2:14 This woman in a red shirt, she's my grandma, she was 41 years old here, she died 10 years ago and a woman next to the her is hers daughter, so my mother. She's still alive! And a man, staying next to the grandma was her husband Dmitrij, so my grandpa. He was an army general and died 20 years ago. Grandma was working in a supermarket and the mother studied a university in Moscow.
Смотрю и плакать хочется, какие люди, какие идеи, какие надежды... всё проиграли и потеряли, проиграло человечество, 80% которого сейчас живёт на 3 доллара в день, проиграла культура, в идеалах которой сейчас грязь, смерть, мерзость и похабщина, проиграла наука, в идеалах которой не покорение космоса, а смартфоны и прочие бирюльки для деградации человека.
Дебил ты стоярословый. При секретарях - это была полная деградация. Но коммуняки остались у власти, переобулись, переоделись разграбили материальные ценности, и далее продолжают дурачить как ты лохов, тунеядцев, халявщиков как ты, дармоедов как ты..
The Internationale is not only for Communists, Proletariat, Farmer, etc. This song also dedicated for opressed people in psychologist zone. It is important to wake up from those parasites thing, it would be good if we use The Internationale Song for all human races, matters and communities.
Honestly Living in USSR in for example 70s was not as bad as a lot of people think. In this time soviet union was great and rich, becouse of gas and oil.
Veselý Jakub thats pretty true, but they had benefits, and social donations too. But living on village wasnt as easy as living in city like moscow, or leningrad (petersburg)
@ggrey3155 It will definitely be sung in the next 20 years. People all over the world have woken up and understood that this stupid system doesn’t work for them but for the oligarchs.
We miss our Soviet homeland very much, in a country where the class of workers was above all else. we believed in a bright future. and we had everything we needed for life. Of course, we were a bit behind America in that we had less developed household appliances, but they were. there were problems with buying a personal car, but they were enough. food products were very tasty and without chemical additives. we had a very highly developed industry.
@@powervictory8819 respect to China from Russia! We’re glad to have had you as fellow communist comrades but ngl Mao Zedong literally FUCKED your country and the idea of communism e.g. GLF and Cultural Revolution
Actually during soviet time there was such thing as a "parade-holiday uniform" style. When you got out to a some public event you was supposed to wear some smart cloth instead of everyday. And for many people it was some kind of suit which stays in the cupboard for most part of the year. An if you put the special suit on a couple times a year it's natural that they would be often quite old so old fashioned.
0:51-0:52-0:53-0:54: Paintings of the Previous and Present Soviet Leaders😘😘😘😘😘🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 2:04-2:05-2:06-2:07-2:10: Best Part of the Video 😘😘😘😘😘😆😆😆😆😆 3:22-3:27: Grandfather Lenin and the Flags of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪🇲🇩🇬🇪🇦🇲🇦🇿🇰🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇹🇯 4:30-4:42-4:56: Slava👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
MCS 26 “It was a complete failure that brought nothing but famine and misery to once great nations.” You do know that the USSR turned one of the poorest agricultural nations whose citizens lived in poverty and still had feudalism up until the 19th century into a global superpower that had the 2nd fastest growing economy of the world, the life expectancy doubled, the USSR also had zero homelessness, zero unemployment, free healthcare, education, housing, 99% literacy rate, it unlike what you think ended famines (which occurred every couple of decades or so in the Russian Empire which according to you was once a “great” nation), fun fact the USSR in the early 1980s was 25 years away from reaching parity with the West.
MCS 26 So let me get this straight you are blaming the USSR for the horrible economy of post-USSR Russia (that had and still has a capitalist economy)? The life expectancy was lower than that of average European countries, however keep in mind how backwards the Russian Empire was in the beginning of the 20th century. Also, the hell is a complete failure to you? What is defined as a complete failure? To launch the first man and satellite into space? To turn a nation of uneducated peasants into an economic and military superpower with one of the highest literacy rate in the world? In the beginning of 1980 it’s GDP was second to USA. Is it a failure to have free healthcare and housing? “I would rather live self isolated in Greenland than in a mass murdering dictatorship that constantly found itself in war with superior nations” Are you aware what constant war even means? It would mean literally being in a war every now and then, actually that reminds me of some country, that is always at war and is always invading other countries... oh yeah the USA.
MCS 26 Since USA is regarded as some sort of “freedom utopia xddd”, you do realize that the Russian Empire as a whole also included Belarus and Ukraine meaning those countries were included when counting the fact the Russian Empire has a literacy rate of 28%. “The new system of universal compulsory education was established for children. Millions of illiterate adult people all over the country, including residents of small towns and villages, were enrolled in special literacy schools. Komsomol members and Young Pioneer detachments played an important role in the education of illiterate people in villages. In the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic, the women's literacy campaign was largely carried out by members of the Ali Bayramov Club, a women's organization founded by Azeri Bolshevik women in Baku in 1920. The most active phase of likbez lasted until 1939. In 1926, the literacy rate was 56.6 percent of the population. By 1937, according to census data, the literacy rate was 86% for men and 65% for women, making a total literacy rate of 75%.” I am certain that education was literally made free during the Stalin era. “There were more inventions by the Russian Empire in the last years of its existence than made throughout the entire 69 years of the USSR” *Inventions of the USSR:* (the list is so long I had to put it into a separate comment) “Plus weren’t most of those school basically children gulags schools where kids were sent off if they were caught stealing and robbing which was very high wasn’t it. Tell me why was crime rate so high even with children during the USSR if it was such a utopia like you claim it was.” This statement is wrong on so many levels that it practically shows the only research you did was some cold war propaganda story. Firstly the crime in the USSR like in any country did exist, but was low, “According to Western experts, robberies, homicide and other violent crimes were less prevalent in the Soviet Union because the Soviet Union had a larger police force, strict gun controls, and had a low occurrence of drug abuse.” Crime did increase in the 1980s because of Gorbachev, however it was present in the 1920s and 1930s
