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- published: 05 Jun 2013
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This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1990. The year 1990 would see a continuation of the drastic changes in the world that began in 1989. From the reunification of Germany back in October, to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invading Kuwait back in August (which instigated the Gulf War US lead military intervention in January 1991). The chaos which permeated throughout the Eastern bloc the previous year was spilling over into the Soviet Union. This marked a time of great instability and decline for the USSR. Perestroika (restructuring) was failing to deliver the positive promises of restructuring it announced it would when it was first implemented in 1987. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnot (Openess) policy, while positive for freedom of speech in the nation, also had the unintended consequence of opening the floodgates of long repressed nationalist feelings in many of the Union Republics. At the time of this parade many secessionist movements were taking place, and the mood in Red Square during this parade was not one of optimism, but sombreness, as the tapestry of the USSR was being unwoven. This would be the last time the October Revolution would be commemorated before the USSR collapsed a year later. Indeed the year of 1990 would be remembered as the final year for all Soviet military parades (Victory Day, and October Revolution) on Red Square. Breaking with tradition, Mikhail Gorbachev delivers an address to the Soviet people, afterwards, the USSR national anthem plays, once finished, Minister of Defense, Marshal of The Soviet Union, Dmitriy Yazov, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General Nikolai Kalinin, begin their inspection tour of the troops. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 09 Sep 2011
- views: 404068
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1975. In 1975, the Détente (relaxation of tensions) era was in full swing. With relations between the USSR, and the West in good standing. With this year being the year of the Apollo-Soyuz test project. The future for better relations with the USSR and the West looked very bright at this time. However, by the end of 1975 economic stagnation further entenched itself in the USSR, with its GNP growth rate only a fraction of what it was at the beginning of the decade. In this part we see the beginning the parade, with minister of defense, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General, Vladimir Govorov, inspect the troops that are to participate in the parade. This would be Marshal Grechko's final parade before his death in April, 1976.
- published: 15 Dec 2010
- views: 36442
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1976. 20 years ago to the day of uploading this, the Soviet Union ceased its existance. In historical memory of this country, this video has been uploaded on this date. During 1976 the USA would celebrate its bicentenial, and Jimmy Carter would defeat incumbant President Gerald Ford in the presidential elections. in the USSR, in April, Minister of Defense, Marshal Andrei Grechko passed away, and was seceded in his post by Dmitriy Ustinov. The CPSU would also hold its 25th congress in 1976 as well. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. (This would be his first parade as director. He would continue to be director until 1993)
- published: 25 Dec 2011
- views: 82610
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1978. On this beautiful sunny fall day in Moscow, the Soviet Union celebrates its birthday. At the time this event took place, many would consider this the time when the Soviet Union reached the peak of its political power, prestige and influence on the world stage (before beginning to decline with the start of the Afghan War at the end of the following year). At the beginning of the broadcast, the newly updated Soviet anthem is played. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. Worth mentioning is this is the only parade of the entire 1970s decade where it was a sunny day.
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 134691
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1979. This event took place during a very turbulant time in the world. Just three days before this anniversary the US Iranian hostage crisis began (an event that would last 444 days), and the USSR was preparing to invade Afghanistan (which would begin on December 24th) - An event which would bring an end to Détente (relaxation of tensions). This can be considered the last "good times" parade where the Soviet Union was in a state of peace and Cold War tensions weren't extreme. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 281113
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1983. This is unfortunately not the compete parade. This is perhaps the only surviving footage left of this great parade. This parade took place in the midst of immense Cold War tensions between the USA and the USSR. The highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Earlier in the year United States President, Ronald Reagan famously branded the Soviet Union "an Evil Empire". In September the USSR shot down South Korean airliner flight 007, further exacerbating tensions, which would reach their highest when NATO staged operation Able Archer during the time of this parade.
- published: 25 Apr 2014
- views: 9832
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1984. 1984, popularly known as the infamous "George Orwell year" after the book he wrote of the same year, and this parade being the final October Revolution parade taking place with the "old" Communist leaders in the Soviet Union (that is before Gorbachev's ascension to leadership in the following year), perhaps makes this the most popularly watched Soviet Red Square parade. The year 1984 was arguably seen as the final apex of Soviet society before drastic changes and extreme deterioration occured in the coming years. Exasperated Cold War tensions which began at the beginning of the decade would continue in 1984; (although not as extremely tense in 1984 as it was in the prior year of 1983) in retaliation for the 1980 Moscow summer olympic games boycott, the USSR boycotted the Los Angeles 1984 summer olympiad. US President Ronald Reagan was also re-elected for a second term in the USA on the day of this parade. For this parade, a very sickly Konstantin Chernenko is seen on the tribune during this parade. Minister of Defense & Marshal of the Soviet Union, Dmitriy Ustinov, was supposed to appear at this parade (it surprised Soviet television viewers that he did not) for the inspection tour of the troops and the speech on Lenin's Mausoleum. However he became ill shortly before this parade (he would later pass away on December 20th), and First Deputy Defense Minister of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Sergei Sokolov, had to stand in for him instead. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Pyotr Lushev. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, direcred by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 01 Oct 2011
- views: 155285
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1985. This year would see the appointment of Mikhail Gorbachev as the new (and last) Soviet leader. During the spring of 1985 Gorbachev began an infamous anti-alvohol campaign, which would have repercussions on the Soviet economy. In the summer of 1985 Gorbachev instituted some personnel changes in the Politburo, most notably, replacing Premier Nikolai Tikhonov with Nikolai Ryzhkov, as well as dismissing Grigory Romanov from his Politburo post. Earlier in the year, the Soviet Union celebrated 40 years of victory over Nazi Germany with a special military parade in Red Square. 1985 would continue to see Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Sergei Sokolov. Commanding the parade is the newly appointed commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 02 Nov 2011
- views: 40793
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1986. The year 1986 was notable in that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster occured on 26 April, it would be the most disasterous nuclear meltdown in world history. On the positive side of 1986 however, it would see the launch of the first module of the Mir space station. The year would also mark the beginning for the voice of change throughout the USSR. During the 27th CPSU Congress of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev spoke of the need for "acceleration" and "restructuring" for the Soviet economic and political situation (the former of which was seriously beginning to stall, as it had been in a state of stagnation since around 1974). Gorbachev's plans for major reforms for Soviet society however, while discussed in 1986, would not crystalize until the following year. Cold War tensions between the USSR and the USA began to finally ease during this year, with the prospect for a real thaw in East-West looking very promising throughout 1986. First Deputy Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of The Army, Pyotr Lushev (he was also the previous commander of the Moscow Military District from November, 1980 through July, 1985 before being promoted to Commander in Chief of Soviet Forces in Germany), and Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Vladimir Arkhipov, inspect the participating troops this year. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 30 Oct 2011
- views: 74207
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. The Soviet Union celebrates 70 years of October this year. General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms of "glasnost" (openness), and "perestroika" (restructuring) were introduced this year, and In the spirit of peretroika the way Red Square was decorated for these celebratory parades was changed this year. From 1967 to 1986, the style in which Red Square was decorted in for parades was very consistant. The new style introduced in 1987 was somewhat of a throwback to the theme in which Red Square was decorated in from the mid 1950s through 1967. The spirit of optimism and hope for the future in the Soviet Union looked especially bright in Red Square during this year's parade. East-West relations were also signifigantly improving this year, and by New Years of 1988, the threat of nuclear war, which was so prominant earlier in the decade, seemed to all but vanish. In December 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan signed the INF treaty (which eliminated intermediate range class nuclear missiles in both nations). Also in 1987, on May 28 German aviator Mathias Rust illegally landed his plane on Red Square after penetrating Soviet airspace. The incident lead to the biggest dismissals in the ranks of the armed forces since Stalin, including the dismissal of Defense Minister Marshal Sergei Sokolov. Presiding over the military parade is newly appointed Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 127606
The October Revolution (Russian: Октя́брьская револю́ция, tr. Oktyabr'skaya revolyutsiya; IPA: [ɐkˈtʲæbrʲskəjə rʲɪvɐˈlʲʉtsɨjə]), also known as the Great October Socialist Revolution (Russian: Вели́кая Октя́брьская социалисти́ческая револю́ция, tr. Velikaya Oktyabr'skaya sotsialisticheskaya revolyutsiya), Red October, the October Uprising or the Bolshevik Revolution, was a political revolution, mass insurrection and a part of the Russian Revolution of 1917. It took place with an armed insurrection in Petrograd traditionally dated to 25 October 1917 Old Style Julian Calendar (O.S.), which corresponds with 7 November 1917 New Style (N.S.).Gregorian Calendar.
