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Historically Accurate Hymn of the Soviet Union
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Historically Accurate Hymn of the Soviet Union

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I liked the Hymn of the Soviet Union that Paradox added to the Eastern Front Music Pack, and that it attempted it's own style of instrumental under an acapella-ized historical recording of the anthem. Unfortunately, the recording they used was the period-inaccurate 1978 version, and not the musically superior, historically accurate, only slightly controversial 1943 version. So I took what little time I had during finals and I made my own crack at re-creating what it should have sounded like to begin with.

Obviously if you play the Soviets and go as Bukharin or Trotsky with this mod on it would be more immersion-breaking. I mostly did this to see if I could, not because I actually care one way or the other.

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Ness Scissors  [autor] 9 mai la 8:31 
@Spaceracer it mentions Stalin in connection with his personality cult, comparing him to Lenin. The last verse is also much more warlike than the 1978 version.
Spaceracer 9 mai la 7:15 
How come the 1943 recording is controversial?