Amazing find sister! And even more amazing is you sharing that collectibles book with us. Such a thing is massive rabbit hole for people like us. Thank you so much sister!
What I really appreciate about Soviet ideals is that they tried to raise human ideals to a higher standard than that of commerce. It was and is an astonishing endeavor.
I actually managed to find this exact banner at a surplus store a few weeks ago, scored it for ~60 dollars. I was really shocked because I was watching a few similar ones on ebay for like double that. Amazing video friend! Looking forward to seeing more collectibles and history lessons!
I was interested when this video popped up on my recommended. I am a collector of Soviet items, more recently medals from the Sacred War. When I started collecting though, I gained interest for collecting pieces from the Soviet Union when I understood the concept of different peoples, cultures coming together to from the Soviet Union. It took a while for me to find a dedicated area to collect in, since at the beginning I was picking up caps, badges and flags and I even made it my goal to acquire every republic's flag, (My favourite being Belarus.) I must admit, these banners I didn't purchase that many. As mentioned, I focused a little more on caps and flags. There was a really good seller that I negotiated with a lot from Ukraine, who has gone quiet for a while now, but he got me most of my flags, and even managed to source me some flags made in specific years, specific materials etc. Since my collection got bigger, I worked with more serious dealers, experts etc. One of them had actually managed to find a way to get shipments from Russia, when we were told that shipments from the Russian Federation was unavailable due to the war in Ukraine. We had the items go from Russia to Slovenia, to then where I live. Thanks to this, I am a proud owner of a rare Pre-War Finnish Model Ushanka, as well as a 1941 NKVD Budenovka. I'm not sure how many will read this, but finding this video made me smile. Despite the clear indication of my personal interest to the USSR on my profile, it's actually rare that RUclips recommends videos like these. Sidenote #1: In the time I have been collecting, I have found that simply typing "Soviet Flag" or "Soviet Hat" is not a good way to find flags or hats made in the USSR. Instead you will be flooded by cheap mass produced flags and modern Ushankas with a fake cap star placed in the middle. I noticed it was better to simply Google Search exactly what I was looking for, for example "Belarusian SSR Flag" and then go on "Shopping". Once you have found something authentic, the chances are is that the seller will have a lot more just like it. That's how I got all the republic flags, it wasn't as easy as typing every republic and buying them one by one, because some just don't, or at least didn't appear at the time. Sidenote #2: Soviet medals and Orders are truly some of the most beautifully designed antiques I have ever seen, at least those made by the Moscow Mint. Even the Mongolian ones, which were also made by the Moscow Mint, truly stunning. The Red enamel mixed with royal blue, honestly it's beautiful. I highly recommend you to do some research on Soviet Orders and Medals.
@@LadyIzdihar Of course! No problem! It's not something I get to open up about often, but to the small people I do, it's really nice. But I enjoy seeing different areas of Soviet collecting, like your banners. Whilst I collect things from 1945 and before, I love seeing the wonderful pieces individuals find. I intend to watch some of your videos very soon, because I saw some of your video titles and interestingly, I made one of my projects back in college around similar questions. It's a very interesting mystery for me.
Hi... I collect DOSAAF radiosport pins and such things... it's very difficult to find many of the pins as seen in AVERS catalogue. I am stuck with my collection: I wish I could find one day the rhombic pins of 1, 2 and 3 class operator... and the telegraphy judge little pins.
I start with scouring for good titles on used book sites (thrift books or Abe) that way it's cheap, then when I receive it I read to see if its good. Not every book I pick up is good or tells history fairly, but I try to share the ones that do! It's really a long process of searching and trial!
I'm actually Russian and Armenian I'm from south western Russia. I'm STAVROPOL. . My. Main language is Russian and Armenian. I speak tiny bit of English. And. I'm in highschool. Although it's early in morning in Russia right now where I am
Wait that's the Transnistrian flag? I always assumed, since I just saw the green stripe in it, it was the Armenian SSR. Boy, was I super wrong lol. Great to see this huge badass flag with all the SSRs emblems is now in good and caring hands. Also I wish there was one but with the ASSRs too.
Actually the flag that is today Transnistria was the one soviet Moldova used but then they changed it into a more Romanian like so Transnistria kept the old one
My favorite Soviet banners are any military division banners mainly the red army. They are extremely hard to find and when they do go on sale they are sold for $1000. I was lucky enough to get an original Soviet Ukraine 97th rifle division dating back to 1942. I got the flag from eBay for $700.