It followed and capitalized on the February Revolution of the same year. The October Revolution in Petrograd overthrew the Russian Provisional Government and gave the power to the local soviets dominated by Bolsheviks. As the revolution was not universally recognized outside of Petrograd there followed the struggles of the Russian Civil War (1917–1923) and the creation of the Soviet Union in 1922.
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17:47The October Revolution (17m)
The October Revolution (17m)The October Revolution (17m)
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21:49The Russian Revolution Explained: World History Review
The Russian Revolution Explained: World History ReviewThe Russian Revolution Explained: World History Review
A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution. Subscribe to HipHughes History, it's stupid easy and free https://www.youtube.com/user/hughesdv?sub_confirmation=1&src;_vid=hDjLSfWvNlQ&feature;=iv&annotation;_id=annotation_3651517591 -
63:17Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноябряFinal Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1990. The year 1990 would see a continuation of the drastic changes in the world that began in 1989. From the reunification of Germany back in October, to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invading Kuwait back in August (which instigated the Gulf War US lead military intervention in January 1991). The chaos which permeated throughout the Eastern bloc the previous year was spilling over into the Soviet Union. This marked a time of great instability and decline for the USSR. Perestroika (restructuring) was failing to deliver the positive promises of restructuring it announced it would when it was first implemented in 1987. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnot (Openess) policy, while positive for freedom of speech in the nation, also had the unintended consequence of opening the floodgates of long repressed nationalist feelings in many of the Union Republics. At the time of this parade many secessionist movements were taking place, and the mood in Red Square during this parade was not one of optimism, but sombreness, as the tapestry of the USSR was being unwoven. This would be the last time the October Revolution would be commemorated before the USSR collapsed a year later. Indeed the year of 1990 would be remembered as the final year for all Soviet military parades (Victory Day, and October Revolution) on Red Square. Breaking with tradition, Mikhail Gorbachev delivers an address to the Soviet people, afterwards, the USSR national anthem plays, once finished, Minister of Defense, Marshal of The Soviet Union, Dmitriy Yazov, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General Nikolai Kalinin, begin their inspection tour of the troops. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov. -
60:47Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1975. In 1975, the Détente (relaxation of tensions) era was in full swing. With relations between the USSR, and the West in good standing. With this year being the year of the Apollo-Soyuz test project. The future for better relations with the USSR and the West looked very bright at this time. However, by the end of 1975 economic stagnation further entenched itself in the USSR, with its GNP growth rate only a fraction of what it was at the beginning of the decade. In this part we see the beginning the parade, with minister of defense, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General, Vladimir Govorov, inspect the troops that are to participate in the parade. This would be Marshal Grechko's final parade before his death in April, 1976. -
86:26Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1976. 20 years ago to the day of uploading this, the Soviet Union ceased its existance. In historical memory of this country, this video has been uploaded on this date. During 1976 the USA would celebrate its bicentenial, and Jimmy Carter would defeat incumbant President Gerald Ford in the presidential elections. in the USSR, in April, Minister of Defense, Marshal Andrei Grechko passed away, and was seceded in his post by Dmitriy Ustinov. The CPSU would also hold its 25th congress in 1976 as well. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. (This would be his first parade as director. He would continue to be director until 1993) -
89:54Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1978. On this beautiful sunny fall day in Moscow, the Soviet Union celebrates its birthday. At the time this event took place, many would consider this the time when the Soviet Union reached the peak of its political power, prestige and influence on the world stage (before beginning to decline with the start of the Afghan War at the end of the following year). At the beginning of the broadcast, the newly updated Soviet anthem is played. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. Worth mentioning is this is the only parade of the entire 1970s decade where it was a sunny day. -
88:15Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1979. This event took place during a very turbulant time in the world. Just three days before this anniversary the US Iranian hostage crisis began (an event that would last 444 days), and the USSR was preparing to invade Afghanistan (which would begin on December 24th) - An event which would bring an end to Détente (relaxation of tensions). This can be considered the last "good times" parade where the Soviet Union was in a state of peace and Cold War tensions weren't extreme. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. -
14:12Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1983. This is unfortunately not the compete parade. This is perhaps the only surviving footage left of this great parade. This parade took place in the midst of immense Cold War tensions between the USA and the USSR. The highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Earlier in the year United States President, Ronald Reagan famously branded the Soviet Union "an Evil Empire". In September the USSR shot down South Korean airliner flight 007, further exacerbating tensions, which would reach their highest when NATO staged operation Able Archer during the time of this parade. -
83:52Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1984. 1984, popularly known as the infamous "George Orwell year" after the book he wrote of the same year, and this parade being the final October Revolution parade taking place with the "old" Communist leaders in the Soviet Union (that is before Gorbachev's ascension to leadership in the following year), perhaps makes this the most popularly watched Soviet Red Square parade. The year 1984 was arguably seen as the final apex of Soviet society before drastic changes and extreme deterioration occured in the coming years. Exasperated Cold War tensions which began at the beginning of the decade would continue in 1984; (although not as extremely tense in 1984 as it was in the prior year of 1983) in retaliation for the 1980 Moscow summer olympic games boycott, the USSR boycotted the Los Angeles 1984 summer olympiad. US President Ronald Reagan was also re-elected for a second term in the USA on the day of this parade. For this parade, a very sickly Konstantin Chernenko is seen on the tribune during this parade. Minister of Defense & Marshal of the Soviet Union, Dmitriy Ustinov, was supposed to appear at this parade (it surprised Soviet television viewers that he did not) for the inspection tour of the troops and the speech on Lenin's Mausoleum. However he became ill shortly before this parade (he would later pass away on December 20th), and First Deputy Defense Minister of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Sergei Sokolov, had to stand in for him instead. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Pyotr Lushev. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, direcred by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov. -
85:56Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 Ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 НоябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1985. This year would see the appointment of Mikhail Gorbachev as the new (and last) Soviet leader. During the spring of 1985 Gorbachev began an infamous anti-alvohol campaign, which would have repercussions on the Soviet economy. In the summer of 1985 Gorbachev instituted some personnel changes in the Politburo, most notably, replacing Premier Nikolai Tikhonov with Nikolai Ryzhkov, as well as dismissing Grigory Romanov from his Politburo post. Earlier in the year, the Soviet Union celebrated 40 years of victory over Nazi Germany with a special military parade in Red Square. 1985 would continue to see Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Sergei Sokolov. Commanding the parade is the newly appointed commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov. -
80:56Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1986. The year 1986 was notable in that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster occured on 26 April, it would be the most disasterous nuclear meltdown in world history. On the positive side of 1986 however, it would see the launch of the first module of the Mir space station. The year would also mark the beginning for the voice of change throughout the USSR. During the 27th CPSU Congress of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev spoke of the need for "acceleration" and "restructuring" for the Soviet economic and political situation (the former of which was seriously beginning to stall, as it had been in a state of stagnation since around 1974). Gorbachev's plans for major reforms for Soviet society however, while discussed in 1986, would not crystalize until the following year. Cold War tensions between the USSR and the USA began to finally ease during this year, with the prospect for a real thaw in East-West looking very promising throughout 1986. First Deputy Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of The Army, Pyotr Lushev (he was also the previous commander of the Moscow Military District from November, 1980 through July, 1985 before being promoted to Commander in Chief of Soviet Forces in Germany), and Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Vladimir Arkhipov, inspect the participating troops this year. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov. -
