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"Артиллеристы, Сталин дал приказ". Остается только добавить "Милости просим, пиздец вам". Многие товарища Сталина предали в исторической конъюнктуре, но стержень остался. " В честь нашего вождя, в честь нашего народа, мы радостный салют в победный час дадим". Слава Советским Артиллеристам. Слава СССР. Слава России.

Артиллеристы, Сталин дал приказ!

No one can survive by my artillery barages and my BM-13

Здрастви нашој браћи Русима из братске Србије.

Fun fact According to Cornelius Ryan’s book “The last battle”, During the battle of Berlin Soviet guns were lined up for mile after mile and stepped back caliber by caliber. The mortars were in front. Behind them were tanks, their long main guns elevated. Next came self-propelled guns and, following these, batteries of light and heavy artillery. Along the rear were 400 Katyusha multiple-rocket launchers. In all, over 20,000 guns took part in this bombardment. At exactly 3 AM on the 16th of April 1945, three green flares soared into the sky and the huge collection of guns roared into life. In merely 35 minutes, half a million shells of all types and calibers were let loose. Many soldiers on both sides were battle-hardened veterans of the Eastern front, yet even they didn’t expect the true intensity of this barrage. The noise was terrible. Gunners had to keep their mouths open to equalize the pressure on their ears, otherwise their eardrums would rupture. One experienced Soviet battery commander even warned his crews to not only open their mouths but also scream at the top of their lungs. The crew did exactly that but blood still ran from their ears. The most fearsome sound of all came from the Katyushas. The rocket projectiles whooshed off the launchers in fiery batches and screeched through the night, making terrifying noise like “huge blocks of steel grinding together”. Everyone on both the German and Soviet sides suffered from some degree of deafness and could not hear very well at least for a while. In Marshal Zhukov’s command bunker, only when the bombardment was over could the staff barely hear their telephones ringing. Even residents of the eastern districts of Berlin, some 55 kilometers away from the target area, could hear the bombardment like distant thunder. Also according to Cornelius Ryan: The German countryside beyond the western Kustrin bridgehead seemed to disappear before a rolling wall of bursting shells. Whole villages disintegrated. Earth, concrete, steel, parts of trees spewed into the air and in the distance forests began to blaze. Years later German survivors would vividly recall the strange hot wind that suddenly sprang up and howled through the forests, bending saplings and whipping dust and debris into the air. Antony Beevor’s book “The fall of Berlin” cited Gerd Wagner in the German 27th Parachute Regiment: “In a matter of a few seconds all my ten comrades were dead.” When Wagner recovered consciousness, he found himself lying wounded in a smoking shell crater. He was only just able to struggle back to the second line. Few escaped alive from the artillery barrage which smashed trenches and buried their occupants, both alive and dead. Bodies are still being discovered well over half a century later. The massive barrage also produced strange concussion effects. Troops and equipment alike shook uncontrollably from the shock. In houses closer to the front, pictures fell off walls, windows and mirrors shattered. In Muncheberg, a cross tumbled from the church spire. In the police station at Mahlsdorf books fell off their shelves and telephones rang for no reason. Lights dimmed and flickered in many areas. In Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten an air raid siren suddenly went berserk and no one could switch it off. Along the edges of Weissensee and Lichtenberg a sudden wind caused curtains to whip and flap with ghostly abandon, and in Erkner some inhabitants of air raid shelters were jolted out of sleep, not by noise but by a sickening vibration of the earth. The world had never seen such a massive artillery bombardment like that before, it has never seen anything like that since.

It's so amazing! Despite deep suffering, the Russian people overcame the most terrible killing machine ever been in the History! Long life to Russia, long life to Russian people. Brazilians respect you so much.

Katusha (mobile rocket launcher) - a horror of front line. Absolutely devastating when used en mass.

За Родину, за Сталина!!!!!

ПРЕЛЕСТЬ!!!!!! Автору ролика ОГРОМНОЕ СПАСИБО за высокое качество звука!!!!!!

This is very high quality audio you have here. Beautifully made. A masterpiece, really.

