@@wurzel9671 Instead of civil war lapland war, dont know the exact english nsme for it but thats straight translated. Its when the Germans were forced out of Finlsnd and we had to fight them out.
@@wurzel9671 I havent thought about it but I remember that he didnt really like the idea of wars and military, just did it to protect his country. Now we're not in high risk of a war breaking out, but its mandatory for all men to go serve their country here. So if a war breaks out you better believe im going to serve my country and continue his legacy :D
Its not gonna be long until the last Finnish veterans are gone. Never will be forgotten for those Women, children, men who gave their part in keeping Finland as independent nation. My grandfather fought as NCO in winter war and early years of continunation war. He was wounded during attack to petroskoi by getting shot to leg with explosive bullet. He survived because comrade dragged him to safety. After the war he found out that this comrade had died during final months of continunation war
@OrthoGoat Many girls served as Lottas in a supportive role (such as cooking,medical assistance,laundry etc.)during both winter and continuation wars.In the later part of the continuation war,especially during 1944,some were even allowed to operate AA gun at the rear fronts and have their own guns. The lottas released around 2 Finnish divisions manpower’s for Finland.
And additional information: There are around 200k joined the lotta ,and 200~300(I forgot the exact number) died ,mostly by enemy air raids and diseases.
@OrthoGoat They fought as Lottas They didnt really are in the frontline but still helped in the homerfont as scouters of airplanes and stuff like this But still they are importnant to us Finns
Interesting fact: this recording was sung in an independence day fundraiser some fifteen years ago by the very same veterans the song is about, and if I'm not mistaken, all of them have now passed. It truly is up to all of us to remember them now and keep their message alive. Thank you, great-grandpa. You gave everything you had for your country and your children. I hope you can rest easy with how things have turned out
@@findlandanimation4867 googled it, and it was the "Suomi on hyvä maa" -concert on 2007 Independence Day in Turku. Here's a link to the video :) ruclips.net/video/arKxCiTZoyQ/видео.html
As a Finnish male nurse, working in an elderly home, it has been a great honor to serve the veterans of our country in their old age. When your time inevidently comes, i'll be there to give my heroes the last salute. 🫡
God bless you, those people gave everything they had and won. Their sacrifices are forever remembered and lived as long as Finland stands. Turn the immigrants and invaders away, Finland for the fins through finnish blood.
The average age of veterans (living in Finland) is 97 years old as of early 2022. With about 4000 veterans alive. It's honestly amazing how they have managed to stay alive so long. Life expectancy in Finland for men is about 80 years. Their fire has yet to be extinguished and spirit has remained strong, perhaps to continue their fighting until the end. Not with guns, but with words. To spread the word of what happened. And it is our duty to remember them and their words after they no longer can say them to the next generation.
@Suomi Perkele! wasn't it the 1994 referendum which allowed to join the EU? Also, what is the downside in EU membership for you? Just curious. Previously I got info from Cyprus citizens that basically EU membership brought more negative consequences, than positive ones + currently my country is on a long-term run to EU membership.
@@foil_ukraine for me the downsides are the fact that over 80% of laws coming from EU, also we have to pay billions just because other southern nations in europe doing so bad at economy. (well, our prime minister fucked that debt package thing up)
Olen tosi ylpeä naapureistamme ja veljistämme pohjoisessa! Kunnia kaikille sankareille, jotka taistelivat Suomen puolesta! Ja kiitos teille, että autoitte meitä vapaussodassamme! Joskus koittaa päivä, jolloin me molemmat saamme takaisin menetetyt alueet - te Karjalan, Alakurtin ja Petsamon ja me Petserin ja Ivangorodin. Suomi ja Viro - veljiä ikuisesti! 🇪🇪❤️🇫🇮
Viron-veljet ovat VELJIÄ isolla V:llä. Idän ryssiä pitää vetää "kunnolla turpaan". Muuten eivät nimittäin "tajua". "Te" tajuatte mitä "HYVYYS" on. Kiitos teistä!
@@lillejuensen8084 Petroskoi ei kuulunut Suomeen ennen vuotta 1943-1944. Jatkosodan aikaan se kuului Suomeen vain noin vuoden. Alun alkujakaan Petroskoilla EI ole mitään tekemistä Suomen ja Venäjän älyperäisillä rajoilla! Tämä tieto on muuten Facta. Minä voin tämän myös ihan rehellisesti myöntää. Minulle riittää se että Suomi saa ne vääryydellä menetetyt maa alueet takasin jotka kuuluivat itsenäiseen Suomeen vuodesta 1918. Myös ne Suomalaisten maksamat sotakorvaukset Neuvostoliitolle tai siis nykyiselle Venäjälle pitäisi palauttaa korkojen kanssa takasin Suomalaisille. Juniorit tässä on kysymys teille. Mikä maa on? Maailman ainut maa joka on sille määrätyt sotakorvaukset maksanut kokonaan pois? Suomelle määrätyt sotakorvaukset päätettiin Pariisin rauhansopimuksessa 1947. Iso-Britannian, Ranska, Venäjä ja U.S.A. aikaansaamassa globaalissa ja kansainvälisessä oikeusistuimessa. Muuten siellä myös tuomittiin muitakin maita maksamaan sotakorvauksia. Suomi on edelleenkin, ainut maa koko maailmassa joka on maksanut sille määrätyt sotakorvaukset. fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suomen_sotakorvaukset fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sotakorvaus Петрозаводск не принадлежал Финляндии до 1943-1944 годов. Во время войны-продолжения он принадлежал Финляндии всего около года. Даже вначале Петрозаводск НЕ имеет отношения к интеллектуальным границам Финляндии и России! В противном случае эта информация является Facta. Я тоже могу честно признаться в этом. Для меня достаточно, что мы вернем неправомерно утраченную землю, которая принадлежала независимой Финляндии с 1918 года. Военная компенсация, выплаченная финнами Советскому Союзу или, следовательно, современной России, также должна быть возвращена финнам с процентами. Юниоры, вот вопрос к вам. Что это за страна? Единственная страна в мире, которая полностью выплатила возложенные на нее военные репарации? Решение о военных репарациях, наложенных на Финляндию, было принято Парижским мирным договором 1947 года. Великобритания, Франция, Россия и США. в мировом и международном суде. Кстати, были и другие страны, приговоренные к выплате военных репараций. Финляндия до сих пор остается единственной страной в мире, которая выплатила возложенные на нее военные репарации. Petrozavodsk did not belong to Finland until 1943-1944. During the Continuation War, it only belonged to Finland for about a year. Even at the beginning, Petrozavodsk is NOT related to the intellectual borders of Finland and Russia! Otherwise, this information is Facta. I can honestly admit it too. It is enough for me that we will return the wrongfully lost land that has belonged to independent Finland since 1918. The military compensation paid by the Finns to the Soviet Union, or therefore to modern Russia, must also be returned to the Finns with interest. Juniors, here's a question for you. What country is it? The only country in the world that has fully paid off the war reparations assigned to it? The decision on war reparations imposed on Finland was taken by the Paris Peace Treaty of 1947. Great Britain, France, Russia and the USA. in the world and international court. Incidentally, there were other countries sentenced to pay war reparations. Finland is still the only country in the world that has paid the war reparations assigned to it.
