HD Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Part I Парад 7 Ноября

This is the parade on Moscow's Red Square devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. In this year Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms of Perestroika continued to gain steam, with more liberalizing economic and political reforms starting to take place. The idea being Perestroika was a direct continuation of October, and this certainly seems to be reflected by the theme of this year's parade. Units dressed in Russian Revolution and Civil War era uniforms can be seen, along with soldiers dressed in Great Patriotic War era uniforms as well. In the following month the historical INF Treaty would be signed in Washington DC by Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan - eliminating an entire class of nuclear missiles. Taking the salute is newly appointed defense minister, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General Vladimir Arkhipov (his last parade). Music performed by the Combined Orchestra of the Moscow Garrison conducted by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov. Part II here: • Soviet October Revolut...
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[@ОлегТрунаев]

Где-то там. в первых рядах тысячетрубного оркестра, с начищенным до блеска барабаном, и я находился. Это был мой восьмой парад по Красной площади!

[@user-jh8wn2mg5d]

и я там с саксом стоял

[@user-jh8wn2mg5d]

Еще ни кто не осознавал, что гнида, стоящая на трибуне Мавзолея по левую руку Министра Обороны развалит ВЕЛИКУЮ ДЕРЖАВУ

[@SaxSith]

ya tozhe:) orkestr s Bolgarii;) a Gorbachev predatel....nado naity i razstrelyat...

[@armensargsyan9263]

Великое счастье.Да здравствует СССР!

[@vitalyu6125]

В третьем оркестровом батальоне большого сводного оркестра на парадах 1978 и 1979гг. стоял и я - трубач. Министром обороны тогда был маршал Устинов Д.Ф., а командующий парадом генерал армии Говоров. Эпизоды разных лет парадов на Красной площади, которые любезно представляет нам You Tube, смотрю с большим удовольствием.

[@NoahSiahaan]

22:54 Jubilee Slow March 25 Year of the Red Army 23:50 Slow March "Tankmen-Winners" 24:48 Guard Slow March of Navy 25:25 Slow March of the Officer Schools 26:07 Slow March Dmitri Illarionovich Pertsev 26:48 Slow March No.1 of the Infantry Units 27:27 Guard Slow March of the Navy 28:05 Slow March "Victory" 28:37 Guard Slow March of the Navy 29:10 Slow March "V.S. Runov" 30:07 Guard Slow March of the Navy 31:09 Long Live Our State

[@awkptn]

26:07 Slow March Dmitri Illarionovich Pertsev 26:48 Slow March No.1 of the Infantry Units 27:27 Guard Slow March of the Navy 28:05 Slow March "Victory" 28:37 Guard Slow March of the Navy 29:10 Slow March "V.S. Runov" 30:07 Guard Slow March of the Navy 31:09 Long Live Our State

[@slevisham]

1:11:07 ))

[@user-yo8ab1ys9e]

I do love those 1980s-era Soviet uniforms. I own a couple myself (Infantry and Colonel). :)

[@Dweller415]

The Soviet uniforms were the best.

[@leonarddavies288]

You closet commie

[@user-fb9ql8bm2e]

@@leonarddavies288 I’m openly a commie :)

[@kyrios443]

@@leonarddavies288 yeah everyone know that equality is shit (lol)

[@Sleepyhead211]

I prefer 1992-2007 Russian former dress uniform

[@karlchung]

Dimitry Yazov passed away on 25th February, 2020 at aged 95 .

[@DarkKnight-ow7fd]

@Muhammad Azril Naufal Makmur Idiot.

