Maaaan, the nostalgia even tho I left the army just 3 months ago. We sang this song during marches. I already want to go back even tho I hated it at the time 🥲
@@psynque Laulut ei pitäiskään lopettaa. Mun mielest lauluit ovat yks parhaimmista muistoista intistä. Laulumarsissta paras muisto oli kerran ku piti laulaa juoksutahtimarsissa ruokalaan. Rytmi meni ihan vituilleen, edessä olevat olivat laulussa eri kohdassa kuin takimmaiset eikä kuulleet takana huutavia aliupseereita että laulu seis! Revettiin aika kovasti siinä rivissä xD. Ei sitä pysty laulaa juoksutahdissa.
@@smokyz_ Ne kiellettiin siksi koska ne oli ihan helvetin räävittämiä aikanaan. Kaikki nämä "vasen jalka tallaa tykkihintin naamaa, näin, näin, näin", "patteri kuuluu radioon" ja muut suoraan jostain jenkkien merijalkaväestä kopioidut jutut. Meillä aikanaan Vekaralla ainoastaan pioneerit sai laulaa sen mustan lippunsa ja myö 3. PsJK lauloi Sillanpään vaikka lupaa ei ollut.
@@raggy5328 Yep, this weapon was used first during the Spanish civil war, but we Finns manifactured them in masses. About 500 Russian tans were destroyed by the Molotov cocktails in the Winter war. About 1400 Russian tanks were destroyed in 1939-1940 by mines, artillery and Bofors anti-tank guns. In February and March when a Finnish Bofors gun opened fire, after that it's crew had an average life expectancy of two days. The Russian artillery did everything possible to destroy these guns, so that the tanks could operate better.
in fact, it is called the molotov cocktail because it was made from the kerasine harvested from unexploded incendiary bombs thrown on Finland by the soviets. The soviets, specifically general Molotov denied their involvement and said it was bread baskets they were dropping to feed the starving Finns. When the Finns heard about this they started calling the bombs Molotov bread basket as a joke and when the Russians finally invaded, they started making improvised grenades using kerasine from these unexploded Molotov bread baskets and because of their strong resemblance to a cocktail(a bottle with colorful liquid, and a long match looking like a straw) and to stay within the food items theme they called it the Molotov cocktail
I actually have an original M40/55 German/Finnish helmet made for the Finnish Defense Forces in 1955 during the Cold War. The helmets were practically identical to the German M40 Stahlhelm during the war, some of the helmets even being originals from the war and being “sanitized” and refurbished to serve the Fins while having all Nazi imagery grounded off. Really cool to have in my collection, although I’m a little disappointed that my helmet wasn’t an original M40, I can imagine the lucky bastard that managed to get a helmet that saw combat by a German soldier in WW2, only to be taken and being used by a Finnish soldier during the Cold War, before at long last being bought off of IMA or eBay, and now spending the rest of its days in a closet or basement for the person to occasionally look at. Interesting thing to think about honestly.
@@Sander00 hah! get your facts straight! Do you even know what ravished in Finland in the 1800- century? and why Nordreisa and Sørreisa is named with the word reisa?
Powerful music for a powerful military and determined nation. The one’s who have bravely fought for their liberty and freedom are always the most powerful. Take example: Ukraine and the Finno-Soviet war in 1939 and 1940’s. Seemingly weak, but independent nations are not to be messed with. We may seem weak, but we are powerful.
Being proud of forcing Finland into a disadvantageous peace treaty is retarded. An actual victory for the finns was never even an option due to the very skewed military strength. The USSR was more than 10 times stronger than Finland by all metrics, and counting modern equipment like tanks and airplanes their odds looked even worse. Just the fact that they could even keep their independence after more than 3 months of resistance is a huge accomplishment in itself. And still on top of that they beat the soviets 5 to 1 when counting casualties. I might add that Finland is still the only country to have paid off their "reparations" for ww2 in full, and that barely a decade after the continuation war. It may not be a victory for Finland, but it was definitively a loss for the soviet union no matter how you look at it. Find a real job instead of acting butthurt and spending your time replying the same thing to every goddamn comment on this video. Some day Finland will be united once again. Karjala takaisin.