83:37Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. The Soviet Union celebrates 70 years of October this year. General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms of "glasnost" (openness), and "perestroika" (restructuring) were introduced this year, and In the spirit of peretroika the way Red Square was decorated for these celebratory parades was changed this year. From 1967 to 1986, the style in which Red Square was decorted in for parades was very consistant. The new style introduced in 1987 was somewhat of a throwback to the theme in which Red Square was decorated in from the mid 1950s through 1967. The spirit of optimism and hope for the future in the Soviet Union looked especially bright in Red Square during this year's parade. East-West relations were also signifigantly improving this year, and by New Years of 1988, the threat of nuclear war, which was so prominant earlier in the decade, seemed to all but vanish. In December 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan signed the INF treaty (which eliminated intermediate range class nuclear missiles in both nations). Also in 1987, on May 28 German aviator Mathias Rust illegally landed his plane on Red Square after penetrating Soviet airspace. The incident lead to the biggest dismissals in the ranks of the armed forces since Stalin, including the dismissal of Defense Minister Marshal Sergei Sokolov. Presiding over the military parade is newly appointed Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov. -
46:53Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 ноябряSoviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 72nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1989. The year 1989 was one that changed the world, it marked the beginning of the end for the Soviet Empire (the consequences of which are still being felt today). Throughout 1989 revolutions swept across Eastern Europe as the Eastern Bloc nations rejected socialism. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev did not intervene and began a Soviet pullout from Eastern Europe. (A few days after this parade the Berlin Wall would come down) The situation in the Soviet Union began to turn chaotic, as the economy was starting to deteriorate along with the political situation as the CPSU began to lose their grip on power. Presiding over the parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Nikolai Kalinin. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov. -
5:10October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)
October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)
A hilarious sketch from John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, series 4 episode 5. Broadcast 13/11/14 on BBC Radio 4 (so they own the content) Features Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Simon Kane, Lawry Lewin and Carrie Quinlan. Grigory Zinoviev is out of office until Monday
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The October Revolution (17m)
From "The Great War" (1964) -
The Russian Revolution Explained: World History Review
A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution. Subscribe to HipHughes History, it's stupid easy and free https://www.youtube.com/user/hughesdv?sub_confirmation=1&src;_vid=hDjLSfWvNlQ&feature;=iv&annotation;_id=annotation_3651517591 -
Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1990. The year 1990 would see a continuation of the drastic changes in the world that began in 1989. From the reunification of Germany back in October, to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invading Kuwait back in August (which instigated the Gulf War US lead military intervention in January 1991). The chaos which permeated throughout the Eastern bloc the previous year was spilling over into the Soviet Union. This marked a time of great instability and decline for the USSR. Perestroika (restructuring) was failing to deliver the positive promises of restructuring it announced it would when it was first implemented in 1987. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnot (Op... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1975. In 1975, the Détente (relaxation of tensions) era was in full swing. With relations between the USSR, and the West in good standing. With this year being the year of the Apollo-Soyuz test project. The future for better relations with the USSR and the West looked very bright at this time. However, by the end of 1975 economic stagnation further entenched itself in the USSR, with its GNP growth rate only a fraction of what it was at the beginning of the decade. In this part we see the beginning the parade, with minister of defense, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General, Vladimir Govorov, in... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1976. 20 years ago to the day of uploading this, the Soviet Union ceased its existance. In historical memory of this country, this video has been uploaded on this date. During 1976 the USA would celebrate its bicentenial, and Jimmy Carter would defeat incumbant President Gerald Ford in the presidential elections. in the USSR, in April, Minister of Defense, Marshal Andrei Grechko passed away, and was seceded in his post by Dmitriy Ustinov. The CPSU would also hold its 25th congress in 1976 as well. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Mil... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1978. On this beautiful sunny fall day in Moscow, the Soviet Union celebrates its birthday. At the time this event took place, many would consider this the time when the Soviet Union reached the peak of its political power, prestige and influence on the world stage (before beginning to decline with the start of the Afghan War at the end of the following year). At the beginning of the broadcast, the newly updated Soviet anthem is played. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1979. This event took place during a very turbulant time in the world. Just three days before this anniversary the US Iranian hostage crisis began (an event that would last 444 days), and the USSR was preparing to invade Afghanistan (which would begin on December 24th) - An event which would bring an end to Détente (relaxation of tensions). This can be considered the last "good times" parade where the Soviet Union was in a state of peace and Cold War tensions weren't extreme. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, General... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1983. This is unfortunately not the compete parade. This is perhaps the only surviving footage left of this great parade. This parade took place in the midst of immense Cold War tensions between the USA and the USSR. The highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Earlier in the year United States President, Ronald Reagan famously branded the Soviet Union "an Evil Empire". In September the USSR shot down South Korean airliner flight 007, further exacerbating tensions, which would reach their highest when NATO staged operation Able Archer during the time of this parade. -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1984. 1984, popularly known as the infamous "George Orwell year" after the book he wrote of the same year, and this parade being the final October Revolution parade taking place with the "old" Communist leaders in the Soviet Union (that is before Gorbachev's ascension to leadership in the following year), perhaps makes this the most popularly watched Soviet Red Square parade. The year 1984 was arguably seen as the final apex of Soviet society before drastic changes and extreme deterioration occured in the coming years. Exasperated Cold War tensions which began at the beginning of the decade would continue in 1984; (although not as extremely tense in 1984 as it w... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1985. This year would see the appointment of Mikhail Gorbachev as the new (and last) Soviet leader. During the spring of 1985 Gorbachev began an infamous anti-alvohol campaign, which would have repercussions on the Soviet economy. In the summer of 1985 Gorbachev instituted some personnel changes in the Politburo, most notably, replacing Premier Nikolai Tikhonov with Nikolai Ryzhkov, as well as dismissing Grigory Romanov from his Politburo post. Earlier in the year, the Soviet Union celebrated 40 years of victory over Nazi Germany with a special military parade in Red Square. 1985 would continue to see Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Uni... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1986. The year 1986 was notable in that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster occured on 26 April, it would be the most disasterous nuclear meltdown in world history. On the positive side of 1986 however, it would see the launch of the first module of the Mir space station. The year would also mark the beginning for the voice of change throughout the USSR. During the 27th CPSU Congress of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev spoke of the need for "acceleration" and "restructuring" for the Soviet economic and political situation (the former of which was seriously beginning to stall, as it had been in a state of stagnation since around 1974). Gorbachev's pla... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. The Soviet Union celebrates 70 years of October this year. General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms of "glasnost" (openness), and "perestroika" (restructuring) were introduced this year, and In the spirit of peretroika the way Red Square was decorated for these celebratory parades was changed this year. From 1967 to 1986, the style in which Red Square was decorted in for parades was very consistant. The new style introduced in 1987 was somewhat of a throwback to the theme in which Red Square was decorated in from the mid 1950s through 1967. The spirit of optimism and hope for the future in the Soviet Union looked especially bright in Red Square during this year... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 72nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1989. The year 1989 was one that changed the world, it marked the beginning of the end for the Soviet Empire (the consequences of which are still being felt today). Throughout 1989 revolutions swept across Eastern Europe as the Eastern Bloc nations rejected socialism. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev did not intervene and began a Soviet pullout from Eastern Europe. (A few days after this parade the Berlin Wall would come down) The situation in the Soviet Union began to turn chaotic, as the economy was starting to deteriorate along with the political situation as the CPSU began to lose their grip on power. Presiding over the parade is Minister of Defense of the U... -
October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)
A hilarious sketch from John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, series 4 episode 5. Broadcast 13/11/14 on BBC Radio 4 (so they own the content) Features Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Simon Kane, Lawry Lewin and Carrie Quinlan. Grigory Zinoviev is out of office until Monday -
Tribute to the October Revolution.
