Коротко про комментарии: К господину Кикянцу пришли на доклад: маршал Кикацу, генерал Куцаки, лейтенант Пикапу, полковник Пупаки, майор Тоги, сержант Ноги и вся Квантунская армия.
I recognise most of the references, but some are a bit mysterious. I'll edit this post as I find out more. * 00:30 - Gennady Yanayev - Vice President of the USSR * 00:51 - Shortages of basic goods as a result of the failure of economic reforms * 01:05 - Miss USSR, 1988 * 01:26 - Boris Yeltsin thrown into the Moskva river in 1989 * 01:29 - Koristovka railway disaster, Odessa, 1986 * 01:31 - Collision of the SS _Admiral Nakhimov_ and the freighter _Pyotr Vasev_ in 1986 * 01:33 - Chernobyl disaster, 1986 * 01:46 - Valentin Pavlov's monetary reform, which withdrew the 100-rouble note from circulation * 02:06 - The Sumgait race riot in Azerbaijan and the refusal of Eduard Shevardnadze to send troops to suppress it, 1988 * 02:15 - War in Afghanistan? Not sure about this one * 02:18 - Soviet materiel support for Saddam Hussein (thought this was Mikoyan on first watch) * 02:21 - The referendum on the new Union Treaty, 1991, which was boycotted by Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Moldavia, Georgia, and Armenia * 02:24 - Rafik Nishanov, head of the Uzbek SSR * 02:30 - Fuel shortages * 02:33 - The rise of ultranationalism in the wake of liberalization? Not sure about this one. * 02:37 - Mathias Rust's landing near Red Square in 1987 * 02:46 - The cruiser _Aurora_ signalling the start of the Bolshevik takeover in 1917 * 02:53 - Stalin and Lenin pouring fuel on the fire, the barrel is marked "kerosene" * 02:57 - Lenin, Stalin, and Brezhnev as a hydra burning everything down * 03:01 - Khrushchev's failed attempt to switch the USSR from wheat to corn * 03:06 - Defence Minister Dmitry Yazov * 03:18 - Yazov, Boris Pugo, Jevgeni Kogan. No idea who the brown-haired guy next to Yazov is. * 03:27 - Mikhail Gorbachev receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990 The Marquise is an allegorical representation of Russian emigres, many of whom settled in France.
02:24 Not Niyazov but Rafik Nishanov (head of Uzbek SSR) who denied the ethnic cleansings and pogroms of Meskhetian Turks in Uzbekistan by Uzbeks and Tajiks and stated that everything was ok just some little problems due to the argument between a Turkish man who threw a pile of strawberry down and an Uzbek woman who sold strawberry (ofc this wasn't true) 03:18 Evgeniy Kogan (Estonian SSR deputy) and may be Sergei Akhromeev (military advisor of a president of the USSR, sided with the State Committee on the State of Emergency) Also here the shooted flags represent republics of the USSR (future countries) where Moscow brought in its troops (Estonia suffered less, than other countries, so the small piece of its flag was destroyed) And those deputies who continue sitting while others were being shot represented Central Asian republics.
@@Almaz400чё? А погромы в Вильнюсе? Тбилиси? Грозном? Краснодаре? Нальчике? Новороссийске? Насилие армян в Кировабаде 1988? Межэтнические столкновения в Новом Узене 1989? Падение Ельцина с моста в 1989? Был хаос в советском союзе, особенно на его закате
Hello, hello? Tell me, what's new? I've been away two weeks or so, And that is why I'm calling you For any news that I should know . Everything's fine, Madame la Marquise, Everything's fine, and all is well. There's just one thing I'll mention, if you please, Although there isn't much to tell. Of no concern, it must be said ' Just that your old gray mare is dead. Apart from that, Madame la Marquise, Things are just fine, and all is well. Hello, hello? Tell me, what's new? My faithful coachman, have you heard? My mare is dead, I'm asking you, How such a thing could have occurred? There 's nothing wrong, Madame la Marquise, Everything's fine, and all is well. There 's just one thing I'll mention, if you please, Although there isn 't much to tell. Yes, in the fire she was found That burned your stables to the ground. Apart from that, Madame la Marquise, Everything's fine, and all is well. Hello, Hello? Tell me, what's new? My stables burned? How can that be? My faithful chef, now how can that be true? Can you explain all this to me? There's nothing wrong, Madame la Marquise, Everything's fine , and all is well. There's just one thing I'll mention, if you please, Although there isn't much to tell. The flames that burned the stables so Came from the fire in the chateau. Apart from that, Madame la Marquise, Things are just fine, and all is well. Hello, hello? Tell me, what's new? What I've just heard has staggered me. Is our chateau in ruins too? What could have caused this tragedy? Well, it's like this, Madame, what can I say? The Marquis nearly had a stroke. He took his life, and on the very day That he found out that he was broke. But in his rush to kill himself He knocked some candles off a shelf. The fire then began to grow And soon destroyed the whole chateau. The wind was strong and in a flash The stables too were turned to ash. And just a moment then and there Was all it took to kill your mare. Apart from that, Madame la Marquise, Things are just fine, and all is well.
