Di Shvue - Anthem of the Jewish Labor Bund [Lyrics EN/JI]

[@TheGabriel12341]

I like this... My family was very left wing in Uruguay, of some jewish russian roots.. who escaped pogroms... I'm of jewish old left roots

[@TheGabriel12341]

I'm not zionist at all.... My grandparents in Uruguay recieved threats from Nazis because of our jewish roots (and probably because my family was communist over all).... Ashkenazis are usually more poltically militant or were in Eastern Europe... I'm not ashamed... I loving it

[@TheGabriel12341]

Zionism has two roots... one is Left Wing... That I sympathize more... THe origin of Kibbutz and the other one the Revisionists of Vladimir Ze'ev Jacobintsky... This ones had inspirations in Fascist Italy... There was a base of this people that was in an italian city... accepted by the duce

[@TheGabriel12341]

I'm extremlly militant in politics... I can't escape it... I can't be in peace hehe

[@socialsiege]

Only edit is they sing "di shklafn bafrayen" instead of "bafrayen di shklafn" in this version.

[@marcomazzi4888]

General Lermit, Alter and Erlich - two leader of Bund - were killed in URSS .

[@rembrandttip4861]

The outline in the video is that of the Russian Empire however (the country the Bund was founded in), as it includes Finland and Congress Poland. I don't think the uploader meant to imply anything with regards to Soviet policy regarding the Bund.

[@upluck3208]

Bund was a social-denocrats and...they didn't really cared about jews like Poalei Zion​@rembrandttip4861

[@kylebos6442]

this is my heritage

[@altfrlf]

What does the symbol with three arrows and circles mean?

[@GeneralLermit]

The three arrows are a socialist symbol created in the 30's, one arrow against nazism, one against communism and finally one for conservatism. And for the circle, there is no explanation I think

[@KAC-ud1ys]

@@GeneralLermit "socialist" symbol

[@frorproductions5571]

@@KAC-ud1ys social democratic tbh. Irl the Bundists (Jewish socialists) split between the communists and social democrats during the russian civil war and the early interwar years. The communists combined into other communist groups and the social democrats (mainly in poland) remained their own movement

[@czowiektutejszy6241]

@@GeneralLermit not neccessarily against communism. It was used in such context only once during the elections in Weimar Republic by SPD. In France or Poland socialists who used such arrows united with communists against fascism and capitalism in the thirties.

[@mariocanfora9117]

@@KAC-ud1ys yes, socialist

[@AMR_CR]

Причем тут Российская Империя?

[@markrcca5329]

their ideology proved erroneous, but their anthem is inspiring and awesome.