@@ashleydavis3318 This comment was aimed at the people who actually think the Finns won the war or were somehow on the advance. I fully accept comments that critique Soviet army inefficiency at the time but to say stuff like "Haha snow talk Finnish, Soviet very afraid" is laughable because of the actual outcome of the war. I am glad you accept that Finland lost the war and had to sign a treaty and lose territory, good on you. And also have you ever heard about the term "Pyrrhic Victory" because that's what the Soviets had, a victory nonetheless.
Finland: And we will lose territories and sign a treaty which castrates our ability to take effective political actions effectively making us a Soviet puppet!
@@danielk3919 Didn't Finland raid one of these Oligarch toilets you talk about 2 years ago, confiscating quite a bit of stuff? If my memory serves, Russia demanded the stuff back but Finland sent only 300 EUR to them =D
Finland lost the war and signed a treaty which effectively made them a puppet to the USSR until the 90s. I don't think that's achieving victory in any way.
This music with new words. www.sovmusic.ru/m/k_dalnim.mp3 "Дней замечательных этихМир не забудет вовек --Звёздной дорогой в ракетеМчится земной человек!Время герою велелоРинуться в синюю тьму --Солнце, Луна и ВенераПуть освещают ему!Припев:Светла и горда, ликует страна труда!Великую веру, волю нашу славит земля!Для смелых сердец высот недоступных нет!Нас к звёздам ведёт и на подвиг зовёт созвездье Кремля!Друг наш и верный товарищК дальним планетам летит --Звёзды мерцают едва лишьГде-то на Млечном Пути.И на глухом перекрёсткеОн вспоминает вдалиРеки, луга и берёзкиМилой и доброй земли.Припев.Люди, встречая друг друга,Смотрят в небесный простор --Жители знойного юга,Жители тундры и гор!Мчится ракета земнаяМимо безлюдных планет --Славься страна трудовая -Родина славных побед!Припев.Дней замечательных этихМир не забудет вовек --Звёздной дорогой в ракетеМчится земной человек!1962"
@@danielk3919 What I am saying is that Finland did indeed have it's own borders and was never a fully incorporated into the empire itself. I am fully aware of what I wrote.
Map just need the Finnish part of the Rybachi peninsula...otherwise it's perfection 👍 This great song is still in use with the Finnish army today. I sure hope they sing the first verse with Hanko and Petsamo...
Sillanpään marssilaulu Kotikontujen tienoita tervehtien Tämä laulumme kaikukoon, Yli peltojen, vetten ja tunturien Aina Hangosta Petsamoon. Sama kaiku on askelten, Kyllä vaistomme tuntee sen, Kuinka kumpujen kätköistä, mullasta maan Isät katsovat poikiaan. Sinä tiedäthän veikko mun vierelläin, Mikä retkemme tänne toi. Ilomielin me riensimme sinnepäin, Missä yhteinen kutsu soi. Tapa tuttu jo taattojen Nyt on hoidossa poikasten: Kun on vaaralle alttiina syntymämaa, Kotiaskaret jäädä saa. Mitä lieneekin aarteita Suomessa, Toki kallehin on vapaus. Tääll' on suorana seistä ja kaatua Joka miehellä oikeus. Siis te lapset ja vanhukset, Ja te äidit ja morsiamet, Niin kauan teillä on suojattu lies Kun on pystyssä yksikin mies.
припомню всем тварям вроде ленина и остальным коммунистам что до вас мы с финляндией и польшей были одно целое, и уважали друг друга. репрессии тут затевают..
There was a short piece of a trench on the front during the Winter War. After some heavy fights, enemy artillery firing and bombings only two Finns were left. They heard that several Russian tanks were coming closer. They looked each other and realised that it was a time to pray. So they went down to their knees and said: "Dear God, if You exist, please, stay neutral now."