@Bob I am proud of my country and my ancestors as well, I am proud of my country as well as one's own identity. Actually, I also sometimes hope that papers and facts would not be needed to handle things in world politics, etc. once a Finnish legendary person said that paper wipes the ass and at the same time stated that the man's word must be able to be trusted. That's how it goes maybe in Finland. But would you trust the mere word of those other countries? Russia, Great Britain, U.S.A, etc. Finland has once attended a tough school that all agreements must be on paper and the neighbor cannot be trusted with 100% certainty.
@Bob Wait a minute. Do you consider Finland a small country? Otherwise. I know from my own experience that you are no longer allowed to visit your own grandparents because it is now on the wrong side of the Finnish-Russian border. For me personally, it is enough that my grandfather's and grandmother's home and farm would sometimes belong to Finland. Before the wars, 400,000 Finnish citizens, or 11% of the total Finnish population at the time, lived in the areas forcibly extradited by Finland. Karelian Isthmus, Vyborg, Ladoga Karelia, Priozersk, Terijoki, Petsamo, Salla, Sortavala and the like. They forced Finland to Russia divested areas where sometimes even fall to the ground where their father is a fall so I'm satisfied. Otherwise, I only want to return the area that belonged to Finland before the wars. For even in the handed over part, there is just enough rebuilding, etc. Secondly, there is such an old proverb. Greedy has a shitty end. Hopefully no Finnish decision-maker or Russian will ever try to hit his head on a Karelian pine again. Thank you. Подожди минуту. Считаете Финляндию маленькой страной? В противном случае. Я знаю по собственному опыту, что вам больше не разрешают навещать своих бабушек и дедушек, потому что теперь это находится не на той стороне финско-российской границы. Лично для меня достаточно того, что дом и ферма моих дедушки и бабушки иногда принадлежали Финляндии. Перед войной 400 000 финских граждан, или 11% от общей численности финского населения в то время, жили в районах, насильственно экстрадированных Финляндией. Карельский перешеек, Выборг, Ладожская Карелия, Приозерск, Терийоки, Петсамо, Салла, Сортавала и пр. Они принудили Финляндию к России лишиться участков, где иногда даже падают на землю там, где падает их отец, так что я доволен. В противном случае я хочу вернуть только те территории, которые принадлежали Финляндии до войны. Ибо даже в сданной части ровно хватает перестроек и т. Д. Во-вторых, есть такая старая пословица. Жадный конец хреновый. Будем надеяться, что ни один финский человек или русский, принимающий решения, больше никогда не попытается удариться головой о карельскую сосну. Спасибо.
Arturas do you know by the way why there are lot of relatively new finnish gene import from finland to baltics? This was quite new information for me aswell
@@arvopohja7693 Hi Arvo! Sorry, I know nothing about this. But you can be really proud of your genes - that are the genes of Heroes. Because only you crushed the red bestia in WWII. We adore Finland and Finnish people. You are our real Brothers.
@@arturasandriusaitis8832 in that case you have it too some porpotion at least😅 due the finnish/swedish soldiers presence in baltics 1660-1800 there were many garrisons and soldiers were there decades and had families there.
@@arvopohja7693 Arvo, it's different thing with Lithuania regarding this. We never were on Swedes, except the short period of 1655-1657, when they occupied the Western Lithuania (Kaunas and Žemaitija (Samogitia)). The different thing is with Latvia and Estonia which lived long time on Swedish rule. But our connection with Finland is from ancient times, as I wrote. For example, Finns obtained many words from the Balts in that time. Because the part of Balts reached the present territory of Finland. So you have the Baltic genes as well! Our ethnoses are very close despite historical peripeteias and religion (we are the Roman Catholics). In interwar period Finland was an example in many cases for us. For example, our Union of Riflemen (1919-1940) learned from Finnish Suojeluskunta. And of course your Heroes of 1939-1944 were an immortal example for our Partisans (Forest Brothers) in 1944-1953 (30,000 fallen for Freedom).
@@arturasandriusaitis8832 we had and still have luck to have safer location geocraphically wise with natural barries to help defend our country. Its different with Lithuania unfortunately.
Sang this in a volunteer army choir in elderly care places 1997-1998. We were not especially good singers but the listeners didn't care as obviously this song triggers something hidden very deep. Not a single eye was dry for the ones who listened. War era people all of them. I doubt any of them are around anymore.
I cry my eyes out every time I hear this. Like any other Finn, my grandfather and my great uncle also fought in the war. Neither was ever able to go back home. I'm so grateful for their sacrifices that we still have most of the country to ourselves. I want to believe that one day the Finnish Karelia is returned to us, and I or my children can do what they couldn't and go back home.
This song is not just a patriotic war song, but also so goddamn beautiful! None of us can truly understand what these men really did for the sake of our independence.
@@vesi908 cmon, you already took cities named after Czech rulers, eg. Vratislav, Wroclaw for you, named after our duke (we were duchy, not a kingdom at that point), its only fair that we should get Královec named after our king! saying Poles should get it is Croatian propaganda, they know Croatia will collapse without Czech tourists! :-D Greetings to Poland!
@@kis4659 thank you, Finnish brother!!! Russia is ruining my city Kharkiv, (Harkova) - a lot of places where I spent my childhood are gone! Russia must die!!!
As the name suggests it pays tribute of the Finnish soldiers during the winter war and the continuation war that sacrifice the defense of there homeland
*their, and its more than just that. it advices younger generations to remember the suffering we had to go trough against our struggle for independence. it also says good bye to our bethren in Karelia.
@@PC_Simo thank you 🙏🏻 God bless you ... Croatia defended Europe from the Ottoman Empire .... and today they see Muslims love and appreciate more than Croats it is a pain in my heart
Rannalle himmeän lahden Aurinko laskenut on Kutsu jo soi iltahuudon Taakka jo laskettu on Taattoa muista sä silloin Askel jo uupunut on Lapset ja lastemme lapset Teidän nyt vuoronne on Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa Hymni soi holvissa hiljaa Tummana kaipuuta soi Aika on korjannut viljaa Sarka jo kynnetty on Ammoin me marssimme kahden Tulta löi taivas ja maa Rannoilta Äänisen lahden Kelle nyt kertoa saa Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa Laineissa Laatokan mahti Kahlita kenkään ei voi Veljet sen rantoja vahti Konsa on koittava koi Ylväänä Karjalan heimo Tuskaansa kantanut on Maa-äiti suojaansa sulkee Vartija poissa jo on Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa
The chorus always gives me shivers. I miss you great granddad. Thank you for all you sacrificed. I’ll make sure my children and my children’s children never forgets all you and your generation gave us. Minä lupaan.
The Finnish people will not be alone in the war with Russia. We will stand by you as brothers. We are ready to stand up to the Russian imperial tyranny if it invades Finland. We will not leave the Finns, we know what the war with Russia is and we were alone. Finland has another Finnish fighter in my form. Hopefully there are many more like me.🇬🇪❤️🇫🇮
Well said. I just wonder what was the nationality of "Russian" aggressors: Stalin (Djugashvili), Beria, Ordzhonikidze, Mikoyan etc. Oh, those Russians(((
@@kaiserwilhelmi7532 Mikoyan, during the Talvisota (Winter War), as a Narkom (minister) of foreign trade, was a Politbureau member. Thus, he was among decision makers. If your point is that the only decision maker was Stalin, the fact is that Stalin was Georgian, not Russian. And many of Bolshevist's leaders were not Russian as well. So, the previous comment of the georgian guy about "Russian aggressors" looks rather stupid.
