Yeah, why did 30 years war and napoleonic wars also why ww1 and ww2 started and why did boxer rebelion rebel and why did first and second sino-japanese war happened and why did iraq iran war started and why did isis started and why did afgan-soviet war started and why did warsaw pact invasion of czechoslakia happened and why did finnish and hungarian communist uprising happened and why did iraq kuwait war happened and why did invasion of tibet started and why did kashmir invasion started and why did vietnamese uprising started and why did vietnamese civil war started and why did mongol conquest started and why moosley had so cool mustache
They said "30 year communist regime" so this was probably made around 1947, so I'm guessing it was because the USSR was still seen as a wartime ally who did the most to defeat nazi germany
@@whenyournameisduoduos1282 It's really hard to define Communism is the problem. While there is a pretty clear idea of fascism, not so for communism. Marxist, Leninist, and Stalinist communism is all very different. Stalin didn't care one whit whether the peasants starved or not. maxy very much did, but while he had a very clear economic idea (clear, not good) he barely even touched how the government could work. Remember that evein with Lenin the proletariat did not seize the means of production. Lenin had a coup and killed the monarch. Then he started a vote to choose the next leade and only got a quarter of the votes. Then he just dissolved it and took total control. I still wonder what might happen if a democratic society tried to implement Marixan communism. I don't think it would go over weell, but surely not as badly as how China, Russia, and North Korea turned out.
"We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!", to which Lenin replied, *"Everyone including the Romanovs."* Fun fact, Lenin had an Irish accent, thanks to the man who taught him English being himself Irish. Wish we had more history-centric shows like this one. This, Horrible Histories, and Liberty's Kids are phenomenal
I wouldn't say it's a historical show. What could this series show the historical? History is a hard science and just to say the tsar was overthrown is not very correct.
@@user-wu7mq7no8n Because you only watched this one clip, Sherlock. I didn't say historical, I said history-CENTRIC. I've seen this whole show. This show is meant to be a comedic take on history Animaniacs style, and is not meant to be taken seriously.
@@AverytheCubanAmerican I had a little issue with the cartoon, but, it's heart was i the right place. My beef was it was aimed at younger kids, but they mixed actual facts and wacky cartoon silliness with no differentiation between what was historical and what was not. Sure, you and I could tell, but little kids, not so much. Still, that aside, Histeria was a worthy edutainment program.
@@Babbleplay Lenin had an Irish accent...... fuckkkkk. (O.o) whyyy ?... oh. ok... *covers my eyes with my Kombrig Cap. Thats Very Russian. Learning Gaelic... *sigh*. Real Russian history is a mind phuk for all, A paradox. U may take your Beef and fry it over the flames, of revolution someday; good sir. u might be able too in 6 years or so.
And the 14 nations invasions and the white terror and the bourgeois lock out and the Kornilov uprising and the whiping of soldiers by tsar officials and the "prima nocte" rigths for noblemen over peasants and a lot of things more. but is a cartoon for children
lol it wasnt because a division of white army was heading to the city that the tsar was captive in and because they feared they would free him they decided to kill him
Robin Hood is considered a man who would steal from the rich and give to the poor........wrong. He stole from the government to give to the poor. He was against all social injustice and political tyranny regardless of idealogy be it fascist or communist; right wing or left wing. Robin Hood, had he lived in 1930's Russia would have opposed the monstrous economic and political policies of Stalin and try to help the the oppressed suffering under his regime. Stalin would've made Prince John, Robin's archenemy look like a boy scout. Stalin' nickname during the early years of his life was Koba, a Georgian Robin Hood from Soviet Georgia, Stalin's birthplace. But as we know Stalin was more like Prince John than Robin Hood and his German and Cambodian counterparts Hitler and Pol Pot. And John's cruelty was not just against the poor, but also Jews and feudal barons.
The part where Lenin suggests getting some money for the Tsar's crown jewels is actually true! In 1920 delegates from the newly created Irish Republic and the new Russian Soviet Republic were in New York trying to get international recognition for their new countries. The Irish Republican delegation had just had a massively successful bond auction in the States and the Soviets looked to get some of it to help in their civil war against the Whites. They offered the Irish some of the Russian crown jewels as collateral in exchange for a war loan, the Irish agreed and were brought back to Ireland to be kept in a small Dublin house that Bram Stoker was born in - seriously! In 1920 Ireland was still under the occupation of the British so needed to be hidden. Later the Irish Govt kept them in a military base. Apparently everyone forgot about the loan until 1948 when the two countries agreed to end the contract. The Soviets repaid the $20,000 war loan ($273,003 in today's money) in exchange for getting the Tsar's Jewels back.
I like that despite this being made during the height of America's "demonizing Russia" phase, it depicts the Bolshevik revolution as at least "good intentions, bad execution".
Vladimir Lenin did not overthrow Tsar Nicholas II. He was out of power by the time Lenin came in charge. Lenin did overthrow the provisional government.
@@exaid0556 you ever heard the partition of polish Lithuanian commonwealth? it was a significant part of Poland's history where the habsburg monarcy Prussia and russia took polish land which was never returned until the Russian civil war
@@taufikyogi49 yes, I've heard. But in 1919 Poles, immediately after their independence, attacked Russia, which had ongoing civil war. Reds were forced to fight on 2 fronts. What USSR did in 1939 was returning the favor. Also - i kinda want to remind you that Poles got compensation for that, and that Soviets returned some land as well.