Вы жестоки сэр, они должны забыть про свою родину потому что они не одобрены властью Ладно либералы, их Родина там, где жопа в тепле, но а как же настоящие патриоты.
Наверное, многие люди, чье хобби - "наслаждаться культурой бывшей коммунистической культуры", пришли с этого анимационного вступительного ролика. ruclips.net/video/X22b4WuC0lQ/видео.html
Уже тридцать лет как всё хорошо! Украинцы воюют с русскими. Армяне воюют с азербайджанцами. Русские ВЧК воют в Сирии и Ливии. Приватизация бывшего наследия СССР продолжается. Миллионеров в России становится всё больше, бедных тоже. К успеху идём!
Украинцы воюют с русскими? Сказка стара как мир, уже такое лет 400 рассказывают, да только вот россия почему-то каждый раз сама войны развязывала, а не Украина
@@vizec2523 Ну или наоборот. Что это меняет? Лично я войны ни с кем не развязывал. У меня в роду как русские так и украинцы, как и у половины страны. Просто странно это всё как-то. Лет пятьдесят назад, жили не тужили, нормально всё было, а теперь политики и олигархи, с обеих сторон говорят нам как мы должны относится друг к другу. Ну а все и рады хуесосить друг друга.
@@reeltwodialogtracktwo7666 это все продукт советского времени. СССР нарезала на карте , национальные республики как хотела , по хер знает какому принципу. Вот теперь это и аукнолось , войны , конфликты .
Украинцы не воюют с русскими. Если бы русские войска там были, то от Киева не осталось бы и следа спустя два-три дня. Украина - не Афганистан с горами, если её завоевать, то контролировать её легко.
@@Lautaro-gr Я могу рассказать вам, что там происходит, но это займет много времени. I can tell you what's going on there, but it's going to be a long time.
How did this channel go from ,,Cartoon Dimitry Yazov commiting epic gamer moments on minorities" to ,,generic eastern european folklore cartoons v.420"
@@terrarikterka7531even yugoslavia has a version of this ,but ours starts with a soldier calling home asking how is jackie the dog , and ends with jackie the dog died when the whole house burnt down and the father had jumped from the bridge
Да, так и есть. Этот мультфильм сделали армяне. Потом, кстати, они несколько лет жили без электричества в следствие распада СССР и последующей за ней войной и блокадой страны.
@@ivan_topor не чем они недовольны? Страна независима? Независима! Капиталистическая? Капиталистическая! Открыли столько возможностей контактов с Западом. Да они боготворить за свою жизнь должны !!! ( сарказм)
from what I can see, the events depicted in the order they are shown are: First Miss Soviet Union Beauty Pageant in 1988, held for the first time since the ban on them in 1959. Boris Yeltsin in September of 1989 when he was grabbed by a group of men and thrown into the Moscow River. Yeltsin later denied that the men were trying to assassinate him, and insisted that they were playing a joke - a humiliating ordeal for him. The head on train collision at the Koristovka train station in Odessa on November 6, 1986, killing 44 and injuring 100. The collision of the cruise ship Admiral Nakhimov and the freighter Pyotr Vasev on August 31, 1986 on the Black Sea. The Admiral Nakhimov sank in just 7 minutes, killing 423 of the 1,234 aboard. The Chernobyl nuclear disaster on April 26th, 1986. The 1991 Soviet currency reform by finance minister, Valentin Pavlov. Intended to retire 50 and 100 ruble bank notes from circulation to fight against corruption, pilfering and black marketing. The reform was abrupt and rushed, prices also increased, killing any remaining public confidence in the government. West German 19 year old Mathias Rust took a small plane and flew it over the Eastern bloc and landed in Red Square in the middle of Moscow on May 28, 1987. Gorbachev used this opportunity as an excuse to relieve multiple high ranking conservative military personnel in the government from their positions, helping him pave the way for his reforms. The Sumgait Pogrom against the Armenian population in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Azerbaijan in 1988. Following the bottling up of social problems and the break out of the First Nagorno-Karabakh war, rioting broke out in the city of Sumgait. In the violence at least 32 people were killed, 26 of them were Armenians. Soviet forces were sent in to quell the riot, but where criticized for their slow response and essentially watching from the side stands at first. The Soviet intervention in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1989. In February of 1990 the first competitive elections in the USSR was held. In Lithuania, Moldova, Estonia, Latvia, Armenia and Georgia the Communist Party lost to different reform or ethnic nationalist movements. The assurgance of various ultra-nationalist groups taking part against the failed 1991 August Coup in a desperate attempt to save the disintegrating Soviet Union. The Imperial Russian Cruiser, the Aurora, firing blanks on the Imperial Winter Palace in Petrograd after mutinying, signalling the start of the October Revolution in 1917. There are probably some more ones and a few that I missed but that's what I could make out.
@@dennisstepanov7066 Hi? Who is the old lady? Anyone in particular? Why do the officials gun everyone down at the end? Why does Gorbachev have Saddam Hussain sitting on his lap?
@@devdixit2440 I think old lady is just typical descendant of russian emigrants (according to icon and white army symbols in her room). The officials are members of State Committee on the State of Emergency (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Committee_on_the_State_of_Emergency) they tried to stop reforms, overthrow Gorbachev and return USSR to staus quo by the attempt of Coup d'état. Gorbachev supported Sadam with a lot of arms and military advisers.
