Joe Stalin was a mighty man, a mighty man was he, He led the Soviet people on the road to victory. All through the revolution he fought at Lenin's side, And they made a combination till the day that Lenin died. He said, "Come all you people, we will work with brain and hand." And then one day the Nazis came into the Soviet land, They plundered to the Volga, to Stalingrad, and then Joe Stalin said, Come on, me boys!" and he kicked them out again. Joe Stalin was a southerner, in Georgia he was born Where the oranges grow thick and fast and fields of waving corn; And Joe he was a farmer, his fingers they were green And he has planted the biggest crop the world has ever seen. One day he looked upon his map and frowned and shook his head, "There's too much brown and not enough green," these are the words he said; "We'll have to change the weather, boys," he said and then he smiled, "So let's begin by planting trees along three thousand miles." Joe Stalin rolled his sleeves up and he said, "Come on, let's start! The Volga river and the Don they are too far apart. I think we'd better join them, so come and help me, pal, And we'll build a mighty waterway, the Volga-Don Canal." One day he went into the North and there saw rivers three All emptying their waters into the Polar Sea; "Now that's not right," Joe Stalin said, "these rivers they are ours, We'll turn 'em 'round and make 'em work to give electric power." There was a range of mountains that was standing in the way So Stalin put his hand out and he smoothed them all away; For Joe he was determined to make the land all green And that's the biggest project that the world has ever seen. Joe Stalin was a mighty man and he made a mighty plan; He harnessed nature to the plough to work for the good of man; He's hammered out the future, the forgeman he has been And he's made the workers' state the best the world has ever seen.
Tell me did Stalin kill Maxim Gorky, Dimitri Soshtakovich, Alexander Vasylyevitch , Boris Iofan, Boris Sokolov? All those names come from Authors, Musicians, Architect and Scientists did they die under Stalin: No, they where greatly seen as peoples of the working class. Under Stalin there where universities too for all sorts of studies going to Agronomy to Engineering.So now I want to ask why would you say that?
@@BaronKommunard1917Probably only if you adhered to state ideology. Any deviants would have been purged. Also, is Katyń a joke to you? Like the Germans, the Russians were very keen on destroying Poland, and, like the Germans, they sought to achieve this by destroying its intelligentsia.
@@BaronKommunard1917Though Shostakovich was persecuted by Zhdanov because apparently "his music was too western" and he was rehabilitated only during Khrushchev.
I will never apologize for authoritarianism or mass killings but do jokingly like the idea of fictional version of Stalin as a Paul bunion like character except he is a real man and Paul isn't so thats' the rub; still Paul represents colonialism, so sure why not. edit: I also like his mustache and the ritheim of the song is good.
@@guickdotto4552It's not a good song because you can't enjoy songs that uncomfort you. Also good Stalin to get rid of the oppenants of the working class like Trotsky ( Let's not forget Trotsky collaborated directly with nazi Germany in the 30's and Imperial Japanese when Manchuria was at war.)
That "half of Poland" was Western Belorussia and Ukraine The nazis committed the Katyn massacre The winter war was self-defense the Fins refused to sign a peace treaty and collaborated with the nazis
-He saved half of Poland from Nazis, when the allies refused to follow through on the mutual agreement they signed earlier to invade Hitler in case he annexed Czechoslovakia. -Katyn is literally Nazi propaganda. -The Nazis invaded the USSR, was he supposed to just do nothing? People fought the Nazis even while occupied by the Nazis, research the Belarusian partisans. -Finns were way too friendly with Hitler, and they literally bordered Leningrad. Any competent leader can see that, and would do the same. Every leader, regardless of ideology, would secure some borderlands on a potentially hostile state.