Rannalle himmeän lahden Aurinko laskenut on. Kutsu jo soi iltahuudon, Taakka jo laskettu on. Taattoa muista sä silloin, Askel jo uupunut on, Lapset ja lastemme lapset, Teidän nyt vuoronne on. Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet, Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa. Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin, Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa! Hymni soi holvissa hiljaa, Tummana kaipuuta soi. Aika on korjannut viljaa, Sarka jo kynnetty on. Ammoin me marssimme kahden, Tulta löi taivas ja maa. Rannoilta Äänisen lahden, Kelle nyt kertoa saa? Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet, Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa. Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin, Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa! Laineissa Laatokan mahti, Kahlita kenkään ei voi. Veljet sen rantoja vahti, Konsa on koittava koi. Ylväänä Karjalan heimo Tuskaansa kantanut on. Maa-äiti suojaansa sulkee, Vartija poissa jo on. Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet, Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa. Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin, Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa!
My grandfather was a hero in winterwar. He saved 2 wounded soldiers who fought together with him against russian agression. Jumped in a icecold river and saved 2 friends! All 3 survived from their squad. He got a medal fight off the stalinists. But he refused to tell my mother what he exactly did. Maybe it was to brutal. Anyway finland is not scared of russia in 2022 !!!!
@@Finno-Ugrichoodirony probably not, if he attacked Finland he'd attack North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Literally, that would be the end of the world. period
I'm 52 and just back from a voluntary reservist refresher training. The officer in charge of the platoon held an early morning sermon and spoke about those who gave their ultimate sacrifice for the fatherland. It ended with this moving song. There we were, in full battle gear, listening to words urging us to tell our children and their children about their sacrifices. It was very difficult to not shed a tear.
@@ilarimakiranta I'm not Russian. We Erzyans are not Russians. We have a lot of people who are doing everything they can to stop the war. There are a lot of them...
My grandfather whom i never had the pleasure to meet fought in Raatteentie. My mother speaks fondly of a man shunned by his peers and haunted by the horrors of war, but also of a man who was a loving father and a gentle person. He took his own life in a place he knew my mom would not find him because in his final moments he thought of his daughter and decided that she should not be traumatized by his own failings. My mom told me that in the final meeting, he gave his medals to her and told her to remember him fondly and apologized that he was not there to see her grow up. Remembering this gets me teary-eyed. His name was Valde Koskela, and i love him with all my heart.
My grandmother was Finnish yet Swedish speaking with parents from Narpes area. Wish I got to meet her, or that my dad got to have a longer experience with her. She died when he was 8 years old. I feel disconnected from the culture but wish so badly I got to experience them and their pasts. Love from NYC
My great uncle died in 1944 at the Battle of Peurujoki and he was in the Jääkäripataljoona 5, 1. komppania (Jatkosota) - 1./JP 5 (Jaeger Battalion 5, 1st Company (Continuation War) - 1./JP 5). I am proud to say that i still have his medal proudly on display and i am so proud to be his grandnephew! May he rest in peace! 1925 - 1944 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
One of my grandfathers, two of his brothers, a cousin, and several of their friends went to Finland as volunteers during the Winter War. Two of the friends got killed, one of them a pilot, but he had downed four Russian fighters before he got killed himself). Another of their friends ended up at the rank of Captain, (he was a bit older and was already a former Lieutenant), and received several orders, including the Order of the Cross of Liberty, and later on the Order of the Lion for his service… (One of his sons was Anders Lassen, who died the 9th of April 1945, in Italy, in a raid that would later cause a posthumous award of the Victoria Cross) My stepdad's father and one of his brothers also volunteered, they were in action at Salla.. Not all of the group my grandad and them were in was in action, some of them got stationed in Uleåborg, (and one of these men would sadly later become one of my country’s most famous Nazis)
The ambiance of the song, if you can call it so, is truly grim and therefore fits perfectly to the theme. Truly a amazing song and a great way of honoring the men who gave everything for their nation
Love 💗 to Finland 🇫🇮 my all time favorite country ever! The be all and end all! I’ll start learning Finnish most probably once I’m done with my Official Exams. I dream to live there! Love 💕 from Lebanon 🇱🇧 🇱🇧 💗 🇫🇮 Suomi sinä mukava! Sorry for my despicable Finnish 😅
@finnish melee player or smth Thank You 😊 Kiitos 😁 In Lebanon 🇱🇧 most of the population is trilingual. That might explain 😅 But yeah! I hope 🤞 I will be able to come once I get my degree ;) 🇱🇧 💖 🇫🇮
This song make me goosebumps, because I'm Croatian and I know perfectly what's it alike. Our veterans fought for their country and now they are treated as a trash, relict of past. I'm really sad about it because my dad was also Croatian defender and he knows many people who live hard without any help although they were ready to give life for this country! They are treated like part of past that is better to delete, that makes me really sad :(
@@user-gv7fu2sm5j A tretiraju ih k'o najgore smeće, sad čak razmišljaju i o uklanjanju spomenika palim policajcima. Braniteljske udruge to nesmiju dopustiti!
@@Pajdas610 Nešto sam pročitao neki dan da namjeravaju ukloniti spomenik palim policajcima 1991. (prve žrtve domovinskog rata) ali sad više ne mogu naći ništa o tome
My Mother told me that my great grandfather fought in Winter war and in Continuation war. I never met him because he died before my birth but every year I went his grave with my family and relatives.
Это очень сильная песня, меня всегда пробирает до мурашек.Живу в Хельсинки 29 лет,этническая финка,приехали из Киева.В моей церкви на День Независимости Финляндии всегда праздник с речами и концертом,в котором принимает участие хор кадет.Уже лет 15 подряд хожу на праздник и жду с трепетом исполнения кадетами этого произведения. Слова и мелодия вызывают сильнейшие эмоции,просто какое-то волшебство.Хочу и внуков обязательно познакомить.
I can never forget how my fathers mother escaped the cold war and came to sweden. Thats why i, her grand child became both half finnish and half swedish in the end. I will never forget those soldiers who sacrified everything to protect their nation. Against the largest opponent in the world. 58000 finnish soldiers died but they took 600 thousand from the enemy.
It is first step in our efforts to conquer world and set next 1000 years Empire! So first people all over the world has to feel connection to the Empire though music..... =D
!["Tuntematon Sotilas" - Song of the Finnish Unknown soldier [Sanat] + [Lyrics]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HJX7rQ6NBAQ/mqdefault.jpg)
My great grandfather fought in all three wars and when he got to a 100 years we sang this song to him. Fun times before the rona!
Thats amazing you should be proud of your family
So the civil war, the winter war and the continuation war?
@@wurzel9671 Instead of civil war lapland war, dont know the exact english nsme for it but thats straight translated. Its when the Germans were forced out of Finlsnd and we had to fight them out.
@@wurzel9671 I havent thought about it but I remember that he didnt really like the idea of wars and military, just did it to protect his country. Now we're not in high risk of a war breaking out, but its mandatory for all men to go serve their country here. So if a war breaks out you better believe im going to serve my country and continue his legacy :D
My great grandfather fought in the Winter War and Continuation War and is still alive praise God. Salute to your great grandfather also.
