There are many partisan songs as well as songs from the SFRY in Hungarian, some even about Tito himself. Even non-Slavic languages were celebrated in Yugoslavia, with there being Romanian songs from the time as well. I posted a video of the song “Steg Partije” in the five official languages of Vojvodina which shows this. Hungarian is the second verse.
There's a minor error in the subtitles/translation. At 1:37 the translation says "olvadt vasat verünk", but they sing "Izzó vasat verünk" ("We work [literally - beat] the red-hot [literally - glowing] iron").
This melody reminds me a lot of the swedish song "fritiof anderssons paradmars" by evert taube. That song is vaguely about fightin fascists in spain during the civil war and a lot of swedish volounteers would sing it. But then swedish volounteers sang it when fighting the reds in finland so its not realy that political its more about how swedes are good at marching.
Agueybana He was good. A great communist. Rakosi and Gerő make the Socialist Hungary a good marxist-leninist state. They industrialised the state and make it rich.
Agueybana Janos Kadar was a revisionist. He was jailed from 1948 to 1954 for suspicious and bourgeois activity, he was an anti-stalinist too. After the fascist rebellion in Hungary in 1956, he take the power because the Soviet leadership become socialimperialist and revisionist with Khrushchev and they want to export revisionism in all the countries of Warsaw Pact. Kadar makes capitalists reform in his country and he called the system he has created "Gulash Communism", but wasn't socialism or communism. It was capitalism with the hand of the state that controlled a part of economy.
-My- land
*OUR* land
Finally a Hungarian song! Thank you, I hope for many more.
Do songs from the Hungarian minority in Vojvodina count?
@@GETchan That sounds interesting. Never knew they allowed Hungarians to use their languages under Tito or so
There are many partisan songs as well as songs from the SFRY in Hungarian, some even about Tito himself. Even non-Slavic languages were celebrated in Yugoslavia, with there being Romanian songs from the time as well. I posted a video of the song “Steg Partije” in the five official languages of Vojvodina which shows this. Hungarian is the second verse.
i have a hungarian commie music playlist. (even though a lot of it is taken from another playlist but i did add some more)
Yey something new I can sing or better trying to pronounce while taking a shower.
Sok sikert elvtárs (good luck comrade)
There's a minor error in the subtitles/translation. At 1:37 the translation says "olvadt vasat verünk", but they sing "Izzó vasat verünk" ("We work [literally - beat] the red-hot [literally - glowing] iron").
Na melyik elvtárs tud itt magyarul?
Polak Węgier dwa bratanki.
I do szabli i do szklanki!
Nice video Getchan!
You’re alive YH1943?
Glory to Yugoslavia!
Nagyon szép dal!
Magyarok?
vagyunk paran :)
People's Hungary= Best Hungary!
no
yes
This melody reminds me a lot of the swedish song "fritiof anderssons paradmars" by evert taube. That song is vaguely about fightin fascists in spain during the civil war and a lot of swedish volounteers would sing it. But then swedish volounteers sang it when fighting the reds in finland so its not realy that political its more about how swedes are good at marching.
“It’s more about how Swedes are good at marching”
My fucking sides
Világ Proletárjai Egyesüljetek!
Long live the Hungarian Revolution!
1919
Yes
1848-49
love the song 👍
Nice song!
can i stop getting this stuff in my recommended, thanks
i..
it's also a blessing tho
Long live Hungarian People's Republic! Long live Comrade Matyas Rakosi!
Rakosi was horrible though
RomanianSocialist Why? Out of curiosity cause I don’t know a lot about the Hungarian People’s Republic
Agueybana He was good. A great communist. Rakosi and Gerő make the Socialist Hungary a good marxist-leninist state. They industrialised the state and make it rich.
იოსიფ ჯუღაშვილი სტალინი How do you feel about Janos Kadar?
Agueybana Janos Kadar was a revisionist. He was jailed from 1948 to 1954 for suspicious and bourgeois activity, he was an anti-stalinist too.
After the fascist rebellion in Hungary in 1956, he take the power because the Soviet leadership become socialimperialist and revisionist with Khrushchev and they want to export revisionism in all the countries of Warsaw Pact.
Kadar makes capitalists reform in his country and he called the system he has created "Gulash Communism", but wasn't socialism or communism. It was capitalism with the hand of the state that controlled a part of economy.
This is a good song tbh
Which is better, this or gloomy Sunday?
Hungarian Dance No.5, yah' know.
Mikori a dal?
the trumpets starting at around 0:20 go hard
Vajon Kadosa Pál írta a dalt?
Dicsőség Kádár Jánosnak! Dicsőség!
Dicsőség Szálasi Ferencnek! Dicsőség!
Do some communist VN song :)
VN?
Vietnamese
Second
First
Beat you to it.
GETchan This sounds like a competition comrade. You know we don’t like that [signs gulag warrant].
Never forget, 1956, communism never again
communism is back bitches, and it's even more lit than before
1956 was a leftcom revolution
1956 was a leftcom revolution
(2)
1956 was a leftcom revolution
(3)
@@jojosip1917 Nice cover up, commie.