@@sadspeer9698 тут кому как. Местным русским совсем не классно, а вот части карел очень даже так ничего, особенно зажиточным крестьянам в Олонце, которых отпустили с колхоза.
google translate + little edit Sillanpää's marching song Greetings to home yard circle / home area Let this song of ours echo, Over fields, water and fells Always from Hanko to Petsamo. The same echo is the steps, Yes, our instincts know it, How I spring from the caches, from the soil of the earth Fathers look at their sons. You know "brother" by my side, What brought us here on our trip. Joyfully we ran thither, Where the common call rings. You're already familiar with the method Now in the care of chicks: When the country of birth is at risk, Homework can stay. Whatever treasures there are in Finland, Of course, the most expensive thing is freedom. Here's where to stand and fall Every man has a right. So you children and the elderly, And you mothers and brides, That's how long you have a protected stove When there is even one man standing.
The karelians have always been free. If you actually knew finnish history you would know the finnish people from the Forcibly Ceded Lands were evacuated to the not ceded lands.
@@danielk3919 uhh, no? our goal was to keep our independence and so we did. we finished those threaties in the 70's , but I do agree that it did to some degree make finland a puppet
@@Semppu1savolinen They started in aftermath of that war. And yeah if you call being tied to the Soviet Union independence then sure you maintained independence lol. I hope you know that Russians literally hold no ill will against Finns, talk to any Russian about Finland and they will only talk positively about the country. For some reason it's you Finns who hate us but love Sweden.
@@danielk3919 can you stfu? Soviets Attacked us, ofc we dislike the russians when they burnt our farms and took karelia, my great grandpa had to leave hes come when he was 12. and I dont like Sweden, we call them gay all the time? and Russia today aint the Soviet Union tho buddy
No they are soviets surrendering to finns becouse germans would have been spotted by looking at the helmets and that is a suomi kp/31 becouse the barrel of the gun is round.
To everybody who thinks Finland should look like this again, let it be known that the Forcibly Ceded Lands are now completely devoid of finnishness and ruined by the soviets. There is absolutely nothing for Finland to gain there. As a descendant of karelian refugees myself i know this better than anyone.
"Descendant" yeah have you been there? how does it feel to still utter finlandization era kremlin propaganda? Counting all the recources over there, any of it would pay itself back 10 times the prize of developing it.
You are correct but every nation has their nationalists who just want the nation to be "greater" and expand to its old borders. They can't really name any reason for it apart from the history though. We sure don't need more land and we sure don't need a large ethnic Russian minority either. Those lands are gone. Forever.
![[Eng CC] March of the Defenders of Moscow / Песня защитников Москвы [Soviet Military Song]](/img/1.gif)
Maaaan, the nostalgia even tho I left the army just 3 months ago. We sang this song during marches. I already want to go back even tho I hated it at the time 🥲
Missä vielä vedetään Sillanpäätä marssissa?
@@psynque Haminassa EVK (Esikuta- ja viestikomppania) lauloi ku olin komennuksessa kuskina. Eri komppaniat lauloi eri marssilauluja.
@@smokyz_ Ah, niin tietenkin RUK:ssa vielä lauletaan.
@@psynque Laulut ei pitäiskään lopettaa. Mun mielest lauluit ovat yks parhaimmista muistoista intistä.
Laulumarsissta paras muisto oli kerran ku piti laulaa juoksutahtimarsissa ruokalaan. Rytmi meni ihan vituilleen, edessä olevat olivat laulussa eri kohdassa kuin takimmaiset eikä kuulleet takana huutavia aliupseereita että laulu seis! Revettiin aika kovasti siinä rivissä xD. Ei sitä pysty laulaa juoksutahdissa.