Hello fellow comrade ! I just subbed . Love this video ❤ I have great love and respect for ussr and enjoyed seeing a fellow person enjoy soviet history
the algorithm finally being helpful??? And checking the twitter account, I didn't discover a fetishist? great production quality? May just be the fastest I've hit the sub
@@lutho7693 there's a subset of people in the Soviet sphere online that fetishize the concept of the USSR. A rather annoying subset, and they're not uncommon
I clearly have no concept of how much flags are worth, but when you mentioned the prize, I thought this was a reproduction. I don't know why but a real, 1960s Soviet flag sounds like something that would be worth a lot more.
Here is the ideal soviet flag imo Red background with a 2 headed black eagle in the center but a blue background with the map of kosovo and 7 stars above is also a good flag
Hello, I'm from Argentina Oh, I love your channel!! In my country it is very difficult to get things from the Soviet era, because at the time the Russians emigrated to my country the communist ideology was prohibited, for this reason the few items that there are are very expensive, 500 dollars for a flag, I ended up making myself one of his own and baking the hammer and sickle in gold
Very nice flag, I love those crests. Have you got other info about the flag? Where was it used? For which occasion was it used? Where is it possible to have info about those flags and banners, except the book in your video?
Ooooww wow beautiful find😃!!! The colours are still impressive and well preserved! I've been collecting orthentic Republic flags (SSR). Just need Finnish Karelia left 🥲
The only flags i have are an i believe 70's? GDR flag, and a 80's Belarusian flag with it's information tag still stapled on to it. I would really like to find a July 26th flag (Cuban) or any Latin American socialist guerilla flag in general.
Hello comrade! I just found your channel by algorithm and watched few videos so far, very interesting content. I'm addicted to history as well. Greetings from Poland and all the best for you 😉☺️🚩🚩🚩
Assalamu Alaikum, sister, what a beautiful flag! Do you have a favorite crest by chance? I'm partial to the Armenian SSR design (but i mostly love seeing all the beautiful crests together!) because I love the work of Martiros Saryan the artist and I find it interesting it's the only one that depicts a national symbol that is not within the borders of the Soviet Union, Mount Ararat which is a historical symbol of the Armenian people but under Turkish control
One question though, how do you go about displaying these pieces on your wall without destroying them with holes, like with tacks and what-not? I considered collecting a couple of these myself.
It was secular, but certaintly not atheistic! Plenty of examples of religious celebrations, I think LadyIzdihar even did a video last month about religion in some of the Republics.
@@Nevets123 it is the peoples themselves who have not renounced religion, but have become much less religious. For example, Azerbaijan is 99.8% Muslim, but 30-34% religious due to Soviet policy. In Soviet times, churches and mosques demolished and left a couple of pieces. There were separate places for believers. The Bolsheviks believed that religion is the past and evil.
@@AliyarGasanov that's false, the constitution provides freedom of religion and like I said, LadyIzdihar even did a video on this titled Islam & Communism. The Nagorno-Karabakh Wars did see ethnic cleansing & destroying/abandoning of mosques in Azerbaijan but it wasnt Soviets destroying their own mosques.
Would you be okay with losing your right to choice, and creating your own path, and have one chosen for you, by an authority that you can't control? Would you also enjoy your freedoms and rights that you obviously take for granted taken away?
If its path to job the state does that in order for the worker to gain a job,would i enjoy it yes because in USSR and BPR(Bulgarian People's Republic) you had more rights than today in this capitalistic material society
USSR + CPR parties + gov s always admiited that their economic stages still had many capitalist elements that they had to temporarily, like wages, prices, etc. to tolerate (an early USSR moneyless economy experiment was premature + abandoned.) Even now, China, Vietnam, Cuba, etc. all still use some sort of money, even bitcoin.
@@tymanung6382 that would be greed. Greed is a pretty remarkable thing that even communists can’t really avoid. North Korea and Cuba are truly the two countries that are closest to achieving true communism but they’re incredibly sadistic regimes. Problem with the USSR is that the only time they allowed any form of capitalism was their last 6-7 years and surely it collapsed.
Amazing find sister! And even more amazing is you sharing that collectibles book with us. Such a thing is massive rabbit hole for people like us. Thank you so much sister!
Thank you for watching! And appreciating it too!
Such a beautiful flag Comrade!!! Very happy it was found by someone that will treat it with so much love!!!!
I will very much cherish it!
Even in its slightly flawed condition, that is an immaculately beautiful flag. I know you’ll treasure it and take good care of it forever.
What I really appreciate about Soviet ideals is that they tried to raise human ideals to a higher standard than that of commerce. It was and is an astonishing endeavor.
