"I serve the Soviet Union!" poster, 1971 PropagandaPosters

I Serve The Soviet Union. I serve the Soviet Union r/ChernobylTV A subreddit to discuss the Chernobyl Disaster that happened on the night of April 26, 1986, and the Exclusion Zone that isolates the city of Pripyat from the rest of the world. according to the aforementioned Charter of 1924, the expression was 'I serve the working people!' and during WWII both phrases could have been used interchangeably, both by military and civilian.

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during the cleanup, the liquidators were highly dedicated to serving the Soviet Union, and it was a common response to express their loyalty to the state The most common expression both in the USSR was 'Служу Советскому Союзу' ('I serve the Soviet Union') that in 1993 was changed to 'Служу отечеству!' (lit 'I serve the Fatherland!') that is sometimes used even today, even though rules state that since 22 January 2018 the proper form is 'Служу России.

FileI Serve the Soviet Union meme 4.jpg Meming Wiki. during the cleanup, the liquidators were highly dedicated to serving the Soviet Union, and it was a common response to express their loyalty to the state "I Serve the Soviet Union" is a memorable quote from the HBO historical miniseries Chernobyl

I serve the soviet union r/HistoryMemes. according to the aforementioned Charter of 1924, the expression was 'I serve the working people!' and during WWII both phrases could have been used interchangeably, both by military and civilian. The most common expression both in the USSR was 'Служу Советскому Союзу' ('I serve the Soviet Union') that in 1993 was changed to 'Служу отечеству!' (lit