[@MyUsernameisDifferent]

@Muhammad Azril Naufal Makmur wdym, Yazov and many other high ranking communist officials in the USSR attempted to coup out Gorbachev because his plans were failing on the nation

[@SoryRN]

REST IN PEACE

[@awkptn]

22:54 Jubilee Slow March 25 Year of the Red Army 23:50 Slow March "Tankmen-Winners" 24:48 Guard Slow March of Navy 25:25 Slow March of the Officer Schools 26:07 Slow March Dmitri Illarionovich Pertsev 26:48 Slow March No.1 of the Infantry Units 27:27 Guard Slow March of the Navy 28:05 Slow March "Victory" 28:37 Guard Slow March of the Navy 29:10 Slow March "V.S. Runov" 30:07 Guard Slow March of the Navy 31:09 Long Live Our State 32:26 44:13 59:37

[@ykamoshita]

22:54 - Jubilee Slow March 25 Year of the Red Army 23:50 - Slow March "Tankmen-Winners" 24:48 - Guards Navy counter march 25:25 - Slow March of the Officer Schools 26:07 - Censored march 26:49 - Red Army Patrol March 27:26 - Guards Navy counter march 28:05 - Crucifixion March "Victory" 28:37 - Guards Navy counter march 29:11 - Slow march (Runov) 30:07 - Guards Navy counter march 31:09 - Long live our state (long live our country) 32:26 - Fanfare 40:00 - 42:47 National anthem of U.S.S.R. 42:50 - Fanfare signal 44:26 - Let's march bravely comrades 44:51 - Varshavianka 46:27 - The red army is the storongest 47:16 - We are the Red Cavalry 48:46 - The sacred war 49:11 - Victory day 50:28 - In defense of the motherland 51:48 - On guard for peace 53:22 - Phalanx march 54:17 - Avia march 55:36 - Leningrad 56:07 - We are the army of the people 58:04 - There's a parade on Red Square 58:34 - Sports march 59:37 - Wide is my motherland 1:01:21 - Victorious march 1:02:49 - Salute to Moscow 1:06:00 - March of Tankmen 1:08:30 - Invincible and legendary 1:12:50 - Let's march bravely comrades 1:13:15 - Varshavianka

[@slevisham]

И 1:11:07 ? ))

[@thebj2701]

1:13:15 this part is just amazing with the background music!

[@johnnya5667]

I think it’s varshavianka

[@JanuszKrysztofiak]

It is the Polish socialist song "Warszawianka 1905" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whirlwinds_of_Danger

[@KillerofWestoids]

57:02 to 57:10 is also amazing with trumpet part of “we are army of the people” in the background.

[@CaptainWahoo-gh2pg]

44:51 varshavianka 46:27 the red army is the strongest 47:16 cavalry trot 47:28 we are the red cavalry 48:46 the sacred war 49:11 victory day 50:29 in defense of the motherland 51:48 on guard for peace 53:23 phalanx march 54:17 Aviamarch 55:37 March, Leningrad 56:07 we are the army of the people 58:04 there’s a parade on red square 58:35 sports march 59:38 wide is my motherland 1:01:21 victorious march 1:02:49 salute to Moscow 1:07:24 March of Tankmen 1:08:30 invincible and Legendary

[@fabiojr8082]

up

[@KillerofWestoids]

Can you do this for the 1981, 1984, 1985 October revolution parades and 1985 victory day parade ?

[@CaptainWahoo-gh2pg]

@@KillerofWestoids you got it

[@averyiker9137]

I know I'm kind of randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to stream new tv shows online?

[@bostonjuan9537]

@Avery Iker Flixportal

[@DungNguyen-jf4in]

32:25 Moscow parade fanfare, October Revolution version

[@ashish_p_sasi]

SOVIET UNION was a grait country ... There is no other countries like this since the formation of Earth....Love you USSR from India🇮🇳

[@katze9921]

22:54 '25 Years of the Red Army'

[@JPMorganSuckBalls]

Слава Советскому Союзу! 40:00

[@lawdennis3801]

The parade also displayed on of the strongest weapon of the Soviets, *THE RUSSIAN WINTER*

[@RedSamurai84]

You should look at the 1979 parade then.

[@kobemop]

Cope. The Nazis lost on all fronts lol.

