Lyrics (rōmaji): Bōgyaku no Kumo Hikari wo o-oi Teki no Arashi wa arekurū Hirumazu susume Warera ga Tomo yo Teki no Tessa wo uchikudake Jiyū no Hibashira kagayakashiku Zujō takaku moetachinu Imaya Saigo no Tatakai ni Shōri no Hata wa hiramekan Tate Harakara yo yuke Tatakai ni Seinaru Chi ni mamireyo Toride no Ue ni Warera no Sekai Kizukikatameyo isamashiku
Anime was, and in many ways still is, one of the few intellectual heaven midst the classist atmosphere of Japan, where creators can freely explore their own ideas and in many sense challenge the established norm of society.
Right wing: In socialism there is no innovation! Also right wing: *ignores huge corporation just stealing logo of a communist party and making it emblem of their flagship product*
@@tomaszpodemski8981 пользуясь моментом хотел спросить, как у вас в Польше настроения, насчёт войны России и Украины, многие ли у вас хотят часть Украины. Хочется услышать реальное мнение.
@@ВинниПух-и1яБыла, конечно была не независимой но что то подобной как Автономная Область, да и парламент польский был ну во-первых Польша зависима от Католической церкви и не может быть сразу православизирона так как польская Культура на нём держится, и во вторых что то подобное как восстания были несколько раз к примеру 1817 если память не изменяет и Т.Д.
nearly all languages have their own version of Warszawianka, or in some cases A Las Barricadas(same tune, different lyrics). as for the popularity, I guess its because it was composed earlier and was seen as more neutral than Soviet stuff. the only more universal song than Warszawianka is probably the Internationale, another super popular socialist song.
暴虐の雲光を覆い boguyaku no kumo hikari o ō i 敵の嵐は荒れ狂う Teki no arashi wa a re kuru u 怯まず進め我等が友よ hiru mazu susu me warera ga tomo yo 敵の鉄鎖を打ち砕け Teki no tessa o uchi kudake 自由の火柱輝かしく Jiyū no hibashira kagaya kashiku 頭上高く燃え立ちぬ Zujō takaku moeta chinu 今や最後の戦いに Imaya saigo no tataka/i ni 勝利の旗は閃かん Shōri no hata wa hirame ka n 立て同胞よ行け戦いに Tate harakara yo ike tataka i ni 聖なる血に塗れよ Sei naru chi ni mamireyo 砦の上に我等が世界 Toride no ue ni wareraga sekai 築き固めよ勇しく Kizuki katameyo isama shiku
Fun fact relations between Poland and Japan were almost as good as Poland and hungary(until ww2 that is(and by that i Mean Our relationship with Japan soured)) . So much so we were mentioned in the book about Bushido so i feel like this Song is actually quite fitting
No wonder Japan declined to accept Polish declaratiom of war upon them in WW2. Japanese embassy also kept the Polish flag alive after Poland capitulated.
Also fun fact: Polish soldiers, and partisans fought with courage, sacrifice, and contempt for death no less than that of Japanese soldiers. And our commanders also turned out to be incompetent.
@@vulturez5913 it wasn't, it was a dictatorship but not a fascist one. The Sanation government led Poland since the 1926 coup by socialist józef piłsudski fascism did exist in Poland (like every other nation). also the only reason the Japanese had anything to do with the polish and vice versa was the mutual hate of Russia, that's all.
0:47 This "Hiramekan" refers to the flapping of "the flag of victory". Such "Hirameku" is also rendered as "Hatameku", which means flapping more clearly.
@@534fj5 My pleasure. By the way, this is my first communication through Guaraní-English translation(Google translation helped me to know the language). Thanks!
Meanwhile in Finland: ”🎵Porvarit, keisarit, helvetti heille olkoon nyt töistänsä armollinen!🎶” (”Bourgeoisie, emperors, may hell have mercy on them for their deeds!”)
Lyrics in Romanized Japanese: Bōgyaku no Kumo Hikari wo o-oi Teki no Arashi wa arekurū Hirumazu susume Warera ga Tomo yo Teki no Tessa wo uchikudake! Jiyū no Hibashira kagayakashiku Zujō takaku moetachinu Imaya Saigo no Tatakai ni Shōri no Hata wa hiramekan Tate Harakara yo yuke Tatakai ni Seinaru Chi ni mamireyo Toride no Ue ni Warera no Sekai Kizukikatameyo isamashiku! Bōgyaku no Kumo Hikari wo o-oi Teki no Arashi wa arekurū Hirumazu susume Warera ga Tomo yo Teki no Tessa wo uchikudake! Jiyū no Hibashira kagayakashiku Zujō takaku moetachinu Imaya Saigo no Tatakai ni Shōri no Hata wa hiramekan Tate Harakara yo yuke Tatakai ni Seinaru Chi ni mamireyo Toride no Ue ni Warera no Sekai Kizukikatameyo isamashiku! Original Name of Song: Warszawianka Languages: Italian, Japanese, French, English/American, Russian, Chinese, German, Faroese, Hungarian, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish, Greek, Estonian, Bengali, Icelandic. Written from: 1879-1883 Published in: 15 September 1883 Polish Songwriter: Wacław Święcicki Used in: May Day Demonstrations 1905
Raising the flag of proletarian internationalism, and workers of all lands, unit! We Japanese proletarians have nothing to lose but our conveyor belt sushi chains. Greetings from Japan.