@@dennisstepanov7066Is it Koristovka or Ufa? Because although later in 1989, Ufa killed over 500 people and was the deadliest train collision in Soviet and Russian history.
I love how this channel mostly has stuff for kids. I can imagine some child just watching random Eastern Folklore videos and then he clicks on this and gets scarred for life.
Ты серьезно? Я вырос на этих мультфильмах, правда стал немного изгоем, потому что все сверстники смотрели черепашек ниндзя, человека паука, и другой западный контент, а в моей маргинальной семье был только черно-белый телевизор и каналы с советскими мультфильмами😊
@@GregorianPsycho On one hand, I agree. On the other hand, some 3 year old might get mood whiplash when 3 seconds ago he was watching some story about a bunny or whatever and now he's watching Dimitry Yazov sing about how some Russian noble killed himself while executing the entire politburo.
@@user-ke8dq5zq9p так мотив тот же остался с 91-го года. Всё хорошо, прекрасная маркиза. Всё катится в тартарары, а людям говорят, что всё хорошо. За исключением пустяка, да))
это не республики поливают, а их руководство, для которого возвращение к социализму - смерть. Они же теперь капиталисты, а значит им придётся отвечать перед народом и всю их частную собственность снова обобщат, создавая Советы Депутатов Трудящихся
Can someone help explain to me the context of 2:33 - 2:38, I recognize the reference to the tri bogatyr painting but why is a russian standing with a nazi to the right and what I assume is a jihadist on the left?
It is all to blame for the rampant, on the one hand, nationalism in its most radical forms - such as Barkashov's RNU, and radical Islamism, on the other hand, (in the Caucasus region). Just at the end of 1994, the last one turned into the First Chechen War. This is an allegorical depiction of the degradation of youth ideals - instead of heroes, mighty warriors-defenders, an ultranationalist, a Nazi and an Islamic radical.
at the end of exsist of the USSR anti-semitism grew in it, an allegory for this is shown when a person with the tricolor draws star of David on the Dragon, but in the Orthodox tradition it is call not a Dragon but Serpent and Serpent are Satan and such the view of a Jews as something infernal unites anti-semites
@@alikuk6334 That makes sense, thank you. I remembered watching the movie Брат, which was set shortly after the collapse of the USSR, and the protagonist did make anti-semitic remarks.
It’s about a Russian Emigre returning to her homeland after ussr dissolved and asking how things are there while she was gone and whoever she is talking with on the phone claiming “all is well” when obviously all is not well
Судя по тому как переводит Гугол и Яндекс написанному ими, охуевают, что советский мультипликатор нарисовал антисоветский мультфильм и про каких-то там фашистов, которые в Красной Площади тусуются и то, что в СССР свобода слова все таки была.
At the beginning, the history of antis*mitism was begun not in Soviet Union, but in Russian Empire yet. This metaphorical scene is related to three Russian riders of antis*mitism: Black Hundreds (radical monarchists), ROA collaborators and Kaminsky SS-Brigade. This hatred here appears as a kind of collective image, of course. An antis*mitism sentiment was widely-spreaded in Soviet Union, and not only with these radical movements, but in common society too. The most famous manifestation (but not only one) of this sentiment were Anti-cosmopolitan campaign in 1948-1953 and Doctors Plot Affair in 1952-1953.
@@user-sv3lz2wi1santi semetism often targeted ussr due to Marx, Lenin, and many Soviet officials had some form of Jewish ancestry, thus making it an easy scapegoat
@@user-sv3lz2wi1salso the image with three of them is a reference to the popular painting "Три богатиря" ("Three Heroes"). But here, instead of heroes, the picture of antisemites and degraded youth is used...
@@user-sv3lz2wi1sИстория атисимизма началась в РИ? Так коопните глубже. Постоянно были гонения. И не только на территории РИ. Но и в Европе активничали очень хорошо.
Коротко про комментарии:
К господину Кикянцу пришли на доклад: маршал Кикацу, генерал Куцаки, лейтенант Пикапу, полковник Пупаки, майор Тоги, сержант Ноги и вся Квантунская армия.
I recognise most of the references, but some are a bit mysterious. I'll edit this post as I find out more.
* 00:30 - Gennady Yanayev - Vice President of the USSR
* 00:51 - Shortages of basic goods as a result of the failure of economic reforms
* 01:05 - Miss USSR, 1988
* 01:26 - Boris Yeltsin thrown into the Moskva river in 1989
* 01:29 - Koristovka railway disaster, Odessa, 1986
* 01:31 - Collision of the SS _Admiral Nakhimov_ and the freighter _Pyotr Vasev_ in 1986
* 01:33 - Chernobyl disaster, 1986
* 01:46 - Valentin Pavlov's monetary reform, which withdrew the 100-rouble note from circulation
* 02:06 - The Sumgait race riot in Azerbaijan and the refusal of Eduard Shevardnadze to send troops to suppress it, 1988
* 02:15 - War in Afghanistan? Not sure about this one
* 02:18 - Soviet materiel support for Saddam Hussein (thought this was Mikoyan on first watch)
* 02:21 - The referendum on the new Union Treaty, 1991, which was boycotted by Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Moldavia, Georgia, and Armenia
* 02:24 - Rafik Nishanov, head of the Uzbek SSR
* 02:30 - Fuel shortages
* 02:33 - The rise of ultranationalism in the wake of liberalization? Not sure about this one.