*Inventions of the USSR:* (Keep in mind some are not inventions but rather achievements) *SCIENTIFIC-TECHNOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENTS:* *SPACE :* * Tata Sky Development System (direct broadcast satellite) * Prime spacesuit, CH-1 (1931) * First multistage rocket (1947) * Creating the staged combustion (1949) * First spaceport, Baikonur Cosmodrome (1957) * First orbiting satellite, Sputnik 1 (1957) * First living being in orbit, the dog Laika on Sputnik 2 (1957) * First man-made object to leave the Earth's orbit, Luna 1 (1959) * First telemetry communication to and from off the ground, Luna 1 (1959) * First object to pass near the moon, and the first object in solar orbit Luna 1 (1959) * First satellite hit the moon, Luna 2 (1959) * First images of the dark side of the moon, Luna 3 (1959) * First satellite to be launched to Mars, Marsnik 1 (1960) * First rocket boots (1960) * Creating space food (1961) * First satellite to Venus, Venera 1 (1961) * First person to enter orbit around the Earth, Yuri Gagarin in Vostok 1 (1961) * First person to spend one day in orbit, Gherman Titov, Vostok 2 (1961) * First double flight, manned Vostok 3 and Vostok 4 (1962) * First probe on Mars, Mars 1 (1962) made the first pictures of Mars from space * First woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova, Vostok 6 (1963) * Multitripulado first flight (3 persons), Voskhod 1 (1964) * First spacewalk EVA, by Aleksei Leonov, Voskhod 2 (1965) * First probe to hit another planet Venus, Venera 3 (1965) * First probe landing on the moon and transmitted from there, Luna 9 (1966) * First probe into lunar orbit, Luna 10 (1966) * Creation of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft model (1967), which is the only way that NASA and ESA send astronauts into space * First space bathroom (1967) * First meeting and unmanned docking, Cosmos 186/Cosmos 188 (1967) until 2006 this feat was not mimicked by the USA * Close coupling and exchange of crew in orbit, Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 (1969) * First extraterrestrial samples returned by Luna 16 (1970) * First robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 1 (1970) * First probe to Venus, Venera 7 (1970) * First data received from a probe on another planet (Venus), Venera 7 (1970) * First space station, Salyut 1 (1971) * First satellite to orbit Mars and make a descent, Mars 2 (1971) * Second robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 2 (1973) and with the Lunokhod 1 is the only automated mobile laboratories that have explored the Moon guided by remote control * First satellite to orbit Venus and send data back to Earth Venera 9 (1975) * Creation of the coupling mechanism and docking of spacecraft, Androgynous Peripheral Attach System (1975) * Creating space shuttle Buran (1976), which can carry 30 tons (USA model only 25), return flights with load of 20 tons (USA only 15), with a support rate of 6.5 (compared to 5.5 of the USA model), its auxiliary maneuvering system rockets and use oxygen and kerosene fuel instead of solid (like the USA) and gives better performance. Besides the Buran shuttle could make unmanned missions (USA can't), with ejection seats (the USA model does not have) considered the safest and most effective of the history and design more effective and resilient thermal tiles that USA version * Creating the world's most powerful rocket: Energy (1976), capable of carrying 100 tons * First Spaceship supply unmanned, Progress (1978) * First radio telescope (1979) * First woman to walk in space , Svetlana Savitskaja in Salyut 7 (1984) * First shuttle in orbit to Earth independently, Buran (1984) * First multi module space station: Salyut 7 and Kosmos 1686 (TKS-4) (1985) * First crew to visit two space stations, Mir and Salyut 7 (1986) aboard Soyuz T-15 * First permanent space station to orbit Earth, Mir (1986) * First crew to spend over a year on Mir, Vladimir Titov and Musa Manarov (1987) *PHYSICS :* * First nuclear power plant, Obninsk (1954) * Development of the largest thermonuclear experimental facility in the world, Tokamak 10, prototype of a thermonuclear reactor * Invention of the Tzar Bomba, the most powerful nuclear bomb in history (100 Mt) whose power was reduced for environmental reasons (50-57 Mt). Comparison to USA bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 15 Mt * Invention of nuclear fusion * Invention of the Tokamak (1956), aiming to provide apparatus fusion plasma particle * Invention of the first nuclear icebreaker "LENIN" world's first nuclear-powered (1952) * Invention of particle accelerator microtron (1944) * Invention synchrotron particle accelerator (1957) * Invention of the electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (1944) * First fast neutron reactor, BN350 (1955) * Creation pipeline longest history, Druzhba (1964) * First nuclear desalination reactor, BN-350 (1972) * First reflectron (1973) * Creating the largest geotechnical probe history, Kola Well (1970) * Creating BARS Press (1989) *ELECTRONICS:* * Invention of the LED (Oleg Vladimirovich, 1927)** (So if you're reading this on an LED screen, you have Commies to thank.) * Invention of vibratory exercise equipment (1960) * Perfecting maser, Basov and Aleksandr Prokhorov Nikolai * Lomography Invention (1982) * First lie detector device, by Alexander Romanovich Luria * Creating underwater welding, Konstantin Khrenov (1932) * First reflector telescope, the Maksutov (1941) * First laser microphone (1947) * Creating the magnetotelluric (1950) * Discovery of the Belousov-Zhabotinski Reaction (1951) * Creation explosive compression generator pumped flow (1951) * Creating 3D holography (1962) * First microwave oven (1941) * First radio antenna *MEDICINE:* * Invention of therapies against infectious diseases that were based on bacteriophage virus (1940) * Early surgical treatment of congenital heart disease, by pioneering Bukulev Alexander (1948) * Creation of Objective Psychology, by neurologist Vladimir Bekhterev, also known for pointing out the role of the hippocampus in memory, his study of reflexes, and Bekhterev's disease * First successful cornea transplant in 1931, by Vladimir Filatov, who developed tissue therapy * Creating radial keratotomy by Svyatoslav Nikolayevich Fyodorov * Creating the Ilizarov apparatus for lengthening limb bones and for the Ilizarov Surgery (1951) by Gavriil Abramovich Ilizarov * Creating cultural-historical psychology, psychological activity theory and method of "combined power", by Alexander Romanovich Luria * Enlarge criteria for the diagnosis of schizophrenia with the distinction between negative and positive symptoms, a key research and classification of schizophrenia concept, Andrei Snezhnevsky * First cardiac surgery under local anesthesia, Alexander Vishnevsky, 1953 * Foundation of purulent surgery, Archbishop Luka Voyno-Yasenetsky, Stalin Prize, Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1946. * Discovery of Cherenkov Effect (Pavel Cherenkov Alekseyecih) * First artificial organ transplant * First transfusion of blood from a corpse, Sergei Yudin, 1929. * First blood bank. Created by Sergei Yudin in early 1930. Middle of that same year, the USSR would have 65 large blood donation centers and more than 500 branches. * Creation of painless childbirth (under anesthesia) * Creating Gramicina S (1942) * First head transplant with full brain function (1950) * Creating anthropometric cosmetology (1952) * Creating radial keratotomy (1974) * Discovery of Vitamins * Discovery of the virus * First acoustic microscope (1959) *COMPUTERS:* * First programmable computer MESM (1950) * First Soviet and European electronic computers , BESM (Sergey Lebedev, 1951) and MESM (Sergey Lebedev , 1958) * First computer with ternary logic (faster and more reliable than the binary system), Setun (Nikolai Brusentsov, 1958) and model development Setun-70 (Nikolai Brusentsov, 1970) which further reinforced the aspect of programming, improving to by a factor 5 software development over other architectures time * First personal computer, MIR (Victor Glushkov, 1965) * First computer-aided education system in history (Nastavnik), with a clear reference to the current * First superscalar computer (processor microarchitecture capable of executing more than one instruction per clock cycle), Elbrus-1 (Boris Babaian, 1970). The use of this equipment in 1978, ten years before commercial applications appeared in the West, the Soviet Union developed its missile systems and nuclear and space programs. * Foundation of cybernetics (Victor Glushkov) * Invention of Tetris (Alexey Pajitnov, 1984) * Invention of the FAR file manager, RAR and WinRAR format file (Eugene Roshal) * First mobile phone, Leonid Ivanovich Kupriyanovich (1955), which was copied by - the USA in 1970 and Finland in 1980 gave him a civil use with Nokia.