All these scenes are from the soviet movie "The Stalingrad Battle" (1949), directed by V. Petrov.

This film is called The Stalingrad Battle (1949. It was the first film ever made about the events of 1942-1943 and to this day is accepted as quite realistic and well done.

"И сотня тысяч батарей за слезы наших матерей, за нашу Родину, огонь, огонь". Волосы дыбом встают. Поэтому и было так много добровольцев в СССР. Можно отсидеться, но как потом уважать себя. "Премудрый карась- против".

Спасибо, Товарищ Сталин, за моё счастливое детство.... Я горжусь своей страной-своим народом!!! Пусть думают, держава мира слева, но мы то знаем справа, Россия-Великая Держава!

Artillery is the godess of war.

i love the war movies of the 50s because its realistic

I love this march... And Comrade Stalin too.

Красивая песня...

I think we should mentioned antitank artillery as well. It played a key role at stopping German panzers on a lot of occasions. Those guys been firing at the tanks at a blank point range (a couple of hundred feet, or so). The death toll among the anti-tank artillery crews was enormous. They even called themselves "death to the enemy, grave to ourselves". This is a very loose translation of the Russian proverb "smert vragu, pizdes raschetu".

our Glorious Army,Airforce & Navy Force✊I PROUD OF THEM FROM 🇮🇳

From hundreds of thousands cannons for our mother"s tears for our motherland Fire! Fire!

As I was a Kid in (Western) Germany I always wanted to be a Soviet soldier and watched all the Russian war movies at the DDR TV. I had one of these plush hats with ears and I played I was in a T34...

HONOUR & RESPECT!

saludos pueblo valiente russo pais que conoci y gente muy buena en moscu pais hermoso saludos desde argentina

Сильные Русские марши !!! С ДНЁМ ПОБЕДЫ!!!

Stalin said: "Lets commence, comrade Vassilevkyi."

Не дай бог никому.

Уррррррррррррррраааааааа! За нашу Советскую Родину, вперед к победе!

Hi. I don´t know if you know it, but the words at the beging with Stalin 0:38 is by Czech language ,,Lets start commrad Vasiljevskij,,. The great Red army is the best against faschists. I listening Red army choir in every day. Thank you guys.

Glory to the CCCP from a Desi south Asian.

My grandfather was a sgt in the Red Army artillery divisions in Stalingrad so this clip means just that little bit more to me.

Awesome! I've heard another version and this is much better! Thanks.

Best rush B ever

ПОЗДРАВЛЯЮ ВСЕХ С НАСТУПАЮЩИМ ПРАЗДНИКОМ - 65 ЛЕТ СО ДНЯ ВЕЛИЧАЙШЕЙ ПОБЕДЫ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kalinin, thanks for your magnific video. I enjoy it.

Thank you, you have said it very well.

Спасибо, братуха! Артеллирейская часть, ЗаБВО 1987-89 гг.

Има овде много поклоника великог Совјестког Савеза! Поздрав из Србије!

Истинный гимн богов войны

NEM IMAGINO O ORGULHO QUE VOCES TEM DA RÚSSIA. BELÍSSIMO VIDEO. GRANDE E PODEROSA RUSSIA

Magnifique ! great song and video !

The most glorious movie, including the most glorious music

Russia the greatest!!! Komeradski pozdrav iz Slovenije!

Thank you lads, I appreciate that you like this song. Its one of my favourites.

Wow. The cinematography on this movie is very advanced for it's time. Looks so real.

My grandfather favorite song he was one of them .

Thank you!

what a beautiful song thank you

Thank you, Im glad you like it. The problem is that there are probably three versions of this song. But as you have mentioned, one is in bad quality, the second is slightly modified (Stalin is omited)and this is the only one with original text and great quality.

i am listening to this song for the past year nearly every day and im stil not bored of it :) it still rocks

Operation Uranus

very good vidéo too: 20/20! .