* 02:37 - Mathias Rust's landing near Red Square in 1987
* 02:46 - The cruiser _Aurora_ signalling the start of the Bolshevik takeover in 1917
* 02:53 - Stalin and Lenin pouring fuel on the fire, the barrel is marked "kerosene"
* 02:57 - Lenin, Stalin, and Brezhnev as a hydra burning everything down
* 03:01 - Khrushchev's failed attempt to switch the USSR from wheat to corn
* 03:06 - Defence Minister Dmitry Yazov
* 03:18 - Yazov, Boris Pugo, Jevgeni Kogan. No idea who the brown-haired guy next to Yazov is.
* 03:27 - Mikhail Gorbachev receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in 1990
The Marquise is an allegorical representation of Russian emigres, many of whom settled in France.
01:05 - Competition "Moscow Beauty", 1988.
02:18 - Mohammad Najibullah or Saddam Hussein, not sure.
@@user-qq5by3vx4w Saddam would make sense, this being from 1991.
2:46 правильней писать The Great October's Revolution
02:24 Not Niyazov but Rafik Nishanov (head of Uzbek SSR) who denied the ethnic cleansings and pogroms of Meskhetian Turks in Uzbekistan by Uzbeks and Tajiks and stated that everything was ok just some little problems due to the argument between a Turkish man who threw a pile of strawberry down and an Uzbek woman who sold strawberry (ofc this wasn't true)
03:18 Evgeniy Kogan (Estonian SSR deputy) and may be Sergei Akhromeev (military advisor of a president of the USSR, sided with the State Committee on the State of Emergency)
Also here the shooted flags represent republics of the USSR (future countries) where Moscow brought in its troops (Estonia suffered less, than other countries, so the small piece of its flag was destroyed)
And those deputies who continue sitting while others were being shot represented Central Asian republics.
@@Bebra_bebra_bebraJesus on a flaming bike the USSR's end was much more violent than what was reported
Я ожидал увидеть в коментариях всех, но не кучу японцев...
Я здесь
@@TA-WA-SHI Не думал что и ответит мне тоже японец! я пытаюсь учить ваш язык в качестве занятия
私は東ヨロッパしゅしです、けど日本は大好きです!
やぁ
Япония негласная колония США, неудивительна их поддержка владельцев.
Yo esperaba que tuviera más vistas, me encanta la canción, saludos de México.
02:50 ここからの畳みかける感じ好き
Блокировка Ютюба. Все хорошо!
Война в Украине
@@user-fv8fx6oh8jДа кто, блт, говорит что всё хорошо?
3:10 Great trial moment
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
末期のソ連の混乱が詰め込まれてて好き
Прошу прощения, но в СССР не было хаоса. Наверное вы там часто бывали, поэтому говорите
@@Almaz400всм не было? А как ты назовёшь правительственный кризис во времена андропова-горбачёва
@@razgildaychik Андропов делал всё по факту (Его боялись как Иосифа Виссарионовича). Кризис скорее был Горбачёв-Ельцин.
@@Almaz400чё? А погромы в Вильнюсе? Тбилиси? Грозном? Краснодаре? Нальчике? Новороссийске? Насилие армян в Кировабаде 1988? Межэтнические столкновения в Новом Узене 1989? Падение Ельцина с моста в 1989? Был хаос в советском союзе, особенно на его закате
88,89,90. Времена Горбача и алкаша@@leksmam
Hello, hello? Tell me, what's new?
I've been away two weeks or so,
And that is why I'm calling you
For any news that I should know .
Everything's fine, Madame la Marquise,
Everything's fine, and all is well.
There's just one thing I'll mention, if you please,
Although there isn't much to tell.
Of no concern, it must be said '
Just that your old gray mare is dead.
Apart from that, Madame la Marquise,
Things are just fine, and all is well.
Hello, hello? Tell me, what's new?
My faithful coachman, have you heard?
My mare is dead, I'm asking you,
How such a thing could have occurred?
There 's nothing wrong, Madame la Marquise,
Everything's fine, and all is well.
There 's just one thing I'll mention, if you please,
Although there isn 't much to tell.
Yes, in the fire she was found
That burned your stables to the ground.
Apart from that, Madame la Marquise,
Everything's fine, and all is well.
Hello, Hello? Tell me, what's new?
My stables burned? How can that be?
My faithful chef, now how can that be true?
Can you explain all this to me?
There's nothing wrong, Madame la Marquise,
Everything's fine , and all is well.
There's just one thing I'll mention, if you please,
Although there isn't much to tell.
The flames that burned the stables so
Came from the fire in the chateau.
Apart from that, Madame la Marquise,
Things are just fine, and all is well.
Hello, hello? Tell me, what's new?
What I've just heard has staggered me.
Is our chateau in ruins too?
What could have caused this tragedy?
Well, it's like this, Madame, what can I say?
The Marquis nearly had a stroke.
He took his life, and on the very day
That he found out that he was broke.
