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+|The Internationale
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+|"When you have once gained sight, it is impossible to feign blindness."
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+Svetlana Stalina
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+|Great Gate of Kiev
+- Modest Mussorgsky
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+|"When you have once gained sight, it is impossible to feign blindness."
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+Svetlana Stalina
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+|Great Gate of Kiev
+- Modest Mussorgsky
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+|"You cannot make a revolution in white gloves"
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+Vladimir Lenin
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+|Cantata for the 20th Anniversary of the October Revolution,
+- Prelude
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+|"Fiat iustitia, et pereat mundus."
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+Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor
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+|Verify Your Clock
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+|"If the present were not so horrible and grim, and the future so mysterious and enigmatic, one could go mad with joy."
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+Konstantin Kavelin
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+|Symphony No. 11
+- Sergey Slonimsky
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+|"All our knowledge - past, present and future, is nothing compared to what we will never know"
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+Konstantin Tsoilkovsky
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+|Glory to the Ones Who Look Forward
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+|March of the Siberian Riflemen
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+|March of the Siberian Riflemen
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+|Jungle Work
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+- Warren Zevon
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+|The Flight
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+- Eduard Artemyev
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+|Siberiade
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+- Eduard Artemyev
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+|Alexander Nevsky, Op. 78: 5. The Battle on Ice
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+|Gandzia
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+|Mother Anarchy Loves Her Sons/ Gloomy Sunday
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+|To Serve Russia
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+|Patriotic Song (Russian National Anthem 1991-2000)
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+|Wide is My Motherland
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+|Troika
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+- Georgy Sviridov
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+|Symphony No. 11, "The Year 1905": IV. The Toscin
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+- Dmitry Shostakovich
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+|Prometheus: The Poem of Fire
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+- Alexander Scriabin
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+|Anthem of the Bolshevik Party
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+|The Cossack Song
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