[@fireclown7751]

39:45 soviet national anthem the best music in the world!

[@vectoz3021]

Ок ем уец

[@Dweller415]

It was until the Russian imperialists co-opted it.

[@ItsMikeLearns]

Прекрасное время, чтобы быть живым!

[@mariapopova-gc8yk]

Никогда не устаю смотреть парады на Красной площади.

[@user-jm7gz9ee3m]

Была огромная страна...

[@HikaruFX12645]

Today a young in this parade maybe turn 50 to 60 years old. Time flies so fast.

[@herondelatorre4023]

HikaruFX12645: So exactly how young of a person are you referring to or what exact age group are you talking about????

[@HikaruFX12645]

@@herondelatorre4023 at least a cadets.

[@SolarTerran]

36:49 The guy with the sunglasses looks to be Wojciech Jaruzelski, the last leader of the Polish People's Republic

[@alessandrocarbotti9241]

Probably he was, there were all the leaders of the Warsaw Pact's countries

[@toni1397]

Мир без СССР не имел никакого значения. СССР всегда жив

[@igorsergeev1212]

Участвовал сам, в строю Московских кадетов!!!

[@パンプキン和訳]

59:37

[@АндрейСчастлиенко]

наши люди смогли совершить великие дела,а Вы тов.ЯзовД.Т. не смогли В 1991 г сохранить СССР вся власть силы была в ваших руках,какого-то Ельцина не смогли облогорозумить!!

[@RussianDrummer]

Борю обуздать не смогли

[@ГабильГулиев-я5ы]

После Сталина и Берии постепенно в КГБ и партийную должность через знакомство ворвались антисоветские шпионы и они занимались коррупцией и воровством ! После 85 года ничего не надо было трогать ,но необходимо было тайно ,чтобы не отвлечь Советских людей от работы и учёбы ,проводить репрессии против 1 - вых секретарей райкомов ,председателей раисполкомов ,прокуроров и начальник милиции ,среди военных ,в высшых ешелонов власти находились очень много фальшивых потриотов ! Главное надо было правильно проверять ,выбрать и избрать кадров и правильно над ними контролировать ! 🇦🇿

[@flintheartglomgold5276]

Борю надо было расстреливать, а не облогоразумлять

[@myduck3518]

100 Лайков - 100 Лет ВОСР!

[@myduck3518]

48:41 Странное Знамя Победы!

[@myduck3518]

***** Дубликат!

[@fast_harmonic_psychedelic]

это выглядит так холодно, я чувствую их бррр, лол. вернуть СССР. Рабочие могут вернуть его только своей собственной силой. Это то, чему люди должны учиться. За советский союз боролись ожесточенно и его просто распустили, пока все не смотрели. И люди продолжают надеяться, что кто-то в государстве или судах его восстановит.. не восстановят. строить советы и делать это. Вот что такое был Советский Союз, ведь не может быть Советского Союза без Советов рабочих и солдатских депутатов на каждом заводе и в каждом районе, где рабочие могут обсуждать, решать и проводить в жизнь эти решения. через советы решаются все стороны жизни общества. экономика, культура, научные исследования и т. д. Более поздняя модель Госплана была не советской демократией, а своего рода либеральным бонапартизмом. Контроль социализма снизу вверх от фабзавкомов к советам представителей рабочих комитетов, вплоть до верховного совета многих советов, центрального комитета верховного совета и т. д. Головы ничего не решают, они только сообщают волю тех, ниже. Когда рабочие придут к власти, Все последуют твоему примеру. Они ждут тебя. Это не означает, что Путин обязательно будет свергнут, наоборот, Путин может быть избран генеральным секретариатом. Это работа, а не статус. Однако богатые потеряют свои машины и богатство, рабочие будут управлять ими и решать, как использовать доходы. Только тогда, после того, как рабочие создадут советы и через советы рабочий контроль над производством, создадутся условия для признания широкими массами организаций, созданных и контролируемых рабочими, как легитимного нового/первоначального рабочего государства. Тогда и только тогда будет восстановлена ​​РСФСР. И если вы его построите, то и остальные бывшие советские республики - рабочие в них - будут то же самое, вопреки тому, что думает их национальная буржуазия. Они быстро присоединятся к вам, и Федеративное Союз Социалистических Советских Республик снова станет реальностью. И он может даже распространиться дальше на запад, вдохновляя рабочих, опустошенных веками капитализма, чтобы, наконец, сделать следующий шаг. Социалистическая федерация земли может стать тем, что определит столетие и положит конец всем войнам. Ни один фашист больше никогда не будет угрожать миру. Только новое социалистическое движение рабочих и солдат может действительно победить фашизм и предотвратить мировую войну. Поторопитесь, товарищи, времени уже нет. Это должно не дестабилизировать, а фактически снова сделать СССР великим.