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50th Anniversary Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1967 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the special parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 50th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1967. This was perhaps the golden age for the Soviet Union, its economy was growing steady and keeping pace with the West, before entering into a period of stagnation by the mid 1970s. This parade would introduce a new decorational theme in Red Square, a theme which would continue to be used for nearly 20 years. On this bright and sunny November morning, the parade begins with newly appointed defense minister, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with First Deputy Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Yevgeniy Ivanovsky, inspecting the troops that are to participate in the parade. Music by Moscow Military District Orch... -
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1977 Part I Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 60th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1977. The Soviet Union celebrates 60 years of October this year. For the anniversary the USSR national anthem was updated with new lyrics, which can be heard here in the beginning of the broadcast. Also, the constitution of the USSR received an update as well. The update solidified the CPSU's leading role in Soviet society, as well as calling the Soviet Union a nation of developed socialism. This marked a time of unserpassed stability and peace for the USSR in the 20th century. However, on the negative side the Soviet economy was seeing stagnation. The space station, Salyut 6 was also launched in 1977. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of... -
Lycan Productions: The October Revolution
A clip of scene from the movie 'October' by Eisenstein, with the tone 'I Lenin Takoi Molodoi' (Lenin Is Young Again). Lyrics in English: Morning skies' rippled jack... Most important, the first step Hear: waving over landscape Winds of furious attacks Our battle begins yet again And the heart alarms so strongly And Lenin is young once again And blooming October to be And Lenin is young once again And blooming October to be Tidings fly to all the tops Fathers trust us in those slopes Our victories are close Younger heroes have arose Chorus From the skies no favours y' wait Life for truths shall not abate We will travel every pathway But the truth, the other way Chorus World is full of heat and snow Full of dearth , and money's glow Here 's ... -
Sergei Prokofiev - Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution (LSO - Gergiev)
Sergei Prokofiev - Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution (London Symphony Orchestra - Valery Gergiev) Live performance recorded at the Barbical Hall on 14th June 2007. -
S. Prokofiev: Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of October Revolution, Op. 74 (1937)
Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by/dirigida por Neeme Jarvi. Chorus/coro: Philharmonia Chorus. I. Introduction/Introducción (movs. 1-4) (0:00) II. Revolution/Revolución (movs. 5 & 6) (9:09) III. Victory/Victoria (movs 7-10) (21:02) Prokofiev’s Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution, or just simply the October Cantata, contains some of the loudest music ever composed. In spite of the theatrical requirements of the piece, such as artillery fire and the voice of Lenin, and the grand optimistic finale, the work was not performed in Prokofiev’s lifetime. La Cantata por el 20 Aniversario de la Revolución de Octubre de Prokofiev, o simplemente la Cantata de Octubre, contiene alguna de la música clásica más ruidosa jamás compuesta. Muy a pesar de los requerimientos teatral... -
October Revolution - Soviet Anthem by Paul Robeson
CPGB-MLs meeting to celebrate the 91st Anniversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution opens with the Soviet national anthem as sung by the late great Paul Robeson, American singer, actor, civil rights activist, internationalist and friend of the Soviet people. Harpal Brar, chairman gives the red salute with Jack Shapiro, honorary president and former member of the CPGB of the 20s - 50s, providing a living historical connection with Lenin's 3rd international, that supplements our living and vibrant ideological connection. Lyrics of 1944 Soviet National Anthem: 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. Long Live our Soviet Motherland, Built by... -
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The October Revolution in Petrograd (1917)
Newsreel footage from the days immediately following the October take-over, including clips from the Winter Palace, Bolshevik headquarters at the Smolny Institute, and selected revolutionary leaders.
The October Revolution (17m)
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- Duration: 17:47
- Updated: 22 Apr 2013
- views: 8653
From "The Great War" (1964)
From "The Great War" (1964)
wn.com/The October Revolution (17M)
The Russian Revolution Explained: World History Review
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:49
- Updated: 05 Jun 2013
- views: 204947
A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution. Subscribe to HipHughes History, it's stupid easy and free https://www.youtube.com/user/hug...