Its not gonna be long until the last Finnish veterans are gone. Never will be forgotten for those Women, children, men who gave their part in keeping Finland as independent nation. My grandfather fought as NCO in winter war and early years of continunation war. He was wounded during attack to petroskoi by getting shot to leg with explosive bullet. He survived because comrade dragged him to safety. After the war he found out that this comrade had died during final months of continunation war
OrthoGoat It is everyone’s duty to fight against communists that want to murder their families and steal their lands
@OrthoGoat my great grandma was one of them
@OrthoGoat Many girls served as Lottas in a supportive role (such as cooking,medical assistance,laundry etc.)during both winter and continuation wars.In the later part of the continuation war,especially during 1944,some were even allowed to operate AA gun at the rear fronts and have their own guns. The lottas released around 2 Finnish divisions manpower’s for Finland.
And additional information: There are around 200k joined the lotta ,and 200~300(I forgot the exact number) died ,mostly by enemy air raids and diseases.
@OrthoGoat They fought as Lottas
They didnt really are in the frontline but still helped in the homerfont as scouters of airplanes and stuff like this
But still they are importnant to us Finns
Interesting fact: this recording was sung in an independence day fundraiser some fifteen years ago by the very same veterans the song is about, and if I'm not mistaken, all of them have now passed. It truly is up to all of us to remember them now and keep their message alive.
Thank you, great-grandpa. You gave everything you had for your country and your children. I hope you can rest easy with how things have turned out
What’s the name of the fundraiser?
@@findlandanimation4867 googled it, and it was the "Suomi on hyvä maa" -concert on 2007 Independence Day in Turku.
Here's a link to the video :)
ruclips.net/video/arKxCiTZoyQ/видео.html
@@DBLEB thanks
If you are interested in the Lapland language and culture, I strongly recommend that you look at this. :)
ruclips.net/video/HyRan7oUUQ0/видео.html
Your great grandpa would've been proud
As a Finnish male nurse, working in an elderly home, it has been a great honor to serve the veterans of our country in their old age. When your time inevidently comes, i'll be there to give my heroes the last salute. 🫡
God bless you, those people gave everything they had and won. Their sacrifices are forever remembered and lived as long as Finland stands. Turn the immigrants and invaders away, Finland for the fins through finnish blood.
May "nurses" be as "lovely" as they were.
The average age of veterans (living in Finland) is 97 years old as of early 2022. With about 4000 veterans alive. It's honestly amazing how they have managed to stay alive so long. Life expectancy in Finland for men is about 80 years. Their fire has yet to be extinguished and spirit has remained strong, perhaps to continue their fighting until the end. Not with guns, but with words. To spread the word of what happened. And it is our duty to remember them and their words after they no longer can say them to the next generation.
I'm sure the massive amounts of drugs they were given during the wars helped^^
@ROBLOX State Media Roblox
My grandfather made it to 104
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@@RickyDeLaur we couldn't afford those back then
Kiitos veteraanit, että saan puhua suomea.
Kiitos, että saan elää vapaassa Suomessa.
Kiitos.
Так Финляндию никто и не хотел забрать в свой состав.
@@mappermapperovich turpas kii ryssä
@@mappermapperovich Конечно, как не получилось так сразу и не хотели
@@cyber-polizei1723 факты.
Нужна была лишь не большая территория у Ленинграда
@@arakihirohiko580"Факты" ?! Откуда таких слов набрались?🤣🤣
Long live the finnish Nation as a free Nation🇫🇮
Its 101years of indipendance
@Suomi Perkele! wasn't it the 1994 referendum which allowed to join the EU? Also, what is the downside in EU membership for you? Just curious. Previously I got info from Cyprus citizens that basically EU membership brought more negative consequences, than positive ones + currently my country is on a long-term run to EU membership.
@@foil_ukraine for me the downsides are the fact that over 80% of laws coming from EU, also we have to pay billions just because other southern nations in europe doing so bad at economy. (well, our prime minister fucked that debt package thing up)
@@Juhani96 thank you. I presumed that EU laws are dominating over national ones, but hoped that it happens at much lesser scale.
@@foil_ukraine It does, these people don't know what they're talking about.
Olen tosi ylpeä naapureistamme ja veljistämme pohjoisessa! Kunnia kaikille sankareille, jotka taistelivat Suomen puolesta! Ja kiitos teille, että autoitte meitä vapaussodassamme! Joskus koittaa päivä, jolloin me molemmat saamme takaisin menetetyt alueet - te Karjalan, Alakurtin ja Petsamon ja me Petserin ja Ivangorodin. Suomi ja Viro - veljiä ikuisesti! 🇪🇪❤️🇫🇮
Viron-veljet ovat VELJIÄ isolla V:llä.
Idän ryssiä pitää vetää "kunnolla turpaan".
Muuten eivät nimittäin "tajua".
"Te" tajuatte mitä "HYVYYS" on.
Kiitos teistä!
🫡🇫🇮🤝🇪🇪
🫡
Samaa mieltä ja todellakin
Kunnioitus molempien sotien veteraaneille on suuri 🇪🇪🇫🇮
I want this map of Finland back
Me too brother, me too
I want to take petroskoi!
@@lillejuensen8084 Petroskoi ei kuulunut Suomeen ennen vuotta 1943-1944. Jatkosodan aikaan se kuului Suomeen vain noin vuoden. Alun alkujakaan Petroskoilla EI ole mitään tekemistä Suomen ja Venäjän älyperäisillä rajoilla! Tämä tieto on muuten Facta. Minä voin tämän myös ihan rehellisesti myöntää. Minulle riittää se että Suomi saa ne vääryydellä menetetyt maa alueet takasin jotka kuuluivat itsenäiseen Suomeen vuodesta 1918. Myös ne Suomalaisten maksamat sotakorvaukset Neuvostoliitolle tai siis nykyiselle Venäjälle pitäisi palauttaa korkojen kanssa takasin Suomalaisille. Juniorit tässä on kysymys teille. Mikä maa on? Maailman ainut maa joka on sille määrätyt sotakorvaukset maksanut kokonaan pois? Suomelle määrätyt sotakorvaukset päätettiin Pariisin rauhansopimuksessa 1947. Iso-Britannian, Ranska, Venäjä ja U.S.A. aikaansaamassa globaalissa ja kansainvälisessä oikeusistuimessa. Muuten siellä myös tuomittiin muitakin maita maksamaan sotakorvauksia. Suomi on edelleenkin, ainut maa koko maailmassa joka on maksanut sille määrätyt sotakorvaukset.
fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suomen_sotakorvaukset
fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sotakorvaus
Петрозаводск не принадлежал Финляндии до 1943-1944 годов. Во время войны-продолжения он принадлежал Финляндии всего около года. Даже вначале Петрозаводск НЕ имеет отношения к интеллектуальным границам Финляндии и России! В противном случае эта информация является Facta. Я тоже могу честно признаться в этом. Для меня достаточно, что мы вернем неправомерно утраченную землю, которая принадлежала независимой Финляндии с 1918 года. Военная компенсация, выплаченная финнами Советскому Союзу или, следовательно, современной России, также должна быть возвращена финнам с процентами. Юниоры, вот вопрос к вам. Что это за страна? Единственная страна в мире, которая полностью выплатила возложенные на нее военные репарации? Решение о военных репарациях, наложенных на Финляндию, было принято Парижским мирным договором 1947 года. Великобритания, Франция, Россия и США. в мировом и международном суде. Кстати, были и другие страны, приговоренные к выплате военных репараций. Финляндия до сих пор остается единственной страной в мире, которая выплатила возложенные на нее военные репарации.
