Thank you so much for this! I was real sore when I learned that Mosfilm took down the video from before. That video had English subtitles too! They're such a bunch of t*ats!
You're welcome! My heart literally sank when I realized the video wasn't available anymore on YT. I remembered it by thumbnail, and tried making mine as similar to the original poster's. I even had the idea of transcribing the other versions of the harvest song's subtitles, but that's assuming the vocals are all the same. And it's waaaay too much work for me lmao.
Thanks! Our capitalist offices apparently decided that the legacy of Soviet cinema was their private property, so they began to remove everything from public access. But one way or another - good, positive, life-inspiring songs remain with people! Let the one who reads this be glad, happy and satisfied with life (Of course, if he is a man of Labour, and not a bandit, a ranier, a capitalist or other scam).
The Capitalist entity who privatized state-owned films does contravene Lenin's doctrine, in which the copyright is the bourgeoisie's main weapon to suppress learners and aspiring artist to this wonderful piece of art.
○ ° ○ ° ○ ◄ ТЕКСТ ► ○ ° ○ ° ○ По реке́, реке́ Куба́ни За волно́й волна́ бежи́т (эх, волна́ бежи́т), Золоти́стыми хлебами Степь куба́нская шуми́т. Так реши́ли мы неда́ром, Хлеборо́бы-мастера: Чтоб ломилися амба́ры От куба́нского добра́. Припе́в: Убира́й, убира́й, Да нагружа́й, нагружа́й, Да выгружа́й - наступи́ли сро́ки. Эх, урожа́й наш, урожа́й, Урожа́й высо́кий. Мы рабо́тать в э́ти сте́пи Выходи́ли до зари́, До зари́, зари́! Чтоб росли́ на на́шем хле́бе Силачи́-богатыри́. Что́бы все девча́та бы́ли И приго́жи и ло́вки, Что́бы жа́рче их люби́ли Молоды́е казаки́. Припе́в... Обмоло́тим всё, как ну́жно, - Ни зерна́ не пропадёт, Нет, не пропадёт, Потому́ что о́чень дру́жный И надёжный мы наро́д. И пойду́т, пойду́т обо́зы В города́ по большаку́, Не оста́нутся колхо́зы Пе́ред Ро́диной в долгу́. Припе́в... Не награ́ды нас прельсти́ли, Э́то ска́жет вам любо́й, Ска́жет вам любо́й - Мы хлеба свои́ расти́ли Ра́ди чести трудово́й. Е́сли ж к э́тому награ́да Бу́дет нам присуждена́, Мы не ска́жем: - Нет, не на́до! - Мы отве́тим, что нужна́. ○ ° ○ ° ○ ◄ ТЕКСТ ► ○ ° ○ ° ○
In this fragment of movie we can see how was look demography in many places of ussr after ww2: there is 2-3 times (or even more) young females than young males because of huge losses among young males during ww2 (especialy as a soldiers, but not only)
Crazy to think that even after losing 30 million people, majority young men, they still managed to industrialize to a point where USA was worried about them. A country that was the greatest beneficiary of both WW1 and WW2, basically taking over the World's economy. When people tend to criticize Soviet Union for a degree of brutality, they tend to forget what they were dealing with. For them, it was a matter of survival.
I like how they run the film at least 33% faster than the actural recorded speed to show how the modern Soviet agricultural workers should work to harvest a record amount of grain.
Wow i didnt notice! What a good sight. As long as i know this is a musical scene from a movie so maybe its a resource to fit the rithm into the scene and not a propaganda skill.
Unfortunately, I have no idea about this program's specifics. There are other versions of the harvest song here on RUclips, but without the cinematics.
Song is from the movie “Kuban Cossacks” made in the late 1940s. Here’s a version of the song sung by an East German military choir at 6:14 in this video ruclips.net/video/9SkezB_hjtE/видео.htmlsi=ZDdNTcdhuDKDWAQr
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Thank you so much for this! I was real sore when I learned that Mosfilm took down the video from before. That video had English subtitles too! They're such a bunch of t*ats!
You're welcome! My heart literally sank when I realized the video wasn't available anymore on YT. I remembered it by thumbnail, and tried making mine as similar to the original poster's.
I even had the idea of transcribing the other versions of the harvest song's subtitles, but that's assuming the vocals are all the same. And it's waaaay too much work for me lmao.
Thanks!
Our capitalist offices apparently decided that the legacy of Soviet cinema was their private property, so they began to remove everything from public access.
