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(Turn on Youtube Subtitles for English Subtitles) Farewell of Slavianka is a Russian patriotic march, written by the composer Vasily Agapkin in honour of the Slavic women accompanying their husbands in the First Balkan War. The march was written and premiered in Tambov in the end of 1912. In summer of 1915 it was released as a gramophone single in Kiev. Slavyanka means "Slavic woman". The march was used as an unofficial anthem of Admiral Kolchak's White Army. In addition, the melody is used, with different lyrics, as the anthem of the Tambov Oblast. Join this Discord server if you are interested in history and monarchism: 🤍 FRANÇAIS: L'Adieu de Slavianka est une marche patriotique russe, écrite par le compositeur Vassili Agapkine en l'honneur des femmes slaves disant adieu à leurs maris en partance pour la Première Guerre balkanique. La marche fut représentée pour la première fois à Tambov en 1912 et sortit ensuite en disque. Slavianka signifie « slave » au féminin. La mélodie obtint une rapide popularité en Russie, mais aussi dans les pays voisins pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, alors que les soldats russes quittaient leurs foyers au son de cette musique. Cette marche fut également utilisée comme hymne non officiel de l'Armée blanche de l'amiral Alexandre Vassilievitch Koltchak. Actuellement, la marche est reconnue comme hymne de l'oblast de Tambov. РУССКИЙ: «Проща́ние славя́нки» — марш, написанный в 1912 году штаб-трубачом 7-го запасного кавалерийского полка, стоявшего в Тамбове, Василием Агапкиным под впечатлением от событий Первой Балканской войны (1912—1913). По существу является национальным маршем, символизирующим проводы на войну, на военную службу или в дальнее путешествие. За границами России является одним из самых узнаваемых «музыкальных символов» Российской империи, Советского Союза и Российской Федерации.
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Official Discord server: 🤍 Прощание славянки Unofficial anthem of the White Army and the Kolchak Government (1917-1923) The 1912 Lyrics Lyrics (English): Arise, Russian Land, defend your Faith! We have composed many a song in our heart, Glorifying the native land. We've loved you no matter what, You, our holy Russian land. You've raised your head high, Your face has been shining like the sun. You've become a victim of betrayal by those who have cheated and sold you! Refrain: And again in march trumpet calls us. We all stand in order And go to the holy battle. Arise, Russian Land, defend the faith! Russia's holiness awaits victory. Respond, the Orthodox host! Where is your Ilya, where is Dobrynia? The mother is summoning her sons. Under the banners of all we stand boldly Procession with prayers go, For the Russian right thing The blood we shed Russian honestly. Refrain We all are children of a Great Power, We all remember the forefathers' commandment: For the Homeland, Honor, Glory, Pity neither yourself nor the foes. Arise, Russia, from your prison of slavery, Victory's spirit is called: time to do battle! Rise your battle flags For Faith, Love, and Good. Refrain Lyrics (Russian): Встань за Веру, Русская Земля! Много песен мы в сердце сложили, Воспевая родные края Беззаветно тебя мы любили, Святорусская наша земля. Высоко ты главу поднимала - Словно солнце твой лик воссиял. Но ты жертвою подлости стала - Тех, кто предал тебя и продал! ПРИПЕВ: И снова в поход труба нас зовёт. Мы все встанем в строй И все пойдем в священный бой. Встань за Веру, Русская земля! Ждут победы России святые. Отзовись, православная рать! Где Илья твой и где твой Добрыня? Сыновей кличет Родина-мать. Под хоругви мы встанем все смело Крестным ходом с молитвой пойдём, За Российское правое дело Кровь мы русскую честно прольём. ПРИПЕВ. Все мы - дети великой Державы, Все мы помним заветы отцов Ради Родины, Чести и Славы Не жалей ни себя, ни врагов. Встань, Россия, из рабского плена, Дух победы зовет: в бой, пора! Подними боевые знамена Ради Веры, Любви и Добра! ПРИПЕВ.