A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution. Subscribe to HipHughes History, it's stupid easy and free https://www.youtube.com/user/hughesdv?sub_confirmation=1&src;_vid=hDjLSfWvNlQ&feature;=iv&annotation;_id=annotation_3651517591
wn.com/The Russian Revolution Explained World History Review
A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution. Subscribe to HipHughes History, it's stupid easy and free https://www.youtube.com/user/hughesdv?sub_confirmation=1&src;_vid=hDjLSfWvNlQ&feature;=iv&annotation;_id=annotation_3651517591
- published: 05 Jun 2013
- views: 204947
Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 63:17
- Updated: 09 Sep 2011
- views: 404068
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1990. The year 1990 would see ...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1990. The year 1990 would see a continuation of the drastic changes in the world that began in 1989. From the reunification of Germany back in October, to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invading Kuwait back in August (which instigated the Gulf War US lead military intervention in January 1991). The chaos which permeated throughout the Eastern bloc the previous year was spilling over into the Soviet Union. This marked a time of great instability and decline for the USSR. Perestroika (restructuring) was failing to deliver the positive promises of restructuring it announced it would when it was first implemented in 1987. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnot (Openess) policy, while positive for freedom of speech in the nation, also had the unintended consequence of opening the floodgates of long repressed nationalist feelings in many of the Union Republics. At the time of this parade many secessionist movements were taking place, and the mood in Red Square during this parade was not one of optimism, but sombreness, as the tapestry of the USSR was being unwoven. This would be the last time the October Revolution would be commemorated before the USSR collapsed a year later. Indeed the year of 1990 would be remembered as the final year for all Soviet military parades (Victory Day, and October Revolution) on Red Square. Breaking with tradition, Mikhail Gorbachev delivers an address to the Soviet people, afterwards, the USSR national anthem plays, once finished, Minister of Defense, Marshal of The Soviet Union, Dmitriy Yazov, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General Nikolai Kalinin, begin their inspection tour of the troops. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1990. The year 1990 would see a continuation of the drastic changes in the world that began in 1989. From the reunification of Germany back in October, to Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein invading Kuwait back in August (which instigated the Gulf War US lead military intervention in January 1991). The chaos which permeated throughout the Eastern bloc the previous year was spilling over into the Soviet Union. This marked a time of great instability and decline for the USSR. Perestroika (restructuring) was failing to deliver the positive promises of restructuring it announced it would when it was first implemented in 1987. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev's Glasnot (Openess) policy, while positive for freedom of speech in the nation, also had the unintended consequence of opening the floodgates of long repressed nationalist feelings in many of the Union Republics. At the time of this parade many secessionist movements were taking place, and the mood in Red Square during this parade was not one of optimism, but sombreness, as the tapestry of the USSR was being unwoven. This would be the last time the October Revolution would be commemorated before the USSR collapsed a year later. Indeed the year of 1990 would be remembered as the final year for all Soviet military parades (Victory Day, and October Revolution) on Red Square. Breaking with tradition, Mikhail Gorbachev delivers an address to the Soviet people, afterwards, the USSR national anthem plays, once finished, Minister of Defense, Marshal of The Soviet Union, Dmitriy Yazov, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General Nikolai Kalinin, begin their inspection tour of the troops. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 09 Sep 2011
- views: 404068
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 60:47
- Updated: 15 Dec 2010
- views: 36442
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1975. In 1975, the Détente (re...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1975. In 1975, the Détente (relaxation of tensions) era was in full swing. With relations between the USSR, and the West in good standing. With this year being the year of the Apollo-Soyuz test project. The future for better relations with the USSR and the West looked very bright at this time. However, by the end of 1975 economic stagnation further entenched itself in the USSR, with its GNP growth rate only a fraction of what it was at the beginning of the decade. In this part we see the beginning the parade, with minister of defense, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General, Vladimir Govorov, inspect the troops that are to participate in the parade. This would be Marshal Grechko's final parade before his death in April, 1976.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1975. In 1975, the Détente (relaxation of tensions) era was in full swing. With relations between the USSR, and the West in good standing. With this year being the year of the Apollo-Soyuz test project. The future for better relations with the USSR and the West looked very bright at this time. However, by the end of 1975 economic stagnation further entenched itself in the USSR, with its GNP growth rate only a fraction of what it was at the beginning of the decade. In this part we see the beginning the parade, with minister of defense, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with Moscow Military District Commander, Colonel General, Vladimir Govorov, inspect the troops that are to participate in the parade. This would be Marshal Grechko's final parade before his death in April, 1976.
- published: 15 Dec 2010
- views: 36442
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 86:26
- Updated: 25 Dec 2011
- views: 82610
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1976. 20 years ago to the day...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1976. 20 years ago to the day of uploading this, the Soviet Union ceased its existance. In historical memory of this country, this video has been uploaded on this date. During 1976 the USA would celebrate its bicentenial, and Jimmy Carter would defeat incumbant President Gerald Ford in the presidential elections. in the USSR, in April, Minister of Defense, Marshal Andrei Grechko passed away, and was seceded in his post by Dmitriy Ustinov. The CPSU would also hold its 25th congress in 1976 as well. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. (This would be his first parade as director. He would continue to be director until 1993)
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1976. 20 years ago to the day of uploading this, the Soviet Union ceased its existance. In historical memory of this country, this video has been uploaded on this date. During 1976 the USA would celebrate its bicentenial, and Jimmy Carter would defeat incumbant President Gerald Ford in the presidential elections. in the USSR, in April, Minister of Defense, Marshal Andrei Grechko passed away, and was seceded in his post by Dmitriy Ustinov. The CPSU would also hold its 25th congress in 1976 as well. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. (This would be his first parade as director. He would continue to be director until 1993)
- published: 25 Dec 2011
- views: 82610
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 89:54
- Updated: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 134691
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1978. On this beautiful sunny ...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1978. On this beautiful sunny fall day in Moscow, the Soviet Union celebrates its birthday. At the time this event took place, many would consider this the time when the Soviet Union reached the peak of its political power, prestige and influence on the world stage (before beginning to decline with the start of the Afghan War at the end of the following year). At the beginning of the broadcast, the newly updated Soviet anthem is played. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. Worth mentioning is this is the only parade of the entire 1970s decade where it was a sunny day.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1978. On this beautiful sunny fall day in Moscow, the Soviet Union celebrates its birthday. At the time this event took place, many would consider this the time when the Soviet Union reached the peak of its political power, prestige and influence on the world stage (before beginning to decline with the start of the Afghan War at the end of the following year). At the beginning of the broadcast, the newly updated Soviet anthem is played. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov. Worth mentioning is this is the only parade of the entire 1970s decade where it was a sunny day.
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 134691
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 88:15
- Updated: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 281113
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1979. This event took place du...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1979. This event took place during a very turbulant time in the world. Just three days before this anniversary the US Iranian hostage crisis began (an event that would last 444 days), and the USSR was preparing to invade Afghanistan (which would begin on December 24th) - An event which would bring an end to Détente (relaxation of tensions). This can be considered the last "good times" parade where the Soviet Union was in a state of peace and Cold War tensions weren't extreme. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1979. This event took place during a very turbulant time in the world. Just three days before this anniversary the US Iranian hostage crisis began (an event that would last 444 days), and the USSR was preparing to invade Afghanistan (which would begin on December 24th) - An event which would bring an end to Détente (relaxation of tensions). This can be considered the last "good times" parade where the Soviet Union was in a state of peace and Cold War tensions weren't extreme. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army; Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 07 Nov 2011
- views: 281113
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:12
- Updated: 25 Apr 2014
- views: 9832
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1983. This is unfortunately no...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1983. This is unfortunately not the compete parade. This is perhaps the only surviving footage left of this great parade. This parade took place in the midst of immense Cold War tensions between the USA and the USSR. The highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Earlier in the year United States President, Ronald Reagan famously branded the Soviet Union "an Evil Empire". In September the USSR shot down South Korean airliner flight 007, further exacerbating tensions, which would reach their highest when NATO staged operation Able Archer during the time of this parade.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1983. This is unfortunately not the compete parade. This is perhaps the only surviving footage left of this great parade. This parade took place in the midst of immense Cold War tensions between the USA and the USSR. The highest since the Cuban Missile Crisis. Earlier in the year United States President, Ronald Reagan famously branded the Soviet Union "an Evil Empire". In September the USSR shot down South Korean airliner flight 007, further exacerbating tensions, which would reach their highest when NATO staged operation Able Archer during the time of this parade.
