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T-64A |
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| The
Gimn Sovetskogo Soyuza (and a transliteration of the Cyrillic): |
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Soy'ooz
neroosh'imi resp'ooblik svob'odnikh |
| Splot'ila
nav'eki vel'ikaia Rus |
| Da
zdr'avstvooyet sozdanni voley nar'odov |
| Yed'ini
mog'oochi Sov'etski Soy'ooz |
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| Sl'avsa
ot'echestvo n'ashe svob'odnoye |
| Dr'oojbi
nar'odov nady'ojni opl'ot |
| P'artia
L'enina, - s'ila narodnaya |
| Nas k
torjestv'oo kommun'izma vedy'ot |
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| Skvoz
g'odi siy'alo nam s'ontse svob'oodi |
| I L'enin
vel'iki nam put ozar'il |
| Na pr'avoye
d'elo on p'odnal nar'odi |
| Na tr'ood
i na p'odvigi nas vdokhnov'il |
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| Sl'avsa
ot'echestvo n'ashe svob'odnoye |
| Dr'oojbi
nar'odov nady'ojni opl'ot |
| P'artia
L'enina, - s'ila narodnaya |
| Nas k
torjestv'oo kommun'izma vedy'ot |
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| V pob'ede
bessm'ertnih idey kommoon'izma |
| Mi v'idim
grad'oosheye n'ashey strani |
| I kr'asnomoo
zn'ameni sl'avnoj otch'izni |
| Mi b'oodem
vsegd'a bezav'etno verni |
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| Sl'avsa
ot'echestvo n'ashe svob'odnoye |
| Dr'oojbi
nar'odov nady'ojni opl'ot |
| P'artia
L'enina, - s'ila narodnaya |
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| And
the Hymn of the Soviet Union (in english) |
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| United
Forever in Friendship and Labour, |
| Our mighty
Republics will ever endure. |
| The Great
Soviet Union will Live through the Ages. |
| The Dream
of a People their fortress secure. |
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| Long Live
our Soviet Motherland, built by the People's mighty hand. |
| Long Live
our People, United and Free. |
| Strong
in our Friendship tried by fire. Long may our Crimson Flag Inspire, |
| Shining
in Glory for all Men to see. |
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| Through
Days dark and stormy where Great Lenin Lead us |
| Our Eyes
saw the Bright Sun of Freedom above |
| And Stalin
our Leader with Faith in the People, |
| Inspired
us to Build up the Land that we Love. |
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| Long Live
our Soviet Motherland, built by the People's mighty hand. |
| Long Live
our People, United and Free. |
| Strong
in our Friendship tried by fire. Long may our Crimson Flag Inspire, |
| Shining
in Glory for all Men to see. |
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| We fought
for the Future, destroyed the invader, |
| And Brought
to our Homeland the Laurels of Fame. |
| Our Glory
will live in the Memory of Nations |
| And All
Generations will Honour Her Name. |
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| Long Live
our Soviet Motherland, built by the People's mighty hand. |
| Long Live
our People, United and Free. |
| Strong
in our Friendship tried by fire. Long may our Crimson Flag Inspire, |
| Shining
in Glory for all Men to see. |
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| We fought
for the Future, destroyed the invader, |
| And Brought
to our Homeland the Laurels of Fame. |
| Our Glory
will live in the Memory of Nations |
| And All
Generations will Honour Her Name. |
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| Long Live
our Soviet Motherland, built by the People's mighty hand. |
| Long Live
our People, United and Free. |
| Strong
in our Friendship tried by fire. Long may our Crimson Flag Inspire, |
| Shining
in Glory for all Men to see. |
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| Note
that l’Internationale, which this replaced, was the anthem of the First,
Second, and Third Internationals and, from 1918 to 1944, it was the national
anthem of the Soviet Union: |
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| The
source of these lines comes from (although I had to change their Gimn Sovetskovo
Soyuza to the Gimn Sovetskogo Soyuza): |
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| Please
note the corrections (noteably the dates and use of Stalin that appear in
the footnotes). |
