survived the Russian communism. You'd die without all the social benefits - without all the money that the government provides every citizen with.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
So you should be happy about your situation. The communist party is supported by older people who don't know anything BUT communism and have troubles adapting to the new system. But that's just the way old people are - they'd rather stick to what they've grown a custom to. The young part of the population wants change, we want Russia to be a democratic country and to function well with the other countries. We don't want to be united with Belarus, Ukraine etc. - we want to stand on our own.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
you dont know me so dont judge me,im not a whiner,and you where born 3 years after soviet collapsed so what do you know?except the tradegy that happened when the state ceased to provide for the citizens and transformen from planned economy to market economy over one night.And about the wellfare system?lol you tell me that education and healthcare wasnt free in soviet?you didnt even need ensurances ffs!besides true swedish communists has always helped communist,we even had a brigade in vietnam
Talibarnold 2 years ago 2
Who cares on what date communism officially ended? Do you think Russia changed over night? Russia is still recovering from the damages that communism is to blame for. Are you kidding me? What educations? Are you really saying that a woman could become a lawyer during the communism?? The whole purpose of communism is that everyone is equal! But as I've said before; the equality of communism means being stuck in your own situation. Now people can do what they want with their lives.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
If you call working at a fabric inhaling dangerous steams and eduation - then yeah, you could get a free education during the communism - "ffs"! Health care? Yeah, you recieved bread if you stood in line long enough, so that you wouldn't die and your fabric wouldn't lose a worker.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
lol yeah that would explain all russian scientists who has won the nobelprize,soviet had no education,haha,you just keep stepping on your own toes,the famous "breadlines" was in the transformatioen between planned and market economy and i think capitalism is to blame for that
Talibarnold 2 years ago
So I "keep stepping on my own toes"? Elaborate. I certainly think I have managed to argue for my case better than you have for yours.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
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Talibarnold 2 years ago
no education in soviet?just look at all russian/soviet scientists that has won the nobelprize
Talibarnold 2 years ago 4
dont pull the lie about "recovering" wich russia was the most powerful?soviet?or the "human paradise" when the tsar and the church ruled everything?ì dont think you want that time back,
Talibarnold 2 years ago
Ты и русского языка, скорее всего, не знаешь. А то спор идет о России, а ты пишешь по-английски. Смешно!
Shveik1 1 year ago
capitalism and "democracy" in Russia was the greatest theft in world history tens of billions in the hands of gangsters crooked former politicians and foreign investors. Much of this money was taken out of the country. Meanwhile instead of the occasional shortages of the communist era people found there was plenty of everything because most people couldn't afford it. Lack of basic medicine food or jobs and a rise in deaths from preventable disease and alcholisn leaves millions homeless
TemujinMSM 2 years ago
@TemujinMSM True, we can somewhat call it the "Red cancer", but you can't say this isn't part of Russia's people history and they will favorize it for the fact Lenin and Stalin brought great changes, but while great in amount of changes, terrible in terms of impact on country.
CCCP will never dissappear from our history, and this song is one of the reasons those terrible times are so wonderful to stay in our memory.
Nikotyniak 2 years ago
You summed it up very well.
susumu07 2 years ago
I would not say it was terrible times. Based on my own experience and observations I can tell you that terrible times began after the Soviet Union was destroyed. Comparing to what happened next, the Soviet era was almost like Paradise.
laserbeam5 2 years ago
whatever,i dont debate politics with stupid children who dont now their own good and has learned what they know about the world from watching mtv
Talibarnold 2 years ago 3
What education? One of the best in the world. And it was completely free.
And woman was definitely able to become a lawyer. And many of them were. The concept of communist stands for equality between man and woman. There were no restrictions at this point. It seems that you have no idea about real life in the USSR. You simply repeating western anticommunist propaganda cliché.
laserbeam5 2 years ago
I'm not repeating anything. I'm Russian and my family hated living during the communism. At one point things were so bad that my mother had to stand in line for up to 1 hour just to get some bread, while she was 7-8 months pregnant with me. Free education? You don't have to live in a communist society to get a free education. Here in Denmark we have free education... Denmark. Go read about Denmark. No further words are needed.
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
OK, I am Russian too. I and my family are really missing that time. Probably we are talking about different countries. I grew up in the USSR. I know what I am talking about. You are just 18 years old. You did not see the USSR. You were born after. Lines for bread and for other stuff appeared at the very end, when Gorbachev was destroying the country. Before perestroika lines for bread were unthinkable.
laserbeam5 2 years ago 2
Free education in some western countries was introduced much later than in the USSR, and they did it being inspired by the Soviet example. While officially there is capitalism in western countries, many of them already gradually switching to socialism.
laserbeam5 2 years ago 2
@laserbeam5 What about almost free medication while being one of the best ones in the world at that time? What about f'ree education while being the best one in the world?
DmitriyUA 2 years ago
Did not get your question. In my comments I already mentioned that.
laserbeam5 2 years ago
@kseniasmirnoff Girl, you have no idea what you are talking about. Do you even imagine what Soviet Union was? BTW, hearing from you, you only talk with your mothers' words, not your own. You cannot judge upon one testimony.
DmitriyUA 2 years ago
Только не надо брехать так нагло, а? За хлебушком в очереди его матушка по часу стояла! Ты в блокадном Ленинграде родился? Здесь тебе не Дания, там тебе, может быть, и верят, а я сам 1972 г.р. и отлично помню, что к чему.
Shveik1 1 year ago 2
Из твоих риторических вопросов, душка, видно, что социализма ты и не нюхала. Ты русская вообще?