[@2nd100k]

40:05 best part

[@johnrussell3755]

great footage

[@barbaraanderson384]

Greatest Military ever the Soviet Union Military.

[@henriquesa2384]

Second greatest.

[@muhammadhafizzaini9293]

@@henriquesa2384 Nope

[@rickyhermawan8979]

@@henriquesa2384 not 2nd. The most, period.

[@henriquesa2384]

@@rickyhermawan8979 2nd

[@KillerofWestoids]

@Henrique Sá The red army was easily the strongest army in the world from 1945 to 1991.

[@mchlbk]

Unfortunately, Gorbi was too late to save the ruins of the Soviet empire. The economy was in ruins and people were fed up, there really wasn't much for him to build on.

[@brucetharpe762]

Brezhnev weakened the entire thing

[@mafiosomemer3730]

They have to endure it to end the Cold War, otherwise it might be still there when we're alive by now.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Gorbachev had the idea that you had to capitulate tp the United States or be left behind.... it turns out the United States is dying inside.... Russia overreacted and should have just waited out until the United States died from its own Wars in Iraq and everywhere else ...Russia should have prevented NATO from going into Eastern Europe ...Russia should have given Iraq weapons to kill Americans during the 1991 and 2003 Iraq Wars

[@yorn3209]

7:27 - респект тому, кто это придумал)))

[@NYCGUY122]

Да здравствует СССР, да здравствует Коммунистическая партия ☭ ☭ ☭

[@HikaruFX12645]

Alexander Syrssky at 1:00:00 The third man. Irony of fate.

[@KillerofWestoids]

49:12 I started to cry Eternal glory to the soviet soldier and the USSR.

[@raimundoreis5510]

понравился парад

[@anindrapratama]

at least there’s a parade rendition of The Red Cavalry march

[@АндрейЖарков-у5д]

Слава СССР и позор современной России!!!

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

i'm watching this while cleaning my Kalashnikov rifle and tokarev pistol.

[@haiboriver]

When there was still a Soviet Union the world was a way better safer place to live...miss USSR!

[@tantainguyen4290]

Ferdinand I I bet u didnt,either. My gramp went to the ussr in the 70s and he told my mum that thats his dream is our country will some day be just like them, he even gave my mum a russian doll that he got as survenir

[@thatoneguy7792]

I can’t stand all you ignorant Americans talking about how great ussr was when you’ve never lived there

[@keysersoze8678]

TAIxGOPNIK GAMING Listen here lil american boi. Both of my PARENTS lived half of their life in that shitty country as USSR. They alongside any fucking relative of mine who lived in ussr tell me how low was the quality of life. You had to stay in queue 3-4 hours just to get a fucking small piece of shitty meat. YOU HAD TO WAIT 10 YEARS TO BUY A GODDAMN CAR. And im not joking. Now, all of my grandparents suffered when they were children from the 47-48 attrition. Bet u never heard of it. The entire family of their uncle died in Siberia cause he was deported, which happened to about 3 million people. At school there was massive propaganda. After you graduate the university u didnt get to choose a job. You had to work where they told you to. Ask your gramp, if it was so good, why the hell did it come back? Please dont make you remind that besides russia, there were 13 states under soviet ocuppation which were forming the ussr

