Why did the former Soviet Union and Russia have three different national anthems?

The unbreakable alliance, also known as holy alliance, is the unofficial Chinese title of the national anthem of the Soviet Union. There were three versions of the national anthem before the disintegration of the Soviet Union. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia decided to change the lyrics of "Unbreakable Alliance" to the national anthem, so "Unbreakable Alliance" has four versions.

History of National Anthems in Different Versions:

1. Before the October Revolution, the national anthem of the Russian Empire was God Save the Tsar. After the October Revolution, the new Soviet Union adopted the Internationale as the national anthem. 191810 in October, the third Soviet congress decided to use the Internationale as the national anthem, which became the national anthem of the Soviet Union after the founding of the Soviet Union in 1922. In the late 1930s, after the Soviet Union declared the victory of socialism, it decided to change the national anthem.

During World War II, the Soviet government decided to formulate a new inspiring national anthem, and finally chose Sergei Mikhalkov (сергейвладимио).

Third, after Stalin's death, Khrushchev came to power. In the movement of criticizing Stalin in the Soviet Party, mikhalkov, one of the original lyric writers, revised the lyrics of the national anthem and deleted the elements of Stalin's personality cult. 1977 On May 27th, the Supreme Soviet approved the revised national anthem.

4. 199 1 After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, glinka's patriotic songs were adopted as the national anthem (without lyrics) until the Russian State Duma passed the draft law on the national anthem, national flag and national emblem on February 8, 2000, and decided to change the lyrics of Unbreakable Alliance to the national anthem. The current national anthem of the Russian Federation is called "Russia, our sacred motherland". Although the lyrics have been changed, the tune is completely copied from Unbreakable Alliance.

1939 edition: it's the original, it's Sue's.

Word: Vasily lebedev Kumar

Song: alexander alexandrov

1944 version:

Words: Xie mikhalkov, Jared Gerstein

Qu: Ya Alexandrov

1977 version:

Xie mikhalkov changed her words, and the rest remained the same.

2000 Edition: The Soviet Union has disintegrated.

The original song was adapted to Russia, Our Holy Motherland, which is the national anthem of the Russian Federation. Sergei Mikhalkov changed his words for the third time.

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