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Марк Бернес
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Mark Naumovich Bernes Russian Ма́рк Нау́мович Берне́с Mark Naumovič Bernes September 21 O.S. September 8 1911 Nizhyn Russian Empire - August 16 1969 Moscow Soviet Union Was A Soviet Actor And Singer Of Jewish Ancestry Who Performed Some Of The Most Poignant Songs To Come Out Of The World War II Including Tyomnaya Noch 1943 And Zhuravli 1969 . By His Voice And Singing Style He Is Similar To American Performers Bing Crosby And Frank Sinatra.
In Late 1930s Not Long Before The War Mark Bernes Starred In Two Motion Pictures Man With A Rifle And The Fighter Planes . In Both Of These Films He Performed Songs Which Immediately Became Famous All Over Soviet Union After Each Film Was Released. In The Former Film He Performed The Song Clouds Rose Over The City Which Was A Romantic Song Of A Simple Young Soviet Worker. In The Latter Film He Performed A Famous Patriotic Ballad Beloved Town. This Pre-War Song Was Full Of Hope And Optimism And Several Years Later This Song Helped Soldiers During The War.
When The War Began Bernes Became Among The First Singers To Perform For The Soviet Troops. In 1943 He Starred In The Motion Picture The Two Soldiers. He Played A Young Soldier From Odessa Named Arkady Dzubin. In That Film Bernes Demonstrated Typically Jewish Wit And Humor Such Humor That Was Characteristic Of Jews From Odessa. In That Film He Sang Two Masterpiece Songs The Dark Night And Song About Odessa. The Second Song Is Humorous Account Of Kostya The Sailor Man From Odessa Who Ironically Spoke To His Fiancee Sonya The Fishergirl. The First Song The Dark Night Was A Serious Ballad About A Wife With A Baby Child Waiting For The Soldier Who Was In The Midst Of A Deadly Fight. The Song Was Sung By Bernes From The Point Of View Of That Soldier Who Addressed His Wife At Home And Assured Her That He Will Live Through All The Deadly Battles As Long As She Waits For Him. The Dark Night Is The Most Recognizable Soviet Song From World War II.
Bernes's Name Had Become Closely Associated With World War II. After The War He Continued To Perform Songs About The War. His Greatest Hits Of 1950's Were Boys From Moscow Also Known As Sergey From Malaya Bronnaya Street And Enemies Burned His Home Village. Both Songs Were About Hardships Suffered By People Who Lost Family Members In The War. Both Songs Expressed Extreme Melancholy And Pain Of The Losses In The War And Both Songs Directly Confronted Death And Grief. The Latter Song Enemies Burned His Home Village Was Banned By The Government Because It Was Considered Too Pessimistic And Too Anti-Soviet. In The Song The Soldier Grieves For His Killed Wife And Laments That His Hopes Had Been Shattered. By The Reasoning Of The Soviet Authorities It Was Unpatriotic To Sing About Broken Hopes When The War Was Won And Thus All The Hopes Became Reality. In 1950's Mark Bernes Also Performed Torch Songs Such As The Sentimental Ballad I Dreamed Of You Three Years And Inspirational Optimistic Songs Such As The March I Love You My Life.
Not Long Before The Sino-Soviet Border Conflict Bernes Sang To The Troops Stationed Near The Border With China. It Was There In 1967 When He Sang The Song Where Does Homeland Begin?. Next Year That Song Became The Theme Of The World War II Related Film Shield And Sword.
In 1968 Mark Bernes Was Dying From Lung Cancer. At The End Of That Year He Recorded His Last Song Ballad About The Cranes Which Became His Testament Before Death. Bernes Sang That The Soldiers That Perished In War Turned Into Cranes. He Sang That The Cranes Are Still In Their Flight And He Sang That Soon He Will Join Their Ranks. In Less Than A Year Mark Bernes Died. Ballad About The Cranes Was Played At His Funeral.
He Received People's Actor Of The RSFSR 1965 Awarded The USSR State Prize 1951 Two Orders And Many Medals.
A Minor Planet 3038 Bernes Discovered By Soviet Astronomer Nikolai Stepanovich Chernykh In 1978 Is Named After Him. A Dark Night
A Dark Gloomy Night
only Bullets Whistle In The Steppe
only The Wind Roars In The Wires
the Stars Dimly Shine In The Dark Gloomy Night
you My Beloved I Know Do Not Sleep
and At The Childs Cribb Out Of Sight
you Wipe A Tear How I Love
the Depth Of You Sweet Eyes
how I Want
to Press Against Them Now With My Lips The Dark Gloomy Night
separates Us My Beloved
and The Cold Dark Steppe
has Lain Between Us Death Does'nt Freighten Me
I've Met Her Not Once In The Steppe
and Here Now
it Is Circling Above Me You Are Awaiting Me
and At The Cribb Do Not Sleep
and So I Know
nothing Will Happen To Me
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Mark Naumovich Bernes Russian Ма́рк Нау́мович Берне́с Mark Naumovič Bernes September 21 O.S. September 8 1911 Nizhyn Russian Empire - August 16 1969 Moscow Soviet Union Was A Soviet Actor And Singer Of Jewish Ancestry Who Performed Some Of The Most Poignant Songs To Come Out Of The World War II Including Tyomnaya Noch 1943 And Zhuravli 1969 . By His Voice And Singing Style He Is Similar To American Performers Bing Crosby And Frank Sinatra.