@@smokyz_ Ne kiellettiin siksi koska ne oli ihan helvetin räävittämiä aikanaan. Kaikki nämä "vasen jalka tallaa tykkihintin naamaa, näin, näin, näin", "patteri kuuluu radioon" ja muut suoraan jostain jenkkien merijalkaväestä kopioidut jutut.
Meillä aikanaan Vekaralla ainoastaan pioneerit sai laulaa sen mustan lippunsa ja myö 3. PsJK lauloi Sillanpään vaikka lupaa ei ollut.
Fun Fact: The Finns the one who invented the Molotov cocktail as an anti tank grenade, since they can't afford any tanks during the Second World War.
Yeah, we had only 10 anti-tank guns in my remembreance
I think they were used in the Spanish civil war but we made them cool
@@raggy5328 Yep, this weapon was used first during the Spanish civil war, but we Finns manifactured them in masses. About 500 Russian tans were destroyed by the Molotov cocktails in the Winter war. About 1400 Russian tanks were destroyed in 1939-1940 by mines, artillery and Bofors anti-tank guns. In February and March when a Finnish Bofors gun opened fire, after that it's crew had an average life expectancy of two days. The Russian artillery did everything possible to destroy these guns, so that the tanks could operate better.
@@vesakaitera2831 atleast the name is finnish
in fact, it is called the molotov cocktail because it was made from the kerasine harvested from unexploded incendiary bombs thrown on Finland by the soviets. The soviets, specifically general Molotov denied their involvement and said it was bread baskets they were dropping to feed the starving Finns. When the Finns heard about this they started calling the bombs Molotov bread basket as a joke and when the Russians finally invaded, they started making improvised grenades using kerasine from these unexploded Molotov bread baskets and because of their strong resemblance to a cocktail(a bottle with colorful liquid, and a long match looking like a straw) and to stay within the food items theme they called it the Molotov cocktail
I actually have an original M40/55 German/Finnish helmet made for the Finnish Defense Forces in 1955 during the Cold War. The helmets were practically identical to the German M40 Stahlhelm during the war, some of the helmets even being originals from the war and being “sanitized” and refurbished to serve the Fins while having all Nazi imagery grounded off. Really cool to have in my collection, although I’m a little disappointed that my helmet wasn’t an original M40, I can imagine the lucky bastard that managed to get a helmet that saw combat by a German soldier in WW2, only to be taken and being used by a Finnish soldier during the Cold War, before at long last being bought off of IMA or eBay, and now spending the rest of its days in a closet or basement for the person to occasionally look at. Interesting thing to think about honestly.
True map of Finland!
Real map of Finland: all of Karelia and for some extent Estonia
Russians: *N O*
@@Ifoundnohappinesshere Should also be Finnmark and Troms, since most of the population in these areas to day is descendents of people from Finland
WokieeShow, stop spreading incorrect facts. People with Finnish roots are in minority in Troms and Finnmark.
@@Sander00 hah! get your facts straight! Do you even know what ravished in Finland in the 1800- century? and why Nordreisa and Sørreisa is named with the word reisa?
Love from Poland to Finland 🇵🇱❤️🇫🇮
Finland has great Military music.
Powerful music for a powerful military and determined nation. The one’s who have bravely fought for their liberty and freedom are always the most powerful. Take example: Ukraine and the Finno-Soviet war in 1939 and 1940’s. Seemingly weak, but independent nations are not to be messed with. We may seem weak, but we are powerful.
Also I love the finnish sign for Pertrozavodsk; Petroskoi.
Yes, much better than the Russian name.
Äänislinna on mielestäni, vielä hienompi.
*Äänislinna
Love from France to Finland 🇫🇷🤝🏻🇫🇮
Love France from Helsinki
🇫🇷❤️🇫🇮
@@PixelSniperPro mäki oon sieltä
@@Car_spotter26 Otan osaa
RISE FINLAND RISE, DOWN WITH THE RED ARMY OF THE SOVIET UNION. 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮♥️ Greeting from Holland 🇳🇱 ♥️🇫🇮🤝🇳🇱♥️
Finland lost the war, lost territory, signed a treaty which made them effectively a Soviet puppet lol. This winter war meme has to stop.