But in his rush to kill himself
He knocked some candles off a shelf.
The fire then began to grow
And soon destroyed the whole chateau.
The wind was strong and in a flash
The stables too were turned to ash.
And just a moment then and there
Was all it took to kill your mare.
Apart from that, Madame la Marquise,
Things are just fine, and all is well.
maybe RUclips is buggy, but the translation is almost not accurate
Бред
**a machine gun fires**
A very good translation!
マジで頭から離れん
That took a fair bit of work to make using cells instead of a PC. Well done and kudos to the authors where ever you are today.
Shut up
謎の中毒性
それな
私たちは完全でした
それな
草
Эх Маркиза.
Зря вернулась ты домой.
Забудь лучше дорогу домой раз и навсегда.
Вы жестоки сэр, они должны забыть про свою родину потому что они не одобрены властью
Ладно либералы, их Родина там, где жопа в тепле, но а как же настоящие патриоты.
侯爵夫人がフランスに住んでる間に革命が起きて何もかもがめちゃくちゃってこと?
С какого перепуга столька японских комментариев?
Сам не понял
В Японии значит изучают совковую анимацию
Наверное, многие люди, чье хобби - "наслаждаться культурой бывшей коммунистической культуры", пришли с этого анимационного вступительного ролика.
ruclips.net/video/X22b4WuC0lQ/видео.html
@@daineko_yt Только анимация армянская, лул
Японцы сами в ах..уе что столько написали
Уже тридцать лет как всё хорошо! Украинцы воюют с русскими. Армяне воюют с азербайджанцами. Русские ВЧК воют в Сирии и Ливии. Приватизация бывшего наследия СССР продолжается. Миллионеров в России становится всё больше, бедных тоже. К успеху идём!
Украинцы воюют с русскими?
Сказка стара как мир, уже такое лет 400 рассказывают, да только вот россия почему-то каждый раз сама войны развязывала, а не Украина
@@vizec2523 Ну или наоборот. Что это меняет?
Лично я войны ни с кем не развязывал. У меня в роду как русские так и украинцы, как и у половины страны.
Просто странно это всё как-то.
Лет пятьдесят назад, жили не тужили, нормально всё было, а теперь политики и олигархи, с обеих сторон говорят нам как мы должны относится друг к другу. Ну а все и рады хуесосить друг друга.
@@reeltwodialogtracktwo7666 это все продукт советского времени. СССР нарезала на карте , национальные республики как хотела , по хер знает какому принципу. Вот теперь это и аукнолось , войны , конфликты .
Украинцы не воюют с русскими. Если бы русские войска там были, то от Киева не осталось бы и следа спустя два-три дня. Украина - не Афганистан с горами, если её завоевать, то контролировать её легко.
Хватит пропагандировать социализм. В РФ уровень жизни вырос.
Wait- I had no idea this was made by armenians. That's cool.🇦🇲
This was also done in Armenia, only in 1994 ruclips.net/video/pLXK9PFsojg/видео.html
Это позор
@@СырАрбузов all's well...
Ярко, глубоко, правдиво и пророчески. Было " хорошо, прекрасная маркиза", а сейчас "ещё лучше". Таланты глядят в корень.
Антисоветчина, это гнилая. Нужен был новый Сталин. И закрутить гайки. И до сих пор нужен!
@@fighter1604 Прими таблетки 💊
@@belengauzer8858 а в чем он не прав. Погляди, что сейчас твориться во всех этих СНГ странах, везде все хорошо и только Россия кровавый Мордор.
@@user-qm2xw6pr5c Туркменистан, Таджикистан, Украина, Белоруссия, Армения.
Если там всё хорошо, то тебе всё божья роса
この曲聴きにきたわ
Me encanta todo de ella, no me la puedo sacar de la cabeza.
я вообще это пересматриваю 5 раз может и больше
I actually review it 5 times maybe more
@@user-kb3rz4of5f Igual, no entiendo todas las referencias pero me gusta investigar.
@@Lautaro-gr Я могу рассказать вам, что там происходит, но это займет много времени.
I can tell you what's going on there, but it's going to be a long time.
リズム好き
I found this by accident, and I’m glad I did.
Likewise! Well, technically found it whilst searching for other animations, like Treasure Island or Mystery of The Third Planet or The Lesson.
Язов как обычно выдал базу!
Великий суд в любой ситуации
Язов наш
@@VPI_Chel наш слоняра✊
リズムが癖になる。
俺も!これはやばい!
プリスカロスマルキーザにはまってる
しょはらしょしょーはーらしょー
@@user-oq4pf5vj7m все харашо)
ハロハロ
больше всего нравился момент с выставкой продуктов
Согласна
- Вы продоёте продуктов?
- Нет, только показываем...
- Красивое...
Плюс этот момент показывает дефицит в СССР
中毒性ある
How did this channel go from ,,Cartoon Dimitry Yazov commiting epic gamer moments on minorities" to ,,generic eastern european folklore cartoons v.420"
私達は完璧でした(大嘘)
I saw a clip of this in my old Sociology class; I've been looking for this whole piece for years, but often got sidetracked
How do you like it? This refers to the end of the Soviet Union
@@terrarikterka7531even yugoslavia has a version of this ,but ours starts with a soldier calling home asking how is jackie the dog , and ends with jackie the dog died when the whole house burnt down and the father had jumped from the bridge
@@vasakvasa2929do you have a copy of the video
@@vasakvasa2929Was the song animated too Or is it just audio?