"Артиллеристы Сталин дал приказ, артиллеристы зовет Отчизна нас". Ждем и надеемся.

thanks you comrade

loved those artillary blasts at the start and end, really rouseing song

HOW ON EARTH did you find this!! anyway thanks for the video!

Favourited this :) Beautiful song!

Слава живым и Вечная Память павшим,отличная песня а откуда кадры что за фильм

ЗдОрово! У меня дед был старшиной артбатареи! Погиб в 1941 под Москвой.

My GrandPa was among them, he defened Stalingrad, he loved this song, many of his friends died there in this war.

tnx

Какие песни писали, эх... С такой песней и умереть в бою не страшно.

I listen to this while running on the treadmill at the gym

STALIN SUPER ✊⭐🚩✊✊✊👍💞

OMG such a catchy song i cant stop listening to it . its even my Ring-tone

Thank you very much, friend. Im really glad that you have noticed my modest work. Im surprised that people come to watch my videos, because USSR/Russia is not very favourite theme. If you would need anything, or If I would be able to help you somehow in the future, dont hesitate and tell me. Cheers.

Thx friend, Im glad you like it.

Favorite videotrack for artillerymen song. Nazi german marchmusic is cocky fun. Soviet socialist marches are dead serious and bring tears to your eyes. The greater the villain the greater the hero.....

Спасибо ! Перевод бы еще ,для "друзей" из США....

BRAVO!!!!!!

Esse vídeo e muito bom, e o melhor do KZfaq.

Today's Red Army Choir should stop chickening out and sing the old songs with Stalin's name in them. Come on. If hip hop can swear up a storm of pointless drivel, then Russia can sing Stalin's name.

long live mother russia

Oh, thanks. :D

soviets makes the best music!!!

Товарищ Сталин, рано ты ушёл.

Red army Choir - Song of artillerymen (Stalin ordered ) Thank you

ура нашему отдельному 14 артиллеристско-пулемётномй полку! ЛенВо

Beautiful and powerful song. Much respect, US para artilleryman

great song. without the breakthrough artillery divisions the great victories of the red army wouldnt be possible in 1944-1945.

ah the forces of the red army leaving the fascistisc germans on there knees crying for mama i salute to all the heroes of the army who are still here and beyond

You are right and to be honest I was quite surprised that the film wasnt shot according to "stalinist history". The film is divide do on two parts, first one shows how terrible was autumn 1942 and second is just about soviet victory. But nobody tried to present events of 1942-43 as some holiday for red army. At one scene Chuikov and his soldiers are swearing the oath (while germans are constantly advancing) that they would rather die in Stalingrad then to give it up to the enemy.

Марш Артиллеристов! Эх! Сколько раз эта песня в строю пропета! ))

Горит в сердцах у нас любовь к земле родимой, Мы в смертный бой идем за честь родной страны. Пылают города, охваченные дымом, Гремит в седых лесах суровый бог войны.

1:15 LOL the German soldier!!!

Начало это салют)

Ну наконец-то (( Сталин дал приказ))

Обязательно передам привет своему классному руководителю.

'Artilermen Stalin Gave order'... Fuck What a Grate Milaitary Song!!

Из сотен тысяч батарей За слезы наших матерей, За нашу Родину - огонь! Огонь!

Me after building a potato cannon

артиллеристы Сталин отдал приказ!

Звук при просмотре обязательно надо сделать погромче, потому что песня отличная и замечательная! И потому еще, что артиллерия это всегда громкая штука.

Amen, my dear sir.

Napoleon: God is on the side of the strongest battalions Stalin: We don't need God comrade. Our Gods are Katyushas, T-34s and IL-2s

Refrain: Артиллеристы, Сталин дал приказ! Артиллеристы, зовет Отчизна нас! Из многих тысяч батарей За слезы наших матерей, За нашу Родину - огонь! Огонь!

The German were merciless to the Russians, PAYBACK for the Germans! My respects to Russia and the Western Allies!

Those Russian missle trucks would make finding a parking spot at Wal-Mart such a treat! :D

@petrwarry72 Thank you Peter for taking your time and watching those videos. Cheers.