Being proud of forcing Finland into a disadvantageous peace treaty is retarded. An actual victory for the finns was never even an option due to the very skewed military strength. The USSR was more than 10 times stronger than Finland by all metrics, and counting modern equipment like tanks and airplanes their odds looked even worse. Just the fact that they could even keep their independence after more than 3 months of resistance is a huge accomplishment in itself. And still on top of that they beat the soviets 5 to 1 when counting casualties.
I might add that Finland is still the only country to have paid off their "reparations" for ww2 in full, and that barely a decade after the continuation war. It may not be a victory for Finland, but it was definitively a loss for the soviet union no matter how you look at it. Find a real job instead of acting butthurt and spending your time replying the same thing to every goddamn comment on this video.
Some day Finland will be united once again. Karjala takaisin.
@@ashleydavis3318 This comment was aimed at the people who actually think the Finns won the war or were somehow on the advance. I fully accept comments that critique Soviet army inefficiency at the time but to say stuff like "Haha snow talk Finnish, Soviet very afraid" is laughable because of the actual outcome of the war. I am glad you accept that Finland lost the war and had to sign a treaty and lose territory, good on you. And also have you ever heard about the term "Pyrrhic Victory" because that's what the Soviets had, a victory nonetheless.
@@ashleydavis3318 And no Finland is never going to get those territories because they don't belong to Finland.
@@danielk3919 Only good Communist is a Dead Communist.
Finnish troops singing in the border.
Vladimir Putin: why do I hear boss music?
💯🔥
Finnish soliders in the sonw be like: *BUURRRRRRRRRRR*
Russians when the snow speaks finnish
Long live Finland! Great March. From your Swedish brothers Hurraa sedenille! Eläköön Suomi!
Kiitos Paljon Ruotsi ja Suomi ovat veljiä 🇫🇮❤️🇸🇪
Tackar! Vi uppskattar Sverige, och våra andra nordiska bröder. 🇫🇮🇸🇪
USSR : why do we hear boss music?
Finland :
I don't understand anything but it's still very good respect from Hungary 🇭🇺🤝🇫🇮
You don't understand English subtitles?
Love finland hugs from sweden!💖
And now Finland is readier than ever
USSR : We have millions of soldiers to invade Finland!
Finland : We have Simo Häyhä!
*Soldiers
Ok 😆
Finland: And we will lose territories and sign a treaty which castrates our ability to take effective political actions effectively making us a Soviet puppet!
And they killed more than 200000 soldiers!
@@ashraf7242 KEEP QUIET IDIOT
USSR WAS WAY LARGER THAN THEM
Hi, Love ur great nation from sweden. Sweden shall always be friends with the blessed lands of the finnish. Älskar dig finland! Suomi land
Respect from Kurdistan.
Finland 🤜🤛 Kurdistan 🇫🇮❤️☀️💚
Wait..... you mean you are from Turkey but you are kurdish
@@julian9241 Kurdistan is in Iraq
and Turkey, iran
Russia: STOP PLAYING THAT!!!
Play all you want, Finns lost the war and Russian oligarchs use Finland as a personal toilet today lol.
@@danielk3919 oof lol
@@danielk3919 Didn't Finland raid one of these Oligarch toilets you talk about 2 years ago, confiscating quite a bit of stuff? If my memory serves, Russia demanded the stuff back but Finland sent only 300 EUR to them =D
@Finnish Uber Wehraboo Not really, Oligarchs still use Finland as a toilet :D
@@danielk3919 Let me guess, resentful Communist?
That epic photo from Petroskoi🤩
Do you mean from Äänislinna :D
Äänislinna* But yes.
