Song about Dovator's Cossacks. Red Army Chorus

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"Song about Dovator's Cossacks" is the literal translation of "Pyesn o Kozaki Dovatorom". Major General Lev Mikhailovich Dovator was a hero of the Second Great Patriotic War. He led cavalry raids deep into the Fascist rear areas on the opening stages of the war. He led from the front, and his men loved and respected him. General Dovator ws killed in action in December 1941 whilst conducting a reconnaissance at the front. He never asked his men to do what he would not. His title of "Hero of the Soviet Union" was well-earned, indeed. Glory to his memory!

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@SadronAphaderuiondur 16 лет назад

War is not a good thing: its a tragedy. But nobody can deny it inspires great music. A look at this Russian songs is enough to proof.

@Vostorgina01 17 лет назад

It took me a year of hard work to collect all my images. I did not start work until I had an adequate image library. raba bozhiya Vostorgina

@Fikamar27 12 лет назад

Idk why but when I hear this song and look at the pics, I feel like yesterday I was joining them in war, saw the suffering, then have some sharing story at night with small bonfire etc. oh and there's another Song of Dovator, where the atmosphere was like walking in snowstorm while enemy is near the soldiers. but this song successfully make my mood in calm when I scared of something :)

@gavinmulig3280 11 лет назад

In memory of Comrade Lev Dovator, who died a heroic death leading his cavalry against the fascist invaders! Glory to you comrade Dovator, let your deeds never be forgotten.

@Vostorgina01 15 лет назад

The above comment is by a poster from the Ukraine. It speaks volumes about the mindset of the Galician UPA lot, does it not? I did not make this up. Shall they ever learn? Glory to Great Russia! Russia, Byelorussia, and the Ukraine, three parts of one greater whole. r. b. Vostorgina

@Vostorgina01 15 лет назад

Russians were never as anti-Semitic as "Ukrainian" nationalists. Prime Minister Putin and President Medvedev are against such idiocy, and Jews are not persecuted by the government. In short, Jews are good citizens and should be treated as such. We should remember the bravery of the Jewish soldiers of the past and also remember the poor Jews murdered by the Balts and Galicians in WW2. It is a matter of record that Russians and Poles did not help the Germans to kill Jews, to our credit.

@CEShannVfB 14 лет назад

@nedeljko18 Really, because the entirety of historical research on Russia disagrees with you. Please look up Pogroms. Even my native France was radical anti-Semitic. The Jews were almost universally hated sadly.

@grujicam 15 лет назад

Эх, бей, кубанцы! Руби, гвардейцы! Рази фашистов подлых, пощады не давай! На победу славную, на защиту Родины Нас водил Доватор, любимый генерал.

@maripoetdid 16 лет назад

Quelle force dans ces chants ! ! ! ! splendide a en donner des frissons ! ! ! ! Quelles voix

@rdemeyere 16 лет назад

For Vostorgina01: Really terrific paintings accompany your video. Can you post the link (or links) where they are located at on the Internet? Thanks.

@grujicam 15 лет назад

С именем Доватора, полководца смелого, Грозною лавиной на врага мы шли. Где прошли доваторцы - казаки кубанские, Гитлеровцев полчища смерть себе нашли!

@filipmarkovski9695 15 лет назад

Excellent comment! You must be reading a lot! I wish I found time to read all those classics and see the paitings for real...

@tooguz 15 лет назад

I was so lucky to see them marching in Ankara.. Hail from Turkey..

@minervia1 16 лет назад

Glory to his memory!

@gammondog 12 лет назад

In the late '70s when I was studying Russian the professor handed out a booklet from the USSR intended for foreigners studying their language. In addition to some written poems the back had a recording pressed into it. This was one of those recordings.

@VegaEtereo 15 лет назад

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing this. Greetings from Venezuela. *****

@rusgreek 15 лет назад

I'm Ukrainian and proud to be 1/4 greek :))

@ppb76 16 лет назад

Слава России! Слава Казакам!

@Aufpassser 16 лет назад

Great Song, nice Pics of a bad Thing. Hope we dont have to fight another War against another. But i belive that now the Time of Mars is over and Time of Jupiter is arived yet. That can be a great Chance for Russia and Deutschland !

@Vostorgina01 15 лет назад

I didn't make this up! This was written by a Georgian... unfortunately, it shows this people in a bad light. Needless to say, I know Georgians who are not like this one... a "running dog lackey" of the Bushies, no? r. b. Vostorgina

@nsod 16 лет назад

that is very right indeed. and not only great music, in all genres of art. picasso's guernica, tolstoy's war and peace, kubrick's paths of glory, hemingway's for whom the bell tolls... I think that is because war is the greatest test of human kind in the means of decency. If you survive a war, and you stay as a decent human being after all you encountered, that is something. and it gives you an opportunity of telling great stories.

@Vostorgina01 15 лет назад

Bravo! General Dovator loved his country and never flinched at the front. His men loved and respected him. If anyone had made such a statement in front of them.... well! They were Cossacks... need I say more? r. b. Vostorgina

@Vostorgina01 16 лет назад

A 4.0 comment and completely spot-on! There is no need for further comment. s Bogom! r. b. Vostorgina

@grujicam 15 лет назад

Сквозь леса дремучие, с песнею весёлою, С острыми клинками, на лихих конях, Движутся кубанцы, казаки-гвардейцы, Чтоб с врагом расправиться доблестно в боях.