@@vasakvasa2929What's the video called
Февраль 2022.Всё хорошо!
この曲が病み付きになる
何回も見てしまいますな
さすが、同志の皆さんは見る目がありますなぁ
原曲はフランスのシャンソンだから、ソ連的に問題は無いはず…?
中毒になる曲だなぁ
1:52金日成
2:20ゴルビーとサダム・フセイン
3:18カダフィ大佐
3:28ゴルビー
キムイルソンじゃなくてパブロフ財務相ですね。インフレへの対抗を試みたものの大混乱を招いた1991年の通貨改革への揶揄です
@@stingray3183 今ウィキで調べて知りました。仰る通り、そんな顔してます。
フセインとゴルビーがノリノリなのが可愛いw
@@stingray3183 0:28のこの人誰ですかね?どっかの解説動画に出てたんですが、
ロシア語バッカでよく解らなくって。
@@user-ng8mx2jd7j アナトリー・ルキヤノフ最高会議議長とのことです
悲しい
スライム愛好家 何が?
ベーコンエッグのゲームチャンネル おばさんが機銃で○されるとこ
あとソ連が崩壊寸前なの
当時のソ連の反共旋風は半端なかったからね。逆に今は当時と全く逆で共産回帰を望む国民が多いみたい。結局ロシアは国家主義で共産主義とか関係なく自国が強くなきゃプライドが保てないんだよね。
this has no right being so goddamn catchy
30 августа 2022 года,несколько минут назад объявили о смерти Михаила Сергеевича Горбачева.
Ура, товарищи!
Жаль что он умер в Америке жив хорошей жизнью, а не в СССР в тюрьме
СПАСИБО ДЯДЯ МИША ЗА МОЁ СЧАСТЛИВОЕ ДЕТСТВО
@@СырАрбузов В России он умер
@@EgorLetov5 я xyею. Странно я где то читал шо он свалил
So this is I guess the animators' perspective on the Union's collapse?
Да, так и есть. Этот мультфильм сделали армяне. Потом, кстати, они несколько лет жили без электричества в следствие распада СССР и последующей за ней войной и блокадой страны.
@@ivan_topor не чем они недовольны? Страна
независима? Независима!
Капиталистическая? Капиталистическая!
Открыли столько возможностей контактов с Западом. Да они боготворить за свою жизнь должны !!!
( сарказм)
まさに今聞くべき
本当だねえ
this is filled with references that I only know a fraction of, someone needs to list them all up
from what I can see, the events depicted in the order they are shown are:
First Miss Soviet Union Beauty Pageant in 1988, held for the first time since the ban on them in 1959.
Boris Yeltsin in September of 1989 when he was grabbed by a group of men and thrown into the Moscow River. Yeltsin later denied that the men were trying to assassinate him, and insisted that they were playing a joke - a humiliating ordeal for him.
The head on train collision at the Koristovka train station in Odessa on November 6, 1986, killing 44 and injuring 100.
The collision of the cruise ship Admiral Nakhimov and the freighter Pyotr Vasev on August 31, 1986 on the Black Sea. The Admiral Nakhimov sank in just 7 minutes, killing 423 of the 1,234 aboard.
The Chernobyl nuclear disaster on April 26th, 1986.
The 1991 Soviet currency reform by finance minister, Valentin Pavlov. Intended to retire 50 and 100 ruble bank notes from circulation to fight against corruption, pilfering and black marketing. The reform was abrupt and rushed, prices also increased, killing any remaining public confidence in the government.
West German 19 year old Mathias Rust took a small plane and flew it over the Eastern bloc and landed in Red Square in the middle of Moscow on May 28, 1987. Gorbachev used this opportunity as an excuse to relieve multiple high ranking conservative military personnel in the government from their positions, helping him pave the way for his reforms.
The Sumgait Pogrom against the Armenian population in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Azerbaijan in 1988. Following the bottling up of social problems and the break out of the First Nagorno-Karabakh war, rioting broke out in the city of Sumgait. In the violence at least 32 people were killed, 26 of them were Armenians. Soviet forces were sent in to quell the riot, but where criticized for their slow response and essentially watching from the side stands at first.
The Soviet intervention in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1989.
In February of 1990 the first competitive elections in the USSR was held. In Lithuania, Moldova, Estonia, Latvia, Armenia and Georgia the Communist Party lost to different reform or ethnic nationalist movements.
The assurgance of various ultra-nationalist groups taking part against the failed 1991 August Coup in a desperate attempt to save the disintegrating Soviet Union.
The Imperial Russian Cruiser, the Aurora, firing blanks on the Imperial Winter Palace in Petrograd after mutinying, signalling the start of the October Revolution in 1917.
There are probably some more ones and a few that I missed but that's what I could make out.
@@dennisstepanov7066 Hi? Who is the old lady? Anyone in particular? Why do the officials gun everyone down at the end?
Why does Gorbachev have Saddam Hussain sitting on his lap?