1:26 - 1:31 When mum say you have to do chores😡
*Me and the boys leaving house chores to serve the fatherland* 😎
@@randombistan2072 😎👍
Excellent👌 hallo Finland😀💛
*Angry frozen Soviet sounds*
Lmao
YOU BE LIKE:just a fact
Finland lost the war and signed a treaty which effectively made them a puppet to the USSR until the 90s. I don't think that's achieving victory in any way.
@@danielk3919 they didn't lose hundred of thousand men
@@danielk3919 Let me guess, resentful Communist?
Soviet Union: Nooooooo you can’t just encircle large columns of troops with even less troops! Finland: haha ski troops go brrrrrrr
The Soviets: *invade finland*
The finnish,prepeared for mouths:Am I a Joke To YOU
This music with new words.
www.sovmusic.ru/m/k_dalnim.mp3
"Дней замечательных этихМир не забудет вовек --Звёздной дорогой в ракетеМчится земной человек!Время герою велелоРинуться в синюю тьму --Солнце, Луна и ВенераПуть освещают ему!Припев:Светла и горда, ликует страна труда!Великую веру, волю нашу славит земля!Для смелых сердец высот недоступных нет!Нас к звёздам ведёт и на подвиг зовёт созвездье Кремля!Друг наш и верный товарищК дальним планетам летит --Звёзды мерцают едва лишьГде-то на Млечном Пути.И на глухом перекрёсткеОн вспоминает вдалиРеки, луга и берёзкиМилой и доброй земли.Припев.Люди, встречая друг друга,Смотрят в небесный простор --Жители знойного юга,Жители тундры и гор!Мчится ракета земнаяМимо безлюдных планет --Славься страна трудовая -Родина славных побед!Припев.Дней замечательных этихМир не забудет вовек --Звёздной дорогой в ракетеМчится земной человек!1962"
@@КвАшЕнЫеГвОзДи I don't want that song
Russia: *Why tf it is so hard to invade this land?*
Finland: "Always have been"
Yes,But Remember. *F I N L A N D S M A R T A N D S T R O N G*
Free of Muscovy, Free to prosper. Welcome to NATO, Finland!
Finland should extend it's territories from Murmansk to Petrozavodsk
No the borders should be like in 1800s. Non-existent.
@@danielk3919 Funny you say that considering Finland had it's own borders within the Russian Empire with it being an autonomous grand duchy and all.
@@jokemon9547 "Within the Russian Empire" Did you miss what you yourself wrote?
@@danielk3919 What I am saying is that Finland did indeed have it's own borders and was never a fully incorporated into the empire itself. I am fully aware of what I wrote.
@@jokemon9547 *Own Internal Borders
Finlands sak är vår 🇸🇪🖤🇫🇮
Epic song dude love your vid
SUOMI KIITOIS HEILLE JOTKA TAISTELI ITSENÄISEN SUOMEN PUOLESTA 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
2nd picture is a chad
Vastaanottokeskus 1939
Basically the Snow version of Vietcong
No. Vietcongs are the jungle version of the Finnish snipers
No. The Vietcong suffered insane causes liter. Against a well trained army. The fins dealt enormous causualties to a poorly trained army
The Soviet Army wasn't poorly trained at all
@@santiagocisneros6758 yes you right mate now you are speaking with a tree
@@santiagocisneros6758 yes but they use the wrong tactics
Map just need the Finnish part of the Rybachi peninsula...otherwise it's perfection 👍
This great song is still in use with the Finnish army today. I sure hope they sing the first verse with Hanko and Petsamo...
Sillanpään marssilaulu
Kotikontujen tienoita tervehtien
Tämä laulumme kaikukoon,
Yli peltojen, vetten ja tunturien
Aina Hangosta Petsamoon.
Sama kaiku on askelten,
Kyllä vaistomme tuntee sen,
Kuinka kumpujen kätköistä, mullasta maan
Isät katsovat poikiaan.
Sinä tiedäthän veikko mun vierelläin,
Mikä retkemme tänne toi.
Ilomielin me riensimme sinnepäin,
Missä yhteinen kutsu soi.
