Hi everyone, be sure to check out Lömm's channel here: th-cam.com/channels/Y7ZGWuUBw_Ci-VpMNbyYAA.html There, you will find plenty of rare Estonian gems from the Soviet era.
I think it's prohibited to play this in public after a law passed earlier this year. Though the original text of this anthem was read at an event celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Estonian republic and the phrase ,,Jää kestma, Kalevite kange rahvas!" is still often used by people here.
@@Qazaqpyn_ Cuba and DPRK would only be considered socialist from a Marxist-Leninist perspective but neither them nor orthodox Marxists would consider Cuba or the DPRK communist. Just because you are going to the store or heading towards communism doesn’t make you communist nor are you in the store before we have already crossed the threshold.
@@interkast3040 thank you verry much , i already knew fischia il vento and stato and padroni but the tird one is new to me, i really appreciate it Tank you again!
@@mcboat3467 De-Stalinization = the process to recapturing the workers in the chains of capitalism as a tool for making profits and no longer being their own free masters.
@@gmass6987 The national identity of post-soviet Estonia is made up by a irrational drive to be seen as a western technocratic utopia. Since the soviet era is seen as the complete opposite of that, Estonia has made an incredible push towards ridding itself of those old soviet influences and symbols. Of course, this results in many areas of life at that time, which were superior to the current, being dogmatically disavowed.
@@topistatudkullI wonder why Estonia wanted to move away from russian influences, it's not like the soviets banned any of the old national songs made during the 19th and early 20th centuries or anything.
@@esttrox5881 I don't mean the Russian influences, the proportion of how much it actually dominated during those times is overblown. What I am rather referring to is the fact that the ESSR was more "Estonian" in it's national culture than the current one. The current (and also of interwar Estonia) discourse of Estonian "national culture" is inherently rooted in the 19th century national awakening which was particularly influenced by German national romanticism. The entire ideological rhetoric of Estonians longing for foreign cultures begins here. In contrast, the ESSR's conception of Estonian culture was more influenced by the events before, most notably the 700-year serfdom under German landowners (this was especially fitting for soviet histographers as the entire history of medieval Estonia was interpreted as a "national class war" of sorts), the Jüriöö insurrection and the Livonian crusade, as well as Estonian peasant life and mythology. This is why the prestige of national dance, song and clothing was kept so high, even in Stalinist posters and movies. Of course this was supplemented by the mandatory rhetoric "friendship of the people's" and other stereotypical communist rhetoric but it being supplemented by Estonian national symbols is noteworthy (movies like ,,Leelo" and ,,Laulev rahvas" demonstrate this clearly). And just as how with the fall of the USSR the obvious communist jargon was ditch, so was this conception of Estonian culture and we returned to the German-inspired Estonian "nationalism" of the 19th century.
@@Randomman_4826 а як же особливо у похоронному гимнi ,,Ще не вмерла чи вже здохла в рештi решт клята петлюрiвсько-бандерiвська й унiaтська Вкраiна-Украiна-Окраiна-Усходнi креси ,, !
@@moldymouse as an Estonian its a major L we're contributing the USSR to socialism, as if that's all there is to it. It's almost like it took capitalism more than one time for it to work. but no no, we gotta be scared of words and a fall to nationalism. Meil on kollektiivne ajukahjustus.
Has not been part of it since the birth of the USSR, after the end of the Russian Empire Russia was restricted and the territories have remained the same since then
Just because your geography knowledge is so "irrelevant" and you can't name more than 5 countries, doesn't give you the right to compare world super powers to a small country, saying Estonia should be more "relevant" and "independent" is like saying other Nato members should just leave nato and become "independent" while Russia arms the missiles and nukes next door.
@@InternetArchie No because we aren't. Sadly we just aren't. We're just above a million people compared to the earths 8 billion. There's not much we can do to change that, which is fine. But the biggest reason is because our country has been sold out to western corporations. We barely even got a spine, with the fascists running around.
Hi everyone, be sure to check out Lömm's channel here: th-cam.com/channels/Y7ZGWuUBw_Ci-VpMNbyYAA.html
There, you will find plenty of rare Estonian gems from the Soviet era.
I played this anthem in Estonia, now I’m in prison
Yes, yes, only stupid people join communism
Are you serious
Why u did This
Idiot
@@EstonianBrother btw, he is joking.
Great version of the Estonian SSR anthem, never heard it before, greetings!