[@tantainguyen4290]

Ferdinand I I aint no american, im vietnamese, my gramp went to ussr cuz he got a scholarship granted by the gorverment to study in ussr. I think he went to Kiev? Maybe ur family just got it bad

[@tantainguyen4290]

Ferdinand I How was ur life bad? Exept for the gulag part, many people TODAY who graduated from collage go to work at Mcdonald. And there are people that dont even have car at all. And waitng 3 hour to get a peice of meat are pure lies, u describe it even worse than Vietnam in the 60s. Even if what u have said are true, its probaly in the 40s after ww2, even the British dont have food after ww2. And my gramp only went to ussr to study, if he can stay , he would

[@fitobaldueza]

gracias!

[@rostixxkokishche1875]

19:40 на слове "Перестройка", как будто хотели отключить камеру. Странно. А по правде, с 1985 года начался внутренний развал страны, приведший к абсолютному.

[@HikaruFX12645]

I used to see a full video in 2010 this part is still intact maybe it could be a recording problem at this part.

[@KillerofWestoids]

USSR didnt really start collapsing till November 1989 when everyone realised that Gorbachev wasn't brezhnev or stalin. If Gorbachev had decided to use the soviet red army to stop fall of Berlin wall, then there is good chance that USSR wouldnt have collapsed.

[@TheSanityInspector]

I thought I remembered that there were some historical reenactors in this parade, people dressed in 1917 style greatcoats and Budenny helmets. I didn't see them.

[@lordandsaviour5666]

8 months late, but it that not them there at around 45:14 ?

[@TheSanityInspector]

@@lordandsaviour5666 You're right; I didn't watch closely enough.

[@Vanidze123]

Как мерзко смотреть на горбачева с яковлевым рядом с маршалом Язовым.

[@garvitg6807]

Last days of OUR great union

[@SourrainTri]

48:41 Soviet/Russian Victory Flag in October Revolution Day

[@ViGiYT]

Here is some good tips to make an anthem: *says URRAAAA x3*

[@Skibidi_tanker69]

Urraaa urraa uraaa

[@SHOGUNMATSUDAIRATETSUO1603]

31:07 long live our state

[@Shtormovoy65]

Посмотрев на морды в президиуме, вопросов на тему: "почему СССР слили" не осталось...

[@videosofmygrandpaeating6142]

39:58

[@fernandomanzanares5555]

19:46 democracy, peace, reestructuration, acceleration. A bit surprised by the last one - I thought uskorenie had already been phased out by late 1987.

[@wowaldo77]

мне как раз в тот день до 16-летия 22 дня оставалось)))

[@NeuesLied]

11:54 anyone know what is the title of this song?

[@zarya2022]

Hymn to Moscow by Muradeli/Гимн Москве Мурадели

[@marcelogonzalez8547]

Fidel!

[@brianrunyon266]

Love the march version of Long Live Our State.

[@Ktaurus26]

They need to bring it back to the March past instead of the equipment part of the parade

[@Wagner585]

Glory to Stalin glory Russia CCCP respect from Brazil URRAAAAAAA URRAAAAAAA URRAAAAAAA AVANTE CAMARADAS 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊

Is it fidel Castro in 37:01??

[@zonxo]

Yes, also Romania Ceausesku, Bulgaria Zhivkov , DDR Erich Honecker and so on .

[@rickyhermawan8979]

@@zonxo wow, I thought ceausescu with his country doesn't like Soviet Union for some reason

[@aolid7578]

Rewatching this as recently announced Gorbachovs death

[@НиколайБелоус-х2я]

Я не из этого Союза. В моём СССР мавзолей не имел черной облицовки. А имя Ленин - было золотыми рельефными буквами.