Tapa tuttu jo taattojen
Nyt on hoidossa poikasten:
Kun on vaaralle alttiina syntymämaa,
Kotiaskaret jäädä saa.
Mitä lieneekin aarteita Suomessa,
Toki kallehin on vapaus.
Tääll' on suorana seistä ja kaatua
Joka miehellä oikeus.
Siis te lapset ja vanhukset,
Ja te äidit ja morsiamet,
Niin kauan teillä on suojattu lies
Kun on pystyssä yksikin mies.
*Starts sweating*
Papa Stalin_07 Why you wanted to invade our glorious Finland
Insert Name well I wanted to see it for myself
припомню всем тварям вроде ленина и остальным коммунистам что до вас мы с финляндией и польшей были одно целое, и уважали друг друга. репрессии тут затевают..
Yo ingen, can you do "I was only nineteen"? Great song about the aussies in Vietnam
Love your videos, greetings from Denmark
Kiitos!
I love you finnish
ooh Finland
goes hard at 2x speed
alright, time to grab my Suomi SMG and M39 Mosin Nagant
RK-M series today
Clap. Clap clap. Great song!
**insert Winter War jokes here**
There was a short piece of a trench on the front during the Winter War. After some heavy fights, enemy artillery firing and bombings only two Finns were left. They heard that several Russian tanks were coming closer. They looked each other and realised that it was a time to pray. So they went down to their knees and said: "Dear God, if You exist, please, stay neutral now."
Great song
Супер классно
2:10 Жители Петрозаводска в это время: Да да классно(((
KROCKER DILL I like snow!
@@sadspeer9698 тут кому как. Местным русским совсем не классно, а вот части карел очень даже так ничего, особенно зажиточным крестьянам в Олонце, которых отпустили с колхоза.
Based
Финляндия! Ингерманландия тоже за мир!
I heard in distance. Perkele!
KÜRDISTAN ☀️☀️
This is actually Finland.
Are you fed up with your Kurdistan
🇪🇪❤🇫🇮
You know you are screwed when the trees start speaking Finnish.
You know you are screwed when you lose territories and sign a treaty effectively making you a puppet to the USSR.
@Clampro's Flag Gallery Search for the term "Finlandization" that's what the Soviets did.
@Clampro's Flag Gallery That's why I added the prefix "effectively"
Transcedental Dannyk how where they puppeted? They literally went to war with the soviets one year later lol
@@ziongarner4485 Winter war and continuation war are inextricably linked.
Epic
google translate + little edit
Sillanpää's marching song
Greetings to home yard circle / home area
Let this song of ours echo,
Over fields, water and fells
Always from Hanko to Petsamo.
The same echo is the steps,
Yes, our instincts know it,
How I spring from the caches, from the soil of the earth
Fathers look at their sons.
You know "brother" by my side,
What brought us here on our trip.
Joyfully we ran thither,
Where the common call rings.
You're already familiar with the method
Now in the care of chicks:
When the country of birth is at risk,
Homework can stay.
Whatever treasures there are in Finland,
Of course, the most expensive thing is freedom.
Here's where to stand and fall
Every man has a right.
So you children and the elderly,
And you mothers and brides,
That's how long you have a protected stove
When there is even one man standing.
nice
When its winter and the Winter War starts
remember the Karelians #FreeKarelia
The karelians have always been free. If you actually knew finnish history you would know the finnish people from the Forcibly Ceded Lands were evacuated to the not ceded lands.
I want to know the FinnishBolsheviks opinion on the winter war lol
We executed them all in the civil war lmao
That absolute clown is a disgrace to our nation.
@@moisuomi yes he is he is a traitor too he hates his contry so much he should leave
I wish finland would look like that again :(
There is absolutely nothing for Finland to gain in the forcibly ceded lands.
Suomi Perkele
Finnish SISU!👍🇫🇮
We had to sing this in army service 1990.