@@devdixit2440 I think old lady is just typical descendant of russian emigrants (according to icon and white army symbols in her room). The officials are members of State Committee on the State of Emergency (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_Committee_on_the_State_of_Emergency) they tried to stop reforms, overthrow Gorbachev and return USSR to staus quo by the attempt of Coup d'état. Gorbachev supported Sadam with a lot of arms and military advisers.
@@devdixit2440 Are you sure its Saddam? Looks more like Mikoyan (though it can't be because he died in 1978)
@@dennisstepanov7066Is it Koristovka or Ufa? Because although later in 1989, Ufa killed over 500 people and was the deadliest train collision in Soviet and Russian history.
I love how this channel mostly has stuff for kids.
I can imagine some child just watching random Eastern Folklore videos and then he clicks on this and gets scarred for life.
well it's kinda jolly because of its rhythm, despite the fact that there is gore in places
Ты серьезно?
Я вырос на этих мультфильмах, правда стал немного изгоем, потому что все сверстники смотрели черепашек ниндзя, человека паука, и другой западный контент, а в моей маргинальной семье был только черно-белый телевизор и каналы с советскими мультфильмами😊
@@GregorianPsycho On one hand, I agree.
On the other hand, some 3 year old might get mood whiplash when 3 seconds ago he was watching some story about a bunny or whatever and now he's watching Dimitry Yazov sing about how some Russian noble killed himself while executing the entire politburo.
@@liker-qd4fzYou could that with Yazov, the Great Trial is in court
@@ayyyyph2797 As for the rest, my dear Karbushevites, All is well all is well (ignore the missle silos)
ВСЁ ХОРОШО ШО ХОРОШО!!
В Курске все хорошо !
Now how would/will the US version look?
3:07 да вот откуда этот мем
Это тот самый мем, где мужик из унитаза поёт?))))
3:39 музон качает😎
カラオケで歌いたい🎤
ショーショーハーラーショー
Всё хорошо-шо-хорошо!!
Автору надо было подождать, он бы и расстрел белого дома в 1993 бы внёс
+
Денег надо было бы дать на анимацию ещё больше. А в то время, надо было быстро делать, да и к тому не выгодно.
3:08 isn't that Dmitry Yazov?
Yes it's the omsk guy
TNO REFERENCE FOUND
Весь Советский Союз! Алкаши просирали страну и дедули! Сейчас происходит тоже самое
Pretty much sums up 2022.
?
ながら運転はまずいですよ!(マジレス)
Still relevant, more than ever.
got same thoughts
No
本当に絶望していた90年代初期のソ連とロシアを皮肉った。
What's up with all the Japanese comments? O__o
They're all coming from this vid:
ruclips.net/video/X22b4WuC0lQ/видео.html
А это точно 91 ?...
Это весь период Горбачёвщины...
@user-gh7jd6zw5j да
1:35は放射能で奇形になったり病気になってるのかな?
恐らくそうでしょう。
ドラゴンは明らかにレーニン、スターリン、ブルジネフのことだね
2:57 これですね
Сразу видно что авторы Ветра снимали мультфильм...
2020 - Как все актуально...
И злободневно
Что актуально и злободневно? Матиас Руст? Авария на Чернобыле? Язов с пулемётом? Павловская денежная реформа?
@@user-ke8dq5zq9p так мотив тот же остался с 91-го года.
Всё хорошо, прекрасная маркиза. Всё катится в тартарары, а людям говорят, что всё хорошо. За исключением пустяка, да))
Как насчет 2022?
@@andrewgoorah9886 лучше, чем в те времена
ショーショーハラショーからの
シェーシャーハラーシェww
До сих пор бесит, что все эти республики стали независимыми, начали жить хуже, но продолжают поливать говном СССР.
это не республики поливают, а их руководство, для которого возвращение к социализму - смерть. Они же теперь капиталисты, а значит им придётся отвечать перед народом и всю их частную собственность снова обобщат, создавая Советы Депутатов Трудящихся
@@B_O_L_SZ_E_W_I_K а люди слушают и ведутся, потому что "Совок"
@@user-qm2xw6pr5c именно. "Чем громче лож - тем охотнее в неё верят" - слова одного известного австрийского художника
1:45
Just an English comment passing through.
まさかの全員日本人
よく見たら、サダムフセインとカダフィがいた。
Can someone help explain to me the context of 2:33 - 2:38, I recognize the reference to the tri bogatyr painting but why is a russian standing with a nazi to the right and what I assume is a jihadist on the left?
It is all to blame for the rampant, on the one hand, nationalism in its most radical forms - such as Barkashov's RNU, and radical Islamism, on the other hand, (in the Caucasus region). Just at the end of 1994, the last one turned into the First Chechen War.
This is an allegorical depiction of the degradation of youth ideals - instead of heroes, mighty warriors-defenders, an ultranationalist, a Nazi and an Islamic radical.
at the end of exsist of the USSR anti-semitism grew in it, an allegory for this is shown when a person with the tricolor draws star of David on the Dragon, but in the Orthodox tradition it is call not a Dragon but Serpent and Serpent are Satan and such the view of a Jews as something infernal unites anti-semites
@@alikuk6334 That makes sense, thank you. I remembered watching the movie Брат, which was set shortly after the collapse of the USSR, and the protagonist did make anti-semitic remarks.