@@guickdotto4552 not that I blame you, for not knowing, but even a small historical analysis can show you how wrong that is. The Molotov Ribbentrop pact was not an opportunistic deal to gain more territory, the USSR had more than enough already. It was a culmination of the struggle for national security, for a defense from Hitler. They had already made dozens of attempts at containing Hitler, and at every time the "allies" chickened out, citing the "economic consequences" and other bullshit. Most notably was the pact where they agreed to invade mutually Nazi Germany if they annexed Czechoslovakia. France decided not to follow through on the agreement they signed. The "allies" had literally left Stalin with no choice. Either he signed it or he risked invasion. In reality, it only bought them a little bit of time to prepare for the war, and they still had massive logistical issues (despite the Red Army being superior in equipment and amount at the time to the Wehrmacht, they could not get equipment to the front, so they retreated because they could not fight)
1. Putin is a capitalist, he will tell you that. He effs over the workers just to put money in the rich monopoly capitalists pockets 2. As if capitalist countries haven't created environmental disaster after disaster. And also, the destruction of the Aral Sea happened primarily after Stalin's time. The earliest concerns about its condition were dated in the 70s at the earliest. Hard to blame Stalin for an environmental disaster that happened after he was dead. 3. Stalin was no pal of Hitler. Stalin's policy was to get peace for his people, and liberate the Ukrainian and Belarusian workers in territory that Poland had recently invaded and taken from the USSR. He signed a non-aggression pact with Hitler. This was the same policy held by France and Britain, who continued appeasement until Germany invaded Poland, even doing nothing when Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, a country they had promised to protect. Poland had invaded the USSR before, and taken lands from Ukraine and Belarus. The Molotov Ribbentrov Pact was signed saying that if Hitler invaded Poland, he would not be allowed to take the parts of it that Poland had taken from the Ukrainians and Belorussians. Then, as soon as the USSR got the chance after Hitler invaded, they invaded the parts of Poland that Poland had stolen from the USSR less than 20 years before.
No, Stalin wasnt a friend of hitler, Stalins first move was actualy to try to build a anti nazi pact with the other western power but they said no, so instead he signed the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact to avoid war. also putin is not cobtinuing his work, hes doing the opposite in fact.
Finally, it has been preserved online!
Beautiful!
eh brother
I thank you from the bottom of my heart for uploading this, I’ve been searching for a recording for almost 5 years now.
I had thought for a time it didn't exist, bourgeoisie are scared even of Stalin's ghost lol
Thanks for uploading this treasure. ❤
Joe Stalin was a mighty man, a mighty man was he,
He led the Soviet people on the road to victory.
All through the revolution he fought at Lenin's side,
And they made a combination till the day that Lenin died.
He said, "Come all you people, we will work with brain and hand."
And then one day the Nazis came into the Soviet land,
They plundered to the Volga, to Stalingrad, and then
Joe Stalin said, Come on, me boys!" and he kicked them out again.
Joe Stalin was a southerner, in Georgia he was born
Where the oranges grow thick and fast and fields of waving corn;
And Joe he was a farmer, his fingers they were green
And he has planted the biggest crop the world has ever seen.
One day he looked upon his map and frowned and shook his head,
"There's too much brown and not enough green," these are the words he said;
"We'll have to change the weather, boys," he said and then he smiled,
"So let's begin by planting trees along three thousand miles."
Joe Stalin rolled his sleeves up and he said, "Come on, let's start!
The Volga river and the Don they are too far apart.
I think we'd better join them, so come and help me, pal,
And we'll build a mighty waterway, the Volga-Don Canal."
One day he went into the North and there saw rivers three
All emptying their waters into the Polar Sea;
"Now that's not right," Joe Stalin said, "these rivers they are ours,
We'll turn 'em 'round and make 'em work to give electric power."
There was a range of mountains that was standing in the way
So Stalin put his hand out and he smoothed them all away;
For Joe he was determined to make the land all green
And that's the biggest project that the world has ever seen.
Joe Stalin was a mighty man and he made a mighty plan;
He harnessed nature to the plough to work for the good of man;
He's hammered out the future, the forgeman he has been
And he's made the workers' state the best the world has ever seen.
Great! Long live comrade Stalin!
Red Salute Comrades 🚩
Stalin was a mighty man indeed 😍
Mighty vicious,mighty cruel,mighty sadistic,mighty evil
Long live comrade Stalin, and long live the USSR!
So cool - politics aside its amazing the different things on vinyl
This one is from 1951, not sure why the description says 1956
Yes, you're right. Thanks for spotting the error. I'll correct it in the description.
Stalin, the eternal comrade.
СЛАВА
how much for that?
It says Al Jeffrey plays guitar on this, but I think it sounds like banjo. Al DID play guitar but was much better know as a banjo player.
Musicians, artists, writers,
Workers, soldiers; they all died
All victims of the Man of Steel's
Infernal bloody pride.
So why was the ussr a time of great art and music?
Tell me did Stalin kill Maxim Gorky, Dimitri Soshtakovich, Alexander Vasylyevitch , Boris Iofan, Boris Sokolov? All those names come from Authors, Musicians, Architect and Scientists did they die under Stalin: No, they where greatly seen as peoples of the working class. Under Stalin there where universities too for all sorts of studies going to Agronomy to Engineering.So now I want to ask why would you say that?
@@BaronKommunard1917 Have a look at this: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Great_Purge_victims
@@BaronKommunard1917Probably only if you adhered to state ideology. Any deviants would have been purged.
Also, is Katyń a joke to you? Like the Germans, the Russians were very keen on destroying Poland, and, like the Germans, they sought to achieve this by destroying its intelligentsia.
