March of The Siberian Riflemen but the Bolsheviks are counter-attacking Tsaritsyn
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2022
- The Battle of Tsaritsyn was one of the most important battles of the Russian Civil War, fought between the Imperialist White Army and the Bolshevik Red Army. In the autumn of 1918, the city was first laid siege by the White Army, with the Red Army falling back and being told to "stand firm" with the city being completely encircled. The city would briefly be occupied by the White Army as the Red Army retreated into the Caucuses in June of 1919. The Red Army would then return in January of 1920 to retake the city, which was successful. The battle would result in a Bolshevik Red victory and would be a turning point in the war, leading to a White Army defeat. The city would later in 1925 to Stalingrad in honor of Joseph Stalin, who took part in the battle. The city would in 1942 become another battlefield and turning point in another war.
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My great grandfather was a Lithuanian, but he still fought against lenin even if russians destroyed our country at that time he knew that comunisms canot be kept alive he never returned home after he wen't there.
He died a hero 🤚
Luckily Lithuania is capitalist after 1989 now.
false democracy will never be the answer
Lol, he died as person who fought against the good future for most of mankind. He wasn't a hero at all, bro, I'm sorry.
@@mark35720, "nevative iq andy"? Two similar comments? Man, go get braindead somewhere else.
I find this war to be such a underappreciated moment in history for its importance. In history books its always written like the Bolsheviks just took over with no resistance
In practice, it was, on the side of the Whites, there were mainly only officers and Cossacks, they could not rally the people against the Reds. Therefore, almost all the large-populated cities of Russia in the west of the country fell into the hands of the Bolsheviks.
Whoa, idk what history books you've read, but there was great resistance to Bolsheviks by all regressive powers of Russia - bourgeois nationalists, kosaks, most of officers, aristocracy, capitalists, foreign intervents. In 1918 Bolsheviks controlled just little part of Russia (mostly in European part).
Though their ideas were so progressive and were needed by most of population of former Russian empire that Red guard had a lot more manpower and population support, so the Whites and their allies didn't really stand a chance since they fought against nation itself.
Professional liars :)
@@danonimusgombelinius7254
The persecution of the Church and the martyrdom of the Imperial family sure were necessary and progressive, weren’t they. As was the conquest of the newly independent Caucasian republics and Ukraine, I’m sure.
@@PaulWHall, firstly, persecution of the church mostly was the people's initiative cause the church was a parasite on the Russian people for decades, it's nothing to do with Bolsheviks. Secondly, killing the imperial family was cruel of course, but it was the local party initiative, so it was nothing to do with Bolsheviks and communism itself. Thirdly, I'm sorry, conquest of Ukraine? I am Ukranian and there wasn't anything like "conquest of Ukraine", apart of German occupation. Ukraine fought the bloody civil war like other countries in former Russian Empire. Communist Ukraine overcame bourgeois Ukraine just like it was in Russian Federation, in Belarus and in Caucasia. My people fought aristocracy, reactionaries, capitalists, the church. My people won that war and I'm grateful to them for their victory and for their achievements that were done later.
Industrialization, victory over fascism, providing population of the Union with free healthcare, housing, education, starting the cosmic era are very progressive for me, yeah.
"The volga shines on us men, we were this close, for although we were so close to victory, and although we failed, we would be damned if we didn't try."
-me.
We would be damned, indeed.
- Volgograd?
I prefer the real city.
- Stalingrad?
I said the real _city_
- Tsaritsyn?
*Perfection*
I agree with this statement
Volograd
Stalingrad is better tsaristyn second
Leningrad?
I prefer the real city.
Saint-petersburg?
I said the real city.
Petrograd?
Perfection.
@@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121 St. Petersburg?
I prefer the real city.
Petrograd?
I said the real city.
Ingermanland?
Perfection.
Oh man, right in the feels.
It's always good to see you, Black Baron.
It's alright wrangel, russia will be free soon, i can feel it.
high quality stuff, I defiantly think this channel will blow up
As long as he doesn't blow up from an artillery shell, I agree.
I really hope so
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
@@unphased4530 take sub my fellow small creator.
Remember, apes together strong or something
LUL combining picture with a song and a few war sound effects really is "high quality stuff" for ya. Hahahaha
I cry again
Battlefield 1 it's extremely immersive!
Epic.