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Behind the "Farewell Slavianka" (by win081, 11.2013) The music was composed in 1912 by Vasily Ivanovish Agapkin who was inspired by the Serbian mothers who sending their loved ones to fight the First Balkan War against the Ottoman Turks (🤍 Vasily Agapkin was a trumpet-major in the marching band of the 7th Cavalry Regiment in Tambov, he was also invoved with the class of brass insruments in the Tambov Music School. It was Yakov Bogorad, a music publisher in Simferopol, who came up with the name "Farewell Slavianka" when he published the scores in 1912. The march was first performed by the marching band of the 7th Cavalry Regiment (where Vasily Agapkin was with) in the autumn of 1912. The first gramophone record was released by Ekstrafon Kiev in the summer of 1915 and it immediately gained wide popularity in Russia and adjoining countries. Since then different lyrics have been created for the different occasions, such as volunteer march song for the student battalion ("You have acces and nurtured ..."), Siberian People's Army march song, the march song of Kolchak White Army, ... Lyrics were also created in different languages such as in the Polish ("Rozszumiały się wierzby płaczące") during WWII, the Finnish ("Свободная Россия", "Рейо Франк"), the Jewish ("בין גבולות"), ... The most well-known version probably still is the one at the time for the First Balkan War against the Ottoman Turks: "Arise, Russia Fatherland, defend your Faith, ... Russian Holiness is waiting for victory, Take action Orthodox men, ... Rise your battle flag for Faith, Love and Righteousness". This lyric was not just promoting the patriotism, it was also defending the faith of Orthodox Christianity against the Ottoman Islam. After the WWII the Red Army Choir had a version with the deep pride of the victory of the Great Patriotic War ("..., They defended Moscow in '41, They marched in Berlin in '45, ...") and it has been always performed by the military band when they are leaving the Red Square at the end of the military parade in former Soviet and in Russia today. The lyric of this video is written by Vladimir Lazarev in 1984 and it has gained the popularity since the Soviet dissolved in 1991 because of the slower tempo and the added human fragility factor ("Farewell, fatherland, remember us, ... ... not all of us will come back. ..."). Zara and Dmitri Pevtsov - "Slavic Woman's Farewell" (Farewell Slavianka) Music: Vasily Agapkin, Lyrics: Vladimir Lazarev Performed at Concerts at Poklonnaya Hill and "Songs of Spring and Victory" (both in 2009). Зара и Дмитрий Певцов - "Прощание Славянки" (Текст: В. Лазарева) Музыка: Васи́лий Ага́пкин, Слова: Владимир Лазарева Концерт на Поклонной горе, Песни весны и Победы. Zarif Pashaevna Mogoyan ("Zara") is from a Kurdish Yezidi family that originally lived in northern Iraq, moved to Leninakan of Armenia, and then to Russia in late 1970's. She was born in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) in 1983. While still under the age of 16, she has won awards in many competitions (in Moscow, Cario, Omsk, Sochi). At age of 21 she graduated from St. Petersburg Academy of Theatre Arts. She converted to Orthodox from Yezidism just before her first marriage in 2004, She married again in 2008 (to Sergei Ivanov) and now has two sons; Daniel (2010) and Maxim (2012). Visit her official website at: 🤍 (in both Russian and English) Официальный сайт Зары: 🤍
A farewell parade for the last of the Russian troops departing Berlin, Germany on August 31, 1994. Like me on Facebook: 🤍
This song was written after the dissolution of the soviet union and based of the melody of the soviet version.
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Do you want to learn Russian online? Visit us: 🤍. This video is part of our collection of videos that teaches you how to speak Russian in different situations. This time, we're going to see greetings and farewells for any time of the year. These are the phrases used: Hello Здравствуйте (formal) / Привет (informal) Good morning Доброе утро Good afternoon Добрый день Good evening Добрый вечер How are you? Как дела? Fine, thanks. And you? Спасибо, хорошо. А у вас? It's time for me to go Мне пора идти See you, bye До свидания (formal) / Пока (informal) See you tomorrow До завтра Good night Спокойной ночи We hope you enjoy watching our videos. Thank you.
