Anthem of the Soviet Union, Collapse of the USSR 1991

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⭐‪@themayhemmachine‬ - "GG 1 MILLION VIEWS RIP USSR @ЦАРЬ БОМБА"

[@alexsanthems]

A remake version is out now! kzbin.info/www/bejne/ram4cpeMaaZ1eNE I never said I support communism. I am neutral, and my videos are only for historical purposes.

[@Stacy_Osaka]

Yessss, it's been 33 years nows since it collapsed

[@spkanava]

91

[@mrdamage69]

When you go to the space as a soviet but return as a russian

[@HolyShitNew]

„upgrade“ „i said upgrade“ „GO BACK“

[@abluenoob]

😂 lol

[@Ambrosioplays]

☭☭United forever in friendship and labour, Our mighty republics will ever endure. The Great Soviet Union will live through the ages. The dream of a people their fortress secure. Long live our Soviet motherland, Built by the people's mighty hand. Long live our people, united and free. Strong in our friendship tried by fire. Long may our crimson flag inspire, Shining in glory for all men to see. Through days dark and stormy where Great Lenin lead us Our eyes saw the bright sun of freedom above And Stalin our leader with faith in the people, Inspired us to build up the land that we love. Long live our Soviet motherland, Built by the people's mighty hand. Long live our people, united and free. Strong in our friendship tried by fire. Long may our crimson flag inspire, Shining in glory for all men to see. We fought for the future, destroyed the invaders, And brought to our homeland the laurels of fame. Our glory will live in the memory of nations And all generations will honour her name. Long live our Soviet motherland, Built by the people's mighty hand. Long live our people, united and free. Strong in our friendship tried by fire. Long may our crimson flag inspire, Shining in glory for all men to see. 1944 now 1977 Unbreakable Union of freeborn Republics, Great Russia has welded forever to stand. Created in struggle by will of the people, United and mighty, our Soviet land! Sing to the Motherland, home of the free, Bulwark of peoples in brotherhood strong. O Party of Lenin, the strength of the people, To Communism's triumph lead us on! Through tempests the sunrays of freedom have cheered us, Along the new path where great Lenin did lead. To a righteous cause he raised up the peoples, Inspired them to labour and valourous deed. Sing to the Motherland, home of the free, Bulwark of peoples in brotherhood strong. O Party of Lenin, the strength of the people, To Communism's triumph lead us on! In the victory of Communism's immortal ideal, We see the future of our dear land. And to her fluttering scarlet banner, Selflessly true we always shall stand! Sing to the Motherland, home of the free, Bulwark of peoples in brotherhood strong. O Party of Lenin, the strength of the people, To Communism's triumph lead us on!

[@Coolasharabbasnew]

Iq

[@traveljacknguyen2915]

It should be “Go to sleep in the Soviet Union , wake up in Russia”

[@mrvip3r]

The fact that this happened 1 Hour after Christmas is insane

[@StillDogeRBLX]

what time did it happen?

[@LUFFYkG5]

@@StillDogeRBLX11:00PM

[@Russia5698]

​@@LUFFYkG5I'd say this is the saddest way to go to stand up against these corrupted organizations like the UN

[@san4ouz.blockstrike]

However, in the USSR (and in Russia too) Christmas is not celebrated. Only New Year, January 1st. But the point is correct

[@OverseerMoti]

​@@san4ouz.blockstrikeOrthodox "Christmas" is on January 7; they follow the old Julian calendar iirc.

[@GorillaWithACellphone]

Imagine being soviet then going on vacation and coming back home and your country no longer exists

[@gordaoucrania135]

Aconteceu no Império do Brasil.

[@Rayzur99]

sorry to tell you brother, but soviets weren't allowed to leave the country

[@GorillaWithACellphone]

@@Rayzur99 r/woooosh

[@chebaxthedummy]

imagine getting ready for christmas and you realize you are going to celebrate it in a whole new country

[@pubIicdomain]

@Vova-zz5flyes they do there are different sects of religion, but under the Soviet Union religion of any form was prohibited. But now days depending on your beliefs, it’s how you celebrate-like I’m orthodox Christian but my mom was not able to practice under the Soviets, and knew some people who were sent to gulags for religion; and she was near Chernobyl but people who were telling others within the governor the disaster were sent to the gulags also.

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

Yes, when you're freed from the Gulag and thankfully finally allowed to celebrate legally, without fear

[@xXLesterGamingXx]

​@@cerebrummaximus3762 the gulags were abolished 1960 but okay

[@cerebrummaximus3762]

@@xXLesterGamingXx Okay, but freedom of religion didn't occur until much much later.

[@timmyers2950]

​@@cerebrummaximus3762The government was the religion.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

People who were born in the Russian Empire in the early 1900s and were still alive would have been both confused and nostalgic seeing that flag rising again.

[@miketheant1107]

That's not the flag of the russian empire, but sure... Edit: guys I get it. It's been 8 months. The guy below me has double the ammount of likes correcting me. I get a notification for this dumbass comment everyday.

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@MikeTheAnt11 The modern Russian flag is same as that of the Russian empire in it's final years. It's even sometimes seen with that eagle which was their insignia.

[@Spasm0d1c]

@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 不一样的，在帝国旗的右上角有一个鹰，现代俄国旗没有那只鹰

[@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984]

@@Spasm0d1c I don't speak throat singing

[@Spasm0d1c]

@@BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 好吧我没看见你后面的回复🤣

[@kobrakobra9371]

what was it like when I fell asleep in the USSR and woke up in another country 💀

[@kobrakobra9371]

my family survived the collapse of the USSR everyone regrets that such a country has not entered the great future...

[@kobrakobra9371]

and it was probably painful for a resident of the USSR to watch the red flag go down, which means that there is no such state, and a moment later the flag of free Russia develops... but this happens under the treacherous anthem of the USSR 😢

[@semirdunic8395]

bruh

[@piretiris8223]

Fuck imperialism

[@CoolGalaxy123]

@@semirdunic8395 wdym he or she didn’t lie!

