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Gimn_Sovetskogo_Soyuza_(1944_Stalinist_lyrics).oga (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 3 min 13 s, 39 kbps, file size: 927 KB)

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English: Soviet Anthem, recorded in the 40s.
Français : Hymne de l'URSS enregistré en 1944, dont le contexte glorifie Staline et la grande guerre patriotique. Les paroles furent changées en 1977, la mélodie est conservée.
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Source OGG encoded from the CD Famous Russian Choirs 1930-1940, EPM Musique, 1997. ASIN: B000005ZCW
Author Red Army choirs
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Date/TimeThumbnailDimensionsUserComment
current15:46, 24 January 20063 min 13 s (927 KB)Kibinsky~commonswikiReduced again, still the same source
18:23, 21 January 20063 min 15 s (933 KB)Kibinsky~commonswikiReduced file
18:55, 20 April 20053 min 16 s (1.83 MB)RamaSoviet Anthem, recorded in the 40s Hymne sociétique, version datant des années 40. {{sovietpd}} category:Soviet Union

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