"Farewell of Slavianka" (Russian: Прощание славянки) is a Russian patriotic march, written by the composer Vasily Agapkin in honour of Slavic women accompanying their husbands in the First Balkan War. The march was written and premiered in Tambov in the end of 1912. In summer of 1915 it was released as a gramophone single in Kiev. Slavianka means "Slavic woman". Subscribe!: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 It was commonly believed that prior to its use in the award-winning 1957 film "The Cranes Are Flying", the song was banned in the Soviet Union because of its lyrics about banned subjects, however the melody originally lacked lyrics and there exist numerous competing versions written in different historical periods and about different subjects. The march was certainly published during the Soviet times as early as in 1929, though without the lyrics, and there are conflicting reports of it being used during the iconic November 7 parade in 1941 (ironically, conducted by Agapkin himself). The song was originally published by Zimmerman Production Association around 1912. The march was published in an official collection of music for Red Army orchestras, and it was recorded in the early 1940s by a military orchestra under the conductor Ivan Petrov (1906–1975), but different lyrics were then used. Other lyrics are now usually sung by the Red Army choir.
Есть на Волге утёс - Виктор Сорокин (2014) - 🤍 🎧AUDIO REMASTERED BY DJUKI🎧 SUBTITLES: Русский, Српски, Srpski, Еspañol, Français, English. Фрагмент концерта Кубанского казачьего хора «75 лет Виктору Захарченко. Из станицы до столицы». МОСКОВСКИЙ МЕЖДУНАРОДНЫЙ ДОМ МУЗЫКИ (2014г). Fragment of the concert of the Kuban Cossack Choir “75 years of Viktor Zakharchenko. From the village to the capital ". MOSCOW INTERNATIONAL HOUSE OF MUSIC (2014). ©Label and Copyright: Государственный академический Кубанский казачий хор „Опроштај од Словенки" (Устај за веру, руску земљу!) је руски патриотски марш. Написао га је композитор Василиј Агапкин у част бугарских жена које су пратиле своје мужеве у Првом балканском рату. Марш је написан и премијерно изведен у Томбову крајем 1912. „Славянка" значи "словенска жена". «Αποχαιρετισμός του Slavianka» (Σηκωθείτε για την πίστη, τη ρωσική γη!) είναι μια ρωσική πατριωτική πορεία, που γράφτηκε από τον συνθέτη Βασίλι Agapkin προς τιμήν των Βουλγάρων γυναικών που συνοδεύουν τους συζύγους τους στον Πρώτο Βαλκανικό Πόλεμο. Η πορεία γράφτηκε και έκανε πρεμιέρα στο Tambov στο τέλος του 1912. Slavyanka σημαίνει «σλαβικής γυναίκα». „Farewell of Slavianka" (Arise for the faith, the Russian land!) is a Russian patriotic march, written by the composer Vasily Agapkin in honour of the Bulgarian women accompanying their husbands in the First Balkan War. The march was written and premiered in Tambov in the end of 1912. Slavyanka means "Slavic woman".
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Please consider Joining our Discord for to learn and talk about History! 🤍 Info about the song: "Farewell of Slavianka" (Russian: Прощание славянки, romanized: Proŝanie slavänki~Proshchaniye slavyanki) is a Russian patriotic march, written by the composer Vasily Agapkin in honour of Slavic women accompanying their husbands in the First Balkan War. The march was written and premiered in Tambov in the end of 1912. In summer of 1915 it was released as a gramophone single in Kiev. This version of the Lyrics was written in 1997, in honour of real russian values. * Slavyanka means "Slavic woman".
