Intermarium nationalist music mix

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Song list:
1. Mežabrāļu dziesma;
2. Atceries, meitenīt;
3. Izlūki;
4. Tumšis bija, gaišis tapa;
5. Paliec sveiks mans mazais draugs;
6. Šimtų kartų;
7. Kovon draugai;
8. Geležinio vilko maršas;
9. Nebeužtvenksi upes begimo;
10. Meie maast ida pool;
11. Enne veel kui tõuseb päikene;
12. Eesti Pataljon;
13. Silmien välliin;
14. Kremlin uni;
15. Uraliin;
16. Njet, Molotoff!;
17. Rota;
18. Jak szło wojsko raz ulicą;
19. Hej, sokoły!;
20. Bij bolszewika!;
21. Tak vás tu máme;
22. Náš tatíčku Masaryku;
23. Dobře míněná rada;
24. Slovensko moje, otčina moja;
25. Hej, Slováci!;
26. Развітанне;
27. Пагоня;
28. Сцяг;
29. Батько наш - Бандера;
30. Зродились ми з великої години;
31. Ой, у лузі червона калина;
32. Trăiască România;
33. La lupta muncitori;
34. Echipa Morţii;
35. Menjünk a Magyar Testvérekhez;
36. Mi legionarji, mi domobranci;
37. Moja domovina;
38. Боят настана!;
39. Тих бял Дунав;
40. Стани юнак балкански.

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Great job on your playlist! It's always interesting to explore the history and past accomplishments of different empires. The Commonwealth was a powerful alliance between Poland and Lithuania in the 16th century, while the Ukrainian Cossack Republic had its own rich cultural heritage and achievements.
Some key facts about these empires include their military strength, trade alliances, and contributions to literature, art, and architecture. The Commonwealth had a formidable army known for their skilled cavalry, while the Ukraine was known for its strategic location along major trade routes.
Aside from their military prowess, these empires also left lasting legacies in terms of art and literature. Some notable figures include Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz and Ukrainian writer Taras Shevchenko.

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