*PART THREE* *MILITARY:* * First multiple rocket launcher, the Katyusha rocket launcher (1939) * Creating the largest and most powerful in the world single-rotor helicopter, the Mil Mi-26 (1981) * Creating the Sikorsky S -64 Skycrane, able to lift more cargo than any other in history * Ekranoplano Creation (1950), similar to an airplane that uses the influence of the "ground effect" over the sea to just not consume fuel and carry 500 tons. * Creating the world's largest aircraft, capable of carrying 225 tonnes, the Antonov 225 (1980) * First telemechanical plane * First supersonic passenger plane, TU-144 * First (and only) aircraft powered by a nuclear reactor, TU- 119 * First (and only) space fighter aircraft built, the MIG-105, capable of knocking launchers , missiles and enemy satellites in space and back. * Creating the MIG-25 fighter jet with absolute altitude record (37.650 m), rise time from 0 to 30 km (3 min 10 s), speed circuit 500 km (2981.5 km/h) * First (and only) seaplane world operating reactors, Beriev BE-200 * First ship to explore the North Pole, NS Arktika (1972) * Creating the most produced biplane in history, the Polikarpov Po-2 (1927) * Creating the Ilyushin Il-2, the most produced aircraft in history. * First hydrofoil, Raketa (1957) * First ship missile, Komar (1959) * Creating faster and able to dive deeper in history (1300 m), the Alpha class nuclear submarine. I just needed a crew of 27 people (compared to the 110 that need an american model, Los Angeles) as it was very automated. * Creating the largest submarine in history, the Typhoon class, only in carry 5 helmets (which makes it support several torpedo hits before being knocked out) and unique history in bringing certain luxuries like individual cabin, gym, pool, sauna, lounges, etc. * First tank with composite armor, the first to incorporate an autoloader, first tank missile launch: T64 * First military robot; the Tt -26 ( 1949), a remote controlled tanks to minimize human casualties; equipped with DT machine guns, flamethrowers, smoke grenades and sometimes with a bomb between 200-700 kg which was released near the refuge to destroy enemy bunkers up to four levels underground. Was also trained to carry chemical weapons, but not used for safety and environmentalism. * First flamethrower tank in history, KHT-26 (1931) * First tank with wings, Antonov A-40 (1942) * Creating the best and most produced tank of World War II: T-34 (1940) * Creating the most produced tank in history, T-54/55 (1945) * Close reactive armor (1960) * Close reactive armor capable of protecting against APFSDS ammunition (armor piercing), 1985 * First infantry fighting vehicle in history (BMP-1 created in 1961) in addition to NBC protection, anti-tank, amphibious capability and launchable parachute with a 73 mm cannon, anti-tank missile launcher and 3 PKT machine guns. It was badly copied in 1980 (20 years later) by the USA, to get their first IFV, giving birth to the M2/M3 Bradley. It was 16.5 tons heavier than its counterpart BMP-1 with less crew and with a much smaller (and without missile capability) cannon. * First paratroopers forces with military use of history in 1930, being also fully mechanized his paratroopers with BMD (launchable parachute). USA still has not an IFV support their paratroopers. * First aerial firefighters (1936) * First modern assault rifle, the AK-47 (1947) * First torpedo remote control glider, PSN-1 * First torpedo reaction, PRAB-203 * First supercavitating torpedo, VA -111 Shkval * First airship missile * First intercontinental missile (R-7 Semyorka, 1957) * First anti-ballistic missile (1961) * First intercontinental missile submarine, Vysota R-29 (1969) Creating multi-rocket engine chamber world's most powerful liquid fuel, RD-170 (1987) * Creating infrared serving RKKA * First drogue parachute (1937) * Creating Sambo Martial Art by Anatoly Kharlampiev (1938) * First underwater assault rifle, the APS (1975) * Creating the Active Protection System, Drozd (1978) * First bathyscaphe, Mir (1987). First to explore the seabed under the North Pole * First performed the maneuver "Cobra Pugavhev" in 1989 * First ramjet engine, R-3 (1939) * Aerowagon creation (1917) pioneered Schienenzeppelin German, the M-497 Black Beetle USA and Soviet turbojet train * First snowmobile history, RF-8, based on the pre-Soviet prototype Aerosani * First antisatellite weapon (1960) *ART:* * Creation of the polyphonic or contrapuntal, metric, rhythmic, harmonic, melodic assembly. Previous conceptual audiovisual modalities, including video and clip, by Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein * Invention of xerography * Creation of chroma * Kinopanorama Invention (1956)
@MCS 26 hold on, is this a rare "unironic monarch"? I thought that species died out long ago in a basement in Siberia. this is truly fascinating! what a strange creature
I'm from Paraguay. My country was rulled by a Militarty Junta from 1940 to 1993, and even after that, a Right-Wing Party ruled the country from 1993 to 2008, and they retook power in 2013 after 4 years of a Left-Wing presidency. But... for some unexplainable reason, the paraguayan aesthetic is almost the same that soviet aesthetic. Ironic.