Shveik1 1 year ago
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Люблю мою родину Россию. Но ребята - СССР больше не существует. Мы должны гордиться тем что и есть - не том, что было. Сегодня Россиа одна. Мы не союз, мы страна!
kseniasmirnoff 2 years ago
I love Russia too. But I just believe live was easier for most people back then no one was homeless. I sorry I did not mean to offend you in anyway.
rukieishere 2 years ago 3
ez ám a szám
lillu1990 2 years ago
imponente..
un mexicano viendo lo que hace el ruso
hectorinzaca 2 years ago
Khmmmm.. Polish support for white army in Russian civil war...
Historia magistra vitae est
Lazinbreg 2 years ago
Lazinberg, i cant' understand what you mean what is wrong with supporting white army? what is wrong with supporting any army at any civil war?
Anyway, Polish didn't support any of those armies
badur77 2 years ago
Russian civil war, Russian....
That problem must solve only Russian..
Not Serbia, Polska, Germany or any other coutry..
You support half nation and kill ohter of same nation..
Civil war must be problem of one contry.
Sorry for my english, i hope you understand my writing.
Greeting from Serbia
Lazinbreg 2 years ago 5
I forget... yes, polska was supported white army
Lazinbreg 2 years ago
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5-march-1940-THE KATYN MASACRE.22000 POLISHES WERE KILLED BY RUSSIAN ARMY.....I'M WAITING FOR YOUR COMMENTS
sonador88 2 years ago
The Katyn Massacre was of course Horrible and unjustifiable, and Russia should apologise for it in my opinion. But there are plenty of videos on Youtube discussing the Katyn Massacre, and I don't see why you had to come to this video of Katyusha, which is a song about a girl missing her lover who is fighting at war, and comment on the atrocities commited by the Red Army, which although were horrible dont represent the Russian role in the second world was as awhole, and has nothing to do withsong
mukmakumkum 2 years ago
After soviet-polish war 1919-1921 more than 60000 soviet prisoners of war were killed in POLISH concentration camps... I'M also WAITING FOR YOUR COMMENTS
yairshtern 2 years ago 3
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murder bastards
sonador88 2 years ago
masacre from fantana alba,01-04-1941,30000 romanian ,killed by russian army,
sonador88 2 years ago
Romanian in USSR? Is it 1st April joke?
yairshtern 2 years ago
In WW2 more than 20000 Polish officers were killed in Katyni... In 1956 the soviet army killed more than 2600 Hungarian in the revolution.. We don't forget the terror of the communism!!!! We don't forget the terror of the communism!!
megyer4444 2 years ago
We don't forget terror of capitalism!!!!
yairshtern 2 years ago 9
Nor CAN we forget the terror of Capitalism, for we see it to this very day!
irishguy011 2 years ago 2
so what?it doesnt matter where in the world you live,if you take up arms against the governmet you will get in prison or killed,whats wrong with that?shall everyone who dont like the government start killing police and military and then cry in the mediea because the where sent to prison?!
Talibarnold 2 years ago
OK, i have a little question, does the katiusha song is related to the katyusha, the WWII rocket launcher truck used by the soviets?
Balaimitaxi 2 years ago
Hahahaha, not really :) Kayusha is a women's nick name, kinda short for Katarina ( same way as Kathy is a short version of Kathryn in English. Now, both the song and the rocket launching system were called Katyusha, i.e. Kathy :)
PanicusVulgaris 2 years ago 3
Very interesting question. As the music of that song also is used in the "Marsh minometchikov" (the mortar men's march). Also: the song was written in the time of WWII. And even some Russians mean that this song is a metaphor about the rocket launchers... they are also people saying that the rocket launcher is called "Katyusha" because of that song (but why didn't they call a tank or plane like that?). Anyway: some connection between the song and the RL exists :)
youshouldntknow 2 years ago
mukmakumkum 2 years ago 2
víbornéééééé video
tesla852 2 years ago
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Deutschland Deutschland unter alles!
pesymisiek 2 years ago
Величайшая песня, вызывающая генетический ужас у всех наших врагов и гордость у всех наших друзей!
dmitry1706 2 years ago 32
Great Video. Makes me ro remember my life in USSR '67 to '73. I was a student there.
MrSivalogu 2 years ago 5
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nice song but dirty evil bloddy red soviet commies
eulex10 2 years ago
this song has 2 different separate meanings
vinedude1 2 years ago
No difference between the Soviet government and Western governments, in terms of good and evil.
MaoiMeowi 2 years ago 4
oh yes, there is. relatively there were fewer skyscrapers in the ussr. and relatively fewer peoples sent to death camps beacuse they votes on the other.
Mickekzon 2 years ago
Skyscrapers are what the 2% of the population that have wealth put up to enslave 98% of the population that are under the impression they can get out of it.
But Capitalism can be blamed for all the world's problems. If almost everyone in Europe hadn't come to colonize Africa, there wouldn't be these civil wars. If the Soviet chairmen hadn't been Capitalists, they wouldn't have sent everyone to the forced labor camps.
No, there wasn't. Both were Capitalist.
MaoiMeowi 2 years ago
Good and evil are but the same side on a mobeius band.
KlausVonWolfenstein 2 years ago
Кто знает. кто дирижировал хором и оркестром на этом концерте? Вроде бы генерал-майор Семён Чернецкий?
iromaromka 2 years ago
smotri-ka vnimatel'no... po moemu eto General-mayor Boris Aleksandrovich Aleksandrov - syn osnovatelya etogo khora. ili ty imela v vidu togo khloptsa v ochkakh, kotoryj stesnyalsya...? ;)
youshouldntknow 2 years ago 3
Спасибо за комментарий. Хлопец в очках - это автор музыки к песне, Матвей Исаакович Блантер.
iromaromka 2 years ago 4