[@KillerofWestoids]

57:02 to 57:10 Exactly the kind of cold killers the KGB would have loved.

[@MrProfffff]

Так вот что означало "Демократия Перестройка Ускорение..."

[@jeanbatiste4533]

Greatest nation on earth !!!!!

[@claudiapinho-memorias]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@98based30]

If you really want to see what was one of the biggest problem, then you need to watch the faces of the leaders and the leadership.Most of soviet politicians are old people, no middle aged or young people among them.

[@arsbekbek2588]

thats called Stagnation. people in power uper echalon no rotation sinse Khruchev. economy

[@lastway7850]

начало конца...

[@vovkash2007]

last way иди в жопу. Всё только начинается.

[@Penzenskiy]

начало нового путинского конца по раздачи востока китайцам.

[@rekam8434]

Slava russiya

[@Мурманск-е7ц]

I miss my 1920s military uniforms

[@K-Boogie7999]

Looks like Fidel Castro made an appearance

[@Kristjan519]

And just 4 years later it ( Soviet Union) ended.

[@keysersoze8678]

Thank God it ended. Should've happened earlier.

[@Davitofrito]

@@keysersoze8678 But without it the west is tearing itself apart and socialism has gotten a second lease on life it never would have had otherwise. Having a political, military and economic foe kept all our internal problems at bay. Wish they had stayed around if only to keep us on our toes.

[@keysersoze8678]

@@Davitofrito You are right about the west, but allow me to remember that the soviets sponsored, encouraged and presumably even created the leftist movements from western Europe, that is, imo, the very reason why the west is now the way it is. I think our salvation as europeans is the US.

[@RSFSR-Anthems]

at 1:13:40 Boris Yeltsin

[@sparky4insano]

KILL

[@Kremlinbot-mz1cm]

RSFSR наш спаситель

[@ИванНикитин-я3ы]

RSFSR thanks

[@hugochavez5862]

36:48 Wojciech Jaruzelski 👍 37:02 Fidel Castro 👍 Fuck Yeltsin 🖕 Fuck Gorbachev 🖕

[@evyn04]

We’re?

[@EduardoSilva-yy3xn]

Unhappy....it's over urss,missing

[@М62]

32:26 The Epic Intro.

[@rtv7973]

Why they remove the republics flags from this year ?

[@coleman4840]

Pladimir Voutine the unity of the other SSRs was being questioned

[@txivleejtubthojkujsimmaott2577]

pomnquab tsispaubtswvpom nquabtsispaubnquabchaw

[@arvindhveera1923]

The tradition was followed till 1989 parade.

[@paulmorley1225]

Goosestepping - it does present a very disciplined and intimidating look but it causes unnecessary damage to a soldier's body. Those poor bastards endured a lot of unnecessary damage to their backs and feet.

[@camilomejia8592]

que hermosa de veía Moscú su arquitectura

[@tz4217]

What's the song starting at 31:28 and onwards ?

[@tz4217]

NVM it's long live our country

[@qayzr3676]

Do you have the name of the march at 46:35 ?

[@RedSamurai84]

Красная Армия всех сильней - Red Army is the Strongest

[@adajohnson0410]

In English red army is the strongest of all kapcha

[@Kreatorisbackyt]

RIP Gorbachev

[@shankarsharma5815]

In that year, you already had a devil at the head of the state, who destroyed your empire.

[@lawdennis3801]

44:14 march past starts

[@吉澤治-x5s]

Guten Morgen.

[@Bustamamgendut]

The weather look nicer compared by this day.

[@maggydasmauschen373]

I hope that the soviets are rebuilt, when they are I will leave my country to help

[@maggydasmauschen373]

Mike Ding I just wish it could be built in my country. But I know now it's a false hope.