The audio is fine. Oh my goodness is that a beautiful flag!
Edit: I'm glad that you are happy with your new location.
Thank you so much!
I actually managed to find this exact banner at a surplus store a few weeks ago, scored it for ~60 dollars.
I was really shocked because I was watching a few similar ones on ebay for like double that.
Amazing video friend! Looking forward to seeing more collectibles and history lessons!
Great banner! I would also prefer the side with the different crests :)
I live in Germany and whenever there is a market where people sale their old stuff (Flohmarkt) all my comrades buy up all the gdr stuff in 5min
Is that what those Communist street shops near Checkpoint Charlie are called?
I want to make Revolution with this flag
I was interested when this video popped up on my recommended. I am a collector of Soviet items, more recently medals from the Sacred War. When I started collecting though, I gained interest for collecting pieces from the Soviet Union when I understood the concept of different peoples, cultures coming together to from the Soviet Union. It took a while for me to find a dedicated area to collect in, since at the beginning I was picking up caps, badges and flags and I even made it my goal to acquire every republic's flag, (My favourite being Belarus.)
I must admit, these banners I didn't purchase that many. As mentioned, I focused a little more on caps and flags. There was a really good seller that I negotiated with a lot from Ukraine, who has gone quiet for a while now, but he got me most of my flags, and even managed to source me some flags made in specific years, specific materials etc.
Since my collection got bigger, I worked with more serious dealers, experts etc. One of them had actually managed to find a way to get shipments from Russia, when we were told that shipments from the Russian Federation was unavailable due to the war in Ukraine. We had the items go from Russia to Slovenia, to then where I live. Thanks to this, I am a proud owner of a rare Pre-War Finnish Model Ushanka, as well as a 1941 NKVD Budenovka.
I'm not sure how many will read this, but finding this video made me smile. Despite the clear indication of my personal interest to the USSR on my profile, it's actually rare that RUclips recommends videos like these.
Sidenote #1: In the time I have been collecting, I have found that simply typing "Soviet Flag" or "Soviet Hat" is not a good way to find flags or hats made in the USSR. Instead you will be flooded by cheap mass produced flags and modern Ushankas with a fake cap star placed in the middle. I noticed it was better to simply Google Search exactly what I was looking for, for example "Belarusian SSR Flag" and then go on "Shopping". Once you have found something authentic, the chances are is that the seller will have a lot more just like it. That's how I got all the republic flags, it wasn't as easy as typing every republic and buying them one by one, because some just don't, or at least didn't appear at the time.
Sidenote #2: Soviet medals and Orders are truly some of the most beautifully designed antiques I have ever seen, at least those made by the Moscow Mint. Even the Mongolian ones, which were also made by the Moscow Mint, truly stunning. The Red enamel mixed with royal blue, honestly it's beautiful. I highly recommend you to do some research on Soviet Orders and Medals.
I'm glad this video found it's way to you! I'm very curious about your connections 😁 thanks for the wonderful comment
@@LadyIzdihar Of course! No problem! It's not something I get to open up about often, but to the small people I do, it's really nice. But I enjoy seeing different areas of Soviet collecting, like your banners. Whilst I collect things from 1945 and before, I love seeing the wonderful pieces individuals find. I intend to watch some of your videos very soon, because I saw some of your video titles and interestingly, I made one of my projects back in college around similar questions. It's a very interesting mystery for me.
Hi... I collect DOSAAF radiosport pins and such things... it's very difficult to find many of the pins as seen in AVERS catalogue. I am stuck with my collection: I wish I could find one day the rhombic pins of 1, 2 and 3 class operator... and the telegraphy judge little pins.
I want to buy the Socialist Romanian, Bulgarian, and Albanian flags in 12 inches by 18 inches but apparently those are just nonexistent.
@@ninyaninjabrifsanovichthes45 I have a big Socialist Albanian one used from the Soviet Navy, I think 1955 year. It's about 2 metres long.
I have the same flag!!! My grandmother bought one in the 80s in East Germany wich she gave to my father who later gave it to me.
Where are you finding all these good books?? Every time I try and look for decent books I’m always hit with “lEnin kIlLeD 100 TrILlion peOple”
I start with scouring for good titles on used book sites (thrift books or Abe) that way it's cheap, then when I receive it I read to see if its good. Not every book I pick up is good or tells history fairly, but I try to share the ones that do! It's really a long process of searching and trial!
Beautiful Comrade and Flag!! Wonderful set up!! uuurrrrrraaaaaaaaaa!!
Beautiful flag. Beautiful messaging.