But one way or another - good, positive, life-inspiring songs remain with people!
Let the one who reads this be glad, happy and satisfied with life (Of course, if he is a man of Labour, and not a bandit, a ranier, a capitalist or other scam).
The Capitalist entity who privatized state-owned films does contravene Lenin's doctrine, in which the copyright is the bourgeoisie's main weapon to suppress learners and aspiring artist to this wonderful piece of art.
Thank you for reuploading it, the last 30 seconds of the video pull on my strings like nothing else today
You're welcome!
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По реке́, реке́ Куба́ни
За волно́й волна́ бежи́т (эх, волна́ бежи́т),
Золоти́стыми хлебами
Степь куба́нская шуми́т.
Так реши́ли мы неда́ром,
Хлеборо́бы-мастера:
Чтоб ломилися амба́ры
От куба́нского добра́.
Припе́в:
Убира́й, убира́й,
Да нагружа́й, нагружа́й,
Да выгружа́й - наступи́ли сро́ки.
Эх, урожа́й наш, урожа́й,
Урожа́й высо́кий.
Мы рабо́тать в э́ти сте́пи
Выходи́ли до зари́,
До зари́, зари́!
Чтоб росли́ на на́шем хле́бе
Силачи́-богатыри́.
Что́бы все девча́та бы́ли
И приго́жи и ло́вки,
Что́бы жа́рче их люби́ли
Молоды́е казаки́.
Припе́в...
Обмоло́тим всё, как ну́жно, -
Ни зерна́ не пропадёт,
Нет, не пропадёт,
Потому́ что о́чень дру́жный
И надёжный мы наро́д.
И пойду́т, пойду́т обо́зы
В города́ по большаку́,
Не оста́нутся колхо́зы
Пе́ред Ро́диной в долгу́.
Припе́в...
Не награ́ды нас прельсти́ли,
Э́то ска́жет вам любо́й,
Ска́жет вам любо́й -
Мы хлеба свои́ расти́ли
Ра́ди чести трудово́й.
Е́сли ж к э́тому награ́да
Бу́дет нам присуждена́,
Мы не ска́жем: - Нет, не на́до! -
Мы отве́тим, что нужна́.
○ ° ○ ° ○ ◄ ТЕКСТ ► ○ ° ○ ° ○
I didn't notice this comment for a while, but I just want to say thank you for providing this info!
In this fragment of movie we can see how was look demography in many places of ussr after ww2: there is 2-3 times (or even more) young females than young males because of huge losses among young males during ww2 (especialy as a soldiers, but not only)
Crazy to think that even after losing 30 million people, majority young men, they still managed to industrialize to a point where USA was worried about them. A country that was the greatest beneficiary of both WW1 and WW2, basically taking over the World's economy. When people tend to criticize Soviet Union for a degree of brutality, they tend to forget what they were dealing with. For them, it was a matter of survival.
Terimakasih telah mengunggahnya kembali😊
I want to live like this
„iPhone, mass housing, Gazillion thousands!!!!!“
Same ✊
Russia still has some state-owned farms.
@@Waldemarvonanhalt yeah but it's run by kulaks and they aren't collectivized
@Nester42069 What's the income level or number of possessions needed to be a kulak?
I like how they run the film at least 33% faster than the actural recorded speed to show how the modern Soviet agricultural workers should work to harvest a record amount of grain.
Wow i didnt notice! What a good sight. As long as i know this is a musical scene from a movie so maybe its a resource to fit the rithm into the scene and not a propaganda skill.
The harvest. That was fun.
I wish im that eager to become a homesteader
Good times, now we live in the decadence
Ну че группа поддержки царя батюшки, могло такое искусство быть в империи? Скорее всего они даже читать не умели
Somebody lyrics please
Hi I'm Indian I would like to know when this song was released 🇮🇳❤🇷🇺😊😊
Sorry for a late reply! The song/film came out in 1949.
thanks for posting. do we know the name of this song and movie...? I first heard it in michael moore's "sicko"
Unfortunately, I have no idea about this program's specifics. There are other versions of the harvest song here on RUclips, but without the cinematics.
Song is from the movie “Kuban Cossacks” made in the late 1940s.
Here’s a version of the song sung by an East German military choir at 6:14 in this video
ruclips.net/video/9SkezB_hjtE/видео.htmlsi=ZDdNTcdhuDKDWAQr
Ah the good old commies ..