Petrozavodsk did not belong to Finland until 1943-1944. During the Continuation War, it only belonged to Finland for about a year. Even at the beginning, Petrozavodsk is NOT related to the intellectual borders of Finland and Russia! Otherwise, this information is Facta. I can honestly admit it too. It is enough for me that we will return the wrongfully lost land that has belonged to independent Finland since 1918. The military compensation paid by the Finns to the Soviet Union, or therefore to modern Russia, must also be returned to the Finns with interest. Juniors, here's a question for you. What country is it? The only country in the world that has fully paid off the war reparations assigned to it? The decision on war reparations imposed on Finland was taken by the Paris Peace Treaty of 1947. Great Britain, France, Russia and the USA. in the world and international court. Incidentally, there were other countries sentenced to pay war reparations. Finland is still the only country in the world that has paid the war reparations assigned to it.
@Bob I am proud of my country and my ancestors as well, I am proud of my country as well as one's own identity. Actually, I also sometimes hope that papers and facts would not be needed to handle things in world politics, etc. once a Finnish legendary person said that paper wipes the ass and at the same time stated that the man's word must be able to be trusted. That's how it goes maybe in Finland. But would you trust the mere word of those other countries? Russia, Great Britain, U.S.A, etc. Finland has once attended a tough school that all agreements must be on paper and the neighbor cannot be trusted with 100% certainty.
@Bob Wait a minute. Do you consider Finland a small country? Otherwise. I know from my own experience that you are no longer allowed to visit your own grandparents because it is now on the wrong side of the Finnish-Russian border. For me personally, it is enough that my grandfather's and grandmother's home and farm would sometimes belong to Finland. Before the wars, 400,000 Finnish citizens, or 11% of the total Finnish population at the time, lived in the areas forcibly extradited by Finland. Karelian Isthmus, Vyborg, Ladoga Karelia, Priozersk, Terijoki, Petsamo, Salla, Sortavala and the like. They forced Finland to Russia divested areas where sometimes even fall to the ground where their father is a fall so I'm satisfied. Otherwise, I only want to return the area that belonged to Finland before the wars. For even in the handed over part, there is just enough rebuilding, etc. Secondly, there is such an old proverb. Greedy has a shitty end. Hopefully no Finnish decision-maker or Russian will ever try to hit his head on a Karelian pine again. Thank you.
Подожди минуту. Считаете Финляндию маленькой страной? В противном случае. Я знаю по собственному опыту, что вам больше не разрешают навещать своих бабушек и дедушек, потому что теперь это находится не на той стороне финско-российской границы. Лично для меня достаточно того, что дом и ферма моих дедушки и бабушки иногда принадлежали Финляндии. Перед войной 400 000 финских граждан, или 11% от общей численности финского населения в то время, жили в районах, насильственно экстрадированных Финляндией. Карельский перешеек, Выборг, Ладожская Карелия, Приозерск, Терийоки, Петсамо, Салла, Сортавала и пр. Они принудили Финляндию к России лишиться участков, где иногда даже падают на землю там, где падает их отец, так что я доволен. В противном случае я хочу вернуть только те территории, которые принадлежали Финляндии до войны. Ибо даже в сданной части ровно хватает перестроек и т. Д. Во-вторых, есть такая старая пословица. Жадный конец хреновый. Будем надеяться, что ни один финский человек или русский, принимающий решения, больше никогда не попытается удариться головой о карельскую сосну. Спасибо.
Absolutely wonderful song.
Still we get 16 russians that dislike it...
@@juhoparviainen8794 27, including Swedes & Europansionists, now.
@hhj ada It really is.
@@PC_Simo as a Swede who disliked this video I can confirm there are only 6 of us
@@iamasalad9080 OK. Good that no more 😎.
"In the jaws of peril, Finland shows what free man can do. "
-Winston Churchill
"Church-ill is a fine name for a man who sacrificed millions of Christ's followers to save and serve Christ's killers."
-me, just now
Strong and great song. Glory to Finland! Respect to Finland from Belarus.
Its a touching for me as finn
Stay strong Ukraine, like Suomi against Soviet invasion!!!!
@@sergeyushakov9290 Hes from Belarus. Not Ukraine. Who are you talking to?
Belarus has got itself in a really shitty situation.
Thanks to russia and domestic dictatorship.
No spine, maybe.
Now its your time to liberate yourselves from the soviet russia
SALUTE small but valiant Suomi! This American admires you big time!
And this Norwegian admires both Finland and American continent :)
@MafiaIntia Kiitos :)
@@Spino2Earth And we are jealous of your rich nation:D Oil money
I recommend you to read your country man Gordon Sanders book battle of finland. Very good book!
If you are interested in the Lapland language and culture, I strongly recommend that you look at this. :)
ruclips.net/video/HyRan7oUUQ0/видео.html
I love Finnish and Hungarian music, there is just something about those languages that make every piece stand out. Greetings from Germany!
Finnish and Hungarian are in the same language family too
Both are finno-ugrics
I love them too. I also love Germany and the songs a lot! What do you think about Estonian songs?
@@andreashakk8030 They are just as good, though usually a bit harder to find
There is reason why Tolkien based both elvish languages to finnish. :P
Hieno laulu! Ja iso kiitos veteraaneille. Himmetä ei muistot saa.
I love Finland! Planning to go there someday. Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹
Bem-vindo/a!
I was in Helsinki a few weeks ago, beautiful city!
Warmest welcome to Finland 💞 Would love to go to Portugal too! 😊
There is at least on Portugal origin singer on Finland.
Shed wery nice and popular here.
Finland and many other neighbouring country of russia have shown that enemy always comes from east.
as a korean i can confirm that the enemy comes from the east. (we had frickin japan)
As a hungarian I can confirm that the enemy comes from every imaginable direction
ur enemy is Serbia? I'm sorry didn't I misunderstood u?
@@rtplay4441 since when serbia has been in east side of finland
Істина.
brings a tear to my eye
I know right.
Me too.
Long love Finland!
Much respect to Finland from an Armenian!
🇫🇮 🇦🇲
🇫🇮❤️🇦🇲
Thank you, respect to you!
Long live Armenia From Northern KURDISTAN❤☀️💚🤝🇦🇲
@@shukran526 freedom to Kurdistan! 🇦🇲🤝❤️☀️💚
@@thejam6.6memes48 Asla
Time will come, and Finland again will be not only in these boundaries but with Its beloved Karelia. We adore You in Lithuania and always remember!
Arturas do you know by the way why there are lot of relatively new finnish gene import from finland to baltics? This was quite new information for me aswell
@@arvopohja7693 Hi Arvo! Sorry, I know nothing about this. But you can be really proud of your genes - that are the genes of Heroes. Because only you crushed the red bestia in WWII.
We adore Finland and Finnish people. You are our real Brothers.
@@arturasandriusaitis8832 in that case you have it too some porpotion at least😅 due the finnish/swedish soldiers presence in baltics 1660-1800 there were many garrisons and soldiers were there decades and had families there.
@@arvopohja7693 Arvo, it's different thing with Lithuania regarding this. We never were on Swedes, except the short period of 1655-1657, when they occupied the Western Lithuania (Kaunas and Žemaitija (Samogitia)). The different thing is with Latvia and Estonia which lived long time on Swedish rule. But our connection with Finland is from ancient times, as I wrote. For example, Finns obtained many words from the Balts in that time. Because the part of Balts reached the present territory of Finland. So you have the Baltic genes as well! Our ethnoses are very close despite historical peripeteias and religion (we are the Roman Catholics).
