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Warszawianka 1905 roku [Варшавянка; La Varsovienne; ¡A las barricadas!]

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1υ. ვარშაული [Varshauli] - La versione georgiana di Irodion Evdošvili [იროდიონ ევდოშვილი, 1901]
1υ. ვარშაული [Varshauli] - The Georgian version by Irodion Evdošvili [იროდიონ ევდოშვილი, 1901]

"The Georgian Varšavjanka [Varshauli] was translated from the Russian original by I. Edošvili in 1901, according to a Russian article. But this text was published in the revolutionary songbook "რევოლუცის სიმღერები 1923" [revolutsis singherebi 1923, "Revolutionary songs"], in which the lyrics of many revolutionary songs, such as The Internationale and La Marseillaise, were written in Georgian." [Boreč]

According to one Russian article, the Georgian version of "Варшавянка" was first written in 1901 by a Georgian communist, Irodion Evdošvili (იროდიონ ევდოშვილი, 1873-1916). He began his career as a poet in 1895, when his poems were published in a newspaper "Iveria" under the editorship of Ilia Č’avč’avadze.... (continua)

ვარშაული [1]
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inviata da Boreč 4/11/2021 - 07:15

1g4. La versione finno-americana degli IWW (1918/1920)
1g4. The Finnish-American IWW version from 1918/1920

This section is wide, i.e., it includes no lyrics or audio links. It has been constructed only to reflect the history of the Finnish versions of Warszawianka with historical info. Please feel free to add lyrics and/or videos, if any.
La presente sezione è vuota, vale a dire non contiene né testi né audiovisuali. È stata costruita esclusivamente per riflettere la storia delle versioni finlandesi della Warszawianka, con informazioni storiche. Non esitate ad aggiungere testi e/o video, se disponibili. [RV]

The Finnish Wobblies, or members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), or tuplajuulaiset (double-u'ers) as they called themselves, have a Warszawianka of their own. Titled Varsovalainen (The Varsovian) and with the first verse reading »Vihaiset vihurit vastaamme ärjyy« (Angry... (continua)

Juha Rämö + RV 4/11/2021 - 11:25

3y. A las barricadas - Versione indonesiana rap dei Rebelnation Indo
3y. A las barricadas - Indonesian rap version by Rebelnation Indo
Rebelnation Indo · Donal Zee · Reyza Bima

Dall'album Kata adalah senjata, titolo inequivocabile: “Le parole sono armi” in lingua indonesiana. L'album è del 2020: una versione rap (poteva essere diversamente?) dove si dice fra le altre cose (2a strofa): “Per noi non c'è guerra ma guerra di classe...finché l'anima è libera, nessuno è oppresso” (una traduzione completa di un testo rap in indonesiano, sono sincero, non mi sento proprio di farla). Comunque una piccola nota testuale: nel testo, la frequente dicitura “yg” è l'abbreviazione stile messaggino SMS della comunissima particella malese-indonesiana yang (che ha funzione connettiva e relativa). [RV]

From the album Kata adalah senjata, an unequivocal title: “Words are weapons” in Indonesian. The album... (continua)

A las barricadas
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inviata da Albatross795 8/11/2021 - 13:57

2ζ. كلمات الغنّية - Versione araba (di Anarkiyeen?)
2ζ. كلمات الغنّية - Arabic version (by Anarkiyeen?)

Una versione araba apparentemente “artigianale” reperita dall'infaticabile Borec/Albatross 795: nel video YouTube l'utente, dall'evocativo “nickname” di Anarkiyeen, la canta in arabo sovrapponendola all'originale spagnolo. Non sappiamo, ovviamente e purtroppo, né se egli stesso sia l'autore della versione, né se si tratti invece di una versione già esistente. Una nota presente nel video sembrerebbe avvalorare la prima ipotesi (si veda il box note). La lingua utilizzata è comunque l'arabo moderno standard. Viene fornita una traduzione inglese di massima.

An apparently “handmade” Arabic version made available by tireless Borec/Albatross 795: in the YouTube video, the user, bearing the evocatory nickname of Anarkiyeen, sings the song in Arabic superimposing his voice on the Spanish original.... (continua)

ريح وعواصف عم تهزّ السما [1]
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inviata da Albatross795 14/11/2021 - 13:47

3z. SAT-Marŝo - Marcia della Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda (Associazione Apolide Internazionale)
3z. SAT-Marŝo - March of Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda (World Non-national Association)

Sennacieca Asocio Tutmonda (the World Non-national Association) is a globally based organisation for progressive people.

It’s aim is to help people from many different countries to understand each other, get informed and educated, improve their lives, and to communicate and cooperate with each other in the fight against oppression.