[@blingingrajput]

Putin watches this video everyday before sleeping

[@vguiver565]

4 times before sleeping

[@rammus4930]

Putin is more fascist than communist. Both are better than "democracy".

[@Max_The_Arsenal_Boy]

69 likes

[@Ruriker]

Первый призедент России Ельцин который пропил нашу самую лучшую страну

[@Cherry-pu4mx]

Putin wants the ussr back though

[@Lolohuskey]

my great grandmother that died in 2019🥺 was a soviet soldier who fought in WW2

[@im_ara_6958]

I call youe grand mother a LEGEND

[@c4r3na-s]

Your grandmother got my respect

[@matheusexpedito4577]

I legit throught "wait it's a woman? Then wtf was she doing in the army" then my brain started to work and i remenbered the soviets allowed women to enlist after some resistance

[@ChrisTheGreat481]

Rip 🫂

[@KANDRGAMINGZ2747]

🫡

[@Superfluffydog1321]

Soviet Union: Goodnight! Soviet Union's allies: Goodnight! *The Soviet Union never woke up*

[@NashCasten]

China and North korea: nooooooooooo

[@mallowbar743]

Soviet allies in Eastern Europe had already left for quite some time. They had very few genuine allies just like modern Russia.

[@Yourfavreenactor45th]

The Soviet union is now waking back up

[@pinforreal]

yayyy

[@a.c.2499]

​@@Yourfavreenactor45thNo, the Imperial Russian Empire is waking up. Putin likes Capitalism.

[@CianPlayss]

Soviet Union: See ya tomorrow China! China: Bye! *Soviet Union last online: 32 years ago* Edit: MOM IM FAMOUSSSS

[@semirdunic8395]

[@stacy3]

@@semirdunic8395 where did u get that from

[@tempejkl]

Not really accurate since China and the USSR didn’t have the best relationship. Cuba, or Eastern Bloc would be better

[@Scorchdeltaman]

At the end of its existence, the USSR improved relations with China, though not for long

[@tranquocviet5348]

china-Soviet relationship is actually pretty bad after Stalin died

[@EvilmindStudios]

"I can't believe he didn't cry during the Titanic, do men even have feelings?" Men:

[@H09894]

Nah dude

[@EkoPurdevia]

Dude wtf, did you cry about this💀

[@theobamiumchronicles2838]

This country was evil

[@leonmichalak4069]

aint nothing to cry abt

[@HaviGavi]

so glad this piece of history was on youtube

[@redrose197611]

As a russian who wasnt born during the ussr i can tell this was sad for my grandfather

[@rishavgaming8603]

I am indian 🇮🇳love Russia🇷🇺

[@MafiaWithAnAttitude]

​@@rishavgaming8603SPILL THE BEANS WHICH COUNTRY DO YOU NOT LIKE? ALL INDIANS SAY THEY LIKE ALL COUNTRIES TELL ME

[@ALLAHFOLLOWER315]

​@@MafiaWithAnAttitudethey don't love pakistan

[@AnvithV]

​@@MafiaWithAnAttitudePakistan?

[@MafiaWithAnAttitude]

@@AnvithV THANKS

[@keithmoon3190]

Imagine being a WW2 veteran who fought for your country only for one Christmas evening to hear this version of the anthem playing on the loudspeakers of the Kremlin, and the hammer and sickle going down is truly heartbreaking. You can really feel the sorrow in the band, knowing that they are playing their beloved anthem one last time before the USSR goes to history forever...

[@analoghorror_A]

Itbwas on ABC news ending

[@broyofroyo1207]

Nothing special about the USSR, I was born after it collapsed, it’s actually good that it is gone so IDK why you aren’t happy And the Russian anthem is basically the same as that one

[@keithmoon3190]

@@broyofroyo1207 please note, this is only from the perspective of WW2 veterans born in USSR, I don't support communism but I am just looking at their perspectives of what they think seeing the nation they fought their lives for crumble.

[@broyofroyo1207]

@@keithmoon3190 okay

[@user-wk2yi1hb3j]

ロシア万歳🙌🇷🇺

[@LangLangGaming]

I'm no russian but this still makes me wanna cry

[@King_H101]

Same bro

[@anonymoususer8274]

:face-pink-tears:

[@SovietBall5]

Same bro

[@ntbn89]

😂😂

[@fathimathnabeela6247]

@@ntbn89I think that’s the wrong crying emoji

[@SQUASHtamer]

As one of the generation that witnessed this historical moment, it was unbelievable... The end of the cold war

[@mashapka_music]

Alas, Cold War is not over….

[@gioflores]

.. and the start of World War III

[@anonomuse9094]

Hey, real quick, what's your opinion on the state of the world, are we entering another cold war or not? I was born in 2004, so I don't know how to tell.

[@stoneroses8818]

@@anonomuse9094 as long as nato exists, the cold war will never end. Nato was formed to deter the soviet union, it should have been disbanded when the soviet union collapsed… but instead it is still around pestering Russia. Whats happening in Ukraine is one of the results

[@derpidius6306]

​@user-pv9wr8qd7u It is over, the struggle is not between the US and Russia but between US and China, the US moves against Russia to contain China's influence

[@SuperMechSonic]

Soviet Union: America want a rematch? America:Sure tomorrow Soviet Union:Last Online 32 Years Ago

[@apatix]

America : I am waiting for him since 32 years 😭

[@spkanava]

91

[@ringo6447]

America? You mean Gringoland?