@@tomaszzalewski4541 KPP Wikipedia: The interwar Communist Party of Poland (Polish: Komunistyczna Partia Polski, KPP) was a communist party active in Poland during the Second Polish Republic. It resulted from a December 1918 merger of the Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania (SDKPiL) and the Polish Socialist Party - Left (PPS - Left) into the Communist Workers' Party of Poland (Komunistyczna Partia Robotnicza Polski, KPRP).[1] The communists were a small force in Polish politics.[2] The PPS-L is the predecessor of the KPP. We sing this song, remembering the slaughtered Rosa Luxemburg. 2022.1.6 greetings from Tokyo.
This song is an Anarchist anthem in other countries. I could tell you that nothing is more democratic than fighting for the worker’s rights in front of the agressions of the capital, and the big capitalists....
It’s Syndicalist in other countries. Capitalist, Socialist, and Communist refer to economic systems, not political. They’re separate from forms of government like Anarchism (which is the lack there of) and Democracy. It is possible to have a multi-party/bi-partisan representative democracy like the U.S. or France with a command economy or total free market. Edit: This version sounds (kind of like Roei no Uta or something to me)
Polish - original - version is pretty aggressive to. Also, some English covers. No idea why most Russian renditions are sung to slow, almost funeral march note - it was meant to be rousing song for the masses
Warszawianka 1831 polish original version is very aggressive and is about fighting as a group in unison rather then this Japanese song with only 1 person singing seeming like a lost cause
@@wojtektaracinski7977 The Russian version was actually composed to perfectly match how revolution works. The song starts out quietly as a whisper and then erupts with power and rage, just like revolution.
As a CPUSA member, I wish the best to our fraternal comrades in Japan. We both are in the heart of capitalism with a long fight ahead. Let us maintain solidarity forever, brave ones of Asia 🌏
When you are: - Socialist/Communist - A supporter of political pluralism in times when people tried to give you 2 authoritarian options - More anti-China than the other parties - Against the Russian invasion of Ukraine - A support of worker co-ops - Socially progressive - And amazingly consistently correct on like all issues restoring my faith that there can be a good political party
There is the reason why they are the most popular non-ruling Communist party. They are pretty progressive and while they are not a ruling party, their opinions still matter a lot in Japanese politics
While they're the party of opportunists and puppets of japanise political elits. Not better than shameful something called "The Communist Party of the Russian Federation" or "The Communist Party of the USA".
It just came to my attention that the lyrics of the Japanese Warszawianka has nothing to do with a workers' revolution/communism/socialism and can be used for any situation of political activism.
RF x TNO Presents: The Democratic Worker's Republic of Japan! now with AuthSoc, DemSoc and LibSoc! [CHOOSE AUTHSOC FOR MORE COMMUNISTIC INTENSITY WHILE PLAYING THIS SONG
I don't know whether I should be proud that this song which originally comes from my homeland is so famous After all it originally was a socialdemocratic-patriotic song and it turned into international communist anthem
@@stahu_mishima I am talking about the part you are fascinated with a fascist country that genocides innocent people + you support the łgbtq which is just is disgraceful to our country
For Romaji lyrics (to karaoke with your Soviet buddies) : ================================= Bōgyaku no kumo hikari o ōi Teki no arashi wa are kurū Hirumazu susume warera ga tomoyo Teki no tessa o uchi kudake Jiyū no hibashira kagayakashiku Zujō takaku moetachinu Imaya saigo no tatakai ni Shōri no hata wa hiramekan Tate harakara yo yuke tatakai ni Seinaru chi ni mamireyo Toride no ue ni warera ga sekai Kizuki katameyo isamashiku ! =================================
The moment when underpaid sushi chefs or anime animators get pissed off by how little money they make. The moment a winged hussar decides to wear samurai armor instead or The moment ancestrydna says you are 50% Polish and 50% Japanese. And the moment when... a doctor tells a Japanese person that they are 30% Polish. And the moment a Polish weeb visits Japan and starts speaking Japanese or a Japanese person starts speaking Polish. ...and the moment Japanese car companies (Toyota, Mitsubishi and Nissan) start making Opel Austra III's and Škoda (szkoda) cars.