It was well after the revolution. Not to mention it might not have been made on Lenin's and bolshevik orders. Guards might have just got drunk and made a drastic decision. Why else would they get drunk before carrying orders to execute someone ( except to be able to kill women and children )
I don't think they did.They did say 'In 1917 the revolution began". & since the February 1917 revolution happened in 1917, I think it's safe to say that it's covered.
"My career is shotsky!" famous last words...I am glad my grandpa's anti-Japanese guerrilla movement in Korea was backed by the Soviets. They made the right decision by selecting my grandpa to become the new leader of the country. He might not have unified Korea, but he and my father did a dang good job rebuilding it from scratch, and it is an honor to continue their legacy.
The babies are actually, "Big Fat Babies" that have poopy issues, so they smell really bad, too. Usually, in other clips they have a year banner thingy and say the word "Poopy!"
Some inaccuracies 1:40 - Lenin did not over through the Tsar. While Lenin was exiled in Switzerland for speaking out against the Tsar the Tsar was over thrown and a provisional government was made. The Provisional Government unfortunately didn’t follow up on the whole peace part and they continued WW1 and continued losing to the Germans. This made them unpopular so Lenin was brought to Petrograd by the Germans and he over through the provisional government. After this a civil war followed. 1:47 - Actually, it was quite the opposite. The Russian Crown was considered to be worthless so it wasn’t sold or anything and it was kept in an armory instead, where it still is today. 2:20 - Nicholas II was not sent to some prison. He was sent to house a long with his family in house arrest. It was at first very luxurious but when Lenin came into power their living standards were lowered. Nicholas and his family were later executed by firing squad in 1918.
Also the song states that for 300 years under the Tsar everything was fine but then the rich people started eating all the food. Which is just an incredibly funny way of ignoring 300 years of Russian history full of peasant revolts, failed revolutions, assasinations, officers’ plots, etc.
Uh, why is a public school teacher playing pro communist propaganda to children? If they were playing a nice little tune about Hitler and "international Jewish Finance" I doubt she would have gotten away with it...
I'm fairly surprised by how sympathetic this show was to the start of the russian revolution. (Stalin still gets shown as a monster, but that's because he kinda was a complete monster.)
@@Dudeidkmypassword This animation was made almost a full century after this happened... unless you're joking. The October Revolution was in 1917, this song was made between 1998 and 2000
And then Lenin became crazy and ill, so his best buddy in the whole wide world, Stalin, took over the URSS and made it into the paradise we know it as today.
+JasminLeblanc Such a good friend that he wrote a testament that called for, among other things, the removal of Stalin from his position as General Secretary.
I attended a conference about the Russian Revolution in college, and they talked about the Russians' wish of peace land and bread. This song started playing in my head lmao
Lenin: get it? stalin?! Lenin a few years later: Tell whoever's in charge of giving people's job, not to let that jerk Stalin be in power, by the way, who did i put in charge of giving people jobs? Random advisor: that would be Stalin sir... Lenin:....**dies**
“And then right after, during the civil war, the tzar and his family we tried to hoard. Once we decided why we weren’t fed, we took them to the basement and shot them dead!”
@@dannyflaifil7016 OH, you mean the Revolution that spirled out of control and sparked a new one every other month? The one that saw historic landmarks burned or desecrated and vandalized? The one that burned countless books and sent many innocents to the guillotine? Yep, totally what I want plying in the background.
Looking back this is uncharacteristically quite positive towards the Russian revolution. I don't think any media asides from this has been. It's really surprising.
For 300 years, Mighty Russia was ruled By a guy called a Tsar, Tsar: And everything was cool! Chorus: But when the rich people started Eating all of the food, We peasants got upset, And we started to brood... All we want was Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Everybody sing! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: A little louder now! Chorus: We banded together, And the people all said-- Peace, land, and bread! Toast: Hey, how would you like it if you had to wait in line an hour for a potato? WOW: Yeah! And it's another line for butter and sour cream! Chorus: That's when Vladimir Lenin Arrived on the scene, He said-- Lenin: Exploiting the poor Is really, really mean! Chorus: With his buddy Trotsky, They started a plotsky, To overthrow the Tsar, Lenin: Who we hate a lotsky! Tsar: My career is shotsky! Chorus: All we want is Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Everybody--ow! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: A little louder, now! Froggo: It's hard to make a sandwich using rocks instead. Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Hey, Leon, what do you say we take over government, declare victory for working class, and begin thirty year Communist regime? Trotsky: All right! Listen, you mind if I get my potato first? Chorus: Lenin's group was called The Bolsheviks, The country's problems They vowed to fix So the workers and the peasants They lead the way To a Russia where they eat food everyday! In 1917 the revolution began The Tsar caved in And threw up his hands As Lenin removed The crown from his head He said-- Lenin: Boy, this'll buy a lot of peace, land, and bread! Chorus: Hey! Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Ho, everybody! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Listen to the peoples now! M.Info: We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Reporter: Vladimir Lenin, what made you decide to finally take over Russia? Lenin: Well, I decided it was time to quit Stalin! Get it? Stalin! [laughs] Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Oppressed people sing! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Just the ladies! WOW: I just wanna feed my children And put them to bed! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Deposed rulers sing it! Tsar: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Everybody! Chorus: Peace, land, and bread! Lenin: Cha, cha, cha!
