1942 recording of Njet Molotoff! a finnish winter war song

[@CommonwealthRealmWorld]

i made a slight editing mistake on this one so if you see it sorry about that

[@Roi_de_Rome1811]

what , the map?

[@CommonwealthRealmWorld]

@@Roi_de_Rome1811 nope

[@Roi_de_Rome1811]

okk

[@MuhammadAli-hs5mn]

@@CommonwealthRealmWorld what was it?

[@randomyankee8923]

this sounds better than the modern ones

[@EspenShampoo25]

this song hits harder considering the current world events and today we see similar songs made about the war in Ukraine. The hostorical similarities are striking and proves that although history dont excactly repeat itself it sure rhymes from time to time.

[@CommonwealthRealmWorld]

history repeats themselves and it’s sometimes scary at times I guess

[@stefanvanweele7269]

this suddenly got recommended and im loving it, thank you!

[@CommonwealthRealmWorld]

No problem!

[@ldelgg]

I prefer the old version than the modern day. It’s more melancholic, like if russia had betrayed Finland (which it did in a way, by attacking it in the winter war out of stalin’s pure panic). It sends this “we know you are not our friend” message, which i find fascinating and true. Soviet russia wasn’t just worried with “helping the proletariat internationally”, it also wanted a zone of influence regardless if their neighbors agreed or not. This attitude it still stands to this day really…

[@Deranged_ottoman]

russia since the beginning of time : I. NEED. WARM. WATER. PORT.

[@brainblessed5814]

Who is this Bobrikov guy? He seems to be a decent person.

[@CommonwealthRealmWorld]

an imperial Russian general who governed Russian controlled Finland who tried to do some Russification in Russian Finland and that caused him to be unpopular by Finns and he would be assassinated in 1904

[@user-yk7tt9eu9q]

An finish crewmate aprove this, that soviet impostors hate this spng

[@carloslouielumabit7895]

oikeasti

[@karrireimaa445]

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