![[MODERN TNO] THE JAPAN MEGACUT (Civil War + Elections) - Custom Superevent Compilation](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5XRo3TC_ew8/mqdefault.jpg)
![[Eng sub] The Internationale/Интернационал](/img/1.gif)
政治とかイデオロギーとか関係なく、普通に曲としての完成度が高いから大好きなんだよな〜
Lyrics (rōmaji):
Bōgyaku no Kumo Hikari wo o-oi
Teki no Arashi wa arekurū
Hirumazu susume Warera ga Tomo yo
Teki no Tessa wo uchikudake
Jiyū no Hibashira kagayakashiku
Zujō takaku moetachinu
Imaya Saigo no Tatakai ni
Shōri no Hata wa hiramekan
Tate Harakara yo yuke Tatakai ni
Seinaru Chi ni mamireyo
Toride no Ue ni Warera no Sekai
Kizukikatameyo isamashiku
I accidentally summoned a demon in my room
accidentally renamed the Warszawa into Warera
I like the italian cover "bagnando il basco" Folgore!!!
When Sushi meets Pierogi
Kielbasa
That would be disgusting
God help me no
@@kud0s172 Tried it and it was delicious
And ramen meets rosół
When underpaid anime animators get pissed
@Syndicalist Furry Where else? The *BEST KOREA* produces all of the industry of the world including anime!
@@AverageSCPFan How?
@@astanamoment8027 ain't north Korea censorshiped
Idk KyoAni is in Japan tho
@@austro3643 i do get the joke, but I'm being realistic
元々社会主義の歌なのに、日本語にすると戦前日本の軍歌っぽくなるから不思議だ
もとの歌詞からすれば、革命のかの字も出てこない
何の応援にも使えそう
階級闘争も民族間闘争も、闘争という共通のメンタリティを下敷きにしています。そして、両者共に己の戦いの意味付けに執心し、自己の戦いの正当性、戦いの誇りについて異様な洗脳と煽動を繰り返します。精神構造も実践方法も全く同じで、しばしばその幼稚さに呆れるほどです。
@@hitoshiyokoo2157 ほんこれ、
日本赤軍のリンチとか戦前日本の特高がやってた自白強要のための暴力とほとんど変わらんよ。
この歌は、前から知ってましたが、ウクライナ国歌を聴いて、思い出しました。社会主義云々でなく、全体主義国家の臭いかと思います。それが、日本の戦前よ軍歌のイメージに繋がるように思います。
ウクライナもロシアも、社会主義やめてます。やめてないのは、ファシズム、ナチズム、ウクライナ国歌にも、そんな臭いを感じます。
ウクライナは、そこから離れるべく、取り組んできたに違いないと思いますが、建国時、はそこからスタートしたんだろうな、と、国歌を聴いて思いました。
IT'S NOT SOCIALIST SONG, WARSZAWIANKA IS NOVEMBER UPRISING SONG BUT SOCIALISTS DESTROYED IT
部屋の掃除する時によく聞かせていただいてます
同感てす。今、掃除中、我が心を鼓舞しています。
暴虐の雲(ほこりの山)
自由の火柱(掃除機)
ちなみに「誰を」掃除(隠語)したんですかね...
@@Reichssophist 51年綱領を信奉する所感派でしょうね
I actually think this is one of the best versions of this song.
As strong as classical Russian version! :D
@@Wilhelm_der_III Classical? The orginal is in polish
Death to commies
@@SouthVietnamese odd, you are Vietnamese. Your kind dead out a couple decades ago, no?
agreed
This is what happens when you eat sushi with vodka.
*sushi with cheap polish vodka
That sounds terrible
This is what happens when you mix sake and vodka.
*chleb na zakwasie with sake
it's polish song lol
Redfloodの日本内戦でこれ流れるのほんと好き
親の声より聴いた音楽
RF世界の時報
@@Himabutaaもっと親(母なる日本の大地と父である共産党)の声聞け
The unthinkable option
Edit : Thanks for the likes lol
Rafif Satyanegara *German Reich has declared war on Japanese People’s Republic.*
Hoi4 confirmed
**French Commune has joined the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere**
Avicenna Muhammad Rafif Satyanegara wise HOI4 player comrade：+1000
Japanese People's Republic Joined Allies
Anime has been looking very different since this dropped.
Anime was, and in many ways still is, one of the few intellectual heaven midst the classist atmosphere of Japan, where creators can freely explore their own ideas and in many sense challenge the established norm of society.
some anime is outsourced to animators from better korea
This is what you get when a winged hussar wears samurai armor.
What about a samurai helmet with winged hussar chestplate
@@VictoryPilot200 better
Nobody should be allowed to have this much power.
And has communist ideals...