[@edenabad4216]

​@@ringo6447 💀

[@Sean3456]

If you did not know, Vietnam really loves the Soviet Union the most

[@kefkaROX]

Top 10 Saddest Anime Deaths

[@yuki_pon1103]

この式典にいた人達はそれぞれどんな気持ちだったんだろう。 悲しかったのか、清々しかったのか、悔しかったのか、嬉しかったのか 動画で見てる自分でさえ色んな感情が湧き上がる 当時の人達はどう感じたのだろう 一回だけこの20世紀へ遡ってこの場に行ってみたい

[@HorrorRtp]

Мой дядя был на этой церемонии. Был на баррикадах в 1993, защищал дом Советов. Там получил два пулевых ранения в ногу и бедро. В 1998 его убили бандиты, когда он возвращался домой. Единственное что чувствовали люди в то время - лютую ненависть и свою беспомощность.

[@Wolf-yb1xc]

​@😊HorrorRtp

[@chernovbrichtofen4767]

It was tragic but it’s been slowly returning since 2014

[@spkanava]

91

[@HorrorRtp]

@@spkanava 92

[@---6635]

I'm a US citizen, born and raised. I know my country never got along with the Soviet Union and we certainly don't get along with Russia. It's still heartbreaking to see and hear this though. People fought and died for that flag. Children grew up under it, people loved one another and cried together. And with the last beat of a dead anthem, it's over. Yes, countries are bound to fall, but watching it happen is crazy. May the world prosper and everyone love everyone unequivocally.

[@czek5453]

It's just change of flag and teritories...

[@---6635]

@@czek5453 It's also the end of an era for the people who lived through it. It's the loss of an entire country that will never be seen again. If your homeland fell tommorow, even peacefully, you wouldn't think "Oh well it is what it is."

[@Heikinnen0301]

Because USSR didn't real war with US unlike Finland, Ukraine and other Eastern European countries

[@mallowbar743]

People fought against this flag and finally got their freedom in that day.

[@---6635]

@@mallowbar743 I’m not trying to insinuate that I liked the Soviet Union, apologies if I came across like that. They were still a major world power that made history and it’s shocking to see it all fall apart. That’s basically what I meant. Apologies for not being clear enough, I’m glad many got freedom when it fell.

[@tadc345fan]

Note: Government of the Soviet Union was dissolved Radio Moscow becomes the national radio service of Russia, which is still existed from 1991 until 1993 Soviet TV has been shut down next day from 27 December 1991.

[@JorgeAparicioOsorno-XE-RTMX]

But Vremya, the official newscast of the USSR, went on the air for another while with a different name until its return as Vremya on channel 1 in Russia. Glory to the USSR!

[@tadc345fan]

Okay!

[@Alexx_2719]

@@JorgeAparicioOsorno-XE-RTMX don't even talk about ussr with this pfp.....

[@StephenJohn24]

​@@JorgeAparicioOsorno-XE-RTMX yeah because putin is coming to your house

[@anonymous-ug7vk]

​@@Alexx_2719why just because he is a homosexual?

[@diegoparedes9212]

32 years after his fall. As time goes...

[@Nikis28]

This night 33...

[@HedenVegas]

Guarda un che schifo siamo caduti

[@iceicebaby8469]

*her fall, it's the motherland.

[@ignaciorequena9182]

@@iceicebaby8469Deserved fall. It's sand pillars washed away by the tears of all it's victims. Thanks for nothing USSR, thanks for nothing Marx. You costed so many lives.

[@spkanava]

91

[@MooingCat7]

I just imagine one guy that slept through all of this and was confused when he woke up.

[@bbtodd]

0:36sounds beautiful

[@ZILAZ_5423]

No.

[@spkanava]

91

[@nueng-vq3vc]

​@@ZILAZ_5423In​ your​ opion.

[@evelynmedranolanguagerubio2004]

Yess

[@RobloxGamer6422]

no its sad

[@studypeace3437]

We Indians will never forget the support USSR provided as after our independence 💐

[@TankswillRule]

Like sponsoring that communist uprising in the south?

[@cassiusdeici8302]

Now this is something they dont teach in the USA and i would really like to hear more on this.

[@therajaofashbourne8483]

​​​@@cassiusdeici8302 after independence, India had a socialist (between capitalism and communism) government and had warm relations with east and west. Under Kruschev they began to enjoy very strong relations, offering infrastructural, military, and economic support as a fellow socialist nation. When India was supporting Bangladesh's independence war with Pakistan America, under Nixon, sent ships to discourage India from intervening against their ally and support the pakistani side, but the ussr sent ships and a nuclear submarine to block them - thus helping secure the victory of India's side, the freedom of Bangladesh, and helping end the genocide. The USSR are remembered very differently in India. If you want to know more I'd suggest reading about the non aligned movement and Jawaharlal Nerhu's foreign policy.

[@cassiusdeici8302]

@@therajaofashbourne8483 Thank you for sharing. An enemy to one is an ally to another. We don't get the ally stories it's all Soviet union bad murica number one crap. It's nice to learn what is kept out sometimes.

[@USSFFRU]

​@@cassiusdeici8302 The USSR and India's Relationship is why Russia and India are great friends. The USSR supported India infrastructure wise and while India never officially became a Communist Government, they were Socialist as another commentor stated, The USSR still aided them nonetheless. It goes way back as well, even under the times of Stalin, Stalin's USSR was one of the few nations that provided aid to India during the times of famine for India. Stating "papers can wait, hunger cannot" which, while ironic considering who said it, its still a noble act done by Stalin. Though it doesnt absolve the fact he was an asshole to his people 75% of the time. It goes even further into the Cold War, when Pakistan invaded India, no one was there to support India, alot of nations were either neutral or on the side of Pakistan. Not even America was there for India, yet the only one who was there was the USSR. Supporting India in the Bangladesh Independence War, Supporting India against Pakistan even. In India's eyes, the USSR was their closest ally that helped them, it makes sense why India isn't very trustful of the West and has one of the strongest friendships with Russia. Though don't mistaken India's loyalty to Moscow as a puppet state, India will and has always shown that even though they see Moscow as their greatest ally, they are not afraid to call Russia out on their bullshit in places like Ukraine. India was one of the few nations that genuinely experienced the nicer side of the Soviets and showed that the USSR wasnt an heartless genocidal empire. India may not have became Communist but it was one of the few nations that saw the nicer side of the USSR.