The tsar was way crueler and more brutal they started a war with Japan which caused the economy to implode just to get a sphere of influence over northern China while the ussr was so anti imperialistic that Mongolia asked to be annexed and they said no and gave fin land independence
@@Goodwind88 wow, its been 5 years and im only just now seeing all these replies.... lol i wasnt calling the comment by smithkakarot racist, someone else made a comment that i was replying to, i dont remember exactly what they said though
well, this is a cherry song about a violent revolution that lead to a brutal civil war that lead to a age of terror where even speaking out against the government was punishable by hard labor in a Siberian labor camp
2:05 this relationship between Lenin and Stalin is somewhat accurate as Stalin was made secratary (assign jobs) and Lenin wasn't exactly a fan of Stalin, as on his death bed Lenin: hey man, tell whoever is in charge not toblet that jerk Stalin come in charge, by the way, who's job was that again Attendant: that would be Stalin sir Lenin: *Dies* Other Fun Fact: the song at the start is Polyushka Polye (A russian song about a man leaving for the red Army)
@@kosta.d7388 Certainly more than they had in Soviet Union and with much, much more short line to get that few left! Millions died for starvation under Lenin and Stalin! The others were massacred in their homes or in the streets and sent to die (for starvation, cold, labor) and be killed in gulags instaurated by Lenin in 1918! Commie exposed, bas**rd!
So tough were the repressions of Lenin and Stalin that the death rate, according to statistics, went down? And the birth rate by 1920 reached 137 million, 1935 170millions which is a record? And yes, when was there a famine in the USSR, in the Volga region after the civil and First World War? When, as in the Russian Empire, a huge famine was allowed in peacetime in 1890. Tales about 1,000,000 million killed 1,000,000 starving do not need to be told. All repression lists have long been opened and there are no such figures. Besides, the surprise with so many dead and starving was where the second revolution was? Why wasn't I, or any other of my ancestors, repressed at all?
And what other camps under Lenin, What kind of reign did Lenin in 1918 if he, as the leader of the country, began to rule only in 1920. Lord, teach history, a young fighter against communism
For this series, I can say that the creators did not even open the history textbook. And do not care that Nicholas 2 renounced the throne (in favor of himself and his son) in February, do not care that there was some Provisional Government headed by Kerensky, do not care that there was a real crisis in the country, and the war only aggravated it. And let's forget about the fact that some kind of civil war followed in Russia (next to which other civil wars did not stand next to them in terms of bloodiness). And yes, why is it said that only Lenin and Trotsky were such main figures? Where is Zinoviev, Kamenev, or even the same Bukharin?
Very nice for an older american show to depict the Russian Revolution with good intentions, and then the Sound of Stalin showed how it went wrong and evil.
"We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!"
No no he's got a point
Yep, like Russia and Ukraine shouldn't do war. They should do Peace, Land, and Bread
@@raralabelle1 Hey asshole, Russia shouldn't invade. Ukraine is defending itself from Russian aggression and Fascism. Fuck Russia.
@@raralabelle1 Based.
Yeah, why did 30 years war and napoleonic wars also why ww1 and ww2 started and why did boxer rebelion rebel and why did first and second sino-japanese war happened and why did iraq iran war started and why did isis started and why did afgan-soviet war started and why did warsaw pact invasion of czechoslakia happened and why did finnish and hungarian communist uprising happened and why did iraq kuwait war happened and why did invasion of tibet started and why did kashmir invasion started and why did vietnamese uprising started and why did vietnamese civil war started and why did mongol conquest started and why moosley had so cool mustache
*BECAUSE WHY WOULD WE GO WAR WHEN ALL WE WANT IS PEACE, LAND AND BREAD*
Peace, Land and Bread?
No, they want my head.
go to gulag
Without going through start.
Anche
Day and Night you go to gulag capitalist pig
Tsar Nicholas II I was going to help you reclaim your throne but instead I failed... sorry bud
Honestly, this whole episode is one of the most friendly to communism for a US TV show.
@Thot Patrol USA When is that later?
They said "30 year communist regime" so this was probably made around 1947, so I'm guessing it was because the USSR was still seen as a wartime ally who did the most to defeat nazi germany
@@johnsMITHhhhhh88 this was made in like the 1990s
@@johnsMITHhhhhh88 no just watch wath apen after :
ua-cam.com/video/lHZQXNe2HpQ/v-deo.html
@@johnsMITHhhhhh88 USSR was seen as a wartime ally in 1947?
Dude...
This is actually the most pro Communist parody I had ever seen.
NOTE: This Show Was AMERICAN
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@@idkwhatnametochoose6197 and less than 10 years after the Soviet Union disbanded too
@@whenyournameisduoduos1282 It's really hard to define Communism is the problem. While there is a pretty clear idea of fascism, not so for communism. Marxist, Leninist, and Stalinist communism is all very different. Stalin didn't care one whit whether the peasants starved or not. maxy very much did, but while he had a very clear economic idea (clear, not good) he barely even touched how the government could work. Remember that evein with Lenin the proletariat did not seize the means of production. Lenin had a coup and killed the monarch. Then he started a vote to choose the next leade and only got a quarter of the votes. Then he just dissolved it and took total control. I still wonder what might happen if a democratic society tried to implement Marixan communism. I don't think it would go over weell, but surely not as badly as how China, Russia, and North Korea turned out.
@@whenyournameisduoduos1282 I'm not entirely convinced on UBI, but it's definitely better than communism.
I gotta say, stalin really followed through on the "land" part.
