Czechoslovak Patriotic Song - "Kto za pravdu horí"
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- Slovak patriotic song "Kto za pravdu horí" ("Who Burns for the Truth") or "Sláva šlachotným" were written by Slovak evangelical priest Karol Kuzmány in 1848 and became one of the national anthems of Slovakia. Song became most popular in 1918 in Czechoslovak indepence movement from Austria-Hungary, but finally "Nad Tatrou sa blýska" became official anthem.
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Nechci tu rozebírat zde je to slovenský nebo český song . Mě je to zpráva jasná. Nenarodil jsem se v Československu, ale byl bych ochoten dnes za České i své Slovenské bratry položit život. A to bez diskuze...
Ďakujem, Brat môj český...Ja a veľa Slovákov za vás ✌️🇸🇰🇨🇿🙋🙋🌹🍀🍀🍀
@@johanstolz6373 děkuji za opověď , i dnes v roce 2023 to cítím stejně. Jazyk máme stejný, můj praďeda sloužil v legii, konkrétně dva, jeden v rakousko-uhersku druhý v rusku. co jsem chěl říc je jedno a něco nám tu odkázáli a to musíme opatrovat. Řeky plné ryb lesy plné zvěře a přírodu o té se ani nebavím.
@@Emericastreetjá mám úplně stejný názor
Tak za Československo!
Je to Slovenska pieseň z roku 1848
Tohle měla být hymna samostatné Slovenské republiky. Uvažovalo se o tom v roce 1992.
Je oveľa vznešenejšia než meteorologické správy z Lomničáka :)
Melódia je ale na hymnu trochu fádna
@@Martina-Kosicanka vôbec nie je fádna, je to nádherná melódia..
Milujem Slovensko!
toto a mor ho su najhlbsie piesne pre moju dusu .....
I'm always so happy to hear this song, but what's with all the "it's a Slovak, not Czechoslovak song" comments? This very song is about humanism, not nationalism. It so beautifully underlines the idea of standing for what is right, true and just, sentiments that both our nations stood for together, at the time it was written, without claiming any exclusivity to them. Our Motto always was "... But if on our door a foreign hand knocks with honest intent, be he who he may, be he from far or near by, be it day or night, godly gifts (bread and salt) will always await him at out table..." This song was adpoted as the anthem of the partisans and the uprising during WW2, in which we had help from people all across the world, not to defend any delluded ideas of nationalism, but to stand for what was right, and to stand for all people, everywhere in the world, againt injustice and opression. "Kto za ludstva prava, zivot zasvati"
Nehc žije slobodné Československo !
Ďakujem za zverejnenie, Czech lion.
czechoslovak independence day is one day before turkish one o.O
Jeden verš vypadol... ale žiaľ, na Slovensku sa "nenosí"
Kto si stoji slovu, čo priam zhŕkne svet
komu nad statočnosť venca v nebi niet,
koho dar nezvedie, hrozba neskloní:
tomu moja pieseň slávou zazvoní.
A ešte :
Pán boh šľachetnosti nebo vystavil,
večné on pre podlosť peklo podpálil;
kto ctí pravdy božskej božské zákony:
tomu moja pieseň slávou zazvoní.
This is Slovak song.
this is NOT czeschoslovak :) it was written by slovak patriotic author Karol Kuzmany and published by him in Slovak patrotic paper Orol tatranský, at 4th of april 1848 thanks ...
Tak!
Sad that it didn't became the anthem of Slovakia, because then there wouldn't be an arguement about the Slovak National Anthem, between the Hungarians and Slovaks(I'm Hungarian but I don't support any of the sides of this argument because 'Who the hell cares about it, honestly?')
If someone didn't knew. Basicly there's a non-existent argument between Slovaks and Hungarians about the Anthem of Slovakia(but that's not the only argument they have between eachother)
Most of the Hungarians claimd that the anthem is a copy of a Hungarian folk song. While some Slovaks might argue that the folk song is a copy of a Slovak folk song.
The main problem is that nobody would find an evidence of which side says the truth(perhaps none of them do?). Or if there would be an evidence for it the other side would automaticly claim that the evidence is fake AF.
That's why I don't participate in this *bullshit*
Becuase I don't give a fuck about the whole thing.
