Victory Day/День Победы (Soviet Song) | Reaction [Very Touching] - Filipino-Canadian Reacts

[@garry021967]

с таким знанием истории кажется что люди с другой планеты

[@oldsport24]

потому что у них своя история, ты же их историю не знаешь. Почему все должны знать твою историю?

[@АВГУСТАПРИХОДЬКО]

Почему это мы не знаем их историю? На уровне главных событий вполне знаем

[@Baaska1992]

эммм, Я лушче молчу

[@luna-oe2cs]

Там кроме хентая в голове ничего больше нет.

[@AlexMan-d4e]

Там у них вопще Россия виновата войне. Пропоганда Амереки )

[@Auslander_SS]

We celebrate Victory Day every year on May 9th. We are the last generation who see live veterans of that terrible war who gave their lives for a peaceful sky above their heads and the overthrow of the Nazi regime.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks for sharing, courage to you

[@ful5160]

The saddest thing that some of the bravest warriors never got to see Victory , they were wounded and died with only hopes and prayers of what could be accomplished

[@AbsoluteZero-lv8js]

WW2 absolutely devastated Russia

[@iplaygames8090]

@@AbsoluteZero-lv8js yep and you can see it in their foreign politic. Their obsesion with bufferstates and wiping out nazies.

[@craiglarge5925]

Two of my uncles fought against the Nazis in the Great World War of 2. one in France into Germany the other uncle fought them from Algeria to Sicily and all the way up through Italy ! !Russia and other Slavic countries had it much worse.

[@ЕкатеринаОфицерова-г7ч]

И правда слезы на глаза наворачиваются. Эта война коснулась каждого

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah, its hard not to tear up during things like this

[@ЕкатеринаОфицерова-г7ч]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian многие шли на войну детьми, а возвращались стариками. Настолько жестоко это было. Жестоко и бессмысленно, люди умирали от пуль и от голода, это страшно. В России наверное нет семьи, которую бы не коснулась великая отечественная война. Об этом нужно помнить. И такие видео очень отрезвляют и заставляют задуматься о том, что войны никому не нужны. Эти люди вернули нам мир. Даже ценой своей жизни. Многие улыбаются, хотя по сути вернулись из ада.

[@27Viktor27]

ПОЛ ЕВРОПЫ, ПРОШАГАЛИ ПОЛ ЗЕМЛИ! ЭТОТ ДЕНЬ МЫ ПРИБЛИЖАЛИ КАК МОГЛИ!

[@explosionsandfire-dm7yi]

ЭТО ДЕНЬ ПОБЕДЫ, ПОРОХОМ ПРОПАХ

[@SerJei91]

ЭТО ПРАЗДНИК С СЕДИНОЮ НА ВИСКАХ

[@ИванШабанов-в5к]

"Здравствуй, Мама, возвратились мы не все" - каждый раз сука слезу пускаю, как баба =((((

[@nikich2186]

Слезы, потому что это правда. У моего отца тоже семья была из 4 братьев, правда не во время войны жили уже, но если была такая семья в году так 42, то слова отражают правду, не все вернулись, но никто не забыт.

[@musaaliev7950]

герой умирает дважды когда погибает на земле и когда память о нем забыта

[@НародныйКомиссариатВнутрен-е1н]

Вы, не, как баба, Вы - НАСТОЯЩИЙ МУЖЧИНА! Только настоящий мужчина, может так искренне переживать и иметь такое доброе сердце! Поверьте мне, я Вам, как женщина пишу. Удачи, Вам, во всем!

[@ALEXRUSSIANOCCUPANT]

Люся))))

[@user-ri2ee2dx5r]

Ну да, только бабы же умеют показывать эмоции :/

[@AlbertAlecsandrovich]

1. We celebrate this holiday every year. Victory Day, May 9. 2. The right row is watched by the leading ones, they keep a straight line for the whole squad. The others look at the Commander-in-chief. 3. Different colors of uniforms for different branches of the armed forces. All kinds of troops participate in the main parade on Red Square. Infantry, sailors, special forces, artillery, tank troops, passing troops, air forces, etc.

[@MrSpirtometr]

The first victory parade was in 1945. Therefore, the video shows the anniversary parades (1965, 1985, 2005 etc). Although such parades are held yearly on May 9. Thanks for your reaction, Victory Day is a holy holiday for most people from the countries of the former USSR.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ahh okok thanks for the info :D

[@tttttttt8482]

Are you sure about the first victory day on 1945 ? I know Soviets started doing this parades from 1965, 20 years after the ww2,

[@MrSpirtometr]

@@tttttttt8482 you are wrong

[@tttttttt8482]

@@MrSpirtometr prove it

[@MrSpirtometr]

@@tttttttt8482 5:04 footage of the Victory parade on June 24, 1945 on the Red Square in Moscow, Russian soldiers throw captured fascist banners and flags to the ground

[@JK-tn6sx]

Love the USSR from Greece. Hope socialism can return in Russia 🇬🇷❤️🇷🇺

[@PantherTheCat_88]

Δεν θα επιστρέψει πουθενά ο σοσιαλισμός φίλε μην περιμένεις...

[@gnrv_co]

we will return it

[@ЕкатеринаОфицерова-г7ч]

Больше всего поразил кадр, где женщины трудятся над снарядами. И молодые и пожилые. И в то же время в строю идут совсем мальчишки. Как же это ужасно

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Its horrible indeed

[@ЕленаДонцова-ю1в]

Каждый раз, когда слышу эту песню реву! Мы все пропитаны болью этой войны…и должны сделать так, что бы Память о подвиге советского народа сохранялась нашими детьми и их детьми!

