The Road to Berlin (Дорога на Берлин) - EPIC Soviet Russian Instrumental Song

The Road to Berlin (Russian: Дорога на Берлин) is a 1944 Soviet Russian wartime song commemorating the antifascist struggle against Germany in the Great Patriotic War.
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The song was written by the Soviet composer Mark Fradkin, based on a poem of the same name by Yevgeny Dolmatovsky. Originally, the song was published in the state newspaper "Red Army" under the titles of "The Road Song" and "Bryansk Street". The song catalogues the Red Army's journey throughout the major cities of the Eastern Front - Oryol, Bryansk, Minsk, Kiev, Brest, Lvov, Lublin, Warsaw, and finally, Berlin. Unlike most Soviet and Russian songs of the period, this song is uncharacteristically upbeat, and features a happy melody in order to communicate the certain defeat of Germany and the triumph of communism.

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