2:23
People's Republic of Taiwan not really
People's Republic of Taiwan ok
Life Myth Animations p
except Russia lost territory after the revolution
"We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!", to which Lenin replied, *"Everyone including the Romanovs."* Fun fact, Lenin had an Irish accent, thanks to the man who taught him English being himself Irish. Wish we had more history-centric shows like this one. This, Horrible Histories, and Liberty's Kids are phenomenal
I wouldn't say it's a historical show. What could this series show the historical? History is a hard science and just to say the tsar was overthrown is not very correct.
@@user-wu7mq7no8n Because you only watched this one clip, Sherlock. I didn't say historical, I said history-CENTRIC. I've seen this whole show. This show is meant to be a comedic take on history Animaniacs style, and is not meant to be taken seriously.
@@AverytheCubanAmerican I had a little issue with the cartoon, but, it's heart was i the right place. My beef was it was aimed at younger kids, but they mixed actual facts and wacky cartoon silliness with no differentiation between what was historical and what was not. Sure, you and I could tell, but little kids, not so much. Still, that aside, Histeria was a worthy edutainment program.
@@Babbleplay Lenin had an Irish accent...... fuckkkkk. (O.o) whyyy ?... oh. ok... *covers my eyes with my Kombrig Cap. Thats Very Russian. Learning Gaelic... *sigh*. Real Russian history is a mind phuk for all, A paradox. U may take your Beef and fry it over the flames, of revolution someday; good sir. u might be able too in 6 years or so.
Bruh I finished the entire liberty kids series in a week.
They missed the verse where they executed the Tsar and his family.
And the 14 nations invasions and the white terror and the bourgeois lock out and the Kornilov uprising and the whiping of soldiers by tsar officials and the "prima nocte" rigths for noblemen over peasants and a lot of things more. but is a cartoon for children
It was drunk bolsheviks that killed the tsar
lol it wasnt because a division of white army was heading to the city that the tsar was captive in and because they feared they would free him they decided to kill him
But can appeal to adults too.
Robin Hood is considered a man who would steal from the rich and give to the poor........wrong. He stole from the government to give to the poor. He was against all social injustice and political tyranny regardless of idealogy be it fascist or communist; right wing or left wing. Robin Hood, had he lived in 1930's Russia would have opposed the monstrous economic and political policies of Stalin and try to help the the oppressed suffering under his regime. Stalin would've made Prince John, Robin's archenemy look like a boy scout.
Stalin' nickname during the early years of his life was Koba, a Georgian Robin Hood from Soviet Georgia, Stalin's birthplace. But as we know Stalin was more like Prince John than Robin Hood and his German and Cambodian counterparts Hitler and Pol Pot. And John's cruelty was not just against the poor, but also Jews and feudal barons.
1:10 Damn, that deep voice.
ya
Shavin65 Ya boi needs to stop smoking cigarettes😂😂
froggo?
Shavin65 That kid reached puberty fast
seriously tho
The part where Lenin suggests getting some money for the Tsar's crown jewels is actually true! In 1920 delegates from the newly created Irish Republic and the new Russian Soviet Republic were in New York trying to get international recognition for their new countries. The Irish Republican delegation had just had a massively successful bond auction in the States and the Soviets looked to get some of it to help in their civil war against the Whites. They offered the Irish some of the Russian crown jewels as collateral in exchange for a war loan, the Irish agreed and were brought back to Ireland to be kept in a small Dublin house that Bram Stoker was born in - seriously! In 1920 Ireland was still under the occupation of the British so needed to be hidden. Later the Irish Govt kept them in a military base.
Apparently everyone forgot about the loan until 1948 when the two countries agreed to end the contract. The Soviets repaid the $20,000 war loan ($273,003 in today's money) in exchange for getting the Tsar's Jewels back.
Holy shit that’s cool
I like that despite this being made during the height of America's "demonizing Russia" phase, it depicts the Bolshevik revolution as at least "good intentions, bad execution".
When in reality it was good intentions and good execution
@@Hdusiekwbshsjs of course yes
Pol Pot nah bad intentions, good execution
@@Hdusiekwbshsjs oh yes good "executions" and good Gulags too!!
Dave Hedric
Gulags were decent 8/10, they should give us a break though.
exploiting the poor IS really really mean
Good thing Stalin didn’t do that...
да
Hasan Ramadan - Brampton Centennial SS (2502) yes
_-stop Stalin-_ Putin a new government
calvin mcAfee it is
"Peace, Land, and Bread!"
Hitler: Anyways I started *blasting*
*Stalin
Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo, Stalin, Saddam:Peace never heard of it
Hitler started blasting his head in 1945 and Stalin was laughing.
@@levvy3006 Stalin was lauging until ua-cam.com/video/37oexRks4g8/v-deo.html
@@levvy3006 Stalin was laughing becouse he was killing his own people during that time until he died becouse Doctors were to afraid to treat him
2:05 That was the day Stalin could take no more....
yes
Oof
he showed no mercy
Stalin:* activate The Purge*
@@Chi19999 true
Hah, when you're russian for bread, there's no time for stalin.
junoguten i wanns die.
Iwankiwyou
junoguten darnit
I think that somebody can still lenin you some bread
boi
Lenin after taking the crown: “This’ll buy a lot of peace, land and bread!”
**shoots tsar**
Shoots his whole family too. And their dog. And the people that worked for him.
@@Ranchor489 well one survived
It was a difficult time they have to kill the tsars if not it will just teaken all of there hard work
Lennin dint murder the royal family a drunken squad of bolsheviks did.