[@ЛюдмилаК-и4и]

8:20 soldiers are marching past the stands with war veterans and the president of Russia, so their eyes are fixed on the stands, and the extreme row looks straight, so that the rest could keep the formation and move focusing on the extreme soldiers. They march beautifully, don't they? More than 27 million people died in the USSR during the 4 years of the war. 2 brothers of my grandmothers did not return from the war alive, my grandfather at the age of 17 volunteered for the war in 1941, was wounded, captured, then released in 1943 by Soviet troops. Every Soviet family has relatives who suffered from this war! We all remember and honor our heroic ancestors who liberated the world from fascists!

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah, thank God for your freedom :)

[@taemck3946]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Unfortunately, God allowed this cursed war, and these people from the photos stopped it... And we salute them

[@ЕленаДонцова-ю1в]

@@taemck3946 да, но мы русские и с нами Бог! Думаю , без его помощи не обошлось!

[@ВиталийГуренко-ч7л]

​@@ЕленаДонцова-ю1в Да кто вообще первый начал говорить мы русские с нами бог? Это надпись на пряжке ремня нациста.

[@borisbakulin9646]

Впервые широкое применение девиз получил в ходе Тридцатилетней войны, однако до этого использовался как боевой клич римских солдат во времена Византийской империи (лат. Nobiscum Deus - Бог с нами!). Позже лозунг получил широкое применение в христианских государствах и странах.

[@ekaterinaumanskaia2405]

there are different uniforms because there are different types of military are represented (like navy, air force, etc). The parade take place every year on 9th of May. In the beginning there were actual veterans marching if I'm not mistaken but now they are usually guests of honor and watch parade from the benches.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Awesome, thanks so much for the info! :D

[@ЯрославМаркушев]

Каждый раз плачу, а иностранцам все улыбка

[@ЕвгенийИост-ц4в]

Я вообще не понимаю зачем они это смотрят. Ради хайпа?

[@vlife5324]

Они хоть немного пытаются понять, многим всё равно кто победил, большинство американцев до сих пор считают по своим учебникам, что это была их победа! Больше понимают те, кто изучает русский язык , кто читает рассекреченные документы… увы, у нас свои некоторые не понимают и поймут в чём смысл, потому что заявляют зачем вспоминать и зачем праздновать!!! Поэтому спасибо иностранцам, которые смотрят, читают, изучают, рассказывают друг другу и только так правда идёт по Миру снова и снова.

[@blackmart6441]

я тоже каждый раз плачу

[@rubybane8715]

У меня каждый раз от этой песни ком в горле и слёзы по щекам. Кровью и болью наших солдат была достигнута эта победа, это затронуло каждую семью, вот почему мы помним и нам плакать хочется. Иностранцы этого никогда не поймут, потому что не их деды кровь проливали

[@englishwithann9836]

Им не понять...

[@fishingfan9312]

Это святой праздник для каждого русского и отмечаем мы его каждый год!!! И еще тысячи лет будем отмечать на зло западу!!!

[@narine5318]

Не только для русского, но и для людей из бывших республик СССР это великий праздник!

[@djmayk6336]

Почему для русского? Чепушила, в основном берлине были больше не русских чем русских, тот же последний выстрел в берлине сделали Азербайджанцы, а окупировали сталинград вообще белорусы и украинцы

[@ВладимирМацкевич-з6б]

Good afternoon! My grandfather (my mother's father) is a Don Cossack, during the war he was a lieutenant. He has a medal "For the Defense of Moscow". Lost a leg. Another grandfather (my dad's dad) is a descendant of Belarusian nobles, was a partisan in the war. His entire family (father, mother and nine younger brothers and sisters) were burned alive by the Germans in a wooden house. After the war, he married a girl (my grandmother) who was a concentration camp prisoner (she got into a concentration camp at the age of 15). Until her death (died in 1993) she screamed in her sleep. I was born on the land of the Don Cossacks in the city of Novocherkassk. Not far from our city, the Germans buried alive the inhabitants of a small village, in which only the elderly, women and children remained, because all the men had gone to the front. They say the ground was moving for several days, people were trying to get out of the ground, so the Germans put machine gunners on top. Watch the movie "Go and See", it will help you understand that war a little.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Dang.... Thats intense :/

[@julialinnus2908]

I don't think she may sleep after that.its soul shaking

[@Mary-Nord]

Ужасные вещи вы рассказали..Просто ужас!!!Не приведи Господь такое пережить,что пережил ваш дедушка,очень жаль его погибших родных..Вечная им память..Правда меня немного удивило,что Советская власть не тронула вашего одного деда-дворянина и другого деда-донского казака.Удивляюсь как они уцелели во времена репрессий 30-ых годов,когда и людей имеющих дворянство уничтожали,да и казаков тоже не жаловали...Например,мой прадед-кубанский,потомственный казак особо не афишировал,что он был казаком.