Nice. Nice.
I wonder from which game those sound effects come from
Sounds like Battlefield 1
Bingo Bongo
I love that game so much and for me it has really good sound design
@@unphased4530 if you put on headphones for someone who never played bf1 they could legit think it is war recording
anybody know the type of fighting going on in the russian civil war, like trenches, etc. ?
Multiple c*rap trenches bold actions open field battle very complicated
@@stablenes9401 what do you mean bold actions?
@@chaddicus1672 well mindless but brave march into enemy without any specific plan or expectations
It was very mobile and didn't have much entrenched fighting unless you count the sieges of some significant cities. There was trenches in the perekop isthmus north of Crimea though when the reds were attempting to sieze Crimea from Wrangel and his awesome forces.
THE GLORY OF SIBERIA. GOD SAVE THE GREAT AND FREE SIBERIA!
Великолепно
Только серая папаха лихо сбита набекрень
Que vive la Russie Blanche
For the republic, for Kolchak, for the faith of the tsar and the fatherland.
Которая с позором проиграла 2 войны, а граждане этой страны умирали сотнями от голода.
@@biden69gonarar Колчак заключил сделку с Англией и получал от Англии оружие, но Большевики победили этого предателя.
Под Царицыном сибирских стрелков не было и быть не могло.
ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Оборона_Царицына
ок
Слава Богу за Белую Армию!!!
Ya! Es lebe der zar!
@@austrianemperor6727Wenn man demnach gehen würde, müsste es heißen:
"Es leben die regelmäßigen Hungersnöte, der Halbfeudalismus die Unterdrückung der Nationen und die autokratische Herrschaft eines Zaren, der Arbeiter auf der Straße erschießen lässt. Es leben die zaristischen Progrome an den Juden und anderen Minderheiten."
Aber ein Glück wurde über den Zarismus bereits vor einem Jahrhundert durch das Volk gerichtet.
fourteen year old monarchists cringe like death that explain how an absolute poor monarchy backward and hyper corrupt is heaven to be like
Которая проиграла, хотя ей Британия и США оружие поставляли.
@@austrianemperor6727 царь который с позором проиграл Русско-Японскую войну и с позором отступал от наступления Немецкой армии, а в это время люди в стране умирали от голода сотнями, и если бы Большевики не подписали "Брестский мир", то Германия захватила бы половину России, однако через несколько лет Большевики вернули обратно все отданные германии земли.
bf1 vibes
Long Live Piotr Wrangel! Long Live Withe Army!
Пётр Врангель был злым тираном, который приказывал казнить всех, кто выступал против его правления, и вскоре Большевики его уничтожили, и правильно сделали, Слава Красной Армии.
Haha remember what happened to the royal family and kolchak 💀😂
@@majdurakovic8431 they were killed by Red bandits as the White army was approaching Better to die a hero than a traitor and a coward
@@majdurakovic8431 but what can I expect from a guy who has a thief and a criminal on his profile picture
@@verox4924 Says the guy who represents literal death
А что это за город на фоне?
Волгоград, он же Царицын в то время
@@LoverOfIndieGames спасибо
🙂🙂🙂🙂
Кстате факт, марш Сибирских стрелков это не белая песня, а песня царской армии (и была написана в 1915 году Российским (а позже советским) писателем Владимиром Гиляровским).
Weren't Some Of The White Army Tsarists?
no@@theeternal2734
This is a song of the First World War, written in 1915, Siberian rifle regiments fought for a united Homeland, your insertion to the Civil War is not at all appropriate here. My ancestor fought in the Siberian Rifle Regiment in 1915, I know what I'm writing about, but you don't.
It can be inserted into this scenario as well as many other scenarios revolving around the Russian Civil War. It's like, how Farewell of Slavianka was written as an imperial song by Vasiliy Agapkin, but then the White movement adopted it as their sort of anthem.
White army wasn't only Imperialist
They where moderate socialist in it too.
@@stadtrepublikmulhausen4121 откуда ты-то знаешь это?)
They had liberals and part of provisional gov fighting with them including baltics and allies
They were heavily influenced by the imperialist old guard though. For example, Kolchak, Wrangel, Yudenich, Krasnov, Denikin, Kornilov, they were all generals under the Tsar and all lead the most significant White Movements. It's an understatement to say they only contributed a little to the White Army war effort.