- published: 25 Apr 2014
- views: 9832
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноября
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 83:52
- Updated: 01 Oct 2011
- views: 155285
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1984. 1984, popularly known as...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1984. 1984, popularly known as the infamous "George Orwell year" after the book he wrote of the same year, and this parade being the final October Revolution parade taking place with the "old" Communist leaders in the Soviet Union (that is before Gorbachev's ascension to leadership in the following year), perhaps makes this the most popularly watched Soviet Red Square parade. The year 1984 was arguably seen as the final apex of Soviet society before drastic changes and extreme deterioration occured in the coming years. Exasperated Cold War tensions which began at the beginning of the decade would continue in 1984; (although not as extremely tense in 1984 as it was in the prior year of 1983) in retaliation for the 1980 Moscow summer olympic games boycott, the USSR boycotted the Los Angeles 1984 summer olympiad. US President Ronald Reagan was also re-elected for a second term in the USA on the day of this parade. For this parade, a very sickly Konstantin Chernenko is seen on the tribune during this parade. Minister of Defense & Marshal of the Soviet Union, Dmitriy Ustinov, was supposed to appear at this parade (it surprised Soviet television viewers that he did not) for the inspection tour of the troops and the speech on Lenin's Mausoleum. However he became ill shortly before this parade (he would later pass away on December 20th), and First Deputy Defense Minister of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Sergei Sokolov, had to stand in for him instead. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Pyotr Lushev. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, direcred by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1984. 1984, popularly known as the infamous "George Orwell year" after the book he wrote of the same year, and this parade being the final October Revolution parade taking place with the "old" Communist leaders in the Soviet Union (that is before Gorbachev's ascension to leadership in the following year), perhaps makes this the most popularly watched Soviet Red Square parade. The year 1984 was arguably seen as the final apex of Soviet society before drastic changes and extreme deterioration occured in the coming years. Exasperated Cold War tensions which began at the beginning of the decade would continue in 1984; (although not as extremely tense in 1984 as it was in the prior year of 1983) in retaliation for the 1980 Moscow summer olympic games boycott, the USSR boycotted the Los Angeles 1984 summer olympiad. US President Ronald Reagan was also re-elected for a second term in the USA on the day of this parade. For this parade, a very sickly Konstantin Chernenko is seen on the tribune during this parade. Minister of Defense & Marshal of the Soviet Union, Dmitriy Ustinov, was supposed to appear at this parade (it surprised Soviet television viewers that he did not) for the inspection tour of the troops and the speech on Lenin's Mausoleum. However he became ill shortly before this parade (he would later pass away on December 20th), and First Deputy Defense Minister of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Sergei Sokolov, had to stand in for him instead. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Pyotr Lushev. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, direcred by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 01 Oct 2011
- views: 155285
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 Ноября
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- Duration: 85:56
- Updated: 02 Nov 2011
- views: 40793
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1985. This year would see the a...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1985. This year would see the appointment of Mikhail Gorbachev as the new (and last) Soviet leader. During the spring of 1985 Gorbachev began an infamous anti-alvohol campaign, which would have repercussions on the Soviet economy. In the summer of 1985 Gorbachev instituted some personnel changes in the Politburo, most notably, replacing Premier Nikolai Tikhonov with Nikolai Ryzhkov, as well as dismissing Grigory Romanov from his Politburo post. Earlier in the year, the Soviet Union celebrated 40 years of victory over Nazi Germany with a special military parade in Red Square. 1985 would continue to see Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Sergei Sokolov. Commanding the parade is the newly appointed commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1985. This year would see the appointment of Mikhail Gorbachev as the new (and last) Soviet leader. During the spring of 1985 Gorbachev began an infamous anti-alvohol campaign, which would have repercussions on the Soviet economy. In the summer of 1985 Gorbachev instituted some personnel changes in the Politburo, most notably, replacing Premier Nikolai Tikhonov with Nikolai Ryzhkov, as well as dismissing Grigory Romanov from his Politburo post. Earlier in the year, the Soviet Union celebrated 40 years of victory over Nazi Germany with a special military parade in Red Square. 1985 would continue to see Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union; Sergei Sokolov. Commanding the parade is the newly appointed commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General; Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 02 Nov 2011
- views: 40793
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
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- Duration: 80:56
- Updated: 30 Oct 2011
- views: 74207
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1986. The year 1986 was notabl...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1986. The year 1986 was notable in that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster occured on 26 April, it would be the most disasterous nuclear meltdown in world history. On the positive side of 1986 however, it would see the launch of the first module of the Mir space station. The year would also mark the beginning for the voice of change throughout the USSR. During the 27th CPSU Congress of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev spoke of the need for "acceleration" and "restructuring" for the Soviet economic and political situation (the former of which was seriously beginning to stall, as it had been in a state of stagnation since around 1974). Gorbachev's plans for major reforms for Soviet society however, while discussed in 1986, would not crystalize until the following year. Cold War tensions between the USSR and the USA began to finally ease during this year, with the prospect for a real thaw in East-West looking very promising throughout 1986. First Deputy Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of The Army, Pyotr Lushev (he was also the previous commander of the Moscow Military District from November, 1980 through July, 1985 before being promoted to Commander in Chief of Soviet Forces in Germany), and Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Vladimir Arkhipov, inspect the participating troops this year. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1986. The year 1986 was notable in that the Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster occured on 26 April, it would be the most disasterous nuclear meltdown in world history. On the positive side of 1986 however, it would see the launch of the first module of the Mir space station. The year would also mark the beginning for the voice of change throughout the USSR. During the 27th CPSU Congress of 1986, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev spoke of the need for "acceleration" and "restructuring" for the Soviet economic and political situation (the former of which was seriously beginning to stall, as it had been in a state of stagnation since around 1974). Gorbachev's plans for major reforms for Soviet society however, while discussed in 1986, would not crystalize until the following year. Cold War tensions between the USSR and the USA began to finally ease during this year, with the prospect for a real thaw in East-West looking very promising throughout 1986. First Deputy Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of The Army, Pyotr Lushev (he was also the previous commander of the Moscow Military District from November, 1980 through July, 1985 before being promoted to Commander in Chief of Soviet Forces in Germany), and Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Vladimir Arkhipov, inspect the participating troops this year. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General; Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 30 Oct 2011
- views: 74207
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноября
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- Duration: 83:37
- Updated: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 127606
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. The Soviet Union celebrates 70 yea...
