Leonid Brezhnev Funeral Soviet Military Memorial Parade 15.11.1982

[@GamingWithLit]

March: In defense of the Motherland

[@tabarishlukashenko7631]

COMRADE BREZHNEV, MAY YOU BE IN PEACE AT YOU'RE GRAVE. LONG LIVE THE LEGACY OF GENERAL SECRETARY LEONID ILYICH BREZHNEV, URA!!! ASWELL AS, HIS GREAT SUPPORT HE GAVE TO THE PALESTINIANS THROUGH HIS RULE, URA!!!!

[@elmahanne9110]

Все главы социалистических стран и республик пришли прощаться с товарищем и соратником, с чувством глубокой скорби и утраты, последнего добросовестного, можно сказать, "на своей шкуре" познавшего огонь великой войны, советского лидера. Последним в этом ролике вы видите легендарного Фиделя Кастро - Кубинского революционера, воевавшего в первых рядах Кубинских национальных героев - освободителей, патриота и вождя Кубинского народа.

[@sanmoratalla]

the beginning of the end .

[@tennisguyky]

Brezhnev died on November 10, 1982, only three days after the Nov 7 revolution military parade. The weather on Nov 7, 1982 was clear, but bitterly cold, and Brezhnev stood out in it for around an hour. This probably helped cause his death three days later.

[@vandammefanz1]

May Brezhnev life long in our memmoris

[@Victorddt]

Beautiful march!

[@588158]

Many thanks! It is a beautiful march!

[@Ekaterinburg_1991]

Чеканя шаг, перед Мавзолеем проходят части войск Московского гарнизона. Они отдают последнюю воинскую почесть руководителю партии и государства, Председателю Совета Обороны СССР Маршалу Советского Союза

[@Clonetrooper1139]

The cracks in the Soviet system began to show under Brezhnev. The economy had begun to stagnate and you could see the Soviet Union's days were numbered. Nice formations, though. Like to see the Russians march.

[@Kettenhund31]

Farewell, my glorious enemy.

[@NoNameByeBye]

+Kettenhund31 Farewell to yourself !

[@spkanava]

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[@MrNikolay1963]

@Leninabad Это был ВЕЛИКИЙ человек! Великая стран! Великий народ, народ всего Советского Союза

[@tennisguyky]

@SouthwesternEagle Good historical analogy! Yes, in 1841 Harrison stood out in the freezing cold and delivered the longest US presidential inaugural address in history, around 2 hours. He caught pneumonia and died a few weeks later as a result. Brezhnev probably would have died anyway, but being at the 1982 parade no doubt hastened his demise.

[@mohamedrafaly4833]

que as suas obras o acompanhe...

[@bjr43]

Great that you uploaded this.

[@spkanava]

Leonid Brezhnev CCCP Anthem 82

[@Egleemann]

qué llamativo y bonito! me gusta los eventos militares! muy llamativos!!!

[@JoshBIG85]

Wow, finnally a new soviet parade video in KZbin!! :)

[@Sismiques]

The Militia in Stalin's time was becoming just another Bourgeois police force. Kruschev dissolved the all-Union MVD and gave control of the Militias to the Republics. This was more in tune with Lenin's Militia Programme than Stalin's time.

[@traderjts]

Amen, he is burning in the lowest rungs of hell.

[@VISMSZED]

No. That students of military academies, cadets of military schools - all excellent pupils. Also in the parade is usually attended by Marine units, airborne troops and Interior Ministry. And go marched on Red Square is not "Their only TASK" and giving them the right to honor for distinguished service / education. Drill training is a mandatory part of their education.

[@Justlatvian1994]

Well Stalin tried to build Socialism, but on Human bones. He began the first five year plan in 1928 to turn USSR from agricultural to industrial state. It ended with famine in Ukraine, Southern Russia and Northern Khazakhstan which happened in 1932-1933.

[@MrLowrevia]

Young russians dont know about this, they hear stalin was good

[@vgrepairs]

If Stalin had surrendered or appeased hitler like so many other leaders did then Germany would have won.