Farewell of Slavianka is a popular military marching song composed in 1912 but has been used by Imperial Russia, the Soviet Union, and can even be found in modern Russian parades. Imperial Russia/White Army: 0:05 Soviet Union: 0:36 Modern Russia 1:33 Mixed: 1:46 Song link: 🤍
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I put Russian female soldiers in Victory Day parade 2015-2020 footage together, and match it with my favorite Russian march "Farewell of Slavianka" (Прощание славянки). Steps were accelerated from 102%-110% to synchronize with the tempo of march, lot of work involved in Logic Pro. Not perfect, but already tried our best. Lyrics of the march: Arise, Russian Land, defend your Faith! We have composed many a song in our heart, Glorifying the native land. We've loved you no matter what, You, our holy Russian land. You've raised your head high, Your face has been shining like the sun. You've become a victim of betrayal by those who have cheated and sold you! Refrain: And again in march trumpet calls us. We all stand in order And go to the holy battle. Arise, Russian Land, defend the faith! Russia's holiness awaits victory. Respond, the Orthodox host! Where is your Ilya and where is your Dobrynia? The mother is summoning her sons. Under the banners of all we stand boldly Procession with prayers go, For the Russian right thing The blood we shed Russian honestly. Refrain We all are children of a Great Power, We all remember the forefathers' commandment: For the Homeland, Honor, Glory, Pity neither yourself nor the foes. Arise, Russia, from your prison of slavery, Victory's spirit is called: time to do battle! Rise your battle flags For Faith, Love, and Good. Refrain To watch more military parades, please subscribe and click on: 1, Hell March version of Russia Victory Day parade in 2020: 🤍 2, Hell March version of China National Day parade in 2019: 🤍 3, Hell March version of India Republic day parade in 2020: 🤍 4, Hell March version of France Bastille day parade in 2019: 🤍 5, Soviet March version of Female soldiers compilation Russia: 🤍 China: 🤍 Belarus: 🤍 6, Hell March version of nuclear club Russia, France, China & India: 🤍 7, More countries including: Italy, Spain, Pakistan, Czech, Poland, Ukraine, Belarus and Vietnam....to be continued. Please get them on my channel and subscribe.
Please consider Joining our Discord for to learn and talk about History! 🤍 Info about the song: "Farewell of Slavianka" (Russian: Прощание славянки, romanized: Proŝanie slavänki~Proshchaniye slavyanki) is a Russian patriotic march, written by the composer Vasily Agapkin in honour of Slavic women accompanying their husbands in the First Balkan War. The march was written and premiered in Tambov in the end of 1912. In summer of 1915 it was released as a gramophone single in Kiev. This version of the Lyrics was written in 1997, in honour of real russian values. * Slavyanka means "Slavic woman".
🤍 : Street musicians are playing Russian patriotic march Farewell of Slavianka (Прощание славянки) in St. Petersburg (Russia). Written by the composer Vasily Agapkin. The melody gained popularity in Russia and adjoining countries during World War I, when the Russian soldiers left their homes accompanied by this music.
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Full Playlist: 🤍 - - Like these Russian Lessons !!! Check out the official app 🤍 Watch more How to Learn Russian videos: 🤍 How to say goodbye in Russian. Do svee-dah-nyah. I'll say it real slow and the accent is on the third syllable. Do svee-dah-nyah. Do svee-dah-nyah. Now you try. Great. And basically, that means until we meet again and it's the most common way of parting with someone. Another very similar and accepted way of saying goodbye is do-vstre-chi. That's two words. The accent is on the first syllable of the second word. I'll say it slower. Do vstre-chi. Do vstre-chi. Now you give it a try. Do vstre-chi. Excellent. Now, if you were to wish all the best for someone, you would say vse-vo do- bro-vo. That's two words. The first word hits the accent on the second syllable. The second word hits the accent on the first syllable. Now, I'll say it slow all together. Vse-vo do-bro-vo. One more time at normal speed and then, it's your turn. Vse-vo do-bro-vo. Excellent. And finally, when parting with a friend whom you'll see soon ie. later, you can just say pah-kah. A little slower, pah-kah. The accent is on the second syllable. Pah-kah. Now you give it a try. Fantastic. Those are some of the ways to say goodbye in Russian.