[@fernandopinto1312]

People who got a coma in 1909 and woke up in 1991 💀💀

[@korbenjrae9250]

Bro was in a coma for like 100 years 💀

[@Arqade_]

All good things must come to an end, sometimes.

[@traveljacknguyen2915]

Imagine went to sleep in the Soviet Union , and then wake up in Russia

[@morkeherrer2024]

all russians outside Russia in 1991:

[@savelamp7501]

Like when in WW2 Germany annexed Denmark in 6 hours

[@youtubeacc1010]

that would be more likely a coma

[@angelitacancholamoreno4830]

Or any other past soviet state

[@misiek_xp4886]

Miserable life both before and after, better not to imagine.

[@spaceopedia9962]

Rip our best friend 1922-1991 We will miss you from India

[@hmd2125]

@@ROTHSTEIN01 shut up please

[@alyasmohamed4087]

​@@ROTHSTEIN01 Okay, Leave or else I will swipe you away with a broomstick.

[@Satanworshiper786]

Yes 🇷🇺🇮🇳💙💙💙😔

[@MickeyMouse-lm6zj]

you do realize it collapsed because the people didn't want to live under communism anymore

[@austerity476]

Meanwhile Russia, wtf is india

[@changingpeopleslivesmoon2993]

Maybe the real comrades were the friends we made along the way.

[@PrimericanIdol]

At least they still use the same jam for their national anthem. Which is the greatest of all time.

[@YoungGagarin]

I was studying at the Faculty of Moscow at the time, and I watched all this very fearfully. We didn't know what would happen to us the next day. The fall of communism resulted in hell, because it was a horrible system for us who lived in a country without any privatization. To give you an idea, nobody knew how to use a check. If the companies we worked for were state owned, then who would be our boss from that day on? If the apartment we lived in belonged to the State, who owned it after the fall of the State? If I was born in a republic and moved to Russia, with the end of the USSR, would I have to go back to my home republic which had now become an independent country? Those were the questions we asked!

[@dickmcwood]

What happened?

[@YoungGagarin]

@@dickmcwood It was really hard. At the time the Russian Mafia bought everything, and the country plunged into a very violent time! I went to live in Berlin where I worked as a professor of European literature, but I followed everything on television. The USSR was a flawed country, but there was respect and patriotism! There were achievements for us to be proud of our country. I supported Gorbachev's reforms along with my college friends, but I admit that if I had known then what I know now, I would not have supported them!

[@Cominer-wh6nt]

​@@YoungGagarinwas so flawed that it was the second economy in the world, the first army in the world, had an alliance in power equal to NATO, had influence on half the world, was technologically independent of the West, and the birth rate was constantly growing, which for the second economy of the world with equal rights for women and men , an atheistic state was very good. By the way, thanks to the market reforms, the USSR only became weaker and weaker (Kosygin's reforms, the abolition of artels, Gorbachev's reforms, the counter-revolution of 1953, the betrayal of the secret services of the USSR where the gray cardinal Andropov worked for the CIA). Therefore, one should not believe the propaganda US stamp, but figure it out yourself

[@YoungGagarin]

@@Cominer-wh6nt I believe you must be from some country called NATO. Anyway, I was born in the USSR in 1964. I got to know the country from the inside, and not through books. Were Khrushchev's reforms necessary, or are you in favor of Stalin-era arbitrary arrests? You have presented various military data. The US is also a great military country, as was the USSR, but both have a lot of inequality and social problems. Yes, Gorbachev sold the USSR, but development cannot come at the expense of freedom of expression. Today, the US is in political chaos. Today, Russia, my country, is at war with no prospect of resolution. And the USSR is just past. Life in Russia today is financially more prosperous than in the Soviet era, what I emphasize is that in the Soviet era, at least at the time I live, we had more to be proud of, and we didn't worry about the future, because we were we were all socialists and we believed we always would be.

[@Cominer-wh6nt]

@@YoungGagarin So you lived at a time when gradual deficits began in the USSR due to the abolition of artels and the conduct of market relations on a socialist economy, which is not good and leads to a worsening of the situation. And in general, you should always and will always rely on documents, and not on your own feelings, which over time can be distorted by the brain over time and often they are not objective + propaganda of bourgeois countries at the expense of the USSR. And at the expense of Stalin: about 0.5% suffered from repression during his reign, and even under him there were the strongest achievements in the economy and the most rapid rise in the standard of living.Living in Ukraine, I will say that every year life was bad with us, but there were years when life was pretty good, but they passed and now (not even counting the war) life was bad, and now it’s generally terrible.

[@Venommale]

Those USSR veteran generals will never ever forget what their comrades sacrifice this is very sad to know for people who born to 19th century and after 32yrs there's still no peace

[@Hindi_Horror_Stories_219]

right glory to ussr glory to russia glory to putin

[@PeruvianPotato]

19th? Lmao the oldest person alive was born in 1908. Nobody from the 19th century is still living today

[@FlatEarthKiller]

@@PeruvianPotatothough someone DID live from the 1890s to the 2010s

[@spkanava]

91

[@Ma5term1nd]

Прекрасно

[@zaxren7664]

Best gift ever!

[@fathullahgaming9317]

Imagine you're in moscow and your house near the national building of russia and suddenly the soviet anthem plays right after 12AM

[@tathagatadasgupta509]

Don't know what this anthem has got in it. I'm not even Russian. I'm Indian. But still the music gives me goosebumps. 'Long live our friendship tried by fire'. Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Plutotheaxolotl]

The Soviet anthem

[@austerity476]

Oh the scammer likes commies

[@superherofans4824]

Chup kar badwe har jagha love from India likh ke Desh ko badnam kar rahe ho tum jaise chutiye log..