To enable such communication and cooperation, SAT uses the international language ESPERANTO.

SAT puts its members in direct contact with other progressive people from all around the world, it encourages the swapping of information, the comparison of ideas and enables the creation of a real functioning international solidarity.

SAT-Marŝo (Varŝavjanka)
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inviata da Boreč 23/11/2021 - 01:18

1a5. To Cand Vasyāvig ek nyăuto 1905 - Traduzione in kelartico della Warszawianka 1905 roku

1a5. To Cand Vasyāvig ek nyăuto 1905 - Kelartic translation of Warszawianka 1905 roku

To Cand Vasyāvig ek nyăuto 1905
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26/11/2021 - 20:31

1δ1. Versione slovacca
1δ1. Slovak version

Czech and Slovak are very similar. This version appears to be a simple transcription of the Czech version (q.v.) into the Slovak language; or -who knows?- vice versa. Nobody knows which came first, up to this moment. [RV]

Varšavjanka
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inviata da The multi-named user usually known as Borec 1/12/2021 - 12:49

3α. Devrim marşı ("Marcia rivoluzionaria") - Versione turca del 1980 di Alan Bush e Emine Engin
3α. Devrim marşı ("Revolutionary March") - Turkish version from 1980 by Alan Bush and Emine Engin

This Revolutionary March composed by Emine Engin to the melody of the Varshavianka (arranged by Alan Bush) was published in number 127 of the magazine İşçinin Sesi (The Worker's Voice) of 14 April 1980. İşçinin Sesi was an official fortnightly magazine of TKP (Türkiye Komünist Partisi, the Turkish Communist Party). Publication started in January 1974 and ended with number 474 in September 2000. This version is characterized by strong struggle and revolutionary accents, reflecting the civil war-like atmosphere of 1980 Turkey, few months before the military coup of 12 September 1980 lead by general Kenan Evren. [RV]

Devrim Marşı
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inviata da Boreč 2/12/2021 - 18:24

2f1. Barrikadeille - La versione finlandese di Klaus Maunuksela (2016)
2f1. Barrikadeille - Klaus Maunuksela's Finnish version (2016)

La versione finlandese di Klaus Maunuksela è tratta dal volumetto Anarkistisia työväenlauluja (“Canti anarchici dei lavoratori”), curato da Nikola Kurkilahti (ed. Kolera, 2016). Qui di seguito anche una breve introduzione in finlandese.

This Finnish version of ¡A las barricadas! is reproduced from the booklet Anarkistisia työväenlauluja (“Anarchist Workers' Songs”) edited by Nikola Kurkilahti (Kolera, 2016) A short introduction in Finnish is provided below. [RV]

1936 alkoi Espanjan sisällissota, jossa taistelivat vapailla vaaleilla valitut tasavaltalaiset ja Francisco Francon kapinalliset kansallismieliset. Tasavaltalaisten puolella taisteli kom- munisteja, sosialisteja ja anarkisteja. Sen lisäksi, että vuonna 1936 taisteltiin Francon fasistisia joukkoja... (continua)

Barrikadeille
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inviata da Boreč 5/12/2021 - 00:32

3β. Adattamento messicano contro la presidenza di Enrique Peña Nieto
3β. Mexican rewriting against president Enrique Peña Nieto

Uno de los himnos más representativos de la lucha contra la reacción, la clase opresora, explotadora, oligarca, y fascista.
Letra adaptada para México en torno a la imposición de Enrique Peña Nieto.

Varshavianka / La Varsoviana
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inviata da Boreč 22/12/2021 - 16:43

2h1. Altra versione tedesca ("Versione della Guerra Civile")
2h1. Other German version ("Civil War Version")

Il testo che segue è quello presentato dall'autorevole Volksliederarchiv e chiaramente indicato, per i riferimenti che vi si trovano, come appartenente al periodo della Guerra Civile; si tratta quindi di una modifica (anarchica) alla versione precedente attribuita spesso a Alfred Schulte (“ im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg wurde das Lied mit einem etwas anderen Text gesungen”). Nulla si sa, ovviamente, riguardo all'autore o agli autori delle modifiche. [RV]

The lyrics below are included in the authoritative Volksliederarchiv. Due to clear internal reference, the song belongs to the Civil War period, a somewhat modified version (of Anarchist tendency) of the 1932 version often attributed to Alfred Schulte (“ im Spanischen Bürgerkrieg wurde das Lied mit einem etwas anderen Text gesungen”). Nothing -rather obviously- is known about the author(s) of changes. [RV]

Die Warschawjanka - Bürgerkriegsversion
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inviata da Boreč 31/12/2021 - 13:55

3γ. Versione francese anti-Russa, pro-Ucraina
3γ. Anti-Russian, pro-Ukraine French version

"Cette version des paroles est destinée à s'opposer à l'invasion militaire de l'est de l'Ukraine par les forces russes.
Fondamentalement, il n'y a pas de différences majeures avec la version française, mais les paroles ont été réécrites pour soutenir l'Ukraine."