@@Strongnurgling They also shot the entire royal staff as well who just worked for the family.
"Cha, cha, cha!"
-V. I. Lenin, 1917
“exploiting the poor is really really mean” -Vladimir Lenin
@Skeleton of Flavor everybody- ow!
-Vladimir Lenin
Ooh this will buy a lot of peace land and bread!
-Vladimir ill’ich Lenin
This makes the Russian revolution seem like a happy peaceful musical
But it wasnt
It definitely wasn’t.
It was a mostly peaceful disagreement
Поверь, всё что здесь нарисованно
Ложь
🤣американцы оценивают русскую революцию по мультику а не по историческим фактам🤣
"My career is shotsky"
...yeah, only his career...
oh my god
My family and dog are shotsky
Definitely deserved it
@@adoroitreni Lenin deserved it instead
@@skibididopyesdop fascist
Vladimir Lenin did not overthrow Tsar Nicholas II. He was out of power by the time Lenin came in charge. Lenin did overthrow the provisional government.
Kerensky was the head of the provisional board if i remeber correctly
Yeah, this is something really misunderstood in history..
The show know that's this is just for the sake of the video in other one of the video they address it
Honestly Russia 1895-1930 needs quantum physicists to explain the insanity that was its politics. Especially the Siberian warlord states.
But Lenin hilp to overthrow the Tsar. But yes, he get power after the Oktoberrevolution
I laughed hysterically at the "exploiting the poor is really really mean."
Imagine being a trotsky-ist
@@ramen201 imagine imagine
Eminem been real quiet since Vladimir Lenin dropped that bar
@@Lime_Flavoured_Toxic_Waste fr
I love how they made you look so friendly and level-headed in this cartoon, but that wasn't really the case in real life
"We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!" She said in a heavy southern american accent.
To quote Ashley Wilkes as played by Leslie Howard in Gone With The Wind... Most of the miseries of the world were caused by Wars.
White Americas are almost a minority at 57%
Although if Russia had had success in the war they would have sang a different tune, but they were losing in every way so
Stalin: Peace? Bread? Never heard of it!
*says while invading Poland*
What invasion? Those lands were stolen by polish during Russian civil war. In 1939 USSR only took back what is righteously their.
exaid05 well, the USSR while signing the Riga peace treaty admitted these lands as Polish
@@sxbcdbfxs7069 the lands below to belorussia
@@exaid0556
you ever heard the partition of polish Lithuanian commonwealth? it was a significant part of Poland's history where the habsburg monarcy Prussia and russia took polish land which was never returned until the Russian civil war
@@taufikyogi49 yes, I've heard. But in 1919 Poles, immediately after their independence, attacked Russia, which had ongoing civil war. Reds were forced to fight on 2 fronts. What USSR did in 1939 was returning the favor. Also - i kinda want to remind you that Poles got compensation for that, and that Soviets returned some land as well.
“So we took them to the basement, and shot them dead! Because all us workers want is peace land and bread” should be a line
Definitely more accurate, but this is a kid's show
It was well after the revolution. Not to mention it might not have been made on Lenin's and bolshevik orders. Guards might have just got drunk and made a drastic decision. Why else would they get drunk before carrying orders to execute someone ( except to be able to kill women and children )
@@ThomasTheThermonuclearBombthey weren't afraid to sing about Stalin's personality cult in a different video soooo
@@simpleviewer1334 Trueee. Maybe it's just because this video is pro-Lenin and that video is anti-Stalin they didn't want to mess up the sentiment
Lenin: Peace, Land and Bread!
Stalin: War, Land and Starve!
more like: War, I'll take your land and Starve!
Lenin > Stalin
It was a bad harvest tho
Lenin=Stalin
@@fauxborisvv4 no
Our world geography teacher asked us to watch this video.
our's too, but I gotta admit it's catchy
Taylor Sharp I agree
my English teacher let us watch it
Taylor Sharp true
Was he a commie ?
I believe you're forgetting about the February 1917 revolution, after which Russia was ruled by a provisional government, Lenin took over in October.
I don't think they did.They did say 'In 1917 the revolution began". & since the February 1917 revolution happened in 1917, I think it's safe to say that it's covered.
***** Yeah, well... Damn you and your history! Making everything more complicated than it needs to be...
Historical accuracy isn't one of this show's qualities
History is complex, and if they make a show about hisotry they should respect it and cover it as they should
This is made for kids.
"My career is shotsky!" famous last words...I am glad my grandpa's anti-Japanese guerrilla movement in Korea was backed by the Soviets. They made the right decision by selecting my grandpa to become the new leader of the country. He might not have unified Korea, but he and my father did a dang good job rebuilding it from scratch, and it is an honor to continue their legacy.
Soon, korean comrades will all sing in one tone while kicking some 'murica ass!!
Thank you comrade general secretary o7
You are truly are the greatest General secretary in the world 🟥🟥🟥🟥🟥
I think the real peace, land and bread were the friends we made along the way 🥰✨
Ok good cause there is no food so I’m eating my treasure
I mean... with enough friends is how you overthrow a monarchy. So, you cold very will say that with friends you achieve peace land and bread
I WANT MLM (marxism-leninism-maoism) NOW!
Although the children look like potatoes, the song is pretty good.
Edit: Lol sorry about the crappy grammar and thanks for the likes!
ur sooo right about the babies
The babies _do_ look like potatoes! That's what I though when we watched it in World Geo!