[@spkanava]

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[@athame57]

Tovarich! Is more like a victory parade than a funeral!

[@eduardofrancescoaivazova9749]

Fan

[@Sismiques]

In the end, he accepted appalling terms that humiliated his own country, destroyed his own political career, and led to his deposition from the Soviet leadership not long afterward. However, he did so while also managing to save Cuba, extracting a promise from the US government never to invade it.

[@snota1]

Been there, seen it. Heard it. Stood there. Adc to the Norwegian Crown Prince then. On my right hand side stood Fidel Castro. With his beard blowing in the wind. And next to him Nicolau Cauchescu from Romania. Thoght by myself. What is a small rural boy from Norway doing here. On the prominent stand? But I knew of course that it was not me, but the Crown Prince that mattered.

[@andrasferencudvardi4855]

Great

[@jaklingoworit3801]

Красная армия печалится. Она доказывает маршалу Советского Союза последнюю и великолепную честь. Андропов играет в театре. Я нахожу, здесь несется Советский Союз к могиле. Очень меланхолически я буду! У меня был в 1982 тот же самый грипп как Леонид Илич. Я был молод и не умер. Брежнев жил долго при его образе жизни! Что я думаю о нем? Слава и честь Брежнева! Sorry for my bad Russian! I´ll improve it. Salut from me in Berlin to all of You comrades!

[@HELESPONTify]

Good man

[@MrLowrevia]

Bad man

[@gabenewell3955]

@@MrLowrevia good man

[@MrLowrevia]

@@gabenewell3955 invasion of afghanistan?

[@seancedrickatienza3900]

Title of the marching music please?

[@tobiasf1]

yes, that was comrade Castro just when the image was fading.

[@Sismiques]

Khrushchev, was a great leader. He wanted to defend the Soviet Union and Cuba, so he put missiles in Cuba to even the nuclear playing field and reduce the likelihood of the US launching a first strike against the USSR or invading Cuba. Once he realized what a dangerous nutjob(Kennedy) he was dealing with, however, he put concern for the fate of humanity above all other considerations and began frantically trying to find a way to defuse the crisis before Kennedy went and started a war.

[@farooqazam5198]

What tune are they marching to ?

[@xamgascon_]

its looks funny

[@jaidulkarimiram970]

rest in peace love and respect from Bangladesh.....who helped us win against Pakistan in 1971 by stopping US navy 7th fleet from entering bay of Bengal. ...He is a Great man

[@darthlegionguy]

you're so delusional

[@spkanava]

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[@SouthwesternEagle]

@tennisguyky That's what happened to William Harrison.

[@Rachproglieriev]

Does anybody know the name of the first march? I hear it almost everywhere...

[@588158]

What is the name of the march?

[@GanaOnlineDinero]

Leónidas fue el que inició el declive de la URSS

[@KostyaPetrov]

подскажите пожалуйста, что за марш играет вначале парада, когда он только начинается!!!

[@Ekaterinburg_1991]

Марш В Защиту Родины

[@spkanava]

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[@BrandonSW91]

Was that Comrade Castro at the end???

[@Kazilikaya]

A-MEN!

[@ramonoropeza9146]

what is the name of the march?

[@khrhee5]

In defense of the motherland

[@orochigold2529]

1. In Defense of the Homeland (В Защиту Родины) 2. Guard for Peace (На Страже Мира) 3. Phalanx March (Строевой Марш) And the marches loop back to In Defense of the Motherland concluding with Guard for Peace

[@zarya2022]

@588158 "В защиту Родины" В. Рунов / "In defence of homeland" V. Runov

[@Ekaterinburg_1991]

Нет

[@zarya2022]

@@Ekaterinburg_1991 что нет?

[@Ekaterinburg_1991]

@@zarya2022 нет не В.Рунов Марш В Защиту Родины

[@zarya2022]

@@Ekaterinburg_1991 Тогда что?

[@spkanava]

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[@GlentoranMark]

Soviet Union wasn't the only country that held the World to ransom in a cold war.