If you find out where Lenin came from on the train during the revolution, with whom and who he was by nationality, you will understand everything about this world
oy vei
German?
Guess Americans aren't the only ones who funded insurgent groups and had it blow black in their faces 20 years later.
wise words
@@rmcewan10 no he was russian
For good.
Btw, the March of the Amurian partisans is more cheerful and bright, just as most of communist songs in compare to those of Russian empire or White movement.
The reason why white army songs aren't cheerful is because they where treated as if they where rapists' s and murders also there Tzar and his entire family was shot in a basement and they where at war why would a war song be Cheerful and how dare you have a profile picture the Byzantium a prominent figure head of the Orthodox faith when Bolshevik's blew up churches and killing priests and nuns you are disgusting and should be treated like the Romanovs sense you support those raspiest and murderers.
Да здравствует царь и свободная святая Русь
For "good" you mean uSSr, totalitarian dictatorship, starve, goulag, Chernobyl, ineffective system which ruined Russia until today?
@@Pedro-hz1gd, oh yeah, that "ineffective totalitarian system", where index of human development was 25th in the world-top, while today's Russian index is in 57th place, and Ukrainian is in 74th place. That "ineffective totalitarian system" where citizens could withdraw deputies they voted for in case the deputy didn't work well on his place. That "ineffective totalitarian system" which was created democratically through the unification of Soviet Russia, Soviet Ukraine, Soviet Belarus and Soviet Caucasia, who won the bloody civil war that popped up in former Russian Empire.
My people fought aristocracy, reactionaries, capitalists, the church. My people won that war and I'm grateful to them for their victory and for their achievements that were done later.
Industrialization, victory over fascism, providing hundreds of millions of Soviet citizens with free healthcare, housing, education, starting the cosmic era are the good for me, yeah.
@@danonimusgombelinius7254 you are funny man
Democracy in uSSr??? Lol there was no democracy at all, the sole moment democracy was allowed was in summer 1918 when bolshies wanted to legitimate they "révolution" but they were clearly not wanted by people... What did the bolshies do?? Dissolution... So democratic
What did they do next?? Mass Terror. They wanted to destroy Russia. And used to kill or deport everyone who refused their dictatorship. Whites, anarchists, peasants... 3 millions emigrees, Cossacks genocide, holodomor, gulag, Cheka, then NKVD, GPU, KGB, yeah, Fuck democracy.
They acted like nazis, at least during lenin and Stalin's reigns.
You talk of achievments??
Russian Empire had 127 millions of inhabitants in 1914. Today, Russia has 160 millions of inhabitants... Why, then, if uSSr was si good, people did not reproduce themeselves in order to offer a brighter future for the proletarian paradise?? Because there was no paradise at all. They even built a fucking wall to prevent people from fleeing, as their ideology is shit. And dont even mention Tsarist serfdom or Bloody sunday of 1905. Soviets did worse (zeks and répression of the révolutions of 1956, 1968, and failed in 1989 and 1991)
And why does Russia, 30 years After 1991 still has no proper roads? Why is Russia not the first superpower ? It should be, due to the "bright uSSr" legacy... But nope. Soviets had salyut or soyuz spaceships, they had nukes. But no roads, no food, no proper wellfare state, and still had wooden isbas. Not the beautiful Russian wooden houses, I talk about shitty moujik huts.
France, at least, was good to live in, during the same Era.
Mendeleïev, Sikorski, silver cultural âge, Stolypin, one of the best economical evolution, transsibérian. That were Russian Empire's work. Not bolshies's work
Most of "soviet" technologies were in fact stolen from German or West...
Even in 1979, andropov knew that uSSr was about to collapse...
And why do you think After 1991 most of former SSR's fled to NATO or european Union ? Because uSSr was so democratic and advanced?
And, I dont mention Chernobyl (lol you were even unable to build a fucking nuclear power plant) or the Aral sea...
Communist songs are always cheerful because they are degenerates that revel in chaos.
rip bozo
Yes. Good riddance to the Soviet Union
@@ZeroResurrected I meant the Nicky 2
He was a shit leader most monarchist can agree on that
@@ZeroResurrected he was the same as his cousin willy 2
May the tsar rest in piss
@UnusualBug And now Lenin’s empire is gone forever
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Yes Obama