@@wind0wel the original 1831 warszawianka says nothing about communism. Actually uts an anti Russian song
*Japanese Peoples Republic intensifies*
African Comrade lol www
I have seen you in other videos, HELLO
Based Sankara ❤️❤️❤️
OK Thomas Sankara
@African Comrade ! this song singing Poish soldiers when they fight with RED ARMY! Kill all swoiets in Polish Ground
1:15 When The JCP Symbol Looks Like A Windows Logo
@Syndicalist Furry That Was Nice
Because Communo-Transhumanism is the most based ideology, and because Gay Luxury Space Communism is the overall goal, Comrade
communist windows
Right wing: In socialism there is no innovation!
Also right wing: *ignores huge corporation just stealing logo of a communist party and making it emblem of their flagship product*
@@fuckitweballin759 y e s
ワルシャワ労働歌の中だと日本語が1番いいんだよなぁ
What an appropriate profile picture for this video!!
Нет, на русском языке самая лучшая
@@ЗаманбекУрмамбетовロシア語はかっこいい
@@ЗаманбекУрмамбетовまあスラブ系は基本映えるよな
@@ЗаманбекУрмамбетов最高だよね
暴虐の雲 光を覆い 敵の嵐は荒れ狂う
怯まず進め 我らが友よ 敵の鉄鎖を打ち砕け
自由の火柱 輝かしく 頭上高く 燃え立ちぬ
今や最後の戦いに 勝利の旗はひらめかん
立て同胞よ(たてはらからよ) 征け戦いに
聖なる血に 塗れよ(まみれよ)
地図(とりで)の上に 我らが国(せかい)を
築き固めよ 勇ましく
those are lyrics?
@@equilibrum999 yup
ちょうど歌いたかったから助かる
@@equilibrum999
yeah
こう考えてみると1番と2番の歌詞が同じなのってなんか珍しいな
夢の中で流れて以来めっちゃ好きになりました
Uwielbiam tę piosenkę! Szanuję Polaków, którzy napisali oryginalną wersję tej piosenki!
🇯🇵🤝🇵🇱
Pozdrowienia z Polski, nie wiedziałem do dzisiaj że istnieje japońska wersja Warszawianki 1905🇵🇱
Она поётся на русском и на польском. К тому же Польши не существовало в 1905 году.
@@ВинниПух-и1я w 1905 roku Polska była jeszcze pod władzą zaborców ale pieśń nazywa się Warszawianka i powstała w języku polskim.
@@tomaszpodemski8981 пользуясь моментом хотел спросить, как у вас в Польше настроения, насчёт войны России и Украины, многие ли у вас хотят часть Украины. Хочется услышать реальное мнение.
@@ВинниПух-и1яБыла, конечно была не независимой но что то подобной как Автономная Область, да и парламент польский был ну во-первых Польша зависима от Католической церкви и не может быть сразу православизирона так как польская Культура на нём держится, и во вторых что то подобное как восстания были несколько раз к примеру 1817 если память не изменяет и Т.Д.
Polish Japanese Friendship
Greets from Poland! 🇵🇱🤝🇯🇵
Międzynarodowa solidarność robotnikow* ;)
Germany: let me introduce myself
Love from Japan🇯🇵💖🇵🇱
🇵🇱♥🇯🇵
🇯🇵❤️🇵🇱
Z Japonii do Polski, z miłością!
日本よりポーランドへ、愛を込めて！
つ 歌詞です
暴虐の雲 光をおおい
敵の嵐は 荒れくるう
ひるまず進め 我等の友よ
敵の鉄鎖をうち砕け
自由の火柱輝かしく
頭上高く燃え立ちぬ
今や最後の 闘いに
勝利の旗はひらめかん
起て はらからよ ゆけ闘いに
聖なる血にまみれよ
砦の上に我らが世界
築き固めよ勇ましく
How did Warszawianka manage to become so ubiquitous that even Japanese made their own version
Soviet cultural influence
communists have same goal
There's been a communist party in Japan for quite a while. The JCP is currently the fourth-largest party there, too.
nearly all languages have their own version of Warszawianka, or in some cases A Las Barricadas(same tune, different lyrics). as for the popularity, I guess its because it was composed earlier and was seen as more neutral than Soviet stuff. the only more universal song than Warszawianka is probably the Internationale, another super popular socialist song.