[@superherofans4824]

@@humptydumpty1481 now wake up 😂

[@Kanayuesque]

​@@humptydumpty1481what indian union lmao India occupying present day Bangladesh Nepal srilanka Pakistan Myanmar bhutan is more likely than some sort of india union breaking up

[@ethandevilla9164]

I'm still here, don't be sad.

[@KonradsEmpire]

Most of the people crying over this dont realize what the soviet union did to Russia, its people, and its religion.

[@Solistheoriginalnameofthesun]

Ngl the world felt a bit more safer with the USSR when it''s around, but now. It's a mess.

[@KonradsEmpire]

@@Solistheoriginalnameofthesun Do you know what they did to German civilians, especially women? or estonians? Or Christians? “felt a bit safer” they had access to nukes, Do you remember the cold war?

[@Solistheoriginalnameofthesun]

@@KonradsEmpire Ik what war crimes the USSR did but still, it's weird to think the world is safer with the USSR.

[@KonradsEmpire]

@@Solistheoriginalnameofthesun The USSR literally almost nuked all of america. They gave weapons to cuba and other nations, threatening foreigners, taking over their countries and ruining them. Their invasion of afghanistan is the main cause of terrorism.

[@mekonnen_melon]

​@@KonradsEmpireor ukrainians

[@ChatGPt2001]

The Anthem of the Soviet Union, also known as the "State Anthem of the USSR," was the national anthem of the Soviet Union from 1944 until the dissolution of the USSR in 1991. The music for the anthem was composed by Alexander Alexandrov, and the lyrics were written by Sergey Mikhalkov and Gabriel El-Registan. The anthem went through different lyrical versions during its existence, reflecting the changing political and ideological landscape of the Soviet Union. The most well-known version of the Soviet anthem featured lyrics that praised the Communist Party, the Soviet state, and the accomplishments of the Soviet people. Here are the lyrics to this version: Russian: Союз нерушимый республик свободных Сплотила навеки Великая Русь. Да здравствует созданный волей народов Единый, могучий Советский Союз! English Translation: Unbreakable Union of freeborn Republics, Great Russia has welded forever to stand. Created in struggle by will of the people, United and mighty, our Soviet land! The Soviet Union, which was established in 1922, lasted until its collapse in 1991. The collapse of the USSR was a complex and multifaceted process. Several key factors contributed to its dissolution: 1. Economic Problems: The Soviet economy was struggling, with inefficiencies, shortages, and a lack of innovation. The centrally planned economic system was unable to keep up with the technological advancements and economic growth seen in Western countries. 2. Political Reforms: Mikhail Gorbachev, the General Secretary of the Communist Party, introduced a series of political reforms, including glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring), in an attempt to revitalize the Soviet system. However, these reforms also unleashed a wave of political and social change that ultimately weakened the central authority of the Soviet government. 3. Nationalism and Ethnic Tensions: The USSR was a multinational state, with numerous ethnic groups and republics. Nationalism and ethnic tensions began to rise, with some republics seeking greater autonomy or independence from Moscow. 4. Economic and Social Challenges: The economic challenges, combined with social discontent, led to protests and strikes in various parts of the country. People were disillusioned with the Communist Party's rule. 5. Baltic States and Other Republics: In 1990-1991, the Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania) declared their independence from the Soviet Union. Other republics followed suit, and the central government in Moscow struggled to maintain control. 6. August Coup: In August 1991, hardline members of the Communist Party attempted a coup against Gorbachev. The coup failed, but it further weakened the central government's authority. 7. Belavezha Accords: On December 8, 1991, leaders of three of the Soviet republics (Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus) signed the Belavezha Accords, effectively declaring the end of the Soviet Union and the creation of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). As a result of these factors, the Soviet Union officially ceased to exist on December 26, 1991, when the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union dissolved itself. This marked the end of the Soviet state and the beginning of the independent nations that emerged from its dissolution. The national anthem of the Soviet Union was replaced by new national anthems in the successor states, and the Russian Federation, inheriting the Soviet Union's seat at the United Nations, adopted a new national anthem with different music and lyrics.

[@FlyReko]

This was made by ai wasn't it

[@Russia5698]

​@@FlyRekoor he could just be really smart

[@FlyReko]

@@Russia5698 but his name is chat gpt tho witch means he could be using Ai

[@Russia5698]

@@FlyReko or probably copied and pasted it lol

[@AleXandraOOOA]

I think every country will end at some point, whether it is good or bad country, of course those are always sad moments :(

[@ACE99694]

Best Christmas present 131

[@mmmpotatoez7515]

always gives me chills when watch this

[@siddharthguru4690]

All Indians in 1991: Goodbye, old friend. We'll miss you😭😭

[@JackTheOfficeWorker]

Memories of *Union of Soviet Socialist Republics* 1922 - 1991

[@MustafaAli-lb8dq]

And you pagan Hindus along with pagan Soviets got their ass kicked by Muslims in soviet afghan war which played a major role in destroying soviet union. Muslims are the father of Hindus 😎

[@TheForestor]

As an Indian I can confirm that my father didnt even give a crap about the soviet union. They only cared about making enough money and I can say that the Soviets did help but they weren't THAT important.

[@keithmoon3190]

USSR: You know we will meet again, right comrades? Cuba: Si, hasta la muerte. Vietnam: If you see a tree, think about me every now and then old friend. North Korea and China: Of course, our friendship will never die. USSR: (Last active 32 years ago.)

[@sayandewan2860]

@@TheForestor As an Indian I confirm that USSR ideas were an integral part of our culture, not to forget the 1971 war.

[@clownie5991]

When the country that you and your grandparents lived and fought in finally falls and you are left with a shell of the former superpower

[@holl7w]

My great grandparents were sent to Siberia by these motherfuckers.

[@hersileni1718]

Wow so cool😮

[@morsmordre3]

Still beats the American anthem out of the water

[@esperandodiabela1766]

You comparing anthems to a nation who kills and starves its own people. you sick clowns needs another reality check.

