Finnish March: Jääkärimarssi - Jaeger March (Instrumental)
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"Jääkärimarssi" is a Finnish march by Jean Silbelius, composed in 1917. The words were written by Finnish Jaeger Heikki Nurimo who fought alongside the German Empire against the Russian Empire. The march is still a widely used one by the Finnish Armed Forces as a march of the struggle for independence.
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As Patrick from Spongebob once said. Finland!
God I love our old army uniforms. Especially the ”verikauha” caps are very cool.
Karelia' salla and Petsamo shall forever remain Finish Lands!
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Is there a Russian shouting Come and try your luck
The gray confederate army style unifom looks so cool
It has nothing to do with confederetates. The traditional Finnish army uniform has always been gray. Only introduction of camouflage colored service uniforms really changed that tradition for the bulk of the troops.
More like German style uniform. Finnish uniform style come mostly from the Jägers trained by the German Empire so their uniforms were based of the German examples.
American sees gray uniform and thinks that its "confederate army style"
swastika jumpscare
1:07 💀
We had it before the Austrian took it.
It's a symbol of peace, since it's not tilted. We got it from the swedes.
its the original sing of the finnish air force, before the germans took it
1:06 🤨
this is the banner of the Finnish Air Force and has nothing to do with the Nazis from Germany.
@@AndreyXapohкосвенное, но отношение имеет
it's the finnish air force banner lmao, it was made by a swedish dude to use it as a sign of luck when flying to finland, and therefore the finnish airforce used it
@@AndreyXapohI know
@@genossedmitry9603я вас удивлю но свастику все еще используют много где
Maszerują jak banda włóczykijów 😵💫🤔.
Ok, ruskie. White bandits are going to get you.
U got people to train just for that. It doesnt mean anything. Just propaganda
Marching in formation is a shameful, pathetic sight, even under a swastika
here in finland we concentrate more into fighting than marching :)
Dmitry En tarkoita olla töykeä, mutta periaatteessa häpeät koko Suomea ja sanomalla mitä sanoit..häpeät itseäsi, vaikka et sitä tietäisikään.
Eläköön Suomi🇫🇮
@@jobaniwrot9330The army marches and fights, but does not behave like an untrained militia on parades and formation
@@jobaniwrot9330but it does not march like a militia of conscripted pensioners. This is army
a swastika is a buddhist symbol of peace, perhaps you're referring to the hakenkreuz in the banner, but that isn't associated with nazism, it came out before hitler's ascension to power and it is the symbol of the finnish airforce