I'm actually Russian and Armenian I'm from south western Russia. I'm STAVROPOL. . My. Main language is Russian and Armenian. I speak tiny bit of English. And. I'm in highschool. Although it's early in morning in Russia right now where I am
It's kinda beautiful that there's damage while it still stands!
Very good pricing! I remember buying mine for like $120, so good job on the price!
Just found your channel! And what an amazing first video to find.
i can honestly understand you, i also like the side more where you see the republics.
Wait that's the Transnistrian flag? I always assumed, since I just saw the green stripe in it, it was the Armenian SSR. Boy, was I super wrong lol.
Great to see this huge badass flag with all the SSRs emblems is now in good and caring hands.
Also I wish there was one but with the ASSRs too.
Actually the flag that is today Transnistria was the one soviet Moldova used but then they changed it into a more Romanian like so Transnistria kept the old one
@@jazzfox143 Interesting. Great to know
Love the flag, thanks for sharing it and the book! So happy for you to be in your new home and so excited to see more videos from you ❤️🖤
That's cool and amazing at the same time! 👌✌️👍
Now thats a flex.
First video I’ve seen from your channel, you have a new subscriber :)
Lovely flag :)
Wow that's great!
Hi, Amazing flag and awesome channel. You just got a new subscriber.
Regarding books for collectors, there are but the vast majority are about military uniforms, as well as different Soviet weapons and vehicles.
я русский и армянин 🇷🇺+🇦🇲 привет мой друг 👋
The only flag I own is a DPRK flag, but I have flag lapel pins of Democratic Korea, Laos, Vietnam, China, and Cuba!
this is one of my favorite videos :))
My favorite Soviet banners are any military division banners mainly the red army. They are extremely hard to find and when they do go on sale they are sold for $1000. I was lucky enough to get an original Soviet Ukraine 97th rifle division dating back to 1942. I got the flag from eBay for $700.
"Bir gün öldürmediğim her kapitalist için bana küfür edeceksiniz " Joseph Stalin
Ah, the "Old Testament" Communism that warms the cockles of my heart...
An offer for the algorithm
Hello fellow comrade ! I just subbed . Love this video ❤ I have great love and respect for ussr and enjoyed seeing a fellow person enjoy soviet history
This is a beautiful flag. I wanted it myself and the prices are outrageous!!!
the algorithm finally being helpful??? And checking the twitter account, I didn't discover a fetishist? great production quality?
May just be the fastest I've hit the sub
Lol, same 😂
But what do you mean with "fetishist"?
@@lutho7693 there's a subset of people in the Soviet sphere online that fetishize the concept of the USSR. A rather annoying subset, and they're not uncommon
@@in_haunt what does it mean to fetishize the concept of the USSR? Is it people who are less educated than you are?
I clearly have no concept of how much flags are worth, but when you mentioned the prize, I thought this was a reproduction. I don't know why but a real, 1960s Soviet flag sounds like something that would be worth a lot more.
United forever. A union of free republics.
I wouldn't say free
Beautiful
So cool! 🎉
Nice flag, congratulations!
Here is the ideal soviet flag imo
Red background with a 2 headed black eagle in the center but a blue background with the map of kosovo and 7 stars above is also a good flag
New here I loved the channel very beautiful the flag is a beautiful woman
Hello, I'm from Argentina
Oh, I love your channel!! In my country it is very difficult to get things from the Soviet era, because at the time the Russians emigrated to my country the communist ideology was prohibited, for this reason the few items that there are are very expensive, 500 dollars for a flag, I ended up making myself one of his own and baking the hammer and sickle in gold
Very nice flag, I love those crests. Have you got other info about the flag? Where was it used? For which occasion was it used? Where is it possible to have info about those flags and banners, except the book in your video?
7:09 put those grippers away😂😂
The motherland has given this as a gift, the motherland is proud
Ooooww wow beautiful find😃!!! The colours are still impressive and well preserved!
I've been collecting orthentic Republic flags (SSR). Just need Finnish Karelia left 🥲
The only flags i have are an i believe 70's? GDR flag, and a 80's Belarusian flag with it's information tag still stapled on to it. I would really like to find a July 26th flag (Cuban) or any Latin American socialist guerilla flag in general.
why are communist girls so wonderful? I admire her a lot!
The flag is very beautiful, remember comrades: The revolution will also be aesthetic!
That's an amazing flag comrade!!!long live the CCCP ☭☭!
Love this so much!
damn it now i have to find one
Found you via instagram, loving the content comrade, keep it up!
I wish it was more than a dream :(
some day, it will be realized
Is the flag velvet like material? I love the coat of arms of each Republic....i paid £250 for my banner about 2 years ago.