"And became a flourishing socialist nation, so the sun could shine in your day"
Inspiring.
Good work interkast
Memories ❤❤❤
Beautiful anthem.
This video is my next collection
This anthem was your channel Intro
the first line is incredible
I remember this song is illegal in Estonia if I'm not mistaken, right?
im watching this from estonia, and im not using a vpn. im pretty sure its not illegal. if it is then i wouldnt be able to watch it
@@bremeska I think it’s illegal to play this in public
I think it's prohibited to play this in public after a law passed earlier this year. Though the original text of this anthem was read at an event celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Estonian republic and the phrase ,,Jää kestma, Kalevite kange rahvas!" is still often used by people here.
The law was rejected after a parliamentary committee
The law didn’t come into effect as it only passed through the first reading of the Estonian parliament
Congratulations for your national holiday on 24th February Estonia from your friends in Germany
I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!
Also we thank you for the german foods your people brung into our country. Theyre amazing. Sauerkraut is surely bussin'.
Let's be honest, it is better than their current anthem
No
O hino atual é o da Finlândia em estoniano
No
actually not true
@@sczecy no it's not
Kinda curious how the estonian word for hammer is so similar
Probably from German
@@alzndjsnsmwjsj8227 Or swedish/danish
@@alzndjsnsmwjsj8227 Or Swedish :) (yes, there are/were Swedes in Estonia!)
This is so good
Sound of pure freedom. Ukraine is not pure freedom it is still freedom but communist countries are pure freedom
LOL, what about north Korea or Cuba?😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@Qazaqpyn_ Cuba and DPRK would only be considered socialist from a Marxist-Leninist perspective but neither them nor orthodox Marxists would consider Cuba or the DPRK communist.
Just because you are going to the store or heading towards communism doesn’t make you communist nor are you in the store before we have already crossed the threshold.
nice anthem
Nice video.
Do you know if there are some italo-soviet songs?
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th-cam.com/video/htS_D5qHi5o/w-d-xo.html
Here are some I could find
@@interkast3040 thank you verry much , i already knew fischia il vento and stato and padroni but the tird one is new to me, i really appreciate it
Tank you again!
Anthem of the Republic of Ptrenadon Terrace
The instrumental is similar to Ukrainian SSR anthem
All SSR country have same melody anthem
@@r.juankhafilah7448 вообще нет
@@r.juankhafilah7448. No, they all are different
Do all of the Soviet republics anthems
What about the version you use in your current intros?
Ahh the Kodumaa era , now its not a homeland its a foreign land
>SSR anthem
>”1956-1990”
Lemme guess, original one mentioned Stalin?
Yes, at the last stanza
Use destalinisation to purge actual communists
@@mcboat3467 De-Stalinization = the process to recapturing the workers in the chains of capitalism as a tool for making profits and no longer being their own free masters.
Still better than Estonia Anthem today
@an european person Jah.
@@topistatudkull why they use the same instrument as finland instead use this instrument?,, I mean it's better than the current one right?
@@gmass6987 The national identity of post-soviet Estonia is made up by a irrational drive to be seen as a western technocratic utopia. Since the soviet era is seen as the complete opposite of that, Estonia has made an incredible push towards ridding itself of those old soviet influences and symbols. Of course, this results in many areas of life at that time, which were superior to the current, being dogmatically disavowed.
@@topistatudkullI wonder why Estonia wanted to move away from russian influences, it's not like the soviets banned any of the old national songs made during the 19th and early 20th centuries or anything.
@@esttrox5881 I don't mean the Russian influences, the proportion of how much it actually dominated during those times is overblown. What I am rather referring to is the fact that the ESSR was more "Estonian" in it's national culture than the current one. The current (and also of interwar Estonia) discourse of Estonian "national culture" is inherently rooted in the 19th century national awakening which was particularly influenced by German national romanticism. The entire ideological rhetoric of Estonians longing for foreign cultures begins here. In contrast, the ESSR's conception of Estonian culture was more influenced by the events before, most notably the 700-year serfdom under German landowners (this was especially fitting for soviet histographers as the entire history of medieval Estonia was interpreted as a "national class war" of sorts), the Jüriöö insurrection and the Livonian crusade, as well as Estonian peasant life and mythology. This is why the prestige of national dance, song and clothing was kept so high, even in Stalinist posters and movies. Of course this was supplemented by the mandatory rhetoric "friendship of the people's" and other stereotypical communist rhetoric but it being supplemented by Estonian national symbols is noteworthy (movies like ,,Leelo" and ,,Laulev rahvas" demonstrate this clearly). And just as how with the fall of the USSR the obvious communist jargon was ditch, so was this conception of Estonian culture and we returned to the German-inspired Estonian "nationalism" of the 19th century.