@@shako4907 warszawianka originally is not a communist song. 1831 warszawianka is an anti Russian polish uprising song
暴虐の雲光を覆い
boguyaku no kumo hikari o ō i
敵の嵐は荒れ狂う
Teki no arashi wa a re kuru u
怯まず進め我等が友よ
hiru mazu susu me warera ga tomo yo
敵の鉄鎖を打ち砕け
Teki no tessa o uchi kudake
自由の火柱輝かしく
Jiyū no hibashira kagaya kashiku
頭上高く燃え立ちぬ
Zujō takaku moeta chinu
今や最後の戦いに
Imaya saigo no tataka/i ni
勝利の旗は閃かん
Shōri no hata wa hirame ka n
立て同胞よ行け戦いに
Tate harakara yo ike tataka i ni
聖なる血に塗れよ
Sei naru chi ni mamireyo
砦の上に我等が世界
Toride no ue ni wareraga sekai
築き固めよ勇しく
Kizuki katameyo isama shiku
最高かよ
Japan in Hoi4 when other people play as Japan: battotai
Japan in hoi4 when I play as Japan:
yup
The Unthinkable Option
And in Red Flood: Pacific Worker's Federation
やっぱりこの曲カッコいいなあ…
Tego sie nie spodziewałem, nie przyszło mi do głowy że Japończycy w ogóle słyszeli Warszawiankę, a co dopiero że zrobili wersję ze swoim tekstem 😮
意外と日本人社会主義の国の曲好きな人いるよ
ソ連は嫌いだけどソ連国歌はええな
WTF?!
Fun fact relations between Poland and Japan were almost as good as Poland and hungary(until ww2 that is(and by that i Mean Our relationship with Japan soured)) . So much so we were mentioned in the book about Bushido so i feel like this Song is actually quite fitting
No wonder Japan declined to accept Polish declaratiom of war upon them in WW2. Japanese embassy also kept the Polish flag alive after Poland capitulated.
If only Piłsudski got the alliance, pre ww2
Also fun fact: Polish soldiers, and partisans fought with courage, sacrifice, and contempt for death no less than that of Japanese soldiers. And our commanders also turned out to be incompetent.
Yes of course they were friennds, because Poland was also a fascist state until the nazis raided it.
@@vulturez5913 it wasn't, it was a dictatorship but not a fascist one. The Sanation government led Poland since the 1926 coup by socialist józef piłsudski fascism did exist in Poland (like every other nation). also the only reason the Japanese had anything to do with the polish and vice versa was the mutual hate of Russia, that's all.
Японцы сильно исполнили , даже немного до мурашек .
Да нормально
Силу голос не потерял. Исполнене хорошее.
В создании японской коммунистической партии очень помог Бухарин, кстати.
@@comradehiganbana Поподробнее, если можно
Hi bro
この時代の歌は右翼左翼関係なく、軍歌に聞こえるから好き
정체가 뭐냐
*_SEIZE THE MEANS OF CATGIRL PRODUCTION!_*
*SEIZE THE MEANS OF ANIME PRODUCTION!*
*SEIZE THE MEANS OF MANGA PRODUCTION!*
QuisqueyanGuy oof 何故
T R なるほだありがとうございました
Genetically engineered catgirls for all!
0:47
This "Hiramekan" refers to the flapping of "the flag of victory".
Such "Hirameku" is also rendered as "Hatameku", which means flapping more clearly.
綾乃かわいいよ
Aguyje ko marandúre, angirũ
@@534fj5 My pleasure. By the way, this is my first communication through Guaraní-English translation(Google translation helped me to know the language). Thanks!
This is hands-down the best version of the song.
British one is pretty good too
Is this a joke? 1831 warszawianka is the original and by far the greatest version
@@juniorcrusher2245 sure, kid.
@@juniorcrusher2245 1831 warszawianka doesnt have much to do with the 1905 version besides the name
@@juniorcrusher2245 co za debil xD tylko 1905, niech żyje socjalizm! ✊🏻🚩
That's legit the most badass version I've heard so far, and not only because I'm a weeb. Greetings to all Japanese comrades!
Weebs
Greeting you from Japan, Comrade!!
Imperial Japan is the REAL Japan
cringe
Meanwhile in Finland:
”🎵Porvarit, keisarit, helvetti heille olkoon nyt töistänsä armollinen!🎶”
(”Bourgeoisie, emperors, may hell have mercy on them for their deeds!”)
"Only by moving with the people, can our movement be called revolutionary."
[Changing Course]
*Polish People's Republic joined the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere*
Lyrics in Romanized Japanese:
Bōgyaku no Kumo Hikari wo o-oi
Teki no Arashi wa arekurū
Hirumazu susume Warera ga Tomo yo
Teki no Tessa wo uchikudake!
Jiyū no Hibashira kagayakashiku
Zujō takaku moetachinu
Imaya Saigo no Tatakai ni
Shōri no Hata wa hiramekan
Tate Harakara yo yuke Tatakai ni
Seinaru Chi ni mamireyo
Toride no Ue ni Warera no Sekai
Kizukikatameyo isamashiku!
Bōgyaku no Kumo Hikari wo o-oi
Teki no Arashi wa arekurū
Hirumazu susume Warera ga Tomo yo
Teki no Tessa wo uchikudake!