So yeah, if this song would been choosed to be the Slovak National Anthem, things would go differnetly. But then there's still many other arguments. So it wouldn't really help honestly.
I am Slovak and I have never heard someone talking about copying folk song. From I have learned in school, melody in Nad Tatrou Sa Blýska ( anthem that is being used today), is from Kopala studienku (another folk song).
We have pretty similiar folk stuff, so its very likely that Slovak song could be sung in Hungarian (of course it could be the opposite) .
I think that the whole argument is, just like you said, bullshit. Instead we should be proud, that we have similiar and diversed culture.
Its simple slovak anthem 1844 , hungarian song in that melody start od 20th century :)
Dokaz je a dosť podstatný
Neni Československá vznikla okolo roku 1848 na Slovensku
Dal by som zakázať akýkolvek koment lebo to nepotrebuje koment ...a ked už ...je to slovenská hymnická pieseň .
great song, but no english sub
Who hath the truth in the holy sacrifice,
Who for humanity has the right to life of the saints,
Who on injustice of misarables would tears a tear:
To him my song will ring with glory.
When the cannons thunders, the eagle will burst,
For the liberty of the one who pours blood,
In front of a fiery dragon, who the homeland frowns,
To him my song will ring with glory.
Who for righteousness burns, in holly sacrifice,
Who for right of men kind will sanctify life,
Who at the injustice of the opressed a tear will shed,
To him my song, glorifies in cheer
When the batteries thunder, the eagle screeches,
For beloved freedom who will spill blood, against a fire drake who shields his nation, to him my song with
glory will cheer.
🇸🇰🇸🇰
Kdo za pravdu hoří - Jan Hus (pochopí jenom opravdový Čech
Ja si myslím že viac je to slovenská pieseň.
Za první Slovenské republiky se jí vzdával prakticky stejný hold a stejná úcta jako by šlo přímo o státní hymnu. Taktéž při dělení federace se uvažovalo, že tato píseň bude státní hymnou samostatné Slovenské republiky
Je to iba slovenská pieseň
This song is Slovak not Czechoslovak
no, it is Czechoslovak.
@@CzechLion1918 No, it is Slovak
@@slovakpatriot5433 yes, thats part of Czechoslovak nation.
@@CzechLion1918 Czechoslovakia was made up by Czech nation and Slovak Nation, and the two offical languages were Czech and Slovak.
This song is being sung in Slovak, so it is Slovak.
@@slovakpatriot5433 No, Czechoslovakia was made up by Czechoslovak nation, German nation, Hungarian nation, Rusyn nation and Polish nation.
Toto je slovenská pieseň nie , "Československá"
Československé piesne v češtine tiež nie sú označované ako české
existioval aj český preklad
@@luky2771 Ide o históriu, táto pieseň vznikla pri príležitosti slovenských dobrovoľníckych výprav.
ITS SLOVAK SONG FROM 1848, WHY ARE HUNGARIANS AND CZECHS STILL CLAIMING OUR HISTORY
its pure Slovak song not czechoslovak
má i český text, zpívala se například 6. července a i byla v evangelickém zpěvníku
@@dopocital co je to "cervenec"???
Ja Ga Júl
@@jaga6343 Měsíc po Juně
*Slovak patriotic song
Standooo Standooo *Czechoslovak
@@fourque4758 srat vam na to vase tzv.ceskoslovensko
@@jaga6343 Nechci vám nic říkat, vím, že budete tvrdit, že to je nepravda, ale bez toho Československa byste neměli určitě takové území jako dnes.
Mam jedinou vytku - heslo Pravda Vitezi ...je lez - Skutecne Heslo puvodne a originalne znelo jinak - Bozi Pravda Vitezi !
takze ceskoslovensko a nyni cesko stoji na Falesnem Heslu - Buh jim vadil....
to neni dobre to je karma.
Pravda az tolik sama o sobe nic neznamena ....pravda je i ze dve krat dve jsou ctyri....no a co ?
Pujde nekdo za takovou pravdu dat zivot ?
@@vltavakos Jistě,že ano
@@vojakczechoslovakiaball Nevim jak to myslite ale neznam nikoho kdo by sel na smrt kvuli matematickym pravdam.....napriklad