Finland!!! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮
Советского союза больше нет
🎉🎉🎉
First
Soviet potato you were 4th
sono svedese ma mio marito è testone
si crede che sono della Svizzera la fidanzata
ce l'ho accento finlandese sono di Stoccolma Stazione
Front facing Finland
Suomi on soiu. ✌️
Siis häh?
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This is heaviest metal song
It's independence day and I'm reading the sentimental comments and then there's just a guy with a LoL pfp like "yo this is a banger" lmaoo
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BASEDDD
Based on losing territories and signing a treaty which effectively made the country a puppet to the USSR?
@@danielk3919 uhh, no? our goal was to keep our independence and so we did. we finished those threaties in the 70's , but I do agree that it did to some degree make finland a puppet
@@Semppu1savolinen They started in aftermath of that war. And yeah if you call being tied to the Soviet Union independence then sure you maintained independence lol. I hope you know that Russians literally hold no ill will against Finns, talk to any Russian about Finland and they will only talk positively about the country. For some reason it's you Finns who hate us but love Sweden.
@@danielk3919 can you stfu? Soviets Attacked us, ofc we dislike the russians when they burnt our farms and took karelia, my great grandpa had to leave hes come when he was 12. and I dont like Sweden, we call them gay all the time? and Russia today aint the Soviet Union tho buddy
Indeed
Stop this from tik tok please it is a very patriotic Finnish song
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@@ennipumpkin He meant that don't let ShitTok ruin this glorious song.
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What
Holy shit these comments are unoriginal
This is a soldiers marching song, kind of like Erika.
the picture that shows up at 1:02 is actually of germans surrendering to soviets
Yep, you can see the PPSH-41 which was manifactured by the Soviet Union after the Winter War
@@PeliSotilas seems more like the KP/-31, and those are stick grenades. Not sure if soviets used stick grenades.
No they are soviets surrendering to finns becouse germans would have been spotted by looking at the helmets and that is a suomi kp/31 becouse the barrel of the gun is round.
Photography is the Battle of Moscow.
To everybody who thinks Finland should look like this again, let it be known that the Forcibly Ceded Lands are now completely devoid of finnishness and ruined by the soviets. There is absolutely nothing for Finland to gain there. As a descendant of karelian refugees myself i know this better than anyone.
"Descendant" yeah have you been there? how does it feel to still utter finlandization era kremlin propaganda? Counting all the recources over there, any of it would pay itself back 10 times the prize of developing it.
@@user-ce6iy2nw5o you seem a bit out of touch with reality. I am a realist and not a propaganda feeding device
@@mariasirona1622 You've heard your opinion from somewhere else, and like a robot you repeat it without actually giving any thought to it
@@user-ce6iy2nw5o i can assure you my this is fact and truth and not an opinion, and the complete opposite from what you just said
You are correct but every nation has their nationalists who just want the nation to be "greater" and expand to its old borders. They can't really name any reason for it apart from the history though. We sure don't need more land and we sure don't need a large ethnic Russian minority either.
Those lands are gone. Forever.
Haha fånigt
Hittelön om du hittar en bra svensk march.
HEIL ÖSTERREICH
Nein!
Erinnerst du dich an Caporetto, meinen Freund?
1:42 phto is actaully soviet
how exaclty do you know
No it's not becouse of that smg in the photo is kp/31 not the ppsh 41.
@@hannupoytakangas German soldiers surrendered to the Soviet.
Wrong map
Karelia is Russia!
Hello from Vyborg.
This is before the Winter War, not after.
@Rasmus Vohlakari lol.
I live in Vyborg and the most peoples hear is russians and i too
@Rasmus Vohlakari nope, Russia get this lands in 1721 when Russia win in North war against Sweden.
@Rasmus Vohlakari xd.
It is our land.
Glory to Russia from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok
@Rasmus Vohlakari, i don't know that you write, but i know that Karelia is Russia forever
L bozos
Glory Suomi!
Based
@vertiegrief6089Coming from a person that unironically has a shitty 2016 cult as a pfp.