Hello comrade! I just found your channel by algorithm and watched few videos so far, very interesting content. I'm addicted to history as well. Greetings from Poland and all the best for you 😉☺️🚩🚩🚩
Nice
Assalamu Alaikum, sister, what a beautiful flag! Do you have a favorite crest by chance? I'm partial to the Armenian SSR design (but i mostly love seeing all the beautiful crests together!) because I love the work of Martiros Saryan the artist and I find it interesting it's the only one that depicts a national symbol that is not within the borders of the Soviet Union, Mount Ararat which is a historical symbol of the Armenian people but under Turkish control
Aren't those merely water stains that may be cleaned/restored? Very jealous comrade.
I’m not a fan of communism but it looks amazing
it is so beautiful.
Where can i buy one?
One question though, how do you go about displaying these pieces on your wall without destroying them with holes, like with tacks and what-not?
I considered collecting a couple of these myself.
I have a Soviet 1 dollar bill and I found it a coin store and thought to my self I know but I still have to get it
Do you have a copy of the victory banner?
I’ve got that same flag!
Are you a collector?
Despite the fact that the Soviet Union was atheistic, it was very interesting and cool in its own way.
It was secular, but certaintly not atheistic! Plenty of examples of religious celebrations, I think LadyIzdihar even did a video last month about religion in some of the Republics.
@@Nevets123 it is the peoples themselves who have not renounced religion, but have become much less religious. For example, Azerbaijan is 99.8% Muslim, but 30-34% religious due to Soviet policy. In Soviet times, churches and mosques demolished and left a couple of pieces. There were separate places for believers. The Bolsheviks believed that religion is the past and evil.
@@AliyarGasanov that's false, the constitution provides freedom of religion and like I said, LadyIzdihar even did a video on this titled Islam & Communism. The Nagorno-Karabakh Wars did see ethnic cleansing & destroying/abandoning of mosques in Azerbaijan but it wasnt Soviets destroying their own mosques.
@@Nevets123 ok
@@Nevets123 That is, you want to say that the communists did not blow up churches and mosques?
oh my god i want that flag
Beautiful aestheticaly, awful vexillologicaly
I prefer imperial Russian history but I also love Soviet history as well but that is a great flag
yes my sister yes be communist русский!
up
Would you be okay with losing your right to choice, and creating your own path, and have one chosen for you, by an authority that you can't control? Would you also enjoy your freedoms and rights that you obviously take for granted taken away?
Interesting take away
So you're referring to life under capitalism, then
If its path to job the state does that in order for the worker to gain a job,would i enjoy it yes because in USSR and BPR(Bulgarian People's Republic) you had more rights than today in this capitalistic material society
CCCP
Расскажи про ГУЛАГ
Communist&Muslim heritage, Magnificent!!💖🙏
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sorry......
Ого а ты красивая )
Sister I have the same issue. I'm a History and Political Science major myself and I do art also. Math is not my specialty..
Russian communism:okay
Chinese communism:WTF IS THAT ITS NOT EVEN A THAT ITS AND IT
The Chinese believe in progress, no matter the ideology. In the future I believe that they'll rule the techspace. Unless ww3 hits (doubt it but still)
🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳😀❤️
Bro you do know shes Muslim and she looks Pakistani
And btw did I ask
@@brothers4039 she's not, she's Eastern European and a convert.
Is this propaganda on how to bring back the soviet union
A channel about communism using ads for monetary gains..... the irony is strong with this one.
You're so smart MashaAllah
@@LadyIzdihar В Советском Союзе ты был бы в ГУЛАГе. Вы согласны с тем, что люди вывешивают нацистские или конфедеративные знамена?
USSR + CPR parties + gov s always admiited that their economic stages
still had many capitalist elements that
they had to temporarily, like wages,
prices, etc. to tolerate (an early USSR
moneyless economy experiment was
premature + abandoned.) Even now,
China, Vietnam, Cuba, etc. all still use
some sort of money, even bitcoin.
@@tymanung6382 that would be greed. Greed is a pretty remarkable thing that even communists can’t really avoid. North Korea and Cuba are truly the two countries that are closest to achieving true communism but they’re incredibly sadistic regimes. Problem with the USSR is that the only time they allowed any form of capitalism was their last 6-7 years and surely it collapsed.
oh no. not another soviet.
Oh no.
Not another bot...
oh no.
Not another capitalist npc...
@@dungeonsanddragons2049 oh god im not capitalist
Akhand union of Soviet socialist republic.
rag to burn