[@hyperbeast2261]

I've never been a soviet fan and there is plenty of reasons to dislike them, but i can only imagine from their point of view how painful was to watch that. You can feel all the sadness in the anthem.

[@spregged7231]

Don’t weep for the USSR. They were a cruel government to their people and the republics they ruled. People were murdered and disappeared by the government for daring to think for themselves. We don’t weep for the fall of Berlin, neither should we weep for the fall of the Soviet Union

[@hyperbeast2261]

@@spregged7231 Am i suppose just to agree with you and say " yes you are right". If you start reading the first sentence i said that i am not a soviet fan. And don't teach me about cruelty, the most cruel thing so far is the Euro-pedophile union who fill our continent with terrorist, millions of women got raped because of it and now the only thing that left is to ruin the children for the sake of LGBTP. Enjoy Edit: Forgot to add the campaign of removing the basic rights of men because of the feminism.

[@frondeur5795]

their people voted for this

[@shubhnamdeo2865]

@@spregged7231 A rather simple point of view Do not forget that this regime was not different from the average authoritarian regime And authoritarianism has been the way for most countries since the ancient era And, the USSR had an HDI of 0.920 in 1990 and a Gini Coefficient of around 0.273 in 1989, and mind you this was the time when the country was failing but free, so you can imagine how good the life of a citizen was in the 70s and the 60s. You can sum up life under Soviet Communism and now with this line: "In the Soviet Era, people had money to buy things with, but nothing to buy (lack of luxurious products in the USSR). Now, we can buy anything but have no money to buy them with." Education was free, most people got education Loans without interests were given to the people (bad idea imo, but they were communist so yeah) Healthcare and shelter was free The country had the world's most powerful military and created some of the smartest brains in the world. And this country overthrew their excessively repressive monarchy And then after Stalin, the CPSU ensured cold men like him and monsters like Lavrentiy Beria never ever climb the Soviet political hierarchy and instead remain as prisoners in arctic camps And after Stalin, mortality rates fell greatly as a result of the end of totalitarianism in the USSR. And also, any westerner could freely visit any part of the USSR if he/she wanted to, unlike places like North Korea where even parts of Pyongyang are off-limits. On the downside, the country was ridiculously corrupt since the mid-70s when Brezhnev got a bit too comfortable with power and was impractical on economics after Khrushchev Lenin, Khrushchev and Gorbachev remain as the only practical communist leaders out of the 8 leaders.

[@Sonicas952]

​Хахахахахаха, я ща читаю, и не могу заржать от твоих слов)

[@db3games]

"I wouldn't say freed, more like, under new management!"

[@holl7w]

Exactly the same thing they did to other countries.

[@mekonnen_melon]

especially for Turkmenistan they aint free from shit lmaoooooo💀

[@spkanava]

91

[@PranjalP21]

Imagine being one of the two people on the flag pole

[@thegangstachimp]

best Christmas gift ever

[@gkunlimited4315]

How sad and painful it is to see your nation disintegrating.

[@8is]

*empire disintegrating.

[@zMrTrix]

@KZbinViral5472shut up

[@phantom522]

@@8is ussr aint an empire

[@8is]

@@phantom522 It most certainly was. The reds invaded and forced their rule upon every entity that had managed to escape the Russian Empire. And they even invaded nearly all of their neighbors installing puppet regimes in Mongolia, Poland, etc. As soon as the totalitarian state started to lose its grip over its subject peoples, those peoples immediately vied for independence, which ultimately succeeded despite the Soviet Union's efforts to suppress any dissident.

[@phantom522]

@@huilan_smirnaherekdar ???? its the soviet UNION

[@aviator3926]

This must have been a truly pivotal time for Soviet / Russian history. I was born in 2005 so don't really know much about the 80s, 90s and the collapse of the USSR, but it must have been monumentally difficult for many Soviet peoples who were forced to change their lives once again. For the better or the worse, since they wouldn't have known at that instant.

[@nick56677]

Think of all the Russian ppl that fell asleep in the Soviet Union, and then woke up the next morning in Kazakhstan, Belarus, Estonia etc and are now viewed as enemies.

[@bloemkoolendestreetgang450]

@@nick56677i dont think all the soviet states became independant in this moment, iirc kazakhstan was the last one to leave the soviet union after russia? So technically russia got independance from kazakhstan, lol Also i doubt the new states were instantly seen as enemies after the soviet collapse

[@janrecina9878]

It wasn't like this at all, the dissolution of the Soviet Union happened over the course of several weeks. With each country leaving, revolting or tearing from the Soviet Union one after another.

[@wk3004]

@@nick56677The Baltic states already saw the Russians as enemies. They wanted out as fast as possible. The Central Asian countries were more hesitant to support the dissolution, but it came to the point that most people accepted it was going to happen anyway

[@wk3004]

Change their lives once again? The 60s and 70s in the USSR were satirized for being exactly the same day after day. They’re lucky the change was as smooth as it was. People were surprised there wasn’t a war instead. Though for those who were alive during the Revolution and the Stalin years, it was definitely a crazy event. But the life expectancy in that country was so low, I doubt there was more than a handful of Soviets who had lived that long

[@frostedmcflurry6580]

best Christmas gift they have given us

[@Yoshikage..]

After atrocities my uncle's father faced during the USSR (serving but ending up getting accused and arrested for conspiracy during the soviet afghan war, trying to break out butyrka but failed and added 5 more years, getting out of prison just to see his wife cheat on him with a high ranking official.) It's safe to say this is the best way to give him peace.

[@jackmclaughlin9911]

Imagine what the guy lowering the flag and raising the flag was thinking

[@uncannycomicsvideogames1453]

"I better do this right or they'll throw me out a window"?