In interwar period Finland was an example in many cases for us. For example, our Union of Riflemen (1919-1940) learned from Finnish Suojeluskunta. And of course your Heroes of 1939-1944 were an immortal example for our Partisans (Forest Brothers) in 1944-1953 (30,000 fallen for Freedom).
@@arturasandriusaitis8832 we had and still have luck to have safer location geocraphically wise with natural barries to help defend our country. Its different with Lithuania unfortunately.
Sang this in a volunteer army choir in elderly care places 1997-1998. We were not especially good singers but the listeners didn't care as obviously this song triggers something hidden very deep. Not a single eye was dry for the ones who listened. War era people all of them. I doubt any of them are around anymore.
Kunnioittakaamme näitä korkea arvoisia herrasmiehiä! Ilman heitä suomea ei varmaa olisi🇫🇮 Veteraanit on niitä kovimmista kovimpia äijjiä💪👊🔥❤
Kyllä
I cry my eyes out every time I hear this. Like any other Finn, my grandfather and my great uncle also fought in the war. Neither was ever able to go back home. I'm so grateful for their sacrifices that we still have most of the country to ourselves. I want to believe that one day the Finnish Karelia is returned to us, and I or my children can do what they couldn't and go back home.
Karjala takaisin.
Isosetäsi ja vaarisi eivät kuolleet turhaan...
Putin will gladly give you a Russian passport to come home.
@@yurikozhokin8348 I doubt I'd be granted one, nor would I want such a worthless passport.
@@Silveirias There is only one way to find out, but I guess you do not want to go "'home" that bad, do you? Stop pretentious crying bullshit then.
Karelia "home" is Russian, the only way it is "returned" is if Finland is absorbed into Russia.
PROSID! From your brothers across the bay! Half estonian here living in America but still wishing my Finish brothers the best. ELAGA SÖME JA EESTI!
This song is not just a patriotic war song, but also so goddamn beautiful! None of us can truly understand what these men really did for the sake of our independence.
These man sacrificed (almost) everything.
Ukraine's turn to fight aganst eastern evil.
Congratulations for your national holiday on 6th December Finland from your friends in Germany
Thank you, and we love Germany in Finland, you are always our friends and allies
I see germany as our brothers in arms. If there's ever a war you'll know who'll be on your side brother
thank you! without germany there would be no Finland. German pilots saved us from Soviets in 1944.
A lot of men went from my area as Swedish volunteers. Finland is important also for Us in Ruotsi and we support You Always 🇫🇮💪
We now that, now we go together to go nato i love sverige.
@@ahtivieri1012 welcome to the alliance, greetings from czechia
@@branofilipovic9608 u stolen my polish królewiec and its now kralovec. Ajjjj czechia, our brothers
@@vesi908 cmon, you already took cities named after Czech rulers, eg. Vratislav, Wroclaw for you, named after our duke (we were duchy, not a kingdom at that point), its only fair that we should get Královec named after our king! saying Poles should get it is Croatian propaganda, they know Croatia will collapse without Czech tourists! :-D Greetings to Poland!
@@ahtivieri1012 so do I (exept the language[we had hard Tests and poor teaching])
Deep respect from Ukraine!
Heroic Ukrainians! Give those Russians hell!
Slava Ukraini!!
@@kis4659 thank you, Finnish brother!!! Russia is ruining my city Kharkiv, (Harkova) - a lot of places where I spent my childhood are gone! Russia must die!!!
@@zhl5806 a support from the finnish lover turkish. Allah protect you my ukrainien friend.
@@siberakademi6920 thank you for Bayraktars!!!!
My great grandfather fought in Lapland. He passed away last week and we will never forget him.
May he rest in peace
May the snow be light and breezing.
Long live Finland from White Russia!
belarus?
@@iliilil5761 No. White-guard Russia*
@@Drakreyo ok
@RolloxRA 2020 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_movement
Just say isän Maan puolesta
Very nice song greetings from Hellas 🇬🇷 🇫🇮
I stand With Greece. 🇫🇮💙🇬🇷
@MC King without the ς it is correct
@MC King "Γεια σας" is plural.
@@kimmosnorkyvoutilainen 🇬🇷❤️🇫🇮 Suomi on todella kaunis maa!!
Something finland and Greece have in common is the enemy's allways have a hard time with with them
Invasion of Greece
The winter war
As the name suggests it pays tribute of the Finnish soldiers during the winter war and the continuation war that sacrifice the defense of there homeland
*their, and its more than just that. it advices younger generations to remember the suffering we had to go trough against our struggle for independence. it also says good bye to our bethren in Karelia.
This kind of music makes sure we finns remember the sacrifices our people have made. and it is very effective
Point of the song is telling the future generations to continue holding responsibility of the land they fought for
When you hear those men hear the chorus, they are real veterans. There is a video of it in RUclips. There was at least 200 real veterans singing.
If you are interested in the Lapland language and culture, I strongly recommend that you look at this. :)
ruclips.net/video/HyRan7oUUQ0/видео.html
🇭🇷🤝🇫🇮 respect from Croatia 🇭🇷
Respect Croatia from Finland 🇫🇮🤝🇭🇷
Where is Germany?
Much obliged! The Balkans is also the ancient cradle of European civilization. 🙂
@@PC_Simo thank you 🙏🏻 God bless you ... Croatia defended Europe from the Ottoman Empire .... and today they see Muslims love and appreciate more than Croats it is a pain in my heart
@@matejgrebenar4670 You’re very much welcome. 👍🏻🇫🇮🇭🇷
Finlandia has experienced so many wars. Greetibns from Poland :)
Love to Poland from Finland 🇫🇮♥️🇵🇱
4 - 8 войн - много.
Poland history is horrible, so we can understand each other.
Rannalle himmeän lahden
Aurinko laskenut on
Kutsu jo soi iltahuudon
Taakka jo laskettu on
Taattoa muista sä silloin
Askel jo uupunut on
Lapset ja lastemme lapset
Teidän nyt vuoronne on
Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet
Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa
Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin
Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa
Hymni soi holvissa hiljaa
Tummana kaipuuta soi
Aika on korjannut viljaa
Sarka jo kynnetty on
Ammoin me marssimme kahden
Tulta löi taivas ja maa
Rannoilta Äänisen lahden
Kelle nyt kertoa saa
Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet
Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa
Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin
Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa
Laineissa Laatokan mahti
Kahlita kenkään ei voi
Veljet sen rantoja vahti
Konsa on koittava koi
Ylväänä Karjalan heimo
Tuskaansa kantanut on
Maa-äiti suojaansa sulkee
Vartija poissa jo on
Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet
Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa
Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin
Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa
Tack till er veteraner som tappert kämpat för vårt fosterland!
isänmaa
Tack för hjälpan, sverige👍
The chorus always gives me shivers. I miss you great granddad. Thank you for all you sacrificed. I’ll make sure my children and my children’s children never forgets all you and your generation gave us. Minä lupaan.
The Finnish people will not be alone in the war with Russia. We will stand by you as brothers. We are ready to stand up to the Russian imperial tyranny if it invades Finland. We will not leave the Finns, we know what the war with Russia is and we were alone. Finland has another Finnish fighter in my form. Hopefully there are many more like me.🇬🇪❤️🇫🇮
Thank you, respect to you!
Well said. I just wonder what was the nationality of "Russian" aggressors: Stalin (Djugashvili), Beria, Ordzhonikidze, Mikoyan etc. Oh, those Russians(((
Ahahahah good luck, you will need it
@@dmitryshaykin3784 Mikoyan was not an agressor.