"Peace, land, and bread!"
Karis Lee Uh shes part of the cast. Not one of the russian people, but its hard to tell.
The babies are actually, "Big Fat Babies" that have poopy issues, so they smell really bad, too. Usually, in other clips they have a year banner thingy and say the word "Poopy!"
Could suggest that some even ate their babies
Lenin:Hey Leon!, what do you say-
Trotsky: *no potato, no revolution.*
Wait, can I just get my potato first?
Nobody:
My history Teacher: Lets present this to the class!
@1teamrudi but this isn't historical accurate though
Some inaccuracies
1:40 - Lenin did not over through the Tsar. While Lenin was exiled in Switzerland for speaking out against the Tsar the Tsar was over thrown and a provisional government was made. The Provisional Government unfortunately didn’t follow up on the whole peace part and they continued WW1 and continued losing to the Germans. This made them unpopular so Lenin was brought to Petrograd by the Germans and he over through the provisional government. After this a civil war followed.
1:47 - Actually, it was quite the opposite. The Russian Crown was considered to be worthless so it wasn’t sold or anything and it was kept in an armory instead, where it still is today.
2:20 - Nicholas II was not sent to some prison. He was sent to house a long with his family in house arrest. It was at first very luxurious but when Lenin came into power their living standards were lowered. Nicholas and his family were later executed by firing squad in 1918.
Also the song states that for 300 years under the Tsar everything was fine but then the rich people started eating all the food. Which is just an incredibly funny way of ignoring 300 years of Russian history full of peasant revolts, failed revolutions, assasinations, officers’ plots, etc.
Very few inaccuracies for an American Children’s cartoon
@@deeznoots6241also, they didn't eat all the food, they sold it
@@deeznoots6241though this one can slide because the tsar said it
My teacher played this song and the entire grade chanted it at lunch
Oh dear.
Uh, why is a public school teacher playing pro communist propaganda to children? If they were playing a nice little tune about Hitler and "international Jewish Finance" I doubt she would have gotten away with it...
@@user-th9jt4es5i the whole school system already indoctrinates you into work your life to death and being obedient to your employer
@@davidparker7216 Funny it was the Pinkos advocating for the Public School system.
@@user-th9jt4es5i Seethe 😌
Poor comrade Stalin,always being the butt of the joke.
Yeah that is true. ^_^
he was a terrible dictator
he deserves it
gabriel bello товарищ Сталин :)
He did kill over twice as many people as Hitler did if you think about it.
And then he shot all the jokers
I'm fairly surprised by how sympathetic this show was to the start of the russian revolution. (Stalin still gets shown as a monster, but that's because he kinda was a complete monster.)
Well, to be fair the problems described were real... they just went about solving them in completely the wrong way.
That’s how it should be taught. The Russian revolution was pretty justified, but the stuff that Stalin did afterwards most certainly wasn’t.
Stalin was just an incompetent bafoon tbh
SIRWilczek Stalin wasn't as much incompetent as much as he was just downright evil.
Yes stalin just wanted power he didnt care about his people
My monarchist neighbours liked the song so much, they broke my window to hear it better.
They sacrificed historical accuracy for catchy lyrics.
I think this was made during or a few years after this actually happened but I’m not too sure
fair trade
@@Dudeidkmypassword This animation was made almost a full century after this happened... unless you're joking.
The October Revolution was in 1917, this song was made between 1998 and 2000
It's a kids cartoon dawg. Kinda hard to convey war when 5yros are watching.
@@Dudeidkmypassword It wasn't made in 1917 or anywhere close to that time period. This was made long after ww2
And then Lenin became crazy and ill, so his best buddy in the whole wide world, Stalin, took over the URSS and made it into the paradise we know it as today.
+JasminLeblanc URSS
+JasminLeblanc Such a good friend that he wrote a testament that called for, among other things, the removal of Stalin from his position as General Secretary.
And his other friend Trotsky was killed by Stalin! Meanwhile in the Animal Farm world Snowball is killed by Napoleon!
+JasminLeblanc Actually, Trotsky was his buddy. Lenin hated Stalin because he insulted Lenin's wife.
somewhere in the parallel world
How positive this cartoon talked about Lenin was really shocking to me, especially just after watching the Stalin version
Обычные троцкисты
Ахахах
I attended a conference about the Russian Revolution in college, and they talked about the Russians' wish of peace land and bread. This song started playing in my head lmao
Lenin: get it? stalin?!
Lenin a few years later: Tell whoever's in charge of giving people's job, not to let that jerk Stalin be in power, by the way, who did i put in charge of giving people jobs?
Random advisor: that would be Stalin sir...
Lenin:....**dies**
A man of culture i see
Wow déjà vu
Waiting for somebody to say oversimplified reference
"We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!" well i mean what else would it do
Edit: Why do they represent rich people as potatoes?
One war had no people dead and one person join
Rachel Waln, the real war was the friend they made along the way.
*switzerland noises intensify*
Because they were back then
"we have to wait in line for a potato"
-some old woman
“And then right after, during the civil war, the tzar and his family we tried to hoard. Once we decided why we weren’t fed, we took them to the basement and shot them dead!”
Интересно наблюдать за иностранцами, которые обсуждают нашу отечественную историю)
Просто иностранцы не васпитанные дауны
Так канечно абидно
Наконец то коммент на русском
@@DoubleGdenchello ага))
Did your people starved?