[@ВладимирМацкевич-з6б]

@@Mary-Nord А зачем скрывал? Что на Дону, что на Кубани основная масса населения это потомки казаков и все про это знали.Есть советская песня "Едут, едут по Берлину наши казаки", а так-же фильмы "Тихий Дон" и "Кубанские казаки". Думаю что рассказы о размахе репрессий сильно завышены, особенно если не в центре, а на пререфирии. В Красной Армии служило 75 тыс. бывших офицеров (из них 62 тыс. дворянского происхождения), в то время как в Белой около 35 тыс из 150 тысячного корпуса офицеров Российской Империи. Прадеда, который был последним дворянином в роду не только не репрессировали, но и когда стали образовываться колхозы в Белоруссии сразу несколько его бывших сел выбрали председателем колхоза. А боярским род стал только с 1586 года, когда Ивану Мацкевичу король польский Стефан даровал титул и земли с крестьянами на реке Вилейке. А до этого в основном были вояками в дружинах полоцких, новгородских, галицких, польских и литовских князей. Так род разделился на бояр и простолюдинов. А в 18 веке императрица поселила поляков в селе "Мацкевичи" и те поляки тоже стали именоваться "Мацкевичами", но поляки идут от полян, а белорусы от кривичей.

[@dex2305]

@@Mary-Nord У меня тоже дед аристократ Михайлов, что интересно мая бабушка тоже аристократка и если бы революции не случилось моя семья владела бы половиной Минска (правда как максимум но всё же))

[@НаильШамсутдинов-м5т]

День Победы каждый год каждое 9 мая парад в каждом городе

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Its so awesome that it's not just in Moscow :)

[@crieva]

Ты на столько не опытна, тебе не надо делать вид, что тебе жаль.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Explanations please

[@БЕНДЕРЗАДУНАЙСКИЙ-н8л]

Слёзы... гордости и боли. Два моих деда вернулись Генералами... но, сколько родных погибло...Осетины небольшой народ, но за Родину готовы умереть все.

[@СергейНадежкин-ш2е]

Парад победы проводят как дань памяти жертвы, которую понесли народы СССР. Это дань уважения ветеранам, и ни в коем случае не демонстрация силы.

[@Lavi-05Love]

Спасибо Гамзатову за прекрасные стихи. Так красиво выразил всё, о чем думали миллионы людей

[@iFlacker]

Nobody wont understand russian feeling of that song. Whey we have tears of happiness and sorrow at the same time.....hope maybe someday all people in the world will learn that part of history for understanding our feelings.

[@ИмяФамилия-ь9ц4й]

27 миллионов....мы помним......

[@Maks_Morkovkin]

Hey beauty. Yes its real, and the voice youve hear at the beginning was the record of reall Radio message about taking Berlin

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Its awesome that those were preserved

[@TheMrEsseg]

I want you to realize, that back in the days USSR wasn’t just Russia. It was Ukraine, Belarus, Kazahtan.

[@TheMrEsseg]

Marshal Konev who took over Berlin by Soviet army, was Marshal of Ukraine and Belorussian front.

[@召命神弓]

USSR was massive

[@propheticdream666]

🇷🇺Over 55 million people died in World War II, of which 27 million died in the Soviet Union. The damage caused by the direct destruction and destruction of material assets on the territory of the USSR amounted to almost 41% of all countries participating in the war.And this is only official data, we have no families in which one of the great-grandfathers would not have died in the war. We will always remember these heroic people in the fight against fascists, in the fight for our future, for our country! The world was saved by a Russian soldier . No offense, but it seems to me that people from other countries will never understand our happiness on May 9 on Victory Day.💙🇷🇺

[@JK-tn6sx]

Love and respect from Greece my friend, I hope that communism and the USSR comes back in Russia. 1991 was a crime! 🇬🇷❤️🇷🇺

[@AbsoluteZero-lv8js]

27 million is absolutely heartbreaking lost rate

[@maral2014]

8:04 the people looking straight are called the "Right-hand markers". - In the military, a right hand marker is a soldier who is designated as the reference point for a formation or group of soldiers. This can include being the point of reference for marching, aligning the formation, or marking the position for other soldiers to follow. The term "right hand" refers to the fact that this soldier is typically positioned on the right side of the formation, and their role is to ensure that the formation is aligned and in the correct position.

[@ЮРИЙОЛЕЙНИК-в7й]

Представь, эти чёрно-белые кадры настоящие! там даже умирают по-настоящему! твой вопрос , конечно глупый

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Yeah, I know, so dumb, right? Hahahah

[@ОльгаМаркова-ъ4в]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian вы поймите нас, я уверена, вы не хотели никого обидеть, но это великая трагедия нашей страны. У нас нет ни одной семьи, которая бы не потеряла на этой войне кого-нибудь из близких. Поэтому мы так остро реагируем на ваш смех,здесь нет вообще ничего смешного.

[@michaelmiller6924]