3:03 This man in a yellow shirt was my grandpa, he's 39 here. He was born in Belarus, but moved to Moscow for a work as a busman. He was going every year to the parades, but this is his last sadly, because couple months after this parade he's been sent to the Gulag because he said something against the communist regime and died there...
To learn Communism! To work with dedication, in a Communist way! All the days of our lives, to promote troughout the Earth the cause of Lenin, the cause of the Party, we swear, swear, swear!
@@shanehalliwell9622 attlee helped us imperialism in korea screw him and and corbyn UK got healthcare only because they feared the great red army in europe
Sun Yat Sen And the revolutions in Africa also happened. The People's Republic of Angola, People's Republic of Mozambique, the Democratic Republic of Madagascar and the People's Republic of Benin were all formed.
A Internacional foi o antigo hino da URSS nos anos de 1918-1944 Naquele tempo a Internacional era tocada apenas na Revolução de Outubro e em 1 de Maio.
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2:14 This woman in a red shirt, she's my grandma, she was 41 years old here, she died 10 years ago and a woman next to the her is hers daughter, so my mother. She's still alive! And a man, staying next to the grandma was her husband Dmitrij, so my grandpa. He was an army general and died 20 years ago. Grandma was working in a supermarket and the mother studied a university in Moscow.
I'm sorry for your grandmother, she may rest in peace
Hope your grandmother will stay in rest in peace
You have a great family. I hope you are continuing your family's legacy, fighting for the people of your country. Congratulations comrade.
wow man! she must be famous eh?
我来自中国 向您和您的家人致敬！
Смотрю и плакать хочется, какие люди, какие идеи, какие надежды... всё проиграли и потеряли, проиграло человечество, 80% которого сейчас живёт на 3 доллара в день, проиграла культура, в идеалах которой сейчас грязь, смерть, мерзость и похабщина, проиграла наука, в идеалах которой не покорение космоса, а смартфоны и прочие бирюльки для деградации человека.
Точно,так и есть.
E' vero! E' vero! E' vero! Ora anche la guerra. Viva la Rusdia.❤👋
Остается только учиться - мы снова поднимемся. Будьте тверды в вере, что революция ВСЕГДА победит! Сила из Нидерландов!
All shit because of corrupt Gorbachev and Yelstin
Дебил ты стоярословый. При секретарях - это была полная деградация. Но коммуняки остались у власти, переобулись, переоделись разграбили материальные ценности, и далее продолжают дурачить как ты лохов, тунеядцев, халявщиков как ты, дармоедов как ты..
The Internationale is not only for Communists, Proletariat, Farmer, etc. This song also dedicated for opressed people in psychologist zone. It is important to wake up from those parasites thing, it would be good if we use The Internationale Song for all human races, matters and communities.
schizophrenia
Its also for the nature against the greed of humans.
Какие.светлые.лица...
Великий.
Советский.
Народ
Honestly Living in USSR in for example 70s was not as bad as a lot of people think. In this time soviet union was great and rich, becouse of gas and oil.
Veselý Jakub thats pretty true, but they had benefits, and social donations too. But living on village wasnt as easy as living in city like moscow, or leningrad (petersburg)
Living on village was harder every time in history
@@antekk9984even today
Beautiful. No words to express the respect I have for these peoples struggle.
MCS 26 ???? Makes no damn sense.
@MCS 26 stfu monarchist, go cry about Nicky getting shot elsewhere
Do you mean their 'struggles' to free themselves from from control by a tyrannical one party system or am I missing something?
@@allengreene9954 bro you i see you in so many videos
Glory to the red army who bravely saved civilisation respect to our heroes
Yes glory to those who defend what's right, glory to those who fight the cursed hordes
Saved civilisation by mass raping and incarceration of people into political concentration camps? Dream on.
@@G1CAAAAEO The Germans did worse that.
@Not sure man You sure? I'm pretty sure most high ranking n*zi party members were not punished at all in west germany.
One day, this song will be sung in Washington D.C. and London!
long live the revolution!
@ggrey3155 It will definitely be sung in the next 20 years. People all over the world have woken up and understood that this stupid system doesn’t work for them but for the oligarchs.
today we have sung it 8/1/2021 when the White house fall
It will be sung again in Moscow too👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Can't wait for that day.
We miss our Soviet homeland very much, in a country where the class of workers was above all else. we believed in a bright future. and we had everything we needed for life. Of course, we were a bit behind America in that we had less developed household appliances, but they were. there were problems with buying a personal car, but they were enough. food products were very tasty and without chemical additives. we had a very highly developed industry.
Indeed. Respect from China, we had differences back then but Soviet was the teacher and we adopt and enhanced your belief in running our country.
@@powervictory8819 differences!! you were insane!! you helped destroy the ussr !!! shame on you!!
@@billhaywood3503 What are you talking about?
In close future the nowadays situation will change. The workers class will take power in its hands again. Just know it, comrade)
@@powervictory8819 respect to China from Russia! We’re glad to have had you as fellow communist comrades but ngl Mao Zedong literally FUCKED your country and the idea of communism e.g. GLF and Cultural Revolution
Nightmare for NATO
North Atlantic Terrorist Organization.
Коммунист NATO Is Not A Terrorist Organization
Hahahahahahaha
@@mitchelljohnleslie1696 yes it is
Cutecrab with DP-28 No Is Not
This song is the anthem for every human being who was ever born or will be born.
Young and old singing together is beautiful
Simply wonderful.
Thanks
So many soviets in 1975 using modern 2017/2018 haircuts lol
It's too advanced for the time 🙃
@Another NPC The suits may also be because these people are going to an important event and/or they know they'll be on television.
Actually during soviet time there was such thing as a "parade-holiday uniform" style. When you got out to a some public event you was supposed to wear some smart cloth instead of everyday. And for many people it was some kind of suit which stays in the cupboard for most part of the year. An if you put the special suit on a couple times a year it's natural that they would be often quite old so old fashioned.
@@JohnDoe-or8jd Not unlike Britain in the same years. The hairstyles were common to most of Europe, too.
Time traveler
蘇聯版的的国际歌，原汁原味！最正統！最有气勢!合唱團的水平也高！本歌在十月革命建國時曾是蘇聯的国歌，到进入斯大林時代才有真正屬於自己的国歌！那就是：＂牢不可破的蘇維埃社會主義共和國的联盟＂一直被传唱到现在，只是歌词不同而已，可是弦律还
是一樣的！
Greetings from Weihai, Shandong.