@@BaronKommunard1917Though Shostakovich was persecuted by Zhdanov because apparently "his music was too western" and he was rehabilitated only during Khrushchev.
I will never apologize for authoritarianism or mass killings but do jokingly like the idea of fictional version of Stalin as a Paul bunion like character except he is a real man and Paul isn't so thats' the rub; still Paul represents colonialism, so sure why not. edit: I also like his mustache and the ritheim of the song is good.
He rubbed out his opponents
Or sent them far away
To freeze or die in gulags
In cold Siberiay
@@chasewilliams5128 mate... it's not a good song. Manchester Rambler is a good song. The Crooked Cross is a good song.
@@guickdotto4552It's not a good song because you can't enjoy songs that uncomfort you. Also good Stalin to get rid of the oppenants of the working class like Trotsky ( Let's not forget Trotsky collaborated directly with nazi Germany in the 30's and Imperial Japanese when Manchuria was at war.)
"Siberiay"
Bro stop trying to write lyrics. Just give up
@@georgeavery5965 What I have written, I have written.
Forgot the Molotov von Ribbentrop pact?@@BaronKommunard1917
He annexed half of Poland
Slew their leaders in Katyn
Sent his lads to die in a Winter War
Took Karelia from the Finns
Found the Neo-Nazi.
That "half of Poland" was Western Belorussia and Ukraine
The nazis committed the Katyn massacre
The winter war was self-defense the Fins refused to sign a peace treaty and collaborated with the nazis
-He saved half of Poland from Nazis, when the allies refused to follow through on the mutual agreement they signed earlier to invade Hitler in case he annexed Czechoslovakia.
-Katyn is literally Nazi propaganda.
-The Nazis invaded the USSR, was he supposed to just do nothing? People fought the Nazis even while occupied by the Nazis, research the Belarusian partisans.
-Finns were way too friendly with Hitler, and they literally bordered Leningrad. Any competent leader can see that, and would do the same. Every leader, regardless of ideology, would secure some borderlands on a potentially hostile state.
@@muha0644 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact? No? Was this a cunning ruse by the mighty man of the people designed to liberate Poland?
@@guickdotto4552 not that I blame you, for not knowing, but even a small historical analysis can show you how wrong that is. The Molotov Ribbentrop pact was not an opportunistic deal to gain more territory, the USSR had more than enough already. It was a culmination of the struggle for national security, for a defense from Hitler.
They had already made dozens of attempts at containing Hitler, and at every time the "allies" chickened out, citing the "economic consequences" and other bullshit. Most notably was the pact where they agreed to invade mutually Nazi Germany if they annexed Czechoslovakia. France decided not to follow through on the agreement they signed.
The "allies" had literally left Stalin with no choice. Either he signed it or he risked invasion. In reality, it only bought them a little bit of time to prepare for the war, and they still had massive logistical issues (despite the Red Army being superior in equipment and amount at the time to the Wehrmacht, they could not get equipment to the front, so they retreated because they could not fight)
And so good that Putin continues the great work! What did happen to the Aral Sea? And wasn't Stalin a pal of Hitler at one time?
1. Putin is a capitalist, he will tell you that. He effs over the workers just to put money in the rich monopoly capitalists pockets
2. As if capitalist countries haven't created environmental disaster after disaster. And also, the destruction of the Aral Sea happened primarily after Stalin's time. The earliest concerns about its condition were dated in the 70s at the earliest. Hard to blame Stalin for an environmental disaster that happened after he was dead.
3. Stalin was no pal of Hitler. Stalin's policy was to get peace for his people, and liberate the Ukrainian and Belarusian workers in territory that Poland had recently invaded and taken from the USSR. He signed a non-aggression pact with Hitler. This was the same policy held by France and Britain, who continued appeasement until Germany invaded Poland, even doing nothing when Germany invaded Czechoslovakia, a country they had promised to protect. Poland had invaded the USSR before, and taken lands from Ukraine and Belarus. The Molotov Ribbentrov Pact was signed saying that if Hitler invaded Poland, he would not be allowed to take the parts of it that Poland had taken from the Ukrainians and Belorussians. Then, as soon as the USSR got the chance after Hitler invaded, they invaded the parts of Poland that Poland had stolen from the USSR less than 20 years before.
You are actually brainwashed
No, Stalin wasnt a friend of hitler, Stalins first move was actualy to try to build a anti nazi pact with the other western power but they said no, so instead he signed the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact to avoid war.
also putin is not cobtinuing his work, hes doing the opposite in fact.
Under Stalin the USSR was the only country to boycott the 1936 Berlin Olympics.