Jiyū no Hibashira kagayakashiku
Zujō takaku moetachinu
Imaya Saigo no Tatakai ni
Shōri no Hata wa hiramekan
Tate Harakara yo yuke Tatakai ni
Seinaru Chi ni mamireyo
Toride no Ue ni Warera no Sekai
Kizukikatameyo isamashiku!
Original Name of Song: Warszawianka
Languages: Italian, Japanese, French, English/American, Russian, Chinese, German, Faroese, Hungarian, Norwegian, Danish, Dutch, Swedish, Finnish,
Greek, Estonian, Bengali, Icelandic.
Written from: 1879-1883
Published in: 15 September 1883
Polish Songwriter: Wacław Święcicki
Used in: May Day Demonstrations 1905
Польская, испанская, русская и японская версии Варшавянки - самые сильные.
А как же французская? Польская хоть и оригинал, но почему-то слабовата
Suena increible, sin duda de mis favoritas
communist？
@神奈川住みの人 nah i just like the rythmn (idkhowtowriteenglish)
歌詞
暴虐の雲 光を覆い
敵の嵐は 荒れ狂う
怯まず進め 我等の友よ
敵の鉄鎖を 打ち砕け!
自由の火柱 輝かしく
頭上高く 燃え立ちぬ
今や最後の 闘いに
勝利の旗は ひらめかん
起て同胞よ ゆけ闘いに
聖なる血に 塗れよ
砦の上に 我等の世界
築き固めよ 勇ましく!
カッコ良すぎないか…
Japanese: my sushi
Me: *OUR* sushi
*We not me
8 year old alert
damn that's funny as fuck bro
@@eterios343 ew p*lish 🤢
@@ajarofmayonnaise3250 then stop watching this video. Warsaw is a Polish city and this song was created by in 1905
Raising the flag of proletarian internationalism, and workers of all lands, unit!
We Japanese proletarians have nothing to lose but our conveyor belt sushi chains.
Greetings from Japan.
Why the f$ck do communists praise this. It was a song of polish socialists - NOT communists. PPS (Polska Partia Socialistyczna) HATED communists.
Shame.
@@tomaszzalewski4541
KPP Wikipedia:
The interwar Communist Party of Poland (Polish: Komunistyczna Partia Polski, KPP) was a communist party active in Poland during the Second Polish Republic. It resulted from a December 1918 merger of the Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania (SDKPiL) and the Polish Socialist Party - Left (PPS - Left) into the Communist Workers' Party of Poland (Komunistyczna Partia Robotnicza Polski, KPRP).[1] The communists were a small force in Polish politics.[2]
The PPS-L is the predecessor of the KPP.
We sing this song, remembering the slaughtered Rosa Luxemburg.
2022.1.6 greetings from Tokyo.
すべての国のプロレタリアンが団結します。 私の日本人の最高の友達
Stand the Working Class side, the most advanced class of our epoch!
The Japanese version sounds more like a nationalist pro-democracy song than communist.
This song is an Anarchist anthem in other countries. I could tell you that nothing is more democratic than fighting for the worker’s rights in front of the agressions of the capital, and the big capitalists....
It’s Syndicalist in other countries. Capitalist, Socialist, and Communist refer to economic systems, not political. They’re separate from forms of government like Anarchism (which is the lack there of) and Democracy. It is possible to have a multi-party/bi-partisan representative democracy like the U.S. or France with a command economy or total free market.
Edit: This version sounds (kind of like Roei no Uta or something to me)
@@ThomasStephenForster so a type of nationalism like Viet Quoc?
Not really, it's not that diffrent from the original
You can be communist and democratic.
めちゃくちゃかっこいい
Definitely this is the most aggressive version of the Warszawianka
Polish - original - version is pretty aggressive to. Also, some English covers. No idea why most Russian renditions are sung to slow, almost funeral march note - it was meant to be rousing song for the masses
Have u heard the French one
Warszawianka 1831 polish original version is very aggressive and is about fighting as a group in unison rather then this Japanese song with only 1 person singing seeming like a lost cause
@@wojtektaracinski7977 The Russian version was actually composed to perfectly match how revolution works. The song starts out quietly as a whisper and then erupts with power and rage, just like revolution.
@@juniorcrusher2245 1831 Warszawianka has nothing to do with this one except the name
0:19 i respect that voice
This is my song I am polish and japanese
Ani boga, ani pana! Rewolucja do zwycięstwa!
cool
@@karolkoodziej9449 Panie. Sam PPS by panu w mordę przyjebał. Oni stali przeciw sowietom, i komunistą i wspierali niepodległą Polskę.