:)
When the rich people ate all of our bread... hmm sounds familiar
@@dannyflaifil7016 OH, you mean the Revolution that spirled out of control and sparked a new one every other month? The one that saw historic landmarks burned or desecrated and vandalized? The one that burned countless books and sent many innocents to the guillotine?
Yep, totally what I want plying in the background.
Actually Nicholas was young why did they make him look like he's 60....
Lenin had red hair, so why'd they give him dark gray?
Just artistic license.
@@SpadaccinoLuciano I think you might be colorblind.
@@jovanvladetic8772 Sometimes red things are grey.
@@SpadaccinoLuciano bro? You sure?
@@XKQ2 It's a reference bro
Looking back this is uncharacteristically quite positive towards the Russian revolution. I don't think any media asides from this has been. It's really surprising.
2:05 I never noticed just how surprised stalin looks there, I always noticed he got angry but I didnt notice HOW surprised he looks
For 300 years,
Mighty Russia was ruled
By a guy called a Tsar,
Tsar: And everything was cool!
Chorus: But when the rich people started
Eating all of the food,
We peasants got upset,
And we started to brood...
All we want was
Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Everybody sing!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: A little louder now!
Chorus: We banded together,
And the people all said--
Peace, land, and bread!
Toast: Hey, how would you like it if you had to wait in line an hour for
a potato?
WOW: Yeah! And it's another line for butter and sour cream!
Chorus: That's when Vladimir Lenin
Arrived on the scene,
He said--
Lenin: Exploiting the poor
Is really, really mean!
Chorus: With his buddy Trotsky,
They started a plotsky,
To overthrow the Tsar,
Lenin: Who we hate a lotsky!
Tsar: My career is shotsky!
Chorus: All we want is
Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Everybody--ow!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: A little louder, now!
Froggo: It's hard to make a sandwich using rocks instead.
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Hey, Leon, what do you say we take over government, declare
victory for working class, and begin thirty year Communist regime?
Trotsky: All right! Listen, you mind if I get my potato first?
Chorus: Lenin's group was called
The Bolsheviks,
The country's problems
They vowed to fix
So the workers and the peasants
They lead the way
To a Russia where they eat food everyday!
In 1917 the revolution began
The Tsar caved in
And threw up his hands
As Lenin removed
The crown from his head
He said--
Lenin: Boy, this'll buy a lot of peace, land, and bread!
Chorus: Hey! Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Ho, everybody!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Listen to the peoples now!
M.Info: We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Reporter: Vladimir Lenin, what made you decide to finally take over Russia?
Lenin: Well, I decided it was time to quit Stalin! Get it? Stalin!
[laughs]
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Oppressed people sing!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Just the ladies!
WOW: I just wanna feed my children
And put them to bed!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Deposed rulers sing it!
Tsar: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Everybody!
Chorus: Peace, land, and bread!
Lenin: Cha, cha, cha!
trotsky actually said who we hate a lotsky
69th like
1:37 Lenin: Can i have the potatoes for throwing it to our people?
Trotsky: *N O*
I love how the song implies that Russia had the same Tsar for 300 years.
That moment you realize when you can’t distinguish if it’s brilliant satire or the approbation of an ardent supporter. Hahaha
I find it humorous how many people are rigorously fact-checking a show written for literal children.
Peace, land and bread
Stalin: >:(
-Peace,- land -and bread-
Stalin: :)
They kind of forgot about how brutal Trotsky was
and Lenine to
@@hant_blue_habsbourg_bonapa9192
*Stalin has entered the chat*
@@augustuzmoon3814 ps
Stalin become singer: ua-cam.com/video/lHZQXNe2HpQ/v-deo.html
The tsar was way crueler and more brutal they started a war with Japan which caused the economy to implode just to get a sphere of influence over northern China while the ussr was so anti imperialistic that Mongolia asked to be annexed and they said no and gave fin land independence
Also how Lenin was an asshole
Is it strange that I can see "Peace, Land, and Bread" as the title of a Russian novel?
Thats Racist
+Алина Старковa (Alina Starkova) 2nd Account how?
shadysheep how is that racist?
Unless you’re joking, then excuse me.
@@XiaoYueMao wtf
@@Goodwind88 wow, its been 5 years and im only just now seeing all these replies.... lol i wasnt calling the comment by smithkakarot racist, someone else made a comment that i was replying to, i dont remember exactly what they said though
"Exploiting the poor is really, really mean"
Vladimir Lenin - 1918
Russian peasants: So we get peace, land, and bread now?
Lennie and Stalin: Well yes but actually no.
Well they did tho
Pol Pot until Stalin took over
Lenin actually wasn't dictator
coming it from pol pot, I'm not surprised he would say that.
Well actually yes
well, this is a cherry song about a violent revolution that lead to a brutal civil war that lead to a age of terror where even speaking out against the government was punishable by hard labor in a Siberian labor camp
1:58
It’s like saying “I hate Boiling water, it makes me burn”
It’s like saying I hate getting bullied it makes me sad
Peace, land and bread!
and Gulag, don't forget about Gulag!
TheFi0r3 Actually, there is a song by Histeria about Stalin and gulag
Iosif Stalin The only one you followed was the land part
Oh shit that's a bit too much coming from you stalin.
No,Your regime is Industry,gulags and defeat Germany
Rather like this: murder, hunger, death.
They talk About that in the other song
1:55 simple explanation to war
Let's hope a mustache man doesnt mess it up.