The peer size of the USSR was just amazing and breathtaking 😄😄😄😄🌹🌹🌹🌹😘😘😘😘 It could have been its own continent.
It basically was a continent
Those old days... Only if Gorbachev wasn't hungry for pizzas!!!
His whole life was for pizza
That was only his second love after McDonalds, of course.
Pizza Is italian,not yankee
It was Yeltsin.
It was Yeltsin, hey Gorbachev just wanted some pizza after his failures. He’s been through enough.
0:51-0:52-0:53-0:54: Paintings of the Previous and Present Soviet Leaders😘😘😘😘😘🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 2:04-2:05-2:06-2:07-2:10: Best Part of the Video 😘😘😘😘😘😆😆😆😆😆 3:22-3:27: Grandfather Lenin and the Flags of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics 🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇱🇹🇱🇻🇪🇪🇲🇩🇬🇪🇦🇲🇦🇿🇰🇿🇺🇿🇹🇲🇰🇬🇹🇯 4:30-4:42-4:56: Slava👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
слава советскому народу!
YPA!!!!
Героям слава!
I miss these days
Короткие исторические фильмы со статусом сокровище.
演唱的太棒了👏！这才是真正的国际歌，有气势！
Damn the video quality in 1975 looks better than the video quality in the 2000s
When hope still was possible.
Los buenos tiempos 😊
Слава великому Советскому народу! Спасибо дедушке Ленину за счастливое детство!
Vibrante. Venceremos !
Wow, I love your channel. But out of all the videos here, this is definitely amongst the most majestic and beautiful!
Thank you Alex Much Appreciated :))
2:06
Никола Ковач that guy, Hahaha.
@@yurimikhail6907 hes smiling to you and hes going to get a knife to you :)
@@mr-hewders3096 Remember, he's also smiling to you as well, we're both in the same boat. It's best we row away now for the sake of our lives.
@@yurimikhail6907 that's legend
TOUCHING, isn't it? 🤨🥲😍🤩
Remember when the Soviets were brothers? 15 countries, 1 ethnic. It worked. Then nationalism came and Putin destroyed the bonds.
Scourger of Souls putin didn't destroy anything, stalin did
Scourger of Souls There were many ethnics and they are still.
Scourger of Souls
Z
vejo o povo cantando mais o hino da internacional do que o hino da urss,alguém pode me explicar?
Desde o Brasil, um Viva para a luta dos povos contra a opressão do Capital!
Unica stella che BRILLERA ' PER SEMPRE E quella del COMANDANTE GUEVARA !
Hastala Victoria de simpire
слава СССР ура! как же хорошо при нём жилось!
Fantastic beautiful
CCCP ❤❤❤
Das ist Die Richtlinien einer Politik des Friedens
👉👉👉❤❤👍❤❤👈👈👈
THE INTERNATIONALE
Unites The Human Race
No Pasaran x
xx one love xx
MCS 26 “It was a complete failure that brought nothing but famine and misery to once great nations.”
You do know that the USSR turned one of the poorest agricultural nations whose citizens lived in poverty and still had feudalism up until the 19th century into a global superpower that had the 2nd fastest growing economy of the world, the life expectancy doubled, the USSR also had zero homelessness, zero unemployment, free healthcare, education, housing, 99% literacy rate, it unlike what you think ended famines (which occurred every couple of decades or so in the Russian Empire which according to you was once a “great” nation), fun fact the USSR in the early 1980s was 25 years away from reaching parity with the West.
MCS 26 So let me get this straight you are blaming the USSR for the horrible economy of post-USSR Russia (that had and still has a capitalist economy)? The life expectancy was lower than that of average European countries, however keep in mind how backwards the Russian Empire was in the beginning of the 20th century. Also, the hell is a complete failure to you? What is defined as a complete failure? To launch the first man and satellite into space? To turn a nation of uneducated peasants into an economic and military superpower with one of the highest literacy rate in the world? In the beginning of 1980 it’s GDP was second to USA. Is it a failure to have free healthcare and housing? “I would rather live self isolated in Greenland than in a mass murdering dictatorship that constantly found itself in war with superior nations”
Are you aware what constant war even means? It would mean literally being in a war every now and then, actually that reminds me of some country, that is always at war and is always invading other countries... oh yeah the USA.
MCS 26 Since USA is regarded as some sort of “freedom utopia xddd”, you do realize that the Russian Empire as a whole also included Belarus and Ukraine meaning those countries were included when counting the fact the Russian Empire has a literacy rate of 28%.
“The new system of universal compulsory education was established for children. Millions of illiterate adult people all over the country, including residents of small towns and villages, were enrolled in special literacy schools. Komsomol members and Young Pioneer detachments played an important role in the education of illiterate people in villages. In the Azerbaijan Soviet Socialist Republic, the women's literacy campaign was largely carried out by members of the Ali Bayramov Club, a women's organization founded by Azeri Bolshevik women in Baku in 1920. The most active phase of likbez lasted until 1939. In 1926, the literacy rate was 56.6 percent of the population. By 1937, according to census data, the literacy rate was 86% for men and 65% for women, making a total literacy rate of 75%.”
I am certain that education was literally made free during the Stalin era.
“There were more inventions by the Russian Empire in the last years of its existence than made throughout the entire 69 years of the USSR”
*Inventions of the USSR:* (the list is so long I had to put it into a separate comment)
“Plus weren’t most of those school basically children gulags schools where kids were sent off if they were caught stealing and robbing which was very high wasn’t it. Tell me why was crime rate so high even with children during the USSR if it was such a utopia like you claim it was.”
This statement is wrong on so many levels that it practically shows the only research you did was some cold war propaganda story. Firstly the crime in the USSR like in any country did exist, but was low, “According to Western experts, robberies, homicide and other violent crimes were less prevalent in the Soviet Union because the Soviet Union had a larger police force, strict gun controls, and had a low occurrence of drug abuse.”