@@karolkoodziej9449 meiyou shenling, meiyou zhuren?
when japan has a civilwar in red flood
Or a bunch of demcoms managed to reunify Japan
The best super event in RF in my opinion
ヤケになって霞ヶ関駅でこの動画爆音で流した🤡
ヤケになりすぎやろ
背景を知らず、アジアの植民地支配を打破する日本帝国の正義を讃える軍国主義者の歌だと言われたら信じると思う
@くんRUclips 日本の同志たちの為の歌だから仕方ない(´・ω・｀)
第三インターナショナルも反帝国主義、植民地解放を謳ってましたので‥
Japanese people really do be using “justice” and “Japanese empire” in the same sentence 💀
@@alphaundpinsel2431どの国も戦争時はそれぞれの国の正義を掲げて戦う。当時の思想として大戦時の日本、つまり「大日本帝国」がアジアを植民地支配から解放することを「正義」としたのは事実だから、一緒に使われて当たり前だろ。現代の日本人で大日本帝国を肯定する人はほとんどいない
@@あああ-h6p2z正確には「全て」肯定する人はほとんどいないだな
肯定してる人は悪い部分も認めた上で良い部分を評価している人が多いイメージ
もちろん完全擁護するようなのは狂ってるけど肯定できる部分も大きいと思う
功罪両方あるって意味では毛沢東と同じ
The virgin kimigayo VS The chad Japanese Warszawianka
This song songs good in any language. We'll always struggle for a better world.
うちのクラスの合唱曲もうちょっとでこれになってたん笑う
ええやんwこの曲かっこいいし！でも何でこの曲になりかけたんよ？
こういう海外の軍歌(行進曲？)を日本語の歌詞にしたのって、日本語だと1フレーズの中に詰め込める歌詞が少ないからたいてい違和感ある感じになるけどこの曲に関しては全く違和感がない。名訳
When unemployment and under payment hits hard in Japan..................
よく聞く曲だ
これ、元々は他国のやつのアレンジだったのか
親和性高すぎない？
when you accidentally put caviar instead of tobiko to your sushi
As a CPUSA member, I wish the best to our fraternal comrades in Japan. We both are in the heart of capitalism with a long fight ahead. Let us maintain solidarity forever, brave ones of Asia 🌏
what is CPUSA's think of CPC?
@@xxxxa3833 they are the best hope for mankind
@@ernstthalmann4306 ok,thanks for receiving
Terminal hoi-brain
@@gravyholster7298
???? Wut
When you are:
- Socialist/Communist
- A supporter of political pluralism in times when people tried to give you 2 authoritarian options
- More anti-China than the other parties
- Against the Russian invasion of Ukraine
- A support of worker co-ops
- Socially progressive
- And amazingly consistently correct on like all issues restoring my faith that there can be a good political party
There is the reason why they are the most popular non-ruling Communist party. They are pretty progressive and while they are not a ruling party, their opinions still matter a lot in Japanese politics
While they're the party of opportunists and puppets of japanise political elits. Not better than shameful something called "The Communist Party of the Russian Federation" or "The Communist Party of the USA".
放棄了列寧教條就是這樣 激進的都去參與赤軍了
比一堆共產外法西斯內好多了
so, revisionist?
「勝利の旗はひらめかん」の部分の英訳が間違っています。この「ひらめく」は旗が風に吹かれて揺れることを指すので、正しくはThe flag of victory will be wavingなどになると思います。
It just came to my attention that the lyrics of the Japanese Warszawianka has nothing to do with a workers' revolution/communism/socialism and can be used for any situation of political activism.
it's more closer to the original Warszawianka than the Russian one surprisingly
When your favorite anime is not renewed for the next season
In exchange, we need Battotai in Polish..
Piękna pieśń, pozdrowienia z Polski.🇵🇱
Polish comrade 👋
🇮🇱 ❤️ 🇵🇱
🫡 🇰🇷 🤝 🇵🇱 🫡
Dziękuję Wam Japończycy za przetłumaczenie tej piosenki.Japonia kraj honorowych samurajów.❤❤
Без Японии не было бы революции
National anthem of Democratic Republic of Japan, Capital Sapporo
聞いててすごい...🙂
Ah yes the Japanese Sablin wholesome moment
What is this from? Regular Hoi4 or Red Flood?
Even where there is no tno, there will always be tno.
RF x TNO Presents: The Democratic Worker's Republic of Japan! now with AuthSoc, DemSoc and LibSoc! [CHOOSE AUTHSOC FOR MORE COMMUNISTIC INTENSITY WHILE PLAYING THIS SONG
I don't know whether I should be proud that this song which originally comes from my homeland is so famous
After all it originally was a socialdemocratic-patriotic song and it turned into international communist anthem
I'd say it is a good thing it was reclaimed in such a way. :3
Japan in red flood after 5 minute into the game:
日本化した小学生が、今のTOKYOに普通に居るアイロニー…いいよね、それでさ
This is my favourite version of Warszawianka, as it's the only one which is not explicitly communist keeping the great melody. Good job Nippon!