"Den' Pobedy" ranks among the most popular in the large corpus of Russian songs devoted to the Second World War. The song refers to the Victory Day (9 May) celebration and differs from most of these by its cheerful intonations of a marching song and by the fact that it was composed some thirty years after the war. In the words of Vladimir Shainsky, a veteran composer, "the song seemed to have turned back the time. Although written three decades after the war, it now seems that it was this song that helped us to gain the victory" Den Pobedy Song by David Fyodorovich Tukhmanov and Vladimir Gavrilovich Kharitonov Text День Победы, как он был от нас далёк Как в костре потухшем таял уголёк Были версты, обгорелые, в пыли Этот день мы приближали как могли Этот День Победы Порохом пропах Это праздник С сединою на висках Это радость Со слезами на глазах День Победы День Победы День Победы Дни и ночи у мартеновских печей Не смыкала наша Родина очей Дни и ночи битву трудную вели Этот день мы приближали как могли Этот День Победы Порохом пропах Это праздник С сединою на висках Это радость Со слезами на глазах День Победы День Победы День Победы Здравствуй, мама, возвратились мы не все Босиком бы пробежаться по росе Пол-Европы, прошагали пол-Земли Этот день мы приближали как могли Этот День Победы Порохом пропах Это праздник С сединою на висках Это радость Со слезами на глазах День Победы День Победы День Победы Этот День Победы Порохом пропах Это праздник С сединою на висках Это радость Со слезами на глазах День Победы День Победы День Победы Quelle: Musixmatch Songwriter: давид тухманов / владимир харитонов in English Den Pobedy the text of the song Victory Day, how far away it was from us Like a charcoal melted in an extinguished fire Charred miles lay in the dust We made that day as close as possible That Victory Day smell of gunpowder This is a public holiday With gray hair at the temples It's joy With tears in the eyes day of the victory day of the victory day of the victory Days and nights at open ovens Our homeland has not closed its eyes Days and nights they fought a hard battle We made that day as close as possible That Victory Day smell of gunpowder This is a public holiday With gray hair at the temples It's joy With tears in the eyes day of the victory day of the victory day of the victory Hello mom, we are not all back yet Walk barefoot through the dew Half Europe, went half around the world We made that day as close as possible That Victory Day smell of gunpowder This is a public holiday With gray hair at the temples It's joy With tears in the eyes day of the victory day of the victory day of the victory That Victory Day smell of gunpowder This is a public holiday With gray hair at the temples It's joy With tears in the eyes day of the victory day of the victory day of the victory source Songwriters: David Tukhmanov / Vladimir Kharitonov

[@nesorrett]

It made me real sad when on 9:30 you compared the Victory Day parade to Scar and Hitler's army. This might not be obvious, but those comparisons really hurt.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Sorry you felt that way but that was not what I meant when talking about that 😂

[@ЛюбовьЛарина-э1е]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian Особенно неуместны улыбочки.

[@ЛюбовьЛарина-э1е]

Полностью поддерживаю!

[@F-22_Raptor]

Чел ущемился на ровном месте, рили дуд

[@jm-holm]

It's not too inaccurate. That style of synchronized marching and "showing off" is typical for authoritarian states and dictatorships. Nazi Germany wasn't first but in the current day it's countries like Russia, NK and China who still parade that way. Countries somewhat obsessed with their image and appearance of strength. Also, as much credit as the USSR deserves for defeating the Nazis and the massive sacrifice of life required to do so, the USSR and the red army were not good guys in WW2 either. Both the Nazis and the communists were evil, however you define evil. Both invaded other countries to expand their territory and murdered, imprisoned, deported and oppressed the peoples living in those countries. Many in my family were killed by Soviet invaders, their homes stolen and destroyed and their ancestral land never returned. Yet we see the perpetrators of such injustices celebrate themselves as heroes every year. That can also make one feel quite sad. In an ideal world, both the Nazi regime and the Soviet one would have been crushed.

[@sairamsald.3971]

The children at that time are called "The fatherless Generation" because the population of men in Russia shrinked deeply.

[@giggling_boatswain]

The leaders of the countries understood the importance of propaganda. Films were the best way to convey their idea to the masses. The second task of the Soviet front-line cameramen was to record the atrocities of the Nazis who did not have time to hide the traces of their crimes against civilians. These shots are terrible and cause me great anger and hatred towards the Nazis. All video materials are stored in state archives and are now available in digital form. We know today that there were 314 Soviet cameramen in total. One in five died. In the first days of the war, there was still no structure for organizing special front-line groups, but already on the fifth day in the newsreel magazine there were the first stories filmed by cameramen who happened to be in the combat area. Three weeks later, 16 film groups, numbering more than 90 cameramen, were working on the most important sectors of the front - the very first to go were experienced cameramen who had already filmed hostilities, as volunteers - 22 graduates of the camera department of Film Directing. Under the Main Political Directorate of the Red Army, a front department was created, at the Political Directorate of the Fronts, so-called groups were created, headed by the heads of the front groups - in most cases, directors or cameramen. Filming was carried out not only at the fronts, but also in partisan detachments - not only located on the territory of the country, the groups were transferred across the front line to other countries. For the operators who worked at the front, they had to practically learn the possession of weapons, and each of them was given some kind of rank, each put on shoulder straps and a tunic. And in order to be a military man, you need to be able to wield weapons. And there were many cases when the operator had to put down the camera and take up arms. The operator was not an outside observer. So, for example, transferred to the aviation unit near Poltava, S. Shkolnikov filmed the front line from the Il-2 aircraft. On this machine, he could only sit in the cockpit of the gunner-radio operator, covered with plexiglass. When the fascist plane approached the tail, they had to shoot from a machine gun. Cameraman Boris Sherkov in a similar situation shot down an attacking fascist Focke-Wulf 190 aircraft. Monuments to front-line documentary filmmakers have been erected in at least 4 Russian cities. Their work is invaluable to us. Yes, that's right, visiting Moscow on May 9 is the best thing. Impressions will last a lifetime from the solemnity and emotions. Drill training exists in every army. This is where every new recruit starts. This is, so to speak, a symbol of the army - obedience to commands, and coherence of actions in a group - this is brought to automatism by many hours of exercises (sometimes as a punishment). Execution of commands subconsciously accustoms to discipline. There is no place for democracy in the army - only 110% execution of orders. Turning the head towards the object is a salute in the ranks (when a person is in the ranks - the hand is not applied to the temple - only the head is turned). The first row does not turn its head - it sets the direction of movement for the entire human box. In this video, many are dressed in military uniforms corresponding to that era 1941-1945. And carry the weapons of those years. As a tribute to memory and theatrical action. Russian Cossack forms are also visible (roots in Caucasian traditions)

[@Lucas_Vanerio]

The people who watch forward is to guide the formation forward

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ahh that makes sense, thanks! :)

[@Lucas_Vanerio]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian you're welcome!