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Happy victory day, comrades! Lyrics: Мы прощаемся, прощаемся с Германией. Ждут объятья нас любимой стороны. Вспоминайте нас, солдат российской армии, Мир спасавших от коричневой чумы. Зачехлёнными домой уходят танки, Экипаж на службе ратной возмужал. Лишь бы старый марш "Прощание славянки" Нас в походный эшелон не провожал. Прощай, Германия, прощай! Нас ждёт любимый отчий край. Давно угас пожар войны, Друзьями расстаёмся мы. Встречай нас, Родина, встречай! Живи страна и процветай. Свой долг исполнив до конца, России отдаём сердца. Встретят нас родные русские берёзы, Словно жемчуг на листве горит роса. Мать смахнёт украдкой радостные слёзы, Засияют счастьем девичьи глаза. Мы уходим, наши песни остаются, В них живёт простая русская душа. Пусть они из сердца в сердце перельются, И расскажут, как Россия хороша. Прощай, Германия, прощай! Нас ждёт любимый отчий край. Давно угас пожар войны, Друзьями расстаёмся мы. Встречай нас, Родина, встречай! Живи страна и процветай. Свой долг исполнив до конца, России отдаём сердца. Прощай, Германия, прощай! Нас ждёт любимый отчий край. Давно угас пожар войны, Друзьями расстаёмся мы. Встречай нас, Родина, встречай! Живи страна и процветай. Свой долг исполнив до конца, России отдаём сердца. Transliterated: My proshchayemsya, proshchayemsya s Germaniyey. Zhdut ob"yat'ya nas lyubimoy storony. Vspominayte nas, soldat rossiyskoy armii, Mir spasavshikh ot korichnevoy chumy. Zachekhlonnymi domoy ukhodyat tanki, Ekipazh na sluzhbe ratnoy vozmuzhal. Lish' by staryy marsh "Proshchaniye slavyanki" Nas v pokhodnyy eshelon ne provozhal. Proshchay, Germaniya, proshchay! Nas zhdot lyubimyy otchiy kray. Davno ugas pozhar voyny, Druz'yami rasstayomsya my. Vstrechay nas, Rodina, vstrechay! Zhivi strana i protsvetay. Svoy dolg ispolniv do kontsa, Rossii otdayom serdtsa. Vstretyat nas rodnyye russkiye berozy, Slovno zhemchug na listve gorit rosa. Mat' smakhnot ukradkoy radostnyye slozy, Zasiyayut schast'yem devich'i glaza. My ukhodim, nashi pesni ostayutsya, V nikh zhivot prostaya russkaya dusha. Pust' oni iz serdtsa v serdtse perel'yutsya, I rasskazhut, kak Rossiya khorosha. Proshchay, Germaniya, proshchay! Nas zhdot lyubimyy otchiy kray. Davno ugas pozhar voyny, Druz'yami rasstayomsya my. Vstrechay nas, Rodina, vstrechay! Zhivi strana i protsvetay. Svoy dolg ispolniv do kontsa, Rossii otdayom serdtsa. Proshchay, Germaniya, proshchay! Nas zhdot lyubimyy otchiy kray. Davno ugas pozhar voyny, Druz'yami rasstayomsya my. Vstrechay nas, Rodina, vstrechay! Zhivi strana i protsvetay. Svoy dolg ispolniv do kontsa, Rossii otdayom serdtsa.
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Song dedicated to the conclusion of the GSFG - Group of Soviet Forces in Germany (ГСВГ) [1945-1994]. English Translation: We bid farewell, bid farewell to Germany... The embrace of our dear country awaits us Remember us, the soldiers of the Russian army, Who were saving the world from the brown plague! Tanks are going home unarmed The crew was matured during the military service If only the old march "Farewell of Slavianka" Wouldn't send us to a front-line echelon. Farewell Germany, farewell! Our dear Motherland awaits us. The war fire has died down long ago We are parting as friends Greet us Motherland, greet! Live and prosper! Having our duty fulfilled, We're devolting our hearts to Russia! We'll be meet by native russian birches Dew like pearls sparkle on leaves A mother will wipe off tears of joy covertly Girls's eyes shine with happiness We’re departing, our songs aren’t, A simple Russian Soul lives in it Let it go from one heart to another And tell how good Russia is! Farewell Germany, farewell! Our dear Motherland awaits us. The war fire has died down long ago, We are parting as friends Greet us Motherland, greet! Live and prosper! Having our duty fulfilled, We're devolting our hearts to Russia! (x2)
We are already counting down to the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest in Baku. We do that by looking back to recent editions of Europe's favorite TV show. This time we go to 2007, when the contest was held in Helsinki, Finland Verka Serduchka represented Ukraine in the 2007 Eurovision Song Contest with the song 'Dancing Lasha Tumbai'. Ukraine came in 2nd position in the grand final.