This is from 1985 in Tallinn
Мне нравится гимн
Нічого дивного там немає
@@Randomman_4826 а як же особливо у похоронному гимнi ,,Ще не вмерла чи вже здохла в рештi решт клята петлюрiвсько-бандерiвська й унiaтська Вкраiна-Украiна-Окраiна-Усходнi креси ,, !
@@РусланАлександров-п2мҚақалып қалма
As Estonian i would get killed on the streets playing it
no you wouldn't lol. the first stanza of this was read at an event celebrating the 100th anniversary of Estonian independence
Cuz you are living in dictatorship called european union and Nato
Sadly yeah :/
@@lukkamr wdym sadly, W estonians for against communism
@@moldymouse as an Estonian its a major L we're contributing the USSR to socialism, as if that's all there is to it. It's almost like it took capitalism more than one time for it to work. but no no, we gotta be scared of words and a fall to nationalism. Meil on kollektiivne ajukahjustus.
As much as I dislike the song, it message is really good
耶和華是我的牧者+ 全心歸回聖經: 父神爱子的話: (詩23:1-6) ; 來? 信+望+爱萬靈之父+眾光之父? 萬王之王+萬主之主 耶稣基督宝座; 敬畏+敬拜; 自有永有+宇宙大君王+永生萬軍之耶和华 ? 同頌主奇妙+是主! 侍主上算 + 來?信+望+愛子主必快來+阿们+主耶穌啊；我願您來，願主耶穌的恩惠；常与眾聖徒同在。阿们。(启22:20+21) ! * 敬拜+ 尊崇基督+曾被殺的羔羊!
They could have kept the melody
And change the lyric removing reference to socialism.
Замедлите и переверните этот гимн, получится что-то жуткое
Can you upload bengali communist songs??
Гимн настоящей Эстонии
😂😂
Today Estonia has no anthem of its own, they borrow it from Finland.
Гимнн моей Эстонии, а не чухляндии
th-cam.com/video/3iiV-WEfIqU/w-d-xo.html Можете, пожалуйста, найти полную версию песни с 0:00 до 0:51?
Iike hungarian / magyar language 😱
Actually, the two are indeed related.
Where are you from? Interkast
USA, Afghanistan originally
v2.0 coming soon
sorry what? we don't want another soviet rule here
Don't you worry, Estonia is not a real place
Same for Latvia and Lithuania, too, we can only hope!
Hi
Hello
finnish languages version ussr
Haamer
Estonia IS still Part of Russia?
of course not, learn history and find out why
Has not been part of it since the birth of the USSR, after the end of the Russian Empire Russia was restricted and the territories have remained the same since then
Last time estonia was a part of *russia* was during the Russian empire.
Play this in Ukraine
Estonia is so irrelevant today. So sad.
How are we irrevelant?
@@Ofestan India, China and Russia are independent and relevant. Can Estonia EVER disagree with the US? Would they even dare? Would anyone even care?
Just because your geography knowledge is so "irrelevant" and you can't name more than 5 countries, doesn't give you the right to compare world super powers to a small country, saying Estonia should be more "relevant" and "independent" is like saying other Nato members should just leave nato and become "independent" while Russia arms the missiles and nukes next door.
@@Ofestanbecause you cant be self reliant like any Western European country so no one care.
@@InternetArchie No because we aren't. Sadly we just aren't. We're just above a million people compared to the earths 8 billion. There's not much we can do to change that, which is fine. But the biggest reason is because our country has been sold out to western corporations. We barely even got a spine, with the fascists running around.
Kanagawan maakunnan laulu
Valheiden ja väkivallan NSVL. Valede ja vägivalla NSVL. Slava EESTI VABARIIK! 🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪🇪
Дурак. Ты живешь во лжи
@@sergeilavrov3388Hiljaa Iivana. Venäläiset eivät saa mielipidettä Venäjän ulkopuolen asioihin.
@@Jo-MM fy fan, lär dig svenska. Förstår inget av ditt sameskit språk
@@Jo-MMPidä sinä juoppo tallirenki pääs kiinni 😂
Älä hölise paskaa siinä 😂
Paska kansa