Японцы любят Советский Союз
Based cartoon W
1:33 - эт чё, взрыв на ЧАЭС что-ли?
Да, и пародия на Первомай в Киеве в том же году, когда взорвалась станция
0:59 ノーブラ草
ホントやんwww
hola, soy un comentario en español .
Повальная антисоветчина!!! Одобряю👍👍
Для умного гения это 1991 год а не вся история СССР
@@Mineservak84 Ага, просто наступил 91 год и бух, совок рухнул))) никаких там исторических и экономических предпосылок, просто самолет не взлетел)))
@@sturm_mann7586 конечно они были но это результат не умелого обращения страной
Practically speaking this was anti Russian, not just anti Soviet
And who can blame them
Гений ты не можешь отличить антисоветчину от сатирического описания упадка страны с 1986 по 1991 года.
ハラショー!
デェェェンが壊れてる件
スパッスカヤの鐘といいじわじわくる面白さ
-а во остальном прекрасная маркиза,ВСЁ ХОРОШО ВСЁ ХОРОШО (звуки распада ссср)
Со слухом у певца, конечно, не всё в порядке...
日本人だらけで草
消防士が喫煙しながら仕事してるのはなにごとか
Hello traveler, I am an English commenter.
Wow, I find this comment finally
Nice to see ya
Can somebody please tell me the context of this anime???
@@Rottedlucky It isn’t an anime, it is adult soviet cartoon
Дарова
だれか2022年版でリメイクしてくれよ
Dónde puedo encontrar la letra?
я вообще это пересматриваю 5 раз может и больше
I actually review it 5 times maybe more
Саакянц мультипликатор с большими буквами!
Умерли 17000 юношей, но ведь всё хорошо
А потом понадобилось две чеченские и геноцид 30лет идущий.
@@Sindicat-soldat Всё хорошо
@@Sindicat-soldat геноцид кого?
@@Dingacell настроение бывшего СССР.
i have no idea what is happening
Me too {edit} but the song is catchy
It is when soviet union was gone
This cartoon is showing what happened in reality before Soviet boom
This is about ineffective bureaucracy in the Soviet Union
It’s about a Russian Emigre returning to her homeland after ussr dissolved and asking how things are there while she was gone and whoever she is talking with on the phone claiming “all is well” when obviously all is not well
歌はいいけどなにを伝えたいのだ
この曲には 1979 年から 1991 年までのソ連国内の出来事への言及が多く含まれており、十月革命の瞬間も含まれています。
Все хорошо да нечего хорошово.
Странный, конечно, вопрос, но что здесь делают в комментариях китайцы?
Меня тоже это удивило
Судя по тому как переводит Гугол и Яндекс написанному ими, охуевают, что советский мультипликатор нарисовал антисоветский мультфильм и про каких-то там фашистов, которые в Красной Площади тусуются и то, что в СССР свобода слова все таки была.
Это уже под конец СССР.
皮肉で面白い
要はこれは何を意味してるんですかね?
多分ソ連政府の腐敗だとかソ連の現実を風刺したんだと思う。
ソ連は外見では平等に素晴らしい国だけど中身は腐敗しきっていたことの皮肉ですね
日本人のコメの方が多スギィwwww
3:40
Can someone explain the star of david in 2:32? What does this have to do with soviet union?
At the beginning, the history of antis*mitism was begun not in Soviet Union, but in Russian Empire yet. This metaphorical scene is related to three Russian riders of antis*mitism: Black Hundreds (radical monarchists), ROA collaborators and Kaminsky SS-Brigade. This hatred here appears as a kind of collective image, of course.
An antis*mitism sentiment was widely-spreaded in Soviet Union, and not only with these radical movements, but in common society too. The most famous manifestation (but not only one) of this sentiment were Anti-cosmopolitan campaign in 1948-1953 and Doctors Plot Affair in 1952-1953.
@@user-sv3lz2wi1santi semetism often targeted ussr due to Marx, Lenin, and many Soviet officials had some form of Jewish ancestry, thus making it an easy scapegoat
@@user-sv3lz2wi1salso the image with three of them is a reference to the popular painting "Три богатиря" ("Three Heroes"). But here, instead of heroes, the picture of antisemites and degraded youth is used...
@@user-sv3lz2wi1sИстория атисимизма началась в РИ?
Так коопните глубже. Постоянно были гонения. И не только на территории РИ.
Но и в Европе активничали очень хорошо.
also nice animation
What french song are they referring to as inspiration for this song?
"Tout va très bien"; 1935..
Thank you very much!
プーチン大統領はこの歌を知っているのだろうか。
Каждое утро себе перед зеркалом это говорит.
no, that's it "underground"
Всё хорошо!
ロシアも色々なことを経験してきたんですね
ツァーリが言うと感慨深いね
У россии сейчас похожая ситуация, как живущий в самом отсталом регионе рф - сибири скажу, половина населения сидит, а остальная охраняет
Japanese guys, why you are here?
Не могу понять
they came from documentary which showed cut from this song
Япония против коммунизма, но имеет большой интерес к Советскому Союзу.