Crime did increase in the 1980s because of Gorbachev, however it was present in the 1920s and 1930s
*Inventions of the USSR:*
(Keep in mind some are not inventions but rather achievements)
*SCIENTIFIC-TECHNOLOGICAL ACHIEVEMENTS:*
*SPACE :*
* Tata Sky Development System (direct broadcast satellite)
* Prime spacesuit, CH-1 (1931)
* First multistage rocket (1947)
* Creating the staged combustion (1949)
* First spaceport, Baikonur Cosmodrome (1957)
* First orbiting satellite, Sputnik 1 (1957)
* First living being in orbit, the dog Laika on Sputnik 2 (1957)
* First man-made object to leave the Earth's orbit, Luna 1 (1959)
* First telemetry communication to and from off the ground, Luna 1 (1959)
* First object to pass near the moon, and the first object in solar orbit Luna 1 (1959)
* First satellite hit the moon, Luna 2 (1959)
* First images of the dark side of the moon, Luna 3 (1959)
* First satellite to be launched to Mars, Marsnik 1 (1960)
* First rocket boots (1960)
* Creating space food (1961)
* First satellite to Venus, Venera 1 (1961)
* First person to enter orbit around the Earth, Yuri Gagarin in Vostok 1 (1961)
* First person to spend one day in orbit, Gherman Titov, Vostok 2 (1961)
* First double flight, manned Vostok 3 and Vostok 4 (1962)
* First probe on Mars, Mars 1 (1962) made the first pictures of Mars from space
* First woman in space, Valentina Tereshkova, Vostok 6 (1963)
* Multitripulado first flight (3 persons), Voskhod 1 (1964)
* First spacewalk EVA, by Aleksei Leonov, Voskhod 2 (1965)
* First probe to hit another planet Venus, Venera 3 (1965)
* First probe landing on the moon and transmitted from there, Luna 9 (1966)
* First probe into lunar orbit, Luna 10 (1966)
* Creation of the Soviet Soyuz spacecraft model (1967), which is the only way that NASA and ESA send astronauts into space
* First space bathroom (1967)
* First meeting and unmanned docking, Cosmos 186/Cosmos 188 (1967) until 2006 this feat was not mimicked by the USA
* Close coupling and exchange of crew in orbit, Soyuz 4 and Soyuz 5 (1969)
* First extraterrestrial samples returned by Luna 16 (1970)
* First robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 1 (1970)
* First probe to Venus, Venera 7 (1970)
* First data received from a probe on another planet (Venus), Venera 7 (1970)
* First space station, Salyut 1 (1971)
* First satellite to orbit Mars and make a descent, Mars 2 (1971)
* Second robot on a celestial body, Lunokhod 2 (1973) and with the Lunokhod 1 is the only automated mobile laboratories that have explored the Moon guided by remote control
* First satellite to orbit Venus and send data back to Earth Venera 9 (1975)
* Creation of the coupling mechanism and docking of spacecraft, Androgynous Peripheral Attach System (1975)
* Creating space shuttle Buran (1976), which can carry 30 tons (USA model only 25), return flights with load of 20 tons (USA only 15), with a support rate of 6.5 (compared to 5.5 of the USA model), its auxiliary maneuvering system rockets and use oxygen and kerosene fuel instead of solid (like the USA) and gives better performance. Besides the Buran shuttle could make unmanned missions (USA can't), with ejection seats (the USA model does not have) considered the safest and most effective of the history and design more effective and resilient thermal tiles that USA version
* Creating the world's most powerful rocket: Energy (1976), capable of carrying 100 tons
* First Spaceship supply unmanned, Progress (1978)
* First radio telescope (1979)
* First woman to walk in space , Svetlana Savitskaja in Salyut 7 (1984)
* First shuttle in orbit to Earth independently, Buran (1984)
* First multi module space station: Salyut 7 and Kosmos 1686 (TKS-4) (1985)
* First crew to visit two space stations, Mir and Salyut 7 (1986) aboard Soyuz T-15
* First permanent space station to orbit Earth, Mir (1986)
* First crew to spend over a year on Mir, Vladimir Titov and Musa Manarov (1987)
*PHYSICS :*
* First nuclear power plant, Obninsk (1954)
* Development of the largest thermonuclear experimental facility in the world, Tokamak 10, prototype of a thermonuclear reactor
* Invention of the Tzar Bomba, the most powerful nuclear bomb in history (100 Mt) whose power was reduced for environmental reasons (50-57 Mt). Comparison to USA bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 15 Mt
* Invention of nuclear fusion
* Invention of the Tokamak (1956), aiming to provide apparatus fusion plasma particle
* Invention of the first nuclear icebreaker "LENIN" world's first nuclear-powered (1952)
* Invention of particle accelerator microtron (1944)
* Invention synchrotron particle accelerator (1957)
* Invention of the electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy (1944)
* First fast neutron reactor, BN350 (1955)
* Creation pipeline longest history, Druzhba (1964)
* First nuclear desalination reactor, BN-350 (1972)
* First reflectron (1973)
* Creating the largest geotechnical probe history, Kola Well (1970)
* Creating BARS Press (1989)
*ELECTRONICS:*
* Invention of the LED (Oleg Vladimirovich, 1927)** (So if you're reading this on an LED screen, you have Commies to thank.)
* Invention of vibratory exercise equipment (1960)
* Perfecting maser, Basov and Aleksandr Prokhorov Nikolai
* Lomography Invention (1982)
* First lie detector device, by Alexander Romanovich Luria
* Creating underwater welding, Konstantin Khrenov (1932)
* First reflector telescope, the Maksutov (1941)
* First laser microphone (1947)
* Creating the magnetotelluric (1950)
* Discovery of the Belousov-Zhabotinski Reaction (1951)
* Creation explosive compression generator pumped flow (1951)
* Creating 3D holography (1962)
* First microwave oven (1941)
* First radio antenna
*MEDICINE:*
* Invention of therapies against infectious diseases that were based on bacteriophage virus (1940)
* Early surgical treatment of congenital heart disease, by pioneering Bukulev Alexander (1948)
* Creation of Objective Psychology, by neurologist Vladimir Bekhterev, also known for pointing out the role of the hippocampus in memory, his study of reflexes, and Bekhterev's disease
* First successful cornea transplant in 1931, by Vladimir Filatov, who developed tissue therapy
* Creating radial keratotomy by Svyatoslav Nikolayevich Fyodorov
* Creating the Ilizarov apparatus for lengthening limb bones and for the Ilizarov Surgery (1951) by Gavriil Abramovich Ilizarov
* Creating cultural-historical psychology, psychological activity theory and method of "combined power", by Alexander Romanovich Luria
* Enlarge criteria for the diagnosis of schizophrenia with the distinction between negative and positive symptoms, a key research and classification of schizophrenia concept, Andrei Snezhnevsky
* First cardiac surgery under local anesthesia, Alexander Vishnevsky, 1953
* Foundation of purulent surgery, Archbishop Luka Voyno-Yasenetsky, Stalin Prize, Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1946.
