Георгий Грамматчиков [Georgy Grammatchikov]

Credited on the record as Георгий Грамматчиков, корреспондент Всесоюзного радио.

Пламя Вьетнама. Записи с поля боя (The Flame of Vietnam: Recordings from the Battlefield)

1966 · Кругозор 27 · Moscow, USSR [Former]

Пламя Вьетнама. Записи с поля боя (The Flame of Vietnam: Recordings from the Battlefield) – Георгий Грамматчиков [Georgy Grammatchikov] (Cover)

Artist
Георгий Грамматчиков [Georgy Grammatchikov]
Credited on the record as
Георгий Грамматчиков, корреспондент Всесоюзного радио
Title
Пламя Вьетнама. Записи с поля боя (The Flame of Vietnam: Recordings from the Battlefield)
Release
Кругозор №6 / 1966
Year
1966
Label
Кругозор # 27
Format
7" · Single
Language
Russian
Country
Moscow, USSR [Former]
Genre
Spoken Word · Field Recordings
Primary theme
Peace, Protest & Anti-War

Annotation

Released in the USSR. Track A1: Пламя Вьетнама. Записи с поля боя ("The Flame of Vietnam: Records From the Battlefield")

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

Notes

Krugozor was a Soviet monthly magazine with bound-in flexi-discs; this is No. 6 of 1966 (catalogue number 27 = cumulative issue number). Spoken/documentary sound page, not a song. Krugozor 6/1966 sound page 1 is headed "Нагрянет враг — все за оружие!" ("When the enemy comes — everyone to arms!") by Георгий Грамматчиков, correspondent of All-Union Radio; the headline is a Vietnamese proverb quoted by Nguyen Thi Binh in an interview for Moscow radio, printed in the same spread alongside her account of the liberated zones ("10 million inhabitants, four fifths of the country's territory") delivered as a guest at the XXIII CPSU Congress in Moscow in 1966, and the story of Nguyen Thi Ut, mother of six and guerrilla commander. The page carries the photograph of Nguyen Van Troi's last minute before his execution by the "American–Saigon clique" on 15 October 1964 and a photo of NLF…

Themes

Combat · Anti-American · Anti-Imperialism · North Vietnam Patriotic

In collections

European Songs · Peace, Protest, & Anti-War Songs [War Years]