@@kaiserwilhelmi7532 Mikoyan, during the Talvisota (Winter War), as a Narkom (minister) of foreign trade, was a Politbureau member. Thus, he was among decision makers. If your point is that the only decision maker was Stalin, the fact is that Stalin was Georgian, not Russian. And many of Bolshevist's leaders were not Russian as well. So, the previous comment of the georgian guy about "Russian aggressors" looks rather stupid.
Rannalle himmeän lahden
Aurinko laskenut on.
Kutsu jo soi iltahuudon,
Taakka jo laskettu on.
Taattoa muista sä silloin,
Askel jo uupunut on,
Lapset ja lastemme lapset,
Teidän nyt vuoronne on.
Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet,
Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa.
Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin,
Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa!
Hymni soi holvissa hiljaa,
Tummana kaipuuta soi.
Aika on korjannut viljaa,
Sarka jo kynnetty on.
Ammoin me marssimme kahden,
Tulta löi taivas ja maa.
Rannoilta Äänisen lahden,
Kelle nyt kertoa saa?
Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet,
Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa.
Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin,
Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa!
Laineissa Laatokan mahti,
Kahlita kenkään ei voi.
Veljet sen rantoja vahti,
Konsa on koittava koi.
Ylväänä Karjalan heimo
Tuskaansa kantanut on.
Maa-äiti suojaansa sulkee,
Vartija poissa jo on.
Hoivatkaa, kohta poissa on veljet,
Muistakaa, heille kallis ol' maa.
Kertokaa lasten lapsille lauluin,
Himmetä ei muistot koskaan saa!
The lyrics are already in the song, but thanks I guess.
@@secchiodepresso6446 But they say "Kohta" and not "Konsa" 😉
Eternal glory to the fallen heroes, God bless and keep Finland and the Finnish people
from Sweden, Kippis!
My grandfather was a hero in winterwar. He saved 2 wounded soldiers who fought together with him against russian agression. Jumped in a icecold river and saved 2 friends! All 3 survived from their squad. He got a medal fight off the stalinists. But he refused to tell my mother what he exactly did. Maybe it was to brutal. Anyway finland is not scared of russia in 2022 !!!!
You would literally lose against Russia.
@@Finno-Ugrichoodirony probably not, if he attacked Finland he'd attack North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Literally, that would be the end of the world. period
@@Finno-Ugrichoodirony Nobody asked, pal.
@@robertmayr9869 Finland is yet to ascend into NATO.
@@Finno-Ugrichoodirony Why bring nonsense in this comment section?
I'm 52 and just back from a voluntary reservist refresher training.
The officer in charge of the platoon held an early morning sermon and spoke about those who gave their ultimate sacrifice for the fatherland. It ended with this moving song.
There we were, in full battle gear, listening to words urging us to tell our children and their children about their sacrifices. It was very difficult to not shed a tear.
Rakastan Suomea! Olen Erzya, olemme veljiä virolaisten ja suomalaisten kanssa! 🇫🇮🇪🇺💙 Erzyans - älä unohda kieltäsi! Suomalaiset, veljet, rakastan sinua Erzyans. Rakastan teitä Erzian Mastorin suomalaisia. Me, erzyalaiset, olemme riippumattomia. Muista, että venäläiset, ersialaiset, virolaiset ja suomalaiset ovat veljiä!
I wouldn’t call all Russians our ”brothers”. Not until they stop the war…
@@ilarimakiranta I'm not Russian. We Erzyans are not Russians. We have a lot of people who are doing everything they can to stop the war. There are a lot of them...
Us finns and estonians volunteered for each others wars, thats what brotherhood is all about!
"Maa ÄITI suojaansa sulkee", ERZÄ:t ja kaikki sinne kuuluvat puhdas sydämmiset.
Love for Erzya from Finland. We are brothers!
Finnish people your songs are extremely strong. You won Reds, now we have repeat it. Greetings from fughting Ukraine
I Hope you are doing well
U are gonna sing like us🇺🇦
Nyt on teidän vuoro Slava UKRAINA 🇺🇦🇫🇮
Te taistelette Venäläistä tyranniaa vastaan. Eläköön Ukraina!
Hope you win this war
Bro the one person who disliked is Joseph Stalin
20 stalins
If you are interested in the Lapland language and culture, I strongly recommend that you look at this. :)
ruclips.net/video/HyRan7oUUQ0/видео.html
Putin made an account.
Holy shit. This is awesome. 😍
Regards from Liberty UkraЇne!!!
Long Live Finland!!!
Glory of Ukraine!!!
Ukrainians trying not to make something about themselves challenge (impossible)
@@KrokLP ???
@@KrokLP Finns fought communists like you. Ukrainians are doing the same now. Slava Ukraini… 🇺🇦🇫🇮
@finnish melee player or smth Neither was the Soviet Union really. Still, they’re attacking a democratic nation
@finnish melee player or smth No I don’t think so. For sure it’s not as democratic as we are but way better than Russia
My grandfather whom i never had the pleasure to meet fought in Raatteentie. My mother speaks fondly of a man shunned by his peers and haunted by the horrors of war, but also of a man who was a loving father and a gentle person. He took his own life in a place he knew my mom would not find him because in his final moments he thought of his daughter and decided that she should not be traumatized by his own failings. My mom told me that in the final meeting, he gave his medals to her and told her to remember him fondly and apologized that he was not there to see her grow up.
Remembering this gets me teary-eyed. His name was Valde Koskela, and i love him with all my heart.
0:45 best part tbh
Chorus :)
My Father & Grandfather fought in WW2 & WW1. Great channel- Godspeed to you!
N ketkä nykypäivänä luulee olevansa ”kovia” niin tässä näette oikeita kovia miehiä🙏🏻
ei kenestäkäkään ole tänä päivänä tuohon silloin miehet oli miehiä
nykyää kaikki jotain äärivasemmistopellejä tai epäisänmaallisia paskiaisia
@I_am_finnish tuotapa en tietäny
Helpot ajat luovat heikkoja miehiä
Ei pitäisi luulla liikoja...
Kyllä lukuisat eloisat ovat kykeneviä vääntämämään "niskat nurin" ja kaikenmoisilla välineillä.
Ininät voi lopettaa.
My grandmother was Finnish yet Swedish speaking with parents from Narpes area. Wish I got to meet her, or that my dad got to have a longer experience with her. She died when he was 8 years old. I feel disconnected from the culture but wish so badly I got to experience them and their pasts.
Love from NYC
Hälsningar från fosterlandet!
MAY THEIR MEMORIES NEVER FADE AWAY
I'm not even Finnish and this makes me tear up. Goddamn man.
Was it only me Who got goosebumps when all the others started to sing? Powerful
My great uncle died in 1944 at the Battle of Peurujoki and he was in the Jääkäripataljoona 5, 1. komppania (Jatkosota) - 1./JP 5 (Jaeger Battalion 5, 1st Company (Continuation War) - 1./JP 5).
I am proud to say that i still have his medal proudly on display and i am so proud to be his grandnephew!
May he rest in peace!
1925 - 1944
🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Complimenti, bellissima, un abbraccio dall'Italia
One of my grandfathers, two of his brothers, a cousin, and several of their friends went to Finland as volunteers during the Winter War.
Two of the friends got killed, one of them a pilot, but he had downed four Russian fighters before he got killed himself).