[@ruslantito2337]

8:20 the first right column looks ahead, all the rest look to the right and up - towards the commanders (who are not visible in the frame) so it is customary during the march before the command. This is a greeting. before command and after - everyone is looking ahead

[@ЛюбовьЛарина-э1е]

Именно так! Есть специальный термин - правофланговые. Именно на них равняются все остальные в одной шеренге.

[@ДенисСавельев-н5ж]

Спасибо брат, а то я уж начал в голове переводить смысл.

[@kaycosti3631]

Soldiers on the right flank are looking forward to keep the marching line straight while the rest are looking to the tribunes to salute and present honor. If the tribune is on the other side, then everything mirrors - the soldiers on the left flank are looking forward and the others salute and present honor looking to their left. The uniforms usually relate to a specific weapon of that specific brigade (infantry, tank, navy, airforce, etc.). For you to currently live in peace, twenty million Russians gave their lives in the second world war … and leaders of some countries (including and maybe especially the one you’re living in) want to cancel and undo that now - that is the reason why conflicts are popping all over the world.

[@DKaedus]

the soldiers look sideways to see the one coming from the side and keep one line. Plus, to see the stands with the generals, etc.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thats super cool!

[@pavelGOODIT]

Victory Day Parade is every year in the center of Moscow

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Noice! Cant wait to see that!

[@Касторидес-э8м]

День победы! Злезы и радость. Не кто не забыт, не что не забыто.

[@guz2423]

Hi. Of course it`s actual historical footage. I hope you don`t believe Berlin looks like that at the moment.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Thanks, I totally needed you to clarify that for me 🤪🤪

[@Kitaez77476]

Some of my relatives didn`t come back. Some did, I know about 2 of them. My grandmother`s father was one of them. That was a miracle. They lived under Germans in Rostov for a year and smthng, she was born after her father left for army and when they were in occupation. My other grandmother was evacuated from Odessa to Tashkent in 1941 in age of 4. Thanks god her mother stopped to fight and did that. Check the map. They were Jewish, no way to survive. You reacted to the song ЖИТЬ / to LIVE, at 9:57 of your video is the "Immortal Brigade (or Regiment)". People are carrying plates with photos or names of their relatives fallen in this war or returned form it. It is happening each year on 9th of may now, all across Russia. Just after the parade. Or instead of, where it is not held. In Moscow it takes about 4-8 hours for all that people to pass. The key is that as long as we remember them, they do live and are still at their service. I do not go there. Just because my parents do. They carry 3 plates, 2 of them went missing, one, a girl then, serving in air defense, was hardly wounded but healed and died some 30 years later. I did not knew any of them, except for my grand-grandparent. And do not like crowds ( But when my parents won`t be able, I will go, with the same plates. Just to keep the memory.

[@Kitaez77476]

10:30 Blue-white are Navy. Black with clumsy topcoats and hats at the back are Cossacks, they are not actually a regiment, but in that war there where regiments made up of Cossacks. Today there are organizations they call in a military way, but have nothing to do with the army. But they form their own regiments, which army might use or something like PMC, in the current war, for instance. Just in front of them is a regiment dressed in the uniform of WWII times. And with old guns too. Just to show how they looked back in 1945. Right behind the Navy, that is some kind of special regiment in their field uniform, not official (we call it "Parade uniform", "Paradka"). Maybe, the border guards. Yepp, these are different kinds of troops or regiments.

[@dinam.]

С первых строк трогает до слез

[@tianwong152]

5:15 Those are various captured banners of German military units, the one closest to the camera (the one without a flag on it) is the standard of the elite 1st SS Panzer Division Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler, basically the Nazi German equivalent of the Imperial Guards Division. 5:20 Now the Soviet NKVD ODON Division (Not Red Army, more like the Gendarmerie of the Soviet Union, equivalent of the Canadian Red Shirt Mounted Police if you will) throws the banners at the foot of Lenin's mausoleum.

[@tianwong152]

1:56 Some are taken by War reporters at the time, some are taken by soldiers who are tasked with filming battles for propaganda films, or to analyse/debrief troops post-battle.

[@Kitaez77476]

Easy ) The most right column is looking straight keeping the right distance between rows. Others look at the man right from them to keep the distance between columns. Thus all the block/square or here we call it a box has strict lines, both between the rows and columns.

[@katrink.7908]

Отвратительно видеть эту реакцию с улыбками, когда в каждом буквально кадре хочется рыдать, но, видимо, это только русский/советский человек может понять. Их счастье, что они не знают/ не осознают, что такое война! Такая война!!!

[@Madinaekat]

Вот это точно👏🏽, у меня ком в горле и слезы, а автор в начале видео начала говорить про бит?! Чтооо!?

[@balikasuntero698]

Hey, you can watch: Артём Гришанов - Мир спас русский солдат / Russian soldier saved the world / World War 2

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

That sounds awesome! Thanks for the request! :D

[@drpavlovic1411]

Parade on the Red Square takes place EVERY YEAR, on May 9. This 9-year gap is because of some special dates, some anniversaries. Why do only soldiers on the edge look forward? They must maintain the order and the path of the march, while the others can salute by looking at the guests and president. Otherwise, they would lose their direction and their perfect lining. You have some doubts about black and white footage? You can't make the scene where buildings are totally ruined and all the other things. If you have any doubts about the technology of that time, Chalie Chaplin made fun of Hitler in 1940. in his movie "The great dictator". So, Russians had the technology to make this kind of footage. Buster Keaton made his movie in 1926.

