Russian Military Goose Step Party in Russia

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Free video about goose step. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this goose step video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! The goose step is a special form of DC step, which is usually on ceremonial parades will be demonstrated and past marches closed units. The marchers vibrate while their legs in unison outstretched stiff high, depending on the country and tradition almost to the horizontal, by honor guards and the hip. Goose-stepping marching troops also produce a distinctive, loud noise step. Purpose of the piercing step is the demonstration of absolute discipline and superiority. Its origin is on the Prussian Exerzier Regulations of the early 19th Century attributed. Early 19th century he became of Friedrich Wilhelm III. in the Prussian Army introduced and practiced there for long. This tradition has been approved by the German army, the Reichswehr and the Wehrmacht continued. Today, it is sometimes clichéd associated exclusively with the Wehrmacht or limited to these. After 1945, the goose step was still in Germany by the National People's Army practiced (under the name "Exerzierschritt") for the care of Prussian military tradition, widespread in other member states of the Warsaw Pact. Even Mussolini led him in 1938 on the German model as " Passo Romano "(" Roman step ") at the Italian Army a. In the Soviet Union of units paraded army, navy and air forces regularly in form of the piercing step, z. B. on the anniversary of the October Revolution. They followed it modeled on the Imperial Russian Army, the intensively practiced the goose-stepping in the 19th century, according to contemporary reports often more important at the expense of the military training. The traditional pace of the Prussian / German parade or Exerzierschritt was 114 step / min, the Russian / Soviet 120 step / min. In countries such as North Korea, China, Cuba, Belarus or Vietnam, whose military is dominated by the Soviet model, it will be demonstrated regularly even today. Also in Russia is still in the victory parade for Victory Day on May 9, demonstrated the goose step. In Chile the goose step with parades of troops and / or music corps will be demonstrated by the Prussian-German model. The Bundeswehr abandoned when it was founded consciously on the reintroduction of the piercing step, because your infanterische tradition of the historic hunter units, where the goose step had never been practiced, and not of the line infantry herleitete (see. the designation of the infantry units of the Bundeswehr as a hunter -, not infantry battalions and weapons color green ). In addition, the submission symbolism of the piercing step was not with the new self-image of German soldiers as " citizens in uniform agreed ". In addition, the leadership of the future Bundeswehr in 1954 expressed critical to military forms as an end in itself: In particular, " the need for Fußparaden had the face of a permanent Mob be doubted readiness because they neither a demonstration of the march serviceability nor the battle value of the force is' and paved the Exerzierdrill because of the long period of preparation, the way 'will ". In imperial Russia, the Tsar's army then modernized and trained with the help of Prussian officers. After the October Revolution, the Red Army in turn inherits and exports in most communist regimes (usually through officers Soviet instructors). It is still in force in Russia and in most countries formerly members or satellites of the former Soviet Union and in many states of the world or of obedience Marxist ( China, North Korea, Cuba, etc...). The goose-step model is a martial step in use in military parades. It is a particular form of measured step and provides that soldiers elevino the extended leg until they reach a position more or less horizontal. When put together the boots on the ground, the soldiers marching produce a distinctive and loud noise. It was adopted in Russia Tsarist regime to be kept by the Soviet, for example in the annual celebrations of the October Revolution. As mentioned, the purpose of this step is to show off the power and discipline of precision, so much so that it is used usually in states from the totalitarian regime. It was the subject of harsh criticism by several intellectuals like George Orwell. In the essay collection The Lion and the Unicorn, Orwell proposed the metaphorical interpretation of the boot of a soldier in the act of stepping on the face of a person. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!

Russian Military Goose Step Party in Russia

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• published: 13 Jul 2015
• views: 11232

Free video about goose step. This free video was created for you by http://epsos.de and can be used for free under the creative commons license with the attribution of epSos.de as the original author of this goose step video. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !! The goose step is a special form of DC step, which is usually on ceremonial parades will be demonstrated and past marches closed units. The marchers vibrate while their legs in unison outstretched stiff high, depending on the country and tradition almost to the horizontal, by honor guards and the hip. Goose-stepping marching troops also produce a distinctive, loud noise step. Purpose of the piercing step is the demonstration of absolute discipline and superiority. Its origin is on the Prussian Exerzier Regulations of the early 19th Century attributed. Early 19th century he became of Friedrich Wilhelm III. in the Prussian Army introduced and practiced there for long. This tradition has been approved by the German army, the Reichswehr and the Wehrmacht continued. Today, it is sometimes clichéd associated exclusively with the Wehrmacht or limited to these. After 1945, the goose step was still in Germany by the National People's Army practiced (under the name "Exerzierschritt") for the care of Prussian military tradition, widespread in other member states of the Warsaw Pact. Even Mussolini led him in 1938 on the German model as " Passo Romano "(" Roman step ") at the Italian Army a. In the Soviet Union of units paraded army, navy and air forces regularly in form of the piercing step, z. B. on the anniversary of the October Revolution. They followed it modeled on the Imperial Russian Army, the intensively practiced the goose-stepping in the 19th century, according to contemporary reports often more important at the expense of the military training. The traditional pace of the Prussian / German parade or Exerzierschritt was 114 step / min, the Russian / Soviet 120 step / min. In countries such as North Korea, China, Cuba, Belarus or Vietnam, whose military is dominated by the Soviet model, it will be demonstrated regularly even today. Also in Russia is still in the victory parade for Victory Day on May 9, demonstrated the goose step. In Chile the goose step with parades of troops and / or music corps will be demonstrated by the Prussian-German model. The Bundeswehr abandoned when it was founded consciously on the reintroduction of the piercing step, because your infanterische tradition of the historic hunter units, where the goose step had never been practiced, and not of the line infantry herleitete (see. the designation of the infantry units of the Bundeswehr as a hunter -, not infantry battalions and weapons color green ). In addition, the submission symbolism of the piercing step was not with the new self-image of German soldiers as " citizens in uniform agreed ". In addition, the leadership of the future Bundeswehr in 1954 expressed critical to military forms as an end in itself: In particular, " the need for Fußparaden had the face of a permanent Mob be doubted readiness because they neither a demonstration of the march serviceability nor the battle value of the force is' and paved the Exerzierdrill because of the long period of preparation, the way 'will ". In imperial Russia, the Tsar's army then modernized and trained with the help of Prussian officers. After the October Revolution, the Red Army in turn inherits and exports in most communist regimes (usually through officers Soviet instructors). It is still in force in Russia and in most countries formerly members or satellites of the former Soviet Union and in many states of the world or of obedience Marxist ( China, North Korea, Cuba, etc...). The goose-step model is a martial step in use in military parades. It is a particular form of measured step and provides that soldiers elevino the extended leg until they reach a position more or less horizontal. When put together the boots on the ground, the soldiers marching produce a distinctive and loud noise. It was adopted in Russia Tsarist regime to be kept by the Soviet, for example in the annual celebrations of the October Revolution. As mentioned, the purpose of this step is to show off the power and discipline of precision, so much so that it is used usually in states from the totalitarian regime. It was the subject of harsh criticism by several intellectuals like George Orwell. In the essay collection The Lion and the Unicorn, Orwell proposed the metaphorical interpretation of the boot of a soldier in the act of stepping on the face of a person. Thank you for supporting the creative commons movement !!