Another of their friends ended up at the rank of Captain, (he was a bit older and was already a former Lieutenant), and received several orders, including the Order of the Cross of Liberty, and later on the Order of the Lion for his service…
(One of his sons was Anders Lassen, who died the 9th of April 1945, in Italy, in a raid that would later cause a posthumous award of the Victoria Cross)
My stepdad's father and one of his brothers also volunteered, they were in action at Salla..
Not all of the group my grandad and them were in was in action, some of them got stationed in Uleåborg, (and one of these men would sadly later become one of my country’s most famous Nazis)
The ambiance of the song, if you can call it so, is truly grim and therefore fits perfectly to the theme.
Truly a amazing song and a great way of honoring the men who gave everything for their nation
I want the next Sniper Elite game to be set on Finnland
Love 💗 to Finland 🇫🇮 my all time favorite country ever! The be all and end all!
I’ll start learning Finnish most probably once I’m done with my Official Exams.
I dream to live there!
Love 💕 from Lebanon 🇱🇧
🇱🇧 💗 🇫🇮
Suomi sinä mukava!
Sorry for my despicable Finnish 😅
Se päivä ku ymmärrät mitä täs selitän nii mennää kaljalle kallios.
Lots of love to you in Libanon from Finland 💗 Thank you for your kind words. 😊 Let us spread kindness and love throughout the world 💞
@@erikafinland2162 Kiitos 😃!!
🇱🇧 💗 🇫🇮
@finnish melee player or smth Thank You 😊
Kiitos 😁
In Lebanon 🇱🇧 most of the population is trilingual. That might explain 😅
But yeah!
I hope 🤞 I will be able to come once I get my degree ;)
🇱🇧 💖 🇫🇮
Kalliossa on se hieno kirkko.
Ja kai siellä bubejakin löytyy.
Libanonilaiset kaipaisivat kunnon saunas.
respect from italy 🤍💙🤍
@I_am_finnish thank you
Eläköön Suomi! 🇫🇮🇫🇮
samoin 👍👊
The passing of the Greatest Generation is a very sad reality for all nations ;-(
Hyvää itsenäisyyspäivää! (karjala takas)
This song make me goosebumps, because I'm Croatian and I know perfectly what's it alike. Our veterans fought for their country and now they are treated as a trash, relict of past. I'm really sad about it because my dad was also Croatian defender and he knows many people who live hard without any help although they were ready to give life for this country! They are treated like part of past that is better to delete, that makes me really sad :(
Istina brate 😥 Naši branitelji su heroji!
@@user-gv7fu2sm5j A tretiraju ih k'o najgore smeće, sad čak razmišljaju i o uklanjanju spomenika palim policajcima. Braniteljske udruge to nesmiju dopustiti!
@@domagojcapko4152 Koje spomenike?
@@Pajdas610 Nešto sam pročitao neki dan da namjeravaju ukloniti spomenik palim policajcima 1991. (prve žrtve domovinskog rata) ali sad više ne mogu naći ništa o tome
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ustaše
Ring any bells?
Respect from Slovakia!
Annetaan myöhempien sukupolvien muistaa tarina Suomen itsenäisyyden puolesta taistelleista.
eläköön Suomi! 🇫🇮
敬禮!!､偉大的之芬蘭民衆和人民萬歳!!
Long Live Finland!! Salute!!
🫡 🇫🇮 🇫🇮 🫡
HEA LUGU SOOMLASED! LOODAN ET EESTI EI UNUSTA!
Aitäh
Aitäh🇫🇮🇪🇪
フィンランド語素敵‼
😎 🇯🇵 🤝 🇫🇮 😎
May their memory NEVER fade away! 🙏
I love this song. 👍👌
May their memory never fade away.
Greetings from Iran
Nice song and nice country
🇮🇷🇫🇮
Kiitos! Kiitos minun enoille ja setille jotka antovat verta ja elämänsä meille. Aina mielessä!
Kohta on ehkä jälleen hetki veljet.
Mentävä on jos kutsu käy.
Ei oo helppoo kulloisenkin kremlin stanan kuspään tulla jatkamaan jatkuvia sotiaan Suomen maalle.
Yritys huono 3/10.
Metsissä rynätään vanhaan malliin
Oppi ei ole ryssille mennyt perille.
Taas typerä uralinretki joka hävitään 😂
@@Khmaryappels2 Voipi olla... toivottavasti ei ruveta elvistelemään.
Taas lähdemme yhtenä miehenenä jos tarve sen niin on.
Long live to Finland (from Italy)
Ever since I was a kid I liked Finland, now in my 30s I still feel it. Gonna start learning finnish because I find it the coolest language in Europe.
Love Finland from Czech republic. 🇨🇿❤🇫🇮
My Mother told me that my great grandfather fought in Winter war and in Continuation war. I never met him because he died before my birth but every year I went his grave with my family and relatives.
awesome sounding song🇫🇮🇫🇮
Это очень сильная песня, меня всегда пробирает до мурашек.Живу в Хельсинки 29 лет,этническая финка,приехали из Киева.В моей церкви на День Независимости Финляндии всегда праздник с речами и концертом,в котором принимает участие хор кадет.Уже лет 15 подряд хожу на праздник и жду с трепетом исполнения кадетами этого произведения. Слова и мелодия вызывают сильнейшие эмоции,просто какое-то волшебство.Хочу и внуков обязательно познакомить.
Уважение вам из Крыма
I can never forget how my fathers mother escaped the cold war and came to sweden. Thats why i, her grand child became both half finnish and half swedish in the end. I will never forget those soldiers who sacrified everything to protect their nation. Against the largest opponent in the world. 58000 finnish soldiers died but they took 600 thousand from the enemy.
Love Finland from Georgia 🇬🇪♥️🇫🇮
Hyvää itsenäisyyspäivää 2024!!!
Always tears me up.
Me too.
Very impressive song. Greetings from Germany! 🇫🇮
🇫🇮❤️🇩🇪
@@Enkeksinytnimeä🇩🇪🦅🇩🇪🦅🇩🇪🦅🇩🇪🦅
Tuli ihan kyynel silmäkulmaan
If you are interested in the Lapland language and culture, I strongly recommend that you look at this. :)
ruclips.net/video/HyRan7oUUQ0/видео.html
@@aaronmoore6768 noboby cares
jep
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Syntynynit Suomesta. ❤terveisiä Gotlannista
My grandfather fought two wars, winter and continuation. I am so proud!
Why I keep listening to finnish music? I'm romanian...... Just why...... WHY?!
I'm Asian and yet I'm here lol
It is first step in our efforts to conquer world and set next 1000 years Empire! So first people all over the world has to feel connection to the Empire though music..... =D
@@charlesjakesamadan4008 Finngolian gang
My great grandfather was in winter war and Lost his eye by granade shrapnel
Should have been uploaded in 27th of April, not 13th of December but yeah…
this is the best song
One of the best songs. I also like the message as it says to take good care of our veterans.
I'm proud to be 5,8% Finnish, greetings to Finland from Spain ❤🇫🇮
How do you even know this?
@@petter-niklasgustavsson2338 I took a DNA test
@@cristian427 makes sense
@@cristian427 Even if you are 5,8% finnish do you know anything about the culture, the language, have you even visited Finland?
@@JakeZuk1 not yet but I'll visit Finland and investigate about culture
Big respect for the suomalainen sankarit and the whole nation! Clever and loyal persons as thier history shows.
Ala mrd, qué hermosa canción, saludos de Perú 🇵🇪