[@michaelmiller6924]

in the movie the first with 3:04 Josef Vissarionovich Stalin, two later under 6:13 Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev, and three later under 6:35 Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin 2005 til today how interesting do i find it

[@tianwong152]

4:59 It's bittersweet. The Soviet Union lost an entire generation of men in this conflict. In fact, the Soviet Union ended the war with 1/3 as many men as women. So much so, that the Soviet leadership had a succession crisis in the 1960's and 70's: The entire Soviet establishment suffered a chronic shortage of 40-50 year old experienced men (and women!) to lead their various levels of government, state owned corporations, factories, universities etc and led directly to the gerontocracy of Soviet Leadership in the 1980's.

[@SergeyLiverko]

In "Lion King" hyeans were marching before they're going to attack Simba's land. In USSR & Russia soldiers are marching in honor of veterans, that protected their homeland from external agressor. That is the difference. Soldiers in black uniform at the back at 10:35 are cossacks, they are not the parts of the regular Russian Armed Forces :)

[@fast-_-fuse]

LOTS OF TEXT.But it will answer your questions. 1:45 Yes, these are real chronicles of the military operations of those years. As now, the correspondents of those years were next to the fighters and recorded the chronicles of the battles, not only on the ground, but also in the air and at sea. 4:05 Fireworks are not green, no symbolism. Just because of the peculiarity of the film of those years, the color rendering made it green.Most likely they are red. 7:01 Victory Day is celebrated on the 9th .In Soviet times, parades were held only on anniversaries.Victory Day has been celebrated annually only since 2008 7:55 is the performance of a military greeting in the ranks in motion."All military personnel switch to a drill step, simultaneously turn their heads in the direction of the chief and stop moving with their hands or a hand that is not occupied with weapons. With the carbine in the shoulder position, the movement of the arm not occupied by the weapon does not stop. The squad commander, if he is unarmed or with a weapon in the "behind his back" position, turns his head and puts his hand to the headdress. Plus, those who go to the right look forward, and all the others in their direction, are equal to them, so as not to run ahead or fall behind, so it is more convenient to keep the formation. 10:13 The sailors go first. Behind them, in green uniforms and helmets, most likely intelligence (scouts). Then the infantry in khaki and caps. And in black, it seems to be a Caucasian corps in national clothes.

[@teepat5487]

The Nazis had this plan, Generalplan Ost (Plan for the East), where they thought they would conquer Eastern Europe and Russia. They wanted to enslave all the people they didn't exterminate and work them on plantations like the Deep South had before the US Civil War--actual slavery. The imagery of victorious Soviet soldiers throwing Nazi flags onto the ground means so much more when you realize they won against a war of extermination and slavery. However imperfect Soviet socialism was, its foundational principles of equality between nations and sexes so offended the Nazis that it is edifying for all democratically minded people to see those Nazi flags tossed to the ground like the trash they were by people who should have remained our allies after the war.

[@janexerikus8021]

" However imperfect Soviet socialism was, its foundational principles of equality between nations and sexes " Typical communists would say this about Stalin, he was very fair, right? Fidel Castro also? What about Pol Pot? What about Mao. IF THIS IS EQUALITY for you, then holy F*ck!

[@troychuastgss866]

the row on the right marches while looking forward as to keep the entire contingent of soldiers marching forward. if everyone looks right, the entire contingent will naturally drift right.

[@craiglarge5925]

Soviet soldiers had ranks and branches of service such as tank, artillery, air defense, infantry, etc. Yes , all members of the Soviet military gave some and some gave all for their country and people in WW2.

[@preppy_sophias_life9981]

Yes that is actual footage I’m kind of surprised that you didn’t know that but then again I see where you’re coming from

[@alexanderrus3884]

25 millions of Russians have died in this war. You need to come out of your character sometime and realize that this footage have no room for comedy.

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Awwwn, im flattered to think that you think im a funny cartoon character 😁

[@Джанго-ш8е]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian 🤣🤣

[@SevaralStrings]

Man... More than 27 000 000 dead people (and that's only USSR casualties), the most terrifying war in the history of mankind. The scar on every Russian family. "the beat is good" "why fireworks are green?" "is black&white footage real?" "I like them smiling and stuff" Basically, the Victory in this war is the reason why you can sit in your room with Hobbit posters and do your everyday stuff and take it as granted. I mean, I'm very glad you are watching it, but the reaction... makes me feel weird. Really weird.

[@СеняКондратьев-л3х]

Да не проходят они историю войны в школе и фильмов про войну им не показывают. Поэтому и отношение такое.

[@МаксимВысокий-е9м]

about where they look in the ranks. at the command of equal, everyone looks at the right standing, i.e. they are equal in order to keep the line straight. The one standing on the right is usually the tallest looking straight ahead

[@Halovandala]

Foreigners don’t understand what such honors are for, why celebrate some obscure victory that God knows how many years ago. Why all this “Wow”, “The graphics are realistic.” The reason for their misunderstanding lies on the surface; they cannot even imagine what it is like to lose more than 26.6 million people, of whom are your friends, relatives or, in general, your family. No one has gone through this, no one realizes what a rich history we have, but they judge openly by the picture, without reading into the history. Therefore, today, only 5-7% of the population of European countries know the history of Russia.