[@Tovarich71]

Does anybody know the name of the First March in English Please

[@farooqazam5198]

What's this tune they re marching to.

[@spkanava]

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[@dividednations44]

march in defense of the motherland

[@Handdonful]

it's totally kidding. how can they use such pleasant music in one's funeral.

[@Lipiniorz25]

0:30 ten z dołu pomylił odleglosc gdzie sie ma zatrrzymac ze kolega z tyłu by na niego wpadl

[@retroguy1976]

I dunno much bout their army in that march the end guys were looking forward while the others were looking sideways any reason why??!!

[@vonfrackenstein7108]

the guy in the side looking forward keeps the platoon marching straight ,, that guy is called " right lead soldier" the front one sets the pace direction and controls the whole movement on the platoon,, the others look the podium to salute the higher ranking officers.

[@spkanava]

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[@brucetharpe762]

0:37

[@xxxgamestearxxx337]

please show some repsect you when someone goes to a vid about the death pf your leader most of them have respect for the dead i am not a fan of the soviets but without them we wouldn't be free now the nazi could have ruled the world if it wasn't for the soviets who defeated the nazi's in ww2 greetings from the netherlands

[@marotavio]

Is it Fidel Castro in the end?

[@stevenbrrtt]

I remember Garrick Utley saying that the Soviets wanted to convey a different tune to George Schultz, representing the US as our Secry of State. to which Schultz said in his typical understated way, "Yeah, no kidding with that march just after they buried him, Different tune alright." Looks like Putin's playing his own tunes in Syria. Pretty soon they'll be funeral dirges for lots of Ivans and Ivanas. Give the rebels time and they'll figure out the neo-Romanovs under Putin just like they did their Soviet grandfathers in Afghanistan.

[@xsnake666]

USSR, not URSS.

[@MrLowrevia]

Funny, how people walk like robots

[@clintinterface]

hmmm ganz ehrlich, die märsche der wehrmacht mit musik und stechschritt haben mehr!

[@EUROFIGHTER14567]

***** lol

[@beaucourtfabrice5665]

Die Lieder der Wehrmacht sind aber nicht so schön wie die der Roten Armee

[@spkanava]

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[@Daladun]

Go watch the funeral of Ronald Reagan. The equality of capitalism eh?

[@TheArmyOfFreedom]

God bless Russia motherland!

[@jawedz]

imo, the communism's digma was too idealistic, too untested, too much boastfull. the soviet union collapsed under the weight of that. marx did not have a concreted idea about how a socialist society would be organised. lenin looked at war time economy of germany and thought of using it. so the soviet system is essntially war time capitalist economy. if i were a soviet leader, i would slowly distance my self from marxism-leninsm, like china.

[@Carmine_Catalano]

The worst politician of URSS post Stalin. Kruscev rules!

[@antonioneves3200]

E morreu

[@Markov092]

Look who's talking, person who doesn't even know term communism itself.

[@charles19502010]

In defense of motherland. /watch?v=6q5fcLkE9L8

[@Justlatvian1994]

Brezhnevs time is known as stagnation, but stagnation started earlier. Communism never succeded and Stalin purged elite of Soviet Union. Try to find talanted people, its not easy.

[@Lyraorganum]

The USSR was achieving economic miracles under Stalin.

[@jawedz]

H Vølle ture, but examine the cause. other countries who experienced great destruction in WWII, namely japan and west germany, also achieved economic miracle as well. so, the cause may not be stalin or leninsm, but instead economic momentum created from reconstruction.

[@Justlatvian1994]

Communism will never succeed. Stalin achived victory in WW2, but he turned Soviet Union in to tyranny.

[@jawedz]

Rūdolfs Rubenis yes, it was bad even in 1920's. it was essentially modeled on WW I german war time econmy that lenin witnessed plus a genrous social security system and police state.

[@pookijman]

robots

[@agrippa19]

funeral of devil

[@Kharkovkid]

You keep trashing talking Brezhnev and they`ll give you five years for slander THEN tack on another twenty for disclosing State secrets...