[@thatoneguy7792]

Maggy das Mäuschen why would you want your country to be screwed up

[@Kap-Kan]

​@@thatoneguy7792Советскому Союзу мешали развиваться,огородили железной стеной,и все-таки мы были во многом первые.Западные СМИ лили грязь и создавали негативный образ СССР .Хотя люди тут были счастливы,добры и честными,верили в дружбу и помогали ближнему.Бесплатно учились, лечились,каждый мог получить жилье бесплатно. Сейчас эти же ,,паразиты всей планеты'' мешают России развиваться.

[@redlotus5610]

everything has it begging as well as end...so accept it.....

[@rashidmathey5928]

44:07 that officer is looking somewhat angry... He is speaking to one of the guys lined up like he is saying: this is your last warning you hear?

[@KillerofWestoids]

They are KGB officers. The one with green caps.

[@yurichernousov6195]

Что название песни в 11:57?

[@RedSamurai84]

Я не знаю, к сожалению.

[@Crlmrtn]

lili-lilya2009.narod.ru/index/gimn_moskve/0-594

[@ALLALENINAAmsterdam]

I love you 😊🎉❤

[@lawdennis3801]

51:51-51:54 Brad Pitt and Mr. Bean??? Never thought them as Soviet spies!!!

[@Kevin-ps9yf]

22:52,23:16,25:28,26:06 al - jazeera zil documentary parts 14:15,28:14,44:14 Thumbnail: 59:54

[@luisfelipegoncalves4977]

The soldier with a thin moustache in the minute 51:52 resembled Brad Pitt to anyone or is it just me?

[@泉佐野の原人]

40:00anthem

[@T2taketakaC]

20:15 Демократия, Мир, Перестройка, Ускорение (民主主義、平和、ペレストロイカ、加速)

[@USSR1991SENNA]

同志タケタカさんではないですか！

[@USSR1991SENNA]

この年のパレードが一番好きですね。 ゴルバチョフさんの事は残念でならないですね

[@barbaraanderson384]

True Hero's

[@danielseverance9909]

Was Chernobyl still on fire releasing those atomic particles, or is that just snow ?

[@SMTousif]

Gorbachev still living .

[@ekarizkykhalimi3143]

the first song please after the pupils begin defile walk..

[@RedSamurai84]

Варшавянка - Varshavyanka

[@elijah24567]

Not as cool as today but still similarities are seen

[@tv-iq2fm]

What name is 47:17 song

[@cankesmis3559]

Marsh Budyonnogo or Budyonny cavalry march

[@timoilonen1926]

41:04 Who's he?

[@rickyhermawan8979]

Probably retired general

[@cloudysoup9056]

I think i remember him in 1970 parade! Theres a video on it

[@yugare474]

37:41 oh that stall

[@Romovista]

Does anyone know the name of the song that begins at 11:55??

[@Zollverein-b3o]

Тоже хотелось бы знать

[@TIAGO543211]

Perestroika ruined it all

[@dasbubba841]

The USSR was already starting it's economic slump. Perestoika sped up the fall of the USSR, which was pretty much going to happen anyway.

[@zactastic9564]

In my opinion, Gorbachev tried to make the Soviet Union kinda like PRC. It's the other Soviet leaders before him that fudged the Soviet Union. Other Soviet leaders did not bother with economic reform and other stuff to grow the Soviet economy.

[@zactastic9564]

+Soyuz hahahhahahaha lool

[@EmperorEdu]

1917 ruined it all

[@haio7743]

Zactastic95 it Yelstin, that drunkard

[@RevolutionarySM]

At 10:10 you can see Lenin, but Trotsky (who was standing next to him in the original 1918 picture) is still not shown by the Stalinist caste. Unlike many of Stalin's victims, Leon Trotsky was never rehabilitated. Maybe it was because he never surrendered to the bureaucracy that killed off in the USSR on 25 December 1991!

[@KillerofWestoids]

50:13 to 50:21😍😍😍😍