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A Soviet song in the Crimean Tatar language about the sacrifices of the Great Patriotic War, making specific reference to the hundred thousand Soviet soldiers and civilians who fell on the Crimean Peninsula throughout the war.
Latin title: Şeitlerniñ Hatrına
Performer: Fevzi Aliyev (Февзи Алиев)
Lyricist: Ablaziz Veliyev (Аблязиз Велиев)
Composer: Fevzi Aliyev (Февзи Алиев)
Source: Vinyl Record "Узбекистан Интернациональный"
Image: Fragment of the diorama "Assault Of Sapun Mountain May 7, 1944" (Штурм Сапун-горы 7 мая 1944 года) in Sevastopol.
A Soviet song in the Crimean Tatar language about the sacrifices of the Great Patriotic War, making specific reference to the hundred thousand Soviet soldiers and civilians who fell on the Crimean Peninsula throughout the war.
Latin title: Şeitlerniñ Hatrına
Performer: Fevzi Aliyev (Февзи Алиев)
Lyricist: Ablaziz Veliyev (Аблязиз Велиев)
Composer: Fevzi Aliyev (Февзи Алиев)
Source: Vinyl Record "Узбекистан Интернациональный"
Image: Fragment of the diorama "Assault Of Sapun Mountain May 7, 1944" (Штурм Сапун-горы 7 мая 1944 года) in Sevastopol.
![Şən Azərbaycan / Шән Азәрбајҹан - Merry Azerbaijan (Soviet Azerbaijani Song) [Muslim Magomayev]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ABF-6JhHP6w/hqdefault.jpg "Şən Azərbaycan / Шән Азәрбајҹан - Merry Azerbaijan (Soviet Azerbaijani Song) [Muslim Magomayev]
The popular Soviet-era Azerbaijani patriotic song, sung by arguably the most famous Soviet Azerbaijani singer. First verse is in Russian, second verse is in Azerbaijani.
Performer: Müslüm Maqomayev (Мүслүм Магомајев)
Year recorded: 1970
Composer: Polad Bülbüloğlu (Полад Бүлбүлоғлу)
Lyricist (Azerbaijani): Məstan Günər (Мәстан Ҝүнәр)
Lyricist (Russian): Onegin Gadgikasimov (Онегин Гаджикасимов)
Year Written/Composed: 1970
Image: Kirov Park (Киров Паркы), Baku, Azerbaijan SSR.")
![永遠の友情を - To Eternal Friendship (Sino-Japanese Friendship Song) [Original Recording]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Bzg2f5n7wUM/hqdefault.jpg "永遠の友情を - To Eternal Friendship (Sino-Japanese Friendship Song) [Original Recording]
A song composed by Japanese Maoist singer Mitsuko Ogasawara, known for her performances of The East Is Red (https://youtu.be/Kxb2PApwLYs) and Sailing the Seas Depends on the Helmsman (https://youtu.be/YIomuSAz_Ic) in Japanese. The lyrics to the song were written collectively as part of Ogasawaras Sino-Japanese Friendship Song Classroom (日中友好の歌の教室), a group active during the Cultural Revolution with the goal of translating Chinese revolutionary songs and writing songs of friendship between the two countries. After the end of the Cultural Revolution, Ogasawaras focus shifted more to the DPRK and she became chair of the Japanese-Korean Music and Arts Exchange Association (日朝音楽芸術交流会). This recording was performed by Ogasawara herself, but a recording with a Chinese soloist and choir singing the song also exists: https://youtu.be/dSBXL70L1IQ
Chinese Title: 为了永恒的友誼
Performer/Composer: Mitsuko Ogasawara (小笠原美都子)
Lyricist: Sino-Japanese Friendship Song Classroom (日中友好の歌の教室)
Source: Vinyl record 永遠の友情を
Image: Chinese citizens welcome the arrival of the Second Sino-Japanese Friendship Kitakyushu Youth Ship at port in Dalian, China, April 1977. Banner: Warm Welcome to the Second Sino-Japanese Friendship Kitakyushu Youth Ship! (热烈欢迎日本第二次日中友好北九州市青年之船访华团！)")