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. The Soviet Union celebrates 70 years of October this year. General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms of "glasnost" (openness), and "perestroika" (restructuring) were introduced this year, and In the spirit of peretroika the way Red Square was decorated for these celebratory parades was changed this year. From 1967 to 1986, the style in which Red Square was decorted in for parades was very consistant. The new style introduced in 1987 was somewhat of a throwback to the theme in which Red Square was decorated in from the mid 1950s through 1967. The spirit of optimism and hope for the future in the Soviet Union looked especially bright in Red Square during this year's parade. East-West relations were also signifigantly improving this year, and by New Years of 1988, the threat of nuclear war, which was so prominant earlier in the decade, seemed to all but vanish. In December 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan signed the INF treaty (which eliminated intermediate range class nuclear missiles in both nations). Also in 1987, on May 28 German aviator Mathias Rust illegally landed his plane on Red Square after penetrating Soviet airspace. The incident lead to the biggest dismissals in the ranks of the armed forces since Stalin, including the dismissal of Defense Minister Marshal Sergei Sokolov. Presiding over the military parade is newly appointed Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November 1987. The Soviet Union celebrates 70 years of October this year. General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms of "glasnost" (openness), and "perestroika" (restructuring) were introduced this year, and In the spirit of peretroika the way Red Square was decorated for these celebratory parades was changed this year. From 1967 to 1986, the style in which Red Square was decorted in for parades was very consistant. The new style introduced in 1987 was somewhat of a throwback to the theme in which Red Square was decorated in from the mid 1950s through 1967. The spirit of optimism and hope for the future in the Soviet Union looked especially bright in Red Square during this year's parade. East-West relations were also signifigantly improving this year, and by New Years of 1988, the threat of nuclear war, which was so prominant earlier in the decade, seemed to all but vanish. In December 1987, Mikhail Gorbachev and US President Ronald Reagan signed the INF treaty (which eliminated intermediate range class nuclear missiles in both nations). Also in 1987, on May 28 German aviator Mathias Rust illegally landed his plane on Red Square after penetrating Soviet airspace. The incident lead to the biggest dismissals in the ranks of the armed forces since Stalin, including the dismissal of Defense Minister Marshal Sergei Sokolov. Presiding over the military parade is newly appointed Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General Vladimir Arkhipov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 03 Nov 2011
- views: 127606
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 ноября
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- Duration: 46:53
- Updated: 02 Apr 2016
- views: 109
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 72nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1989. The year 1989 was one t...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 72nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1989. The year 1989 was one that changed the world, it marked the beginning of the end for the Soviet Empire (the consequences of which are still being felt today). Throughout 1989 revolutions swept across Eastern Europe as the Eastern Bloc nations rejected socialism. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev did not intervene and began a Soviet pullout from Eastern Europe. (A few days after this parade the Berlin Wall would come down) The situation in the Soviet Union began to turn chaotic, as the economy was starting to deteriorate along with the political situation as the CPSU began to lose their grip on power. Presiding over the parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Nikolai Kalinin. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 72nd anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1989. The year 1989 was one that changed the world, it marked the beginning of the end for the Soviet Empire (the consequences of which are still being felt today). Throughout 1989 revolutions swept across Eastern Europe as the Eastern Bloc nations rejected socialism. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev did not intervene and began a Soviet pullout from Eastern Europe. (A few days after this parade the Berlin Wall would come down) The situation in the Soviet Union began to turn chaotic, as the economy was starting to deteriorate along with the political situation as the CPSU began to lose their grip on power. Presiding over the parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, General of the Army Dmitriy Yazov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army Nikolai Kalinin. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 02 Apr 2016
- views: 109
October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)
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- Duration: 5:10
- Updated: 20 Nov 2014
- views: 5782
A hilarious sketch from John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, series 4 episode 5. Broadcast 13/11/14 on BBC Radio 4 (so they own the content)
Features Margaret ...
A hilarious sketch from John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, series 4 episode 5. Broadcast 13/11/14 on BBC Radio 4 (so they own the content)
Features Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Simon Kane, Lawry Lewin and Carrie Quinlan. Grigory Zinoviev is out of office until Monday
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A hilarious sketch from John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, series 4 episode 5. Broadcast 13/11/14 on BBC Radio 4 (so they own the content)
Features Margaret Cabourn-Smith, Simon Kane, Lawry Lewin and Carrie Quinlan. Grigory Zinoviev is out of office until Monday
- published: 20 Nov 2014
- views: 5782
Tribute to the October Revolution.
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- Duration: 2:50
- Updated: 26 Dec 2013
- views: 3580
- published: 26 Dec 2013
- views: 3580
50th Anniversary Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1967 Парад 7 Ноября
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- Duration: 92:08
- Updated: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 61215
This is the special parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 50th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1967. This was perhaps...
This is the special parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 50th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1967. This was perhaps the golden age for the Soviet Union, its economy was growing steady and keeping pace with the West, before entering into a period of stagnation by the mid 1970s. This parade would introduce a new decorational theme in Red Square, a theme which would continue to be used for nearly 20 years. On this bright and sunny November morning, the parade begins with newly appointed defense minister, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with First Deputy Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Yevgeniy Ivanovsky, inspecting the troops that are to participate in the parade. Music by Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Nazarov.
wn.com/50Th Anniversary Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1967 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the special parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 50th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1967. This was perhaps the golden age for the Soviet Union, its economy was growing steady and keeping pace with the West, before entering into a period of stagnation by the mid 1970s. This parade would introduce a new decorational theme in Red Square, a theme which would continue to be used for nearly 20 years. On this bright and sunny November morning, the parade begins with newly appointed defense minister, Marshal of the Soviet Union, Andrei Grechko, along with First Deputy Commander of the Moscow Military District, Colonel General, Yevgeniy Ivanovsky, inspecting the troops that are to participate in the parade. Music by Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Major General Nikolai Nazarov.
- published: 05 Mar 2012
- views: 61215
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1977 Part I Парад 7 ноября
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- Duration: 85:16
- Updated: 03 Mar 2012
- views: 131430
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 60th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1977. The Soviet Union celebra...
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 60th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1977. The Soviet Union celebrates 60 years of October this year. For the anniversary the USSR national anthem was updated with new lyrics, which can be heard here in the beginning of the broadcast. Also, the constitution of the USSR received an update as well. The update solidified the CPSU's leading role in Soviet society, as well as calling the Soviet Union a nation of developed socialism. This marked a time of unserpassed stability and peace for the USSR in the 20th century. However, on the negative side the Soviet economy was seeing stagnation. The space station, Salyut 6 was also launched in 1977. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army (he received his promotion that year) Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov.
wn.com/Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1977 Part I Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 60th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution, 7 November, 1977. The Soviet Union celebrates 60 years of October this year. For the anniversary the USSR national anthem was updated with new lyrics, which can be heard here in the beginning of the broadcast. Also, the constitution of the USSR received an update as well. The update solidified the CPSU's leading role in Soviet society, as well as calling the Soviet Union a nation of developed socialism. This marked a time of unserpassed stability and peace for the USSR in the 20th century. However, on the negative side the Soviet economy was seeing stagnation. The space station, Salyut 6 was also launched in 1977. Presiding over the military parade is Minister of Defense of the USSR, Marshal of the Soviet Union Dmitriy Ustinov. Commanding the parade is commander of the Moscow Military District, General of the Army (he received his promotion that year) Vladimir Govorov. Music performed by the Moscow Military District Orchestra, directed by Colonel Nikolai Mikhailov.
- published: 03 Mar 2012
- views: 131430
Lycan Productions: The October Revolution
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 01 Oct 2006
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A clip of scene from the movie 'October' by Eisenstein, with the tone 'I Lenin Takoi Molodoi' (Lenin Is Young Again).
Lyrics in English:
Morning skies' ri...
A clip of scene from the movie 'October' by Eisenstein, with the tone 'I Lenin Takoi Molodoi' (Lenin Is Young Again).
Lyrics in English:
Morning skies' rippled jack...
Most important, the first step
Hear: waving over landscape
Winds of furious attacks
Our battle begins yet again
And the heart alarms so strongly
And Lenin is young once again
And blooming October to be
And Lenin is young once again
And blooming October to be
Tidings fly to all the tops
Fathers trust us in those slopes
Our victories are close
Younger heroes have arose
Chorus
From the skies no favours y' wait
Life for truths shall not abate
We will travel every pathway
But the truth, the other way
Chorus
World is full of heat and snow
Full of dearth , and money's glow
Here 's planet's adolescence
Our worldwide build -- brigade
Chorus
Joked around with my party's name at the end lol
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A clip of scene from the movie 'October' by Eisenstein, with the tone 'I Lenin Takoi Molodoi' (Lenin Is Young Again).