* Discovery of Cherenkov Effect (Pavel Cherenkov Alekseyecih)
* First artificial organ transplant
* First transfusion of blood from a corpse, Sergei Yudin, 1929.
* First blood bank. Created by Sergei Yudin in early 1930. Middle of that same year, the USSR would have 65 large blood donation centers and more than 500 branches.
* Creation of painless childbirth (under anesthesia)
* Creating Gramicina S (1942)
* First head transplant with full brain function (1950)
* Creating anthropometric cosmetology (1952)
* Creating radial keratotomy (1974)
* Discovery of Vitamins
* Discovery of the virus
* First acoustic microscope (1959)
*COMPUTERS:*
* First programmable computer MESM (1950)
* First Soviet and European electronic computers , BESM (Sergey Lebedev, 1951) and MESM (Sergey Lebedev , 1958)
* First computer with ternary logic (faster and more reliable than the binary system), Setun (Nikolai Brusentsov, 1958) and model development Setun-70 (Nikolai Brusentsov, 1970) which further reinforced the aspect of programming, improving to by a factor 5 software development over other architectures time
* First personal computer, MIR (Victor Glushkov, 1965)
* First computer-aided education system in history (Nastavnik), with a clear reference to the current
* First superscalar computer (processor microarchitecture capable of executing more than one instruction per clock cycle), Elbrus-1 (Boris Babaian, 1970). The use of this equipment in 1978, ten years before commercial applications appeared in the West, the Soviet Union developed its missile systems and nuclear and space programs.
* Foundation of cybernetics (Victor Glushkov)
* Invention of Tetris (Alexey Pajitnov, 1984)
* Invention of the FAR file manager, RAR and WinRAR format file (Eugene Roshal)
* First mobile phone, Leonid Ivanovich Kupriyanovich (1955), which was copied by - the USA in 1970 and Finland in 1980 gave him a civil use with Nokia.
*PART THREE*
*MILITARY:*
* First multiple rocket launcher, the Katyusha rocket launcher (1939)
* Creating the largest and most powerful in the world single-rotor helicopter, the Mil Mi-26 (1981)
* Creating the Sikorsky S -64 Skycrane, able to lift more cargo than any other in history
* Ekranoplano Creation (1950), similar to an airplane that uses the influence of the "ground effect" over the sea to just not consume fuel and carry 500 tons.
* Creating the world's largest aircraft, capable of carrying 225 tonnes, the Antonov 225 (1980)
* First telemechanical plane
* First supersonic passenger plane, TU-144
* First (and only) aircraft powered by a nuclear reactor, TU- 119
* First (and only) space fighter aircraft built, the MIG-105, capable of knocking launchers , missiles and enemy satellites in space and back.
* Creating the MIG-25 fighter jet with absolute altitude record (37.650 m), rise time from 0 to 30 km (3 min 10 s), speed circuit 500 km (2981.5 km/h)
* First (and only) seaplane world operating reactors, Beriev BE-200
* First ship to explore the North Pole, NS Arktika (1972)
* Creating the most produced biplane in history, the Polikarpov Po-2 (1927)
* Creating the Ilyushin Il-2, the most produced aircraft in history.
* First hydrofoil, Raketa (1957)
* First ship missile, Komar (1959)
* Creating faster and able to dive deeper in history (1300 m), the Alpha class nuclear submarine. I just needed a crew of 27 people (compared to the 110 that need an american model, Los Angeles) as it was very automated.
* Creating the largest submarine in history, the Typhoon class, only in carry 5 helmets (which makes it support several torpedo hits before being knocked out) and unique history in bringing certain luxuries like individual cabin, gym, pool, sauna, lounges, etc.
* First tank with composite armor, the first to incorporate an autoloader, first tank missile launch: T64
* First military robot; the Tt -26 ( 1949), a remote controlled tanks to minimize human casualties; equipped with DT machine guns, flamethrowers, smoke grenades and sometimes with a bomb between 200-700 kg which was released near the refuge to destroy
enemy bunkers up to four levels underground. Was also trained to carry chemical weapons, but not used for safety and environmentalism.
* First flamethrower tank in history, KHT-26 (1931)
* First tank with wings, Antonov A-40 (1942)
* Creating the best and most produced tank of World War II: T-34 (1940)
* Creating the most produced tank in history, T-54/55 (1945)
* Close reactive armor (1960)
* Close reactive armor capable of protecting against APFSDS ammunition (armor piercing), 1985
* First infantry fighting vehicle in history (BMP-1 created in 1961) in addition to NBC protection, anti-tank, amphibious capability and launchable parachute with a 73 mm cannon, anti-tank missile launcher and 3 PKT machine guns. It was badly copied in 1980 (20 years later) by the USA, to get their first IFV, giving birth to the M2/M3 Bradley. It was 16.5 tons heavier than its counterpart BMP-1 with less crew and with a much smaller (and without missile capability) cannon.
* First paratroopers forces with military use of history in 1930, being also fully mechanized his paratroopers with BMD (launchable parachute). USA still has not an IFV support their paratroopers.
* First aerial firefighters (1936)
* First modern assault rifle, the AK-47 (1947)
* First torpedo remote control glider, PSN-1
* First torpedo reaction, PRAB-203
* First supercavitating torpedo, VA -111 Shkval
* First airship missile
* First intercontinental missile (R-7 Semyorka, 1957)
* First anti-ballistic missile (1961)
* First intercontinental missile submarine, Vysota R-29 (1969) Creating multi-rocket engine chamber world's most powerful liquid fuel, RD-170 (1987)
* Creating infrared serving RKKA
* First drogue parachute (1937)
* Creating Sambo Martial Art by Anatoly Kharlampiev (1938)
* First underwater assault rifle, the APS (1975)
* Creating the Active Protection System, Drozd (1978)
* First bathyscaphe, Mir (1987). First to explore the seabed under the North Pole
* First performed the maneuver "Cobra Pugavhev" in 1989
* First ramjet engine, R-3 (1939)
* Aerowagon creation (1917) pioneered Schienenzeppelin German, the M-497 Black Beetle USA and Soviet turbojet train
* First snowmobile history, RF-8, based on the pre-Soviet prototype Aerosani
* First antisatellite weapon (1960)
*ART:*
* Creation of the polyphonic or contrapuntal, metric, rhythmic, harmonic, melodic assembly. Previous conceptual audiovisual modalities, including video and clip, by Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein
* Invention of xerography
* Creation of chroma
* Kinopanorama Invention (1956)
Much respect for the resilience of the Russian people.