[@КонстантинУльянов-г8е]

После просмотра этого видео, я понимаю, что для кого-то это про салют и как люди смотрят в разные стороны. А для кого-то это про людей, родственников, страдания и гордость. Их же люди воевали на другой стороне Европы, а тут ха-ха сплошное. Даже говорить нечего, просто плюнуть хочется

[@pavelGOODIT]

this footage has its name - chronicles or documentary/ there werent Photoshops

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Ahhh so thats what they're called

[@archseer_]

the reason for it being every 10 years, is due to the rounded numbers, 1945, then every 10 years when its 5 at the end. but the day is remembered every year.

[@ОлесяЗубкова-и8и]

May 9th every year! Victory Day!

[@МИХАИЛ-п6д9т]

Иностранцы никогда не поймут,насколько велик,значим и трагичен одновременно для нас этот день,они даже не понимают м не знают какой ужас пережила наша страна и наш народ,они не изучают и не знают историю,для них,США понесла самые большие потери и внесла самый большой вклад во Второй Мировой войне,они смотрят эти видео без капли понимания и осознания. Вы посмотрите что сейчас в мире творится,на Украине,они перестали помнить какой ценой наши предки одержали победу,чтобы уничтожить эту нацистскую нечисть,и сейчас эти подонки восхваляют нацизм,УПА и её идеологов,переименовывают улицы в их честь,сносят памятники советским солдатам,носят свастики и нацистскую символику,унижали ветеранов,запрещали советскую символику,и после этого Германия и вся Европа поставляет этим мразям оружие,после того как они 8 лет совершали преступления против человечества в ЛДНР,после того,что они делали с людьми,к ним нету никакой жалости,скоро уничтожим всю эту нечисть,во имя предков!🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@user-sx3he5cp1y]

Also the people on the edge look forward because they help the others go in a straight line.

[@kevindenaro]

every lines the soldiers look up to the right to respect the Leader, and the rightmost row is to make the row keep it move straight

[@Mihail_Bazhin]

Green fireworks is the original fireworks from artillery pieces on Victory Day 1945 May 8

[@Jackcamomile]

Watch the comedy film "Maksim Perepelitsa" (1955) if you can find the subtitles.

[@tengenn1518]

Спасибо деду, за победу!

[@АндрейТерлецкий-ж5х]

Смотрю реакцию канадофилиппинского стримера на клип советской песни сделанный японцем - ЮТуб поразителен! 😊

[@awenn2015]

Sapyal, I'm so glad, new video it always is nice

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Sup bruh, thanks for watching :)

[@awenn2015]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian you even made up your lips for this occasion :)

[@tianwong152]

4:11 no, it's just an early attempt at colouring the footage but it was unsuccessful. The song was written for the Victory Day celebrations of May 9th 1975 30th anniversary. That's why the reprive goes "Temples are grey", as in, the veterans are now old men with grey hair.

[@tianwong152]

8:05 When the order "Eyes Right!" is given, the right row looks in front and everybody else looks to the right in salute to the Soviet General Secretary or Russian President, Generals, Admirals and dignitaries. The right rank remains looking in front for the formation to see where they are going.

[@hanzorik6215]

damn. you wrote so much

[@nikitanosov8159]

The reason that rightmost soldiers in a column are facing forward, while the rest of soldiers are facing the flag is to keep in sync. The soldiers that are to the left cannot see where they are going. They can only see the right most soldier in their row. That soldier is a lead

[@АндрейРазумов-б9й]

Мы празднуем этот праздник каждый год! Каждое 9 МАЯ! МЫ БУДЕМ ПОМНИТЬ!ГОРДИТСЯ! СКОРБИТЬ!И ПЕРЕДОВАТЬ НАШУ ПАМЯТЬ НАШИМ ПОТОМСТВАМ! А ОНИ В СВОЮ ОЧЕРЕДЬ, БУДУТ ПЕРЕДОВАТЬ ЭТУ ПАМЯТЬ СВОИМ ДЕТЯМ! ВЕЧНАЯ ПАМЯТЬ ГЕРОЯМ ВЕЛИКОЙ ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННОЙ ВОЙНЫ! ГЕРОЯМ СОВЕТСКОГО СОЮЗА! ГЕРОЯМ САЮЗА СОВЕТСКИХ САЦИАЛЕСТИЧЕСКИХ РЕСПУБЛИК! ВЕЧНАЯ НАША ПАМЯТЬ! ЕЁ НЕЛЬЗЯ ЗАБЫВАТЬ!

[@raid1778]

Какие же вы лицемеры.

[@nadiusha203]

@@raid1778а ты тупое ничтожество, значит🤦🏽‍♀️ скорее всего годков слегка за 20… или хохлоблядь

[@ТоварищИнкогнито-б1х]

the parade on May 9 is held every year and they look at the first one in the ranks, it’s called alignment, it sets the pace strobe

[@召命神弓]

Those red army solider who make it to the 1945 victory parade was super lucky

[@anastasia1z]

Hi from Russia 🇷🇺 ❤

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Hey from Canada 🇨🇦🍁

[@user-du4sx1cl9j]

Это наша история, наша страна победила фашизм🔥 каждая семья советского союза потеряла в этой войне близких людей😭😭😭, но мы выстояли и гордимся, своим народом💪🔥🙏🌹

[@ИмяФамилия-ь9ц4й]

нет в России семь такой, где не паметен был свой герой

[@AbsoluteZero-lv8js]

They paid a devastating price for freedom in 1941 to 1945. Even nowadays Russia still stuffed the population problem.