La varsovienne (version anti-Russie)
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inviata da Boreč 25/4/2022 - 00:54

about [1β. La versione turca del gruppo musicale Kutup Yıldızı ("Stella Polare")]
This song is in Azerbaijani, not Turkish...
please fix it (￣∇￣)

Boreč 30/4/2022 - 05:27

Good morning dear Boreč. I'm sorry, but Kutup Yıldızı is a music group from Turkey and they sing and write in good Turkey Turkish. I really don't know who told you that the song is in "Azerbaijani". Btw, Azerbaijani (or Azeri) is a Turkic language quite similar to Turkey Turkish. It can be easily recognized from the use of special letters ("q", "ə"...) which are not used in the Turkey Turkish spelling. See you!

Riccardo Venturi 30/4/2022 - 06:45

Good afternoon, Ricardo :)
Yes, I too thought the song was sung in Turkish from the tlyrics, but when I played it to Azerbaijanis and Russians, they replied that it was in Azerbaijani, not Turkish.
They said it has a Turkish accent, but it's in Azerbaijani.
And [DonQuijote82 - 2011/10/15 - 14:41] is same in Azerbaijani…
I’m not familiar with the Azerbaijani language and don’t know where this lyrics came from, but perhaps they were written to Turkish orthography...

Boreč 30/4/2022 - 12:55

Good evening, most beloved Boreč!

My knowledge of the (Turkey) Turkish language is not that deep, but I can tell when the lyrics of a song match what is really sung. Well, I've listened well to the song and I can tell you that it is sung in Turkey Turkish and singing matches perfectly the written lyrics. Of course, there might be some kind of “northern” accent, i.e closer to Azerbaijani, and I repeat that Turkey Turkish and Azerbaijani are very similar; but the song is sung and written in Turkey Turkish. Anyway, you can't simply transpose anything written in Turkey Turkish or Azerbaijani into each other, these languages are very close but aren't the same language you can indifferently write with different spelling systems (as in Serbian).

As for Azerbaijanis, like many other people from that linguistic area, they tend to label anything uttered in a Turkic language as a form of Azerbaijani.... (continua)

Riccardo Venturi 30/4/2022 - 20:58

I see. I understand (￣∇￣)
sorry for confusing you...

Boreč 1/5/2022 - 04:50

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1j1. Warushawa-Rōdōka: La Warszawianka in giapponese di Kaji Wataru [鹿地亘, 1927] completata da Boreč [2022]
1j1. Warushawa-Rōdōka: the Japanese Warszawianka by Kaji Wataru [鹿地亘, 1927] completed by Boreč [2022]

The Japanese version of "Warszawianka 1905 roku" was first written in 1927 by the novelist Kaji Wataru (鹿地亘). His translation is a brave piece of work with a military flavour, and has been sung by many leftists to this day. Unfortunately, only the first verse has been written in Japan, so today I have tried to write singable lyrics for the second and third verses, based on the lyrics of the Krzhizhanovsky and Georgian versions, thus I contribute here in the hope that this thread and anti-war songs will continue to grow. [Boreč]

La versione giapponese della “Warszawianka 1905 roku” è stata scritta nel 1927 dal romanziere Kaji Wataru (鹿地亘). La sua traduzione è un'opera valente e... (continua)

ワルシャワ労働歌 (Warushawa-Rōdōka)
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inviata da Boreč 18/5/2022 - 03:13

Dear Boreč,

Thanks for sharing with us your complete Japanese version of the Warszawianka 1905 roku written 1927 by Wataru Shikaji. To say the truth, the “one verse plus refrain” version from 1927 was already included in this page, but I didn't know anything at all about the author. So, I have reshaped the whole section accordingly. In addition to this, I really didn't know you are from Japan and a native Japanese speaker (this I learned from your Lyricstranslate profile). So, I ask you for a service: do you have further biographical info on Wataru Shikaji and, possibly, a portrait? And could you please provide an English translation of your complete Japanese version? This would be really great. Thank you, arigato!

Riccardo Venturi 18/5/2022 - 09:12

Dear Riccardo :)
Okay, here the pics of Kaji Wataru
1: https://imgur.com/7M3S5vc
2: https://imgur.com/rtBUREk
I've uploaded couple of portraits
aa….also, please fix his name.
It was Kaji Wataru, not Shikaji Wataru.
Sorry….and please wait for English translation and his biography, im writing now :)