After seeing this I can Understand Quantum Physics and Triple Integrals !! ✨❤
😂😂😂😂😂At 2.06 the smiling boy that puts his hand on the girl's ass!!! Amazing😂😂
Irene Zucca True 😂😂
Idiota
Irene Zucca We all know what they did once the parade was over......
Soyuz Good for him😆😆😆😆😆
@Zuyos They have said that people had better sex under Socialism.
メロディーかっこいい
Socialism will save us!
المجد لكم ايها الشعب الروسي
RIP soviet union
do the soviet uni- oh.. the soviet guy just RIP
Good riddance
Wilhelm Shut up.
@MCS 26 hold on, is this a rare "unironic monarch"? I thought that species died out long ago in a basement in Siberia. this is truly fascinating! what a strange creature
MCS 26 Fuck you and the Tsar🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿🖕🏿
Beautiful❤
Exelent ✌
Goosebumps. ❤❤❤
Жаль Советского Союза, который развалился. Она могла бы стать образцом прогресса и развития для всего мира.🥺
😂😂😂😂
Слава коммунистам
El himno mas bello junto al de la URSS
请注意：一九一七年苏维埃共和国成立始至一九三九年止。当时的苏联国歌就是我们大家非常熟悉的国际歌。
Glorious
Unser großer sowjetischer Bruder.
Wie schön wäre es wenn du uns noch heute vor den Auswüchsen von Kapitalismus und Imperialismus schützen könntest.
Handelskrieg
Ein neuer blitzkrieg wäre besser
蘇聯數十万民众在莫斯科紅場上高唱（国际歌）
1:41 - I bet sunglasses guy was a serial killer.
I'm from Paraguay. My country was rulled by a Militarty Junta from 1940 to 1993, and even after that, a Right-Wing Party ruled the country from 1993 to 2008, and they retook power in 2013 after 4 years of a Left-Wing presidency. But... for some unexplainable reason, the paraguayan aesthetic is almost the same that soviet aesthetic. Ironic.
I love Paraguay
3:03 This man in a yellow shirt was my grandpa, he's 39 here. He was born in Belarus, but moved to Moscow for a work as a busman. He was going every year to the parades, but this is his last sadly, because couple months after this parade he's been sent to the Gulag because he said something against the communist regime and died there...
The real himn
Venceremos!
Congratulations to workers of whole world .💪🔥♥️
Interessante.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Any russians that can translate the words at the start of the video to english?
To learn Communism! To work with dedication, in a Communist way! All the days of our lives, to promote troughout the Earth the cause of Lenin, the cause of the Party, we swear, swear, swear!
To work as good as communists, with all your life to prove that Lenin's goal is the best in our planet. Swear... so on singing ...
❤❤❤
bless
God bless the great socialist movement. Ura Blair! Ura Attlee! Ura Corbyn! Ura ura ura!
Blair is a Hayekist and Atlanticist.
Blair does not deserve to be mentioned alongside Attlee or Corbyn.
@@shanehalliwell9622 attlee helped us imperialism in korea screw him and and corbyn UK got healthcare only because they feared the great red army in europe
@@billhaywood3503 maybe we need education reform solely to fix your grammar mate
Girl in 1:22, second from right.
She's pretty, doesn't she ?
The one in the middle, she's my aunt
@@ghost-sk9jg Ahh I see.
Please send my regard to your aunt 😊
@@Bustamamgendut your ok 🤗
Yeah..whats her name?
she is pretty, isn't she?
😍😍😍😍😍😍
Слався Советского Союза!
Is it from Victory day celebration 1975 ?
It looks like it; the Roman numerals for 30 strongly suggest this is the 30th anniversary of the end of WWII in 1945.
@@secretforreddit it's the victory that the Vietnamese won the war in Vietnam
ghost and the year that Francisco Franco died
Sun Yat Sen And the revolutions in Africa also happened. The People's Republic of Angola, People's Republic of Mozambique, the Democratic Republic of Madagascar and the People's Republic of Benin were all formed.
Sun Yat Sen And I think Chiang Lei Shek too.
The record was conducted by Arturo?
The red flag may have fallen in Russia, but we Chinese will carry on waving the red flag forever!❤
you hw sweet shops and bilionares claiming in tv that workers dont deserve beter life your a discrace to marxism
Magnificent! URAAAAA
I love soviet, forever...
Replying in unison like good soldiers, to the big voice…
When SSR was great. As Russia Is now. Under Putin's rule. Another hymn, the same Slava
А сейчас, наверное, никто не знает Интернационал. Мы учили в школе и Интернационал и Гимн 78-ого года, помню все слова
vejo o povo cantando mais o hino da internacional do que o hino da urss,alguém pode me explicar?
É porque eram comunistas e aquela canção representa a união do mundo debaixo o socialismo.
A Internacional também foi o hino da URSS até 1944.
A Internacional foi o antigo hino da URSS nos anos de 1918-1944
Naquele tempo a Internacional era tocada apenas na Revolução de Outubro e em 1 de Maio.
Nightmare for kapitalism
Red salute comrades ✊ ❤ from India. I'm communist too. We will be USR again
1.40 Henry Ranger is you?
The greatest time
Wtf 😂
The people looked so much better back then compared to modern day Russia
Slava!
Тогда они не знали что будет со страной через 16 лет 😥😢😭
1:44 what are they (the girls) doing behind the peoples? Saluting?
Yes, the Pioneer (scout) salute
So the Russian version I always hear is from 1975?
Good good
Thanks thanks
전승 30주년 기념식
Thanks Bill :)
Это 1 мая, скорее всего.
May 9 1975?
May 1st
🔛
Why does he sound like Life of Boris?
No one at that time could forsee the imcoming collapse of CCCP after all.
0:21
or 1:28
the person at 1:30 looks like jeremy renner
Victory Day Celebrations
But this is 1 May
@@RSFSR-Anthems Wait a second it's colored May day 1975 do not have colour only victory day celebrations, we're did you get it from
@@WhistlerMapping Oh you where right it is 9 May 1975! not 1 May, sorry
@@RSFSR-Anthems Okay!
Socialism need reforms. We will carry on the tasks and move forward! Comrade
full support to the PRC ✊🚩
@Panyu Zhang China is fully capitalist. Your country’s leaders are traitors to the communist ideology.
Revisionist or reformist, cringe!