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Farewell of Slavianka Russian White Army Song : "Farewell of Slavianka" [1 Hour Version]
This is from the very end of a video I saw on this site: Barma (🤍 Title is: "Хворостовский, Гаранча | Hvorostovsky, Garanca, Moscow 29.10.2015" Hvorostovsky just launches into this beautiful and bewitching folk song and does it acapella and seemingly spontaneously. Several people in the audience are in tears and so is Elīna Garanča. The conductor kisses Hvorostovsky at the end of it. Does anyone know more about this? Hadn't he just recently returned to the stage after finding out about having cancer? He was such a light in the world and what a smile! I will add English subtitles to this later but here are the lyrics: "Farewell, happiness, my life, I know you go around without me It means we must part; I won't see you any more Dark little night! Ah, but I can not sleep! I myself don't know why You, dear little girl, ... You alone disturb me, You alone deprived me of rest. (refrain; Dark etc) Remember, remember that May day, My dear one and I went to swim. We sat on the sand, On the yellow, the soft sand. Dark little night! Ah, but I can not sleep..."
Informal farewells and greetings are used between family members, peer group members, and people of the same age. When you speak with someone older than you or in a higher position than you, social convention dictates that you use formal language. It's important to know when to speak formal Russian and when to use informal Russian. Learning Russian grammar will help you understand greetings, farewells, and compliments in Russian. Read the full article here: 🤍 ⏳ VIDEO CHAPTERS⏳ 0:28 ты / Вы 1:18 на Вы 1:50 Shaking hands 3:04 Уходить по-английски 3:32 Shaking hands through the doorway 4:22 Shaking hands with gloves 4:48 20 Ways to Say Hello in Russian and Goodbye in Russian 5:14 Formal Greetings 5:42 Здравствуйте 6:00 Здравствуй 6:38 Доброе утро 7:06 Добрый день 7:28 Добрый вечер 7:45 Formal Farewells 7:48 До свидания 8:35 Всего хорошего 9:00 Хорошего Вам дня 9:36 Informal Greetings 9:39 Привет 10:22 Здорово 11:21 Салют 11:32 Салам 11:42 Informal Farewells 11:45 Пока 12:00 Пока пока 12:12 Счастливо 12:53 Не прощаемся 13:31 Мне пора 13:57 Чао 14:16 Гудбай 14:41 Бай-бай 15:03 Strategy for using these phrases 15:58 Ask questions 16:03 Get my help 🚀 My mission is to teach my mom to speak Russian. 🔴 SUBSCRIBE AND STUDY RUSSIAN WITH ME: 🤍 ⬇️ DOWNLOADS ⬇️ = 🔤 Russian Alphabet = Reading Rules Printouts, Exercises, and Audio: 🤍 🔛 Prepositions "B"/"HA" = Printouts with Grammar, Listening, and Speaking Exercises + Answer Key: 🤍 ‼️ IMPORTANT ‼️ = 💪 LEARN THE RUSSIAN ALPHABET: 🤍 📞 BOOK A CALL: 🤍 📝 BLOG: 🤍 💰 AFFILIATE PROGRAM: 🤍 📈 LEARN MORE RUSSIAN 📈 💙 Facebook: 🤍 💜 Instagram: 🤍 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 🖤 TikTok: 🤍 🎬 MY OTHER YOUTUBE CHANNELS 🎬 = ⬜ Америкос: 🤍 🟩 English with Kris Amerikos: 🤍 🟦 Business with Kris Amerikos: 🤍 🟪 English For Ladies: 🤍 ⬛ We-Speak-English: 🤍 🟫 We-Speak-Business: 🤍 📣 PERSONAL ACCOUNTS 📣 💙 Facebook: 🤍 💛 LinkedIn: 🤍 #krisamerikosrussian #крисамерикос #америкос
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![Russian March - Song «Прощай, Германия!» | «Goodbye, Germany!» (1994) [Red Army Choir]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9LVMmIRd2dA/mqdefault.jpg "Russian March - Song «Прощай, Германия!» | «Goodbye, Germany!» (1994) [Red Army Choir]")