Let's hope that America finishes them off instead of letting them become a nuclear super power and spreading an evil ideology to most of the world
Then Lord and father Satan channelled himself at the 1:10 to inform the heretics
@Jason Lockeby man satan really did it
2:05 this relationship between Lenin and Stalin is somewhat accurate as Stalin was made secratary (assign jobs) and Lenin wasn't exactly a fan of Stalin, as on his death bed
Lenin: hey man, tell whoever is in charge not toblet that jerk Stalin come in charge, by the way, who's job was that again
Attendant: that would be Stalin sir
Lenin: *Dies*
Other Fun Fact: the song at the start is Polyushka Polye (A russian song about a man leaving for the red Army)
Today is 4/22.
Happy Birthday, Lenin!
Lol
Cha-cha-cha
"Vladimir Lenin"
I remember watching this in history class
1:25 me and the boys walking down the hallway getting everyone to praise us
My teacher showed our class this video im high school 3- almost 4 years and i still come back. I love this so much idk why
Gotta say mate, they follow through on every part except the peace one LMAO
they did though? The literal first thing the Bolsheviks did was sign a peace with Germany
Bread
Theres no such a thing as peace without a Violent.
@@cloudysoup9056 we like to pretend peace exists.
They did make peace, the first actions of Lenin when he took power, was to pull Russia out of world war 2
“Oppressed people sing”
Stalin: hm, interesting
Lenin:*becomes leader*
Trotsky:What next?
Lenin:Civil war,chaos,death and starvation
Trotsky:Genius
They ended up having less and no bread, no liberty, no property, no choice and lots of death and misery.
Lmao like they had any of that under the tzar
@@kosta.d7388 Certainly more than they had in Soviet Union and with much, much more short line to get that few left! Millions died for starvation under Lenin and Stalin! The others were massacred in their homes or in the streets and sent to die (for starvation, cold, labor) and be killed in gulags instaurated by Lenin in 1918! Commie exposed, bas**rd!
So tough were the repressions of Lenin and Stalin that the death rate, according to statistics, went down? And the birth rate by 1920 reached 137 million, 1935 170millions which is a record? And yes, when was there a famine in the USSR, in the Volga region after the civil and First World War? When, as in the Russian Empire, a huge famine was allowed in peacetime in 1890. Tales about 1,000,000 million killed 1,000,000 starving do not need to be told. All repression lists have long been opened and there are no such figures. Besides, the surprise with so many dead and starving was where the second revolution was? Why wasn't I, or any other of my ancestors, repressed at all?
And what other camps under Lenin, What kind of reign did Lenin in 1918 if he, as the leader of the country, began to rule only in 1920. Lord, teach history, a young fighter against communism
People: we want peace land and bread
Stalin: sure!
People: really?
Stalin: no *starts 5 years plan*
People: *commits hunger*
I love how they started sanitizing Soviet history almost immediately after the USSR collapsed. 😖
"We're sick of war, it makes everyone dead!"
Jee, I didn't know that
My friend Alex is a huge fan of this song! Keep up the good work Hung Nguyen!!
Thank you!!!!!!!!
Oversimplified: I'm about to end this man's whole career
We want bread - Sure
We want land - Sure
We want peace - uuuhhhh.... yeah sure more land
All though this song is inaccurate it’s catchy as heck.
i love how they try to end every possible word on -tsky... It sounds kinda funny
“DEPOSED RULES SING IT”
*cuts to lonely jail cell*
“peace land and bread(???)”
For this series, I can say that the creators did not even open the history textbook.
And do not care that Nicholas 2 renounced the throne (in favor of himself and his son) in February, do not care that there was some Provisional Government headed by Kerensky, do not care that there was a real crisis in the country, and the war only aggravated it.
And let's forget about the fact that some kind of civil war followed in Russia (next to which other civil wars did not stand next to them in terms of bloodiness).
And yes, why is it said that only Lenin and Trotsky were such main figures? Where is Zinoviev, Kamenev, or even the same Bukharin?
Thank you Lenin for everything ❤️✌️
I wanna be a Communist after watching this
You might wanna check out the sequal to this song first
@@victorlolxd7347 the Stalin one? Yeah that one was good
Yikes
@@ElephantsDoingCrackyeah but its not a World i want to live in 😅 Can you imagine having to deal with that?
We watched this in Global History today... this song is so catchy.. at least i know the info now XD
Nah it's missing the provisional government, keep studying.
Why does Lenin sound like an Italian person
his real name was Vladimir Iljitsj Oeljanov, not russian enough for you? XD
Is Bersani
"We're sick of war. It makes everyone dead."
*Proceeds to have a civil war*
Ok where’s Stalin
2:23 ok there he is!
"This'll buy a lot of peace, land and bread!"
Lenin seconds before ordering the Tsar's execution.
This show was a trip thank you for reminding me it wasn't a fever dream
Never fails to amuse me how Americans react to communism.
It's like is communism isn't portrayed as the literal devil they crap themselves.
My friend on the guy who voiced Lenin: “he sounds like a gay version of Gru from Despicable Me”😂😂
Finally a comment section on a cartoon.
Yey
Very nice for an older american show to depict the Russian Revolution with good intentions, and then the Sound of Stalin showed how it went wrong and evil.
Stalin lead the industrialization efforts that defeated the Nazis.
History of the Russian revolution at most simple way : singing
These kids have a time machine
Was showed this in my A level History class!