Lyrics in English:
Morning skies' rippled jack...
Most important, the first step
Hear: waving over landscape
Winds of furious attacks
Our battle begins yet again
And the heart alarms so strongly
And Lenin is young once again
And blooming October to be
And Lenin is young once again
And blooming October to be
Tidings fly to all the tops
Fathers trust us in those slopes
Our victories are close
Younger heroes have arose
Chorus
From the skies no favours y' wait
Life for truths shall not abate
We will travel every pathway
But the truth, the other way
Chorus
World is full of heat and snow
Full of dearth , and money's glow
Here 's planet's adolescence
Our worldwide build -- brigade
Chorus
Joked around with my party's name at the end lol
- published: 01 Oct 2006
- views: 55403
Sergei Prokofiev - Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution (LSO - Gergiev)
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- Duration: 40:31
- Updated: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 14381
Sergei Prokofiev - Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution (London Symphony Orchestra - Valery Gergiev) Live performance recorded at the Barb...
Sergei Prokofiev - Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution (London Symphony Orchestra - Valery Gergiev) Live performance recorded at the Barbical Hall on 14th June 2007.
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Sergei Prokofiev - Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution (London Symphony Orchestra - Valery Gergiev) Live performance recorded at the Barbical Hall on 14th June 2007.
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 14381
S. Prokofiev: Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of October Revolution, Op. 74 (1937)
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- Duration: 46:36
- Updated: 19 Sep 2014
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Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by/dirigida por Neeme Jarvi. Chorus/coro: Philharmonia Chorus.
I. Introduction/Introducción (movs. 1-4) (0:00)
II. Revolution/...
Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by/dirigida por Neeme Jarvi. Chorus/coro: Philharmonia Chorus.
I. Introduction/Introducción (movs. 1-4) (0:00)
II. Revolution/Revolución (movs. 5 & 6) (9:09)
III. Victory/Victoria (movs 7-10) (21:02)
Prokofiev’s Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution, or just simply the October Cantata, contains some of the loudest music ever composed. In spite of the theatrical requirements of the piece, such as artillery fire and the voice of Lenin, and the grand optimistic finale, the work was not performed in Prokofiev’s lifetime.
La Cantata por el 20 Aniversario de la Revolución de Octubre de Prokofiev, o simplemente la Cantata de Octubre, contiene alguna de la música clásica más ruidosa jamás compuesta. Muy a pesar de los requerimientos teatrales de la obra, tales como salvas de artillería y la voz de Lenin, y de su gran final optimista, la obra nunca fue ejecutada durante la vida del compositor.
More info/más información: http://musicalhistories.blogspot.mx/2014/09/renowned-composer-unknown-works-iv-ww2.html
Image/imagen: Bolshevik: an allegory of the Revolution. / Bolchevique: una alegoría de la Revolución. / Boris Kustodiev. 1920.
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Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by/dirigida por Neeme Jarvi. Chorus/coro: Philharmonia Chorus.
I. Introduction/Introducción (movs. 1-4) (0:00)
II. Revolution/Revolución (movs. 5 & 6) (9:09)
III. Victory/Victoria (movs 7-10) (21:02)
Prokofiev’s Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution, or just simply the October Cantata, contains some of the loudest music ever composed. In spite of the theatrical requirements of the piece, such as artillery fire and the voice of Lenin, and the grand optimistic finale, the work was not performed in Prokofiev’s lifetime.
La Cantata por el 20 Aniversario de la Revolución de Octubre de Prokofiev, o simplemente la Cantata de Octubre, contiene alguna de la música clásica más ruidosa jamás compuesta. Muy a pesar de los requerimientos teatrales de la obra, tales como salvas de artillería y la voz de Lenin, y de su gran final optimista, la obra nunca fue ejecutada durante la vida del compositor.
More info/más información: http://musicalhistories.blogspot.mx/2014/09/renowned-composer-unknown-works-iv-ww2.html
Image/imagen: Bolshevik: an allegory of the Revolution. / Bolchevique: una alegoría de la Revolución. / Boris Kustodiev. 1920.
- published: 19 Sep 2014
- views: 2789
October Revolution - Soviet Anthem by Paul Robeson
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- Duration: 2:09
- Updated: 18 Nov 2008
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CPGB-MLs meeting to celebrate the 91st Anniversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution opens with the Soviet national anthem as sung by the late great Pau...
CPGB-MLs meeting to celebrate the 91st Anniversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution opens with the Soviet national anthem as sung by the late great Paul Robeson, American singer, actor, civil rights activist, internationalist and friend of the Soviet people.
Harpal Brar, chairman gives the red salute with Jack Shapiro, honorary president and former member of the CPGB of the 20s - 50s, providing a living historical connection with Lenin's 3rd international, that supplements our living and vibrant ideological connection.
Lyrics of 1944 Soviet National Anthem:
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.
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.
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.
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.
We fought for the Future, destroyed the invaders,
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.
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.
Each on teach one!
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wn.com/October Revolution Soviet Anthem By Paul Robeson
CPGB-MLs meeting to celebrate the 91st Anniversary of the Great Socialist October Revolution opens with the Soviet national anthem as sung by the late great Paul Robeson, American singer, actor, civil rights activist, internationalist and friend of the Soviet people.
Harpal Brar, chairman gives the red salute with Jack Shapiro, honorary president and former member of the CPGB of the 20s - 50s, providing a living historical connection with Lenin's 3rd international, that supplements our living and vibrant ideological connection.
Lyrics of 1944 Soviet National Anthem:
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.
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.
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.
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.
We fought for the Future, destroyed the invaders,
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.
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.
Each on teach one!
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- published: 18 Nov 2008
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Assuck - October Revolution
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- Duration: 1:23
- Updated: 10 Nov 2010
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The October Revolution in Petrograd (1917)
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- Duration: 2:22
- Updated: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 1203
Newsreel footage from the days immediately following the October take-over, including clips from the Winter Palace, Bolshevik headquarters at the Smolny Institu...
Newsreel footage from the days immediately following the October take-over, including clips from the Winter Palace, Bolshevik headquarters at the Smolny Institute, and selected revolutionary leaders.
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Newsreel footage from the days immediately following the October take-over, including clips from the Winter Palace, Bolshevik headquarters at the Smolny Institute, and selected revolutionary leaders.
- published: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 1203
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The October Revolution (17m)
From "The Great War" (1964)
published: 22 Apr 2013
The October Revolution (17m)
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The Russian Revolution Explained: World History Review
A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution. Subscribe to HipHugh...
published: 05 Jun 2013
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Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 73rd anniversary to the Great Oc...
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Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
Final Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1990 Парад 7 ноября
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 58th anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1975 Парад 7 ноября
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 59th anniversary of the Great O...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1976 Парад 7 ноября
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1978 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 61st anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1979 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 62nd anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1983 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 66th anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 67th anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1984 Парад 7 ноября
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1985 Парад 7 Ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 68th anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 69th anniversary of the Great Oc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1986 Парад 7 ноября
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Red Square, devoted to the 70th anniversary of the Great October Soc...
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1987 Парад 7 ноября
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Soviet October Revolution Parade, 1989 Парад 7 ноября
This is the parade in Moscow's Red Square, devoted to the 72nd anniversary of the Great O...
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October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)
A hilarious sketch from John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme, series 4 episode 5. Broadcast...
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October Revolution (John Finnemore's Souvenir Programme)
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