[@spkanava]

91

[@jackmclaughlin9911]

@@uncannycomicsvideogames1453 LMAOOO true

[@activeagainyall_____]

Technically here, the ussr still existed. Kazakhstan was the last of ussr. For 4 days, Kazakhstan was ussr, then ussr turned to Kazakhstan

[@banana_man_101]

Kazakhstan was the only member of the ussr from the 12th to the 16th of december. The ussr still existed after that but it had no territory

[@theLASK]

​@@banana_man_101True but this took place on December 26th 1991.

[@SkyblueXD]

How about transnistria?

[@theLASK]

@@SkyblueXD Nope

[@SOCKxLOCK]

not independent@@SkyblueXD

[@spiderhater4208]

when the last member of my group chat leaves

[@UnitedMarco]

1991: Soviet Union is collapsed! 2024: What a Legend! 2031: Old Footage!

[@therecyclingbandit8458]

Thanks!! Been looking for the full of this version for a long time now

[@princeguillermo347]

Kinda smooth

[@goal_caufield0630]

It makes me cry

[@seductive_fishstick8961]

@@goal_caufield0630 me to comrade.

[@princeguillermo347]

@@goal_caufield0630 makes *US cry

[@Nikabully]

YOU SMOKED IN SINGAPORE!

[@Nikabully]

AND IN SINGAPORE

[@Rollvinte]

You're gone too late. It's about time, Soviet Union!

[@할짓없는학생]

자~ 잠시 소련이 있었어요

[@dihogopalpanpalacin3938]

Me da pena la manera en la que se despide el Pais, con uno de los himnos mas bellos del mundo😢

[@jenniferleyzaola5700]

MOSKAU MOSKAU TREW UR GLASES AT TE WAL BRUSHI ANIMAD JOJOJOJO HEY!

[@albert9784]

Siguen teniendo el mismo himno solo que ya no se siente de la misma manera

[@banan2872]

​@@albert9784only instrumental

[@conservativegamer1776]

The same country also murdered millions of innocent people and forced millions more onto collective farms and factories

[@payasomenso]

@@albert9784 del himno sovieto al ruso Prefiero quedarme con el himno antiguo soviético

[@themayhemmachine]

GG 1 MILLION VIEWS RIP USSR @ЦАРЬ БОМБА

[@alexsanthems]

🫡

[@LORD99973]

Kau tidak akan terlupakan USSR

[@secret67_34]

Mayhem what ru doing over here 💀

[@themayhemmachine]

@@secret67_34 how did blud find me

[@secret67_34]

@@themayhemmachine cuz im secret

[@DumplingIX]

Very emotional video =((

[@Ishaanbiniwale]

Nice

[@mariakovrizhkina4294]

Это было одно из самых грустных событий за всю нашу историю((

[@thiagovasconcelo]

😢si

[@luispereira5177]

Não. Mais felizes. O que é lixo acaba por ser varrido.

[@DartTheDeagon]

I think you mean happy that people are no longer starve to death on middle of the street and stop government from killing and send to camp

[@mariakovrizhkina4294]

@@DartTheDeagon ты же неживешь в России, откуда ты знаешь?

[@mariakovrizhkina4294]

@@DartTheDeagonтакого никогда не было ._.

[@smilingdoggo5149]

Man i dont even want to imagine how sad it was😢😢

[@shyguniky_harimas9051]

​@user-vp8dk5mh9dno, nazi, you're wrong

[@kamilchikrus1332]

@Ярослав в Україні хохлик че тебе Советский Союз сделал?

[@achannel6779]

​​@user-vp8dk5mh9dUkraine did not even exist back then, it was in the ussr 💀☠💀☠💀☠ also I agree to the person above me what did the ussr do to you

[@War-Criminal]

@user-vp8dk5mh9dUkraine is part of Russia.

[@shaynemhopkins]

Sad for the brainwashed maybe.

[@SaltyPeanuts-hr4dv]

Whenever this pops up in my recommendation, I just come back to click like on it again so that it gets shifted to the top of the liked page.

[@kingraptor433]

The greatest Christmas present for America to get seeing the Soviet flag fall

[@shesanicon7411]

one day the us empire will also repeat the fate of the ussr

[@shubhnamdeo2865]

And what did the Soviets do to you? Did they fund any coups like the US did? As far as I remember, the Soviet request was "that's your place, this is my place, leave me alone and I'll leave you alone, neighbour."

[@daniandcompany1735]

Best Christmas ever

[@Dragonix143]

Best Christmas

[@Romaball72]

What makes a man cry:

[@lunarpillars]

What makes an eastoid cry*

[@Qazaqpyn_]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂HAHAHAHAHA😂😂😂😂

[@noahniskala]

live in the soviet union. It wasnt a good country in some aspects because of the millions killed in gulags. I dont see why people would love to live on a country were you get terrible pay no matter how good you do at your job. And living in a country who is also spening more money on millitary rather then having at least a decent to good protion put in economy and infrastructure like the US did. It also had pretty bad conditions to live in and not good healthcare in the slightst compared to usa, Just because its free dosnt mean its better. You could live way longer in the US unlike the soviet union where the life span is less. Of you truely think the spviet union was good why do you think majority of post soviet states which have gone through communsim hate it besides russia? Its because of all the genocides and explotation they did agiasnt there ethics cultures while russia benifited from it.

[@noahniskala]

This is one of the best moments in history 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fritzzon]

The specific way the anthem was played here is enough to bring me to tears. Just the sad ending. To people that were born in the Soviet Union, it must have felt weird to outlive the very country they grew up in..

[@zigmaster5199]

It also musta felt weird when they commit suicide by jumping out of a window right after they said “man I wish I could live in America rn”

[@a.random_dude]

im russian and my great great grandfather was born in the russian empire, i hear the national anthem it makes me cry

[@GA.1022]

Best Christmas gift ever

[@GojiKaiju]

I'm Canadian... But seeing the USSR fall, is just heartbraking. Just think how many people fought for thus country, how many died for this country, and how long it exsisted. We will miss the USSR... For it's peoples heroic stand, for how many people were helped, and many other things. The Soviet Union will last forever... Maybe not on the map, but in our hearts and memories.

