"Ryssälauma" (Russki herd) - Finnish Anti-Russian Song 

@Saab9-5SportCombi2.3TBio-vk1ou Yes the russian died in 2010. His name was Vladimir Ladyženskin.

@justRme83 He was also a cheater, who could have guessed.

@@mustanaamiotto3812 how did he cheat? i never learend that part of the strory

@@zoolkhan He used some banned cream, which caused him to boil to death.

@@zoolkhan he used pain meds and he couldn’t feel that he was getting cooked alive

I've heard stories that (some?) Koreans consider Finns to be distant relatives. The Finns went west, the Koreans to the southeast.

Uralic-altaics❤

I'm glad that Koreans and Finns have been able to put their differences aside after the Hyperwar.

Хочешь прикол. Корея была единой до 1910 года, потом япошки помогли обрести зависимость, а потом у вас пошло всё по говну: демократы и коммунисты

Да ну, кореец не знает свою историю ​@@Lazer_RU

yeah that's the joke, its like yankee doodle, but kauan didnt start as an enemy to be fair

Kauan kärsitty on song used on the Winter war and specially Continuation war time too. Tapio Rautavaara was one who alone singing this perfecly. He was so exelend voice. He was same time a good instrumentalist, specially guitar. Sometimes harmonica too, if that match for his songs.

not during our 2 days of summer :) during that time it is the trees who speak finnish - surrounded by finnlands mosquito airforce who are singing the song of their people to intruders.

if only you had a finnish keyboard :)

Venäläinen ja suomalainen meni saunaan. Venäläinen kuoli.

Älä valita!

It would look better

Propaganda on kylläkin maailman ykkösluokkaa.

Ja paskat.

?

Песня классная, ты, видимо коммунист обиженный :D

There is a reason why in Finnish verb "Ryssiä" (Muscovy ) , roughly meaning "to totally fail something".

Ага 300к потерь кучу техники и еще куча раненых. Не какой советской Финляндии. Так еще и от немцев знатно сосну ли

Lol, lmao even. Where is the Union Ivan? Where did the union go???

"Best part" is definitely a stretch though it's hard to say how valuable exactly the lost area would've been. The Winter War was purely a defensive war, unlike the wars Napoleon and Hitler waged against Russia/Soviet union so I don't know what you're implying with your comment, as Finland had no choice but to defend its independence. It's true however that Finland was the aggressor during WW2 in Continuation war, but as the name suggests, Finns didn't think the peace after Winter War would last for long and therefore decided to commit a pre-emptive strike against Soviet union in hopes of removing looming Soviet threat entirely, or at least gain a chunk of buffer land that would make defending Finland far easier.

​@@MM-ny7dvFinland wasnt agressor in ww2

In the Winter War peace treaty March 1940 Finland had to surrender some territory. Russia in turn had to surrender its goal for putting in Helsinki the puppet government of Finnish exile communist Kuusinen. That was a major setback to Russia. Finland kept her independence which had been her primary goal. Stalin's puppet president for Finland Mr. Kuusinen was never granted visa by the Finnish Government. He could never return to Finland after the wars. If Stalin had beaten the Finnish Army, why did he not order the Finnish Government to let Mr. Kuusinen come to Finland? Because Stalin couldn’t beat the Finnish Army!

Russia....the horror off having to live in barbaric russia!

Slava mojej dupie 😁

Останите ван наше лепе и слободне земље и добро нам је.

Я маю сказати, до ваша "матір" - брудна повія

​@@tossajaare you serbian

@@egertroos-qh7hw no

обтекай

@@xandervk2371 ну если есть мастера обосрать, то что еще остаётся делать

@@user-hg6yy6im9y Товарисч обделался сам, ещё и на вас попало.

It seems like you speak Russian-Orc? Please speak in human languge, like finish, swedish or English.

@@biggusdiccus100 l'm proud of my Russian, my mother language

Greetings from Estonia

that's a Polish song

@@Polish_edits299 yep it is