[@ЕленаЕлена-ц2ш]

Как говорит мой папа - трудно быть бестолковым...

[@b0raNd]

Welcome to Russia, cute KZbinr. You can watch this kind of parade every year in every Russian city on the 9th of may. Russians will never either forget the 26,5 million sacrifice, nor stop celebrating the glory of heroes, trust me. No matter what’s going on in the world. Hope you come one day and take part in this holly celebration. Thought if you do, I advise to start with Moscow.

[@SilverBlackBird1989]

Those are not any Nazi flags. They are regimental flags. You can see them today in the Museum in Moscow.

[@ferminrodriguez2864]

Is not that the fireworks are green but the film they used to document their victory celebration and yes the black and white film is real, basically every army has military photographers who are part of a military group of political officers, their job is to document history in photos and video among other military tasks, as a photographer myself I love to use very old film, Fomapan is one of my favorites from the Czech Republic founded in 1921, now days if you wish to document images that look green Lomography Metropolis is a good option. Something interesting is Ferrania which used to produce explosives for the Italian Army and eventually they decided to just produce 35mm film, some of the best Italian movies from the 50's and 60's were filmed with Ferrania.

[@Yitao_Su]

10:03 I think they are Soviet Red Army

[@ПАЛАТКИ-КУБ.РФМихаил]

No years of training. Being a patriot is enough to participate in the parade, it's an honor. This parade is mainly attended by conscripts and cadets of military schools, such as Nakhimov in St. Petersburg and Suvorov, which are almost in all cities of millions.

[@КатеринаПетрова-с5я]

Мой прадедушка и прабабушка потеряли свои семьи на войне, их родные ушли на фронт и не вернулись. Никто не вернулся и где мои корни никто не знает. Мой прадедушка и прабабушка работали вместе на заводе и готовили снаряды для артиллерии, пока были детьми. Дети делали снаряды.... Не дай Бог пережить их судьбу(

[@Halovandala]

Think what you say, she lives in a decent country, as if Russia is not a decent country to live in.

[@smetankacool1466]

7:54 I'm from Russia and I know someone has probably already explained this. There is such a rule that when looking in the direction of view, the rightmost one should look straight ahead. Those on the right are guides

[@ctktyfk]

Счастливые бабочки однодневки!! Живут, как пластмассовые стаканчики, ничего не зная, ничего не помня, всё как в первый раз. И порхают до тех пор, пока их не поюзали, смяли и бросили а ведро. Потом на переплавку и всё по новому кругу, даже никаких снов и тем более воспоминаний.. Воистину -" Блаженны нищие духом"...

[@TKizimov]

We lost 27 million people

[@NogaRuka2987]

fireworks are not green, it's 1945 footage ffs

[@IntricatelyRandomAsian]

Hahaha thanks for your SUPER KIND correction 🤪🤪 So do you know what color they are? 'Cause you didnt answer that question

[@NogaRuka2987]

@@IntricatelyRandomAsian oh darling, you're not bright enough to use sarcasm, so I suggest you to stop. and colors obviously white/yellowish cause you know... it's fuсking 1945

[@swanan1]

08:15 people looking forward for order (for lines of soldiers were level and smooth). that's organisational reason. Others are looking on president, Commander in Chief

[@pyatig]

There’s nothing nice or spectacular about 27 million lives lost.

[@ГеоргийВольнов-б6ц]

Когда такое смотрит русский - он обычно плачет, а иностранцы никогда, потому что не чувствуют зов предков и нет той боли на генетическом уровне что есть у русских и по этому вы так радостно все видео улыбались и смеялись.... тьфу!

[@Авчемсилабрат]

Послушай "Прекрасное далеко" эта песня всех времен в России.

[@Ирина-к5и8б]

Парад Победы проводится каждый год 9го Мая.

[@tianwong152]

7:30 In Soviet times it was once every ten years, today it's annual and has been since Putin took power. The Soviet Union already had two other annual parades, the May Day May 1st Parade and the October Revolution Parade of November 7th. However, now those parades are no more, May 9th Victory Parades are annual. The only exceptions were 1945 and 2020 when the parades took place on June 24th. The 1945 Victory Parade remains the biggest parade to be held in Red Square to date.

[@accelerator1177]

Вот тут вы ошибаетесь. Парады проводили каждый год с момента первого парада в год окончания войны.

[@Kitaez77476]

Nope. That was a poor clue if they meant just Wehrmacht. Any military in the world are marching, and all of them do it right like that. Difference is that the most top-marching army was Prussian in 19th century. We took their style and training. The way you step, straitening the ancle, how hands move, how the spine is held and all that heap of such nuances. German Wehrmacht too, clear, as Prussia was the heart, a crystallization center for the united Germany. After this war western Germany, afaik, skipped this. But not the Eastern. Also, this manner was taken by Chinese and several other far east armies, like Korea and Vietnam. Today only in Russia, China and these other Far east countries can march properly. Others seem a bit weird or funny to me, in fact. And even in Russia, on these parades most regiments marching are not trained to march well enough, just cause these are real regiments, not spending enough time on marching. Have real jobs to do. Here is what real Prussian marching looks like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqZf3iuiNFgb5o Common Russian sailors marching during a flood in Thailand, in comparison to other crews (the last ones): kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKPRhWmOnZKAb7c Chinese marching, just brilliant: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpOue5lnbamXmqc