[@Chaneloweenz]

Touch grass.

[@GojiKaiju]

@@Chaneloweenz What? What do you mean?

[@Hedidntsayicouldslay]

​@@GojiKaiju gooo

[@mr_vit8512]

​@@GojiKaiju It's nice to read your kind words, comrade. And yes, don't listen to those silly capitalists above :)

[@GojiKaiju]

@@mr_vit8512 I will subscribe for you saying that, Comrade! ;)

[@garfieldlasaga]

I am a psychopath, but I never felt so heartbroken.

[@user-it3km7wc2g]

No that means sociopath

[@LatinW321]

“So edgy” 🤓

[@stasiuptach230]

And we know why you are psychic

[@Baconcatboy]

Bro I bet your a f@t nerd who just sits in his room all day. Get lost.

[@empireofjapanballmapping7412]

Poor cousin.. I will miss you Soviet Union, (from: Hirohito)

[@ilikeballsilikeballsilikeballs]

you literally tried to invade them from the east lmao

[@LancerIHR]

The Empire of Japan and the USSR despised each other?!?!?!?💀

[@MeTopics]

💀💀💀

[@LauraEva-gx5yx]

Can I use only sound from this?

[@dashcola7522]

Best christmas gift in history

[@Deskyxd]

Я никогда не чувствовал, что мое сердце разбивается, если честно, это душераздирающе видеть, как группа играет свою любимую имно в последний раз. -покойся с миром товарищ :(

[@filippovismara7889]

IMPERIO RUSO NO USSR

[@vincentkalinowski94]

@@filippovismara7889 USSR BETTER

[@filippovismara7889]

@@vincentkalinowski94 No 😅

[@deutschland1933]

@@filippovismara7889 true

[@UserAngel100k]

Mi Imno Nacional Favorito

[@Indian_Rajput]

It's emotional that a country broke out but it was very big

[@Ihavpickle]

Your very big

[@achannel6779]

OHHH ROASTED....yeah that was a basic and common roast

[@Indian_Rajput]

@@achannel6779 There is no reason for an Indian to roast Soviet cause Soviet has helped India in past. While Current Rus just looks like a slave of China. India & Soviet were very good friends.

[@apatix]

​@@Indian_Rajput it's because Soviet and china used to hate each other in past because Soviet was stronger than china Now china is indirectly controlling Russia

[@ThereIsNoGodButMeAllah]

@@Indian_Rajputdirty indian

[@claydogg234]

The ad at the end is the most fitting way to usher in capitalism hahahha

[@randomguy27464]

At this moment in time, it has been 32 years since it collapsed time flys

[@cameocommie]

it actually fits the anthem.

[@arpit0092]

Dont be sad because its gone, Be happy because it happened

[@damianthebest6277]

Dont be said bc yo mama gone be happy bc your dad left to get milk

[@2023messi]

​@@damianthebest6277 sthu who r u

[@grave_keeper9997]

No I won't be happy cuz now they cannot weaken Europe

[@ALZIGH]

@@grave_keeper9997 Y la hambre está fuerte men.

[@romanempirelolfn]

Meanwhile at a funeral

[@Astro_o646]

My mom was only born 2 years before the collapse

[@UserWithNoNumbers]

Mine was 4 or 5 years before the collapse

[@bijalimondal1514]

When you sleep as a soviet person and wake up as a russian.

[@iamagenius2004]

it is always in people's memories of the generation 1917-they all died

[@Ad_Victoriam313]

Finally full version of the final anthem Thanks comrade!

[@matthewjabeznazario8769]

Soviet Union: See ya later, my dear frenemy. USA: Alright! Good luck! Soviet Union last online: 33 years ago

[@orpbyskawica1875]

A beatiful christmas present❤

[@treal1006]

I was born in Soviet Union , all men in my family was Soviet soldiers.

[@phantom522]

L ngl yall sucked

[@SlonzokzeSlonska]

more like slaves for the party

[@juehju]

@@SlonzokzeSlonska sure bud

[@carrie6073]

so strong country

[@uncannycomicsvideogames1453]

​@@SlonzokzeSlonskawe are all slaves.

[@wesselinateunissen700]

What ussr anthem version is this called i need to know😢

[@antonjrgaborno]

"The Premier was gone" "Yes ,the coward is now already fled"

[@AaseesKing]

Probably for the best

[@Unknown_Ooh]

Probably??? 😂

[@AaseesKing]

@@Unknown_Ooh true lol it was for the best

[@shubhnamdeo2865]

It wasn't for the best, look at the mess the post-Soviet states are warring against each other, oligarchies, poverty, economic decline and stagnation, social tensions, greed Does that sound nice?

[@mekonnen_melon]

​@@shubhnamdeo2865wasnt that happening in the ussr too

[@shubhnamdeo2865]

@@mekonnen_melon only the economic thing and corruption, that too since the Afghan war. Poverty was constantly declining at a rapid rate in the Soviet Union ever since its formation. Social tensions, oligarchies were not a thing there as attempting such things engages the curiosity of the KGB, and one knows what the KGB is capable of

[@Sovietunion_1991]

I miss my country 😢

[@Sovietunion_1991]

Return soviet union

[@robloxisfucker4638]

Glory to USSR

[@Ihavpickle]

No

[@achannel6779]

​@@Ihavpickleokay bro why no?

[@Ihavpickle]

@@achannel6779 I just got 2 notifications and I got excited for no reason

[@ramroda.i8157]

I'm from a former soviet republic, Armenia, this really brings nostalgia to me :')

[@lebed-lev]

Мира и сил Армении🇦🇲 из России🇷🇺!

[@Rodrygo1111]

wtf so you agree with all of their ruthless policies against their own citizens lol

[@ramroda.i8157]

@@Rodrygo1111 ???

[@TheLizards]

@@ramroda.i8157The guy said, "Peace and strength to Armenia🇦🇲 from Russia🇷🇺!"