Wdym it's Communist, that's why it's good
@@na3th610 Let's say that my opinion on what You've stated is best illustrated by the "Hans, get ze Flammenwerfer" meme.
@@Festucius .
@@Festucius Are you a Nazi?
@@Festucius least nazi anti communist
When quotations from chairman mao tse tung becomes a popular manga in Japan
You do know he was featured in The Legend of Koizumi along with Pol Pot, Guzman (of Peru's Shining Path), Zhou Enlai, and Mao's Wife...
When you realise that the sushi has kielbasa in it...
Аниме и коммунизм - укрепляет организм)
Анархо-коммунистические кошкодеффки и марксистко-ленинисткие томбои.
@@crapposter8201 анархо-эгоистические яндере
@@crapposter8201 я не помню более сложного выбора в моей жизни
Как спать-то теперь...
@@Pre-flightChekist Троцкиские Милфы
@@maxwell2381 Сталинские
Пионерки!
Why does warszawianka melody fit japanese language so perfectly?
全体で見ると全然左っぽくないのに、聖なる血とか、砦とか、最後の戦いとか、ちょくちょく日本っぽくないワードが混ざってるのが好き。
When a sushi on your plate suddenly yells at you "Kurwa!!"
何でだろう、ソ連国歌にしか聞こえない....
赤に染まった日本（笑）
Death to commies
as a Polish socialist absolutely fascinated with Japan - this is just beautiful
You can just say "Polish Traitor" we would still understand
@@pisudskienjoyer2266 bruh d'you know what PPS is?
@@stahu_mishima I am talking about the part you are fascinated with a fascist country that genocides innocent people + you support the łgbtq which is just is disgraceful to our country
@@pisudskienjoyer2266 you sound like a fascist i wouldnt be criticizing others politics
OMG SO WOKE PFP 10/10 EVERYONE IS FAC9ST BUT US HDJEVDOFBEKXBAKRHRNSBSJSBRJABSBSBDJDHSK9XGRBRSK
MAPPA has been real quiet when this dropped💀
Best version of warszawianka
地図に樺太と千島列島が反映されてないぞ。自民党は4つの島しか要求してないけど、日本共産党は樺太と千島列島全体を要求しているからな。
リズム好き
POV: You are a worker at the Tokaimura nuclear facility right after the death of Hisashi Ouchi, 1999
(Only fictional, rest in peace Hisashi)
Yamakawist Japan here we go!
For Romaji lyrics (to karaoke with your Soviet buddies) :
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Bōgyaku no kumo hikari o ōi
Teki no arashi wa are kurū
Hirumazu susume warera ga tomoyo
Teki no tessa o uchi kudake
Jiyū no hibashira kagayakashiku
Zujō takaku moetachinu
Imaya saigo no tatakai ni
Shōri no hata wa hiramekan
Tate harakara yo yuke tatakai ni
Seinaru chi ni mamireyo
Toride no ue ni warera ga sekai
Kizuki katameyo isamashiku !
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桃鉄でワルシャワに止まった時流してる
Imagine that anime souvernirs in Akihabara was closed and the red flag raised in that place at May Day v:
かっこよくてなんか惹かれるぅ
0:47
"ひらめかん" is not inspiration in this way, it should be "flag will wave" or something.
なんだか落ち着いてきた🙂
The moment when underpaid sushi chefs or anime animators get pissed off by how little money they make.
The moment a winged hussar decides to wear samurai armor instead
or
The moment ancestrydna says you are 50% Polish and 50% Japanese.
And the moment when... a doctor tells a Japanese person that they are 30% Polish.
And the moment a Polish weeb visits Japan and starts speaking Japanese or a Japanese person starts speaking Polish.
...and the moment Japanese car companies (Toyota, Mitsubishi and Nissan) start making Opel Austra III's and Škoda (szkoda) cars.
when you try collect all jokes from others stop being funny :(
Imagine Polish Hussars use Nodachi and Naginata instead of sword
Škoda cars are Czech, not Polish
@@kjuba3953 I know that.
@@YoylecakeTurtle then why did you use it for joke about Poland/Japan? There is a difference between us and our northern Brothers
Much respect from Poland to our Japanese Allies, Comrades and Friends!
wow, warszawianka really become international song
相変わらずかっこいい
Hideki Tōjō: *sweats nervously*
He would have been hung
this is a solid proof that Japanese is the most badass language in the world
stfu weeb
It's Greek and Russian, weeb
@@zed9095 well no
@@swolzer bruh
Russian sounds funny. I'd say languages like Mongolian or Chinese sound more badass
That Drop on the second line is quite a banger, The ancestors of Shinchoku did quite well with translating this song.
Anime producers of the world, unite!
In fact animators have low wages