In Late 1930s Not Long Before The War Mark Bernes Starred In Two Motion Pictures Man With A Rifle And The Fighter Planes . In Both Of These Films He Performed Songs Which Immediately Became Famous All Over Soviet Union After Each Film Was Released. In The Former Film He Performed The Song Clouds Rose Over The City Which Was A Romantic Song Of A Simple Young Soviet Worker. In The Latter Film He Performed A Famous Patriotic Ballad Beloved Town. This Pre-War Song Was Full Of Hope And Optimism And Several Years Later This Song Helped Soldiers During The War.
When The War Began Bernes Became Among The First Singers To Perform For The Soviet Troops. In 1943 He Starred In The Motion Picture The Two Soldiers. He Played A Young Soldier From Odessa Named Arkady Dzubin. In That Film Bernes Demonstrated Typically Jewish Wit And Humor Such Humor That Was Characteristic Of Jews From Odessa. In That Film He Sang Two Masterpiece Songs The Dark Night And Song About Odessa. The Second Song Is Humorous Account Of Kostya The Sailor Man From Odessa Who Ironically Spoke To His Fiancee Sonya The Fishergirl. The First Song The Dark Night Was A Serious Ballad About A Wife With A Baby Child Waiting For The Soldier Who Was In The Midst Of A Deadly Fight. The Song Was Sung By Bernes From The Point Of View Of That Soldier Who Addressed His Wife At Home And Assured Her That He Will Live Through All The Deadly Battles As Long As She Waits For Him. The Dark Night Is The Most Recognizable Soviet Song From World War II.
Bernes's Name Had Become Closely Associated With World War II. After The War He Continued To Perform Songs About The War. His Greatest Hits Of 1950's Were Boys From Moscow Also Known As Sergey From Malaya Bronnaya Street And Enemies Burned His Home Village. Both Songs Were About Hardships Suffered By People Who Lost Family Members In The War. Both Songs Expressed Extreme Melancholy And Pain Of The Losses In The War And Both Songs Directly Confronted Death And Grief. The Latter Song Enemies Burned His Home Village Was Banned By The Government Because It Was Considered Too Pessimistic And Too Anti-Soviet. In The Song The Soldier Grieves For His Killed Wife And Laments That His Hopes Had Been Shattered. By The Reasoning Of The Soviet Authorities It Was Unpatriotic To Sing About Broken Hopes When The War Was Won And Thus All The Hopes Became Reality. In 1950's Mark Bernes Also Performed Torch Songs Such As The Sentimental Ballad I Dreamed Of You Three Years And Inspirational Optimistic Songs Such As The March I Love You My Life.
Not Long Before The Sino-Soviet Border Conflict Bernes Sang To The Troops Stationed Near The Border With China. It Was There In 1967 When He Sang The Song Where Does Homeland Begin?. Next Year That Song Became The Theme Of The World War II Related Film Shield And Sword.
In 1968 Mark Bernes Was Dying From Lung Cancer. At The End Of That Year He Recorded His Last Song Ballad About The Cranes Which Became His Testament Before Death. Bernes Sang That The Soldiers That Perished In War Turned Into Cranes. He Sang That The Cranes Are Still In Their Flight And He Sang That Soon He Will Join Their Ranks. In Less Than A Year Mark Bernes Died. Ballad About The Cranes Was Played At His Funeral.
He Received People's Actor Of The RSFSR 1965 Awarded The USSR State Prize 1951 Two Orders And Many Medals.
A Minor Planet 3038 Bernes Discovered By Soviet Astronomer Nikolai Stepanovich Chernykh In 1978 Is Named After Him. A Dark Night
A Dark Gloomy Night
only Bullets Whistle In The Steppe
only The Wind Roars In The Wires
the Stars Dimly Shine In The Dark Gloomy Night
you My Beloved I Know Do Not Sleep
and At The Childs Cribb Out Of Sight
you Wipe A Tear How I Love
the Depth Of You Sweet Eyes
how I Want
to Press Against Them Now With My Lips The Dark Gloomy Night
separates Us My Beloved
and The Cold Dark Steppe
has Lain Between Us Death Does'nt Freighten Me
I've Met Her Not Once In The Steppe
and Here Now
it Is Circling Above Me You Are Awaiting Me
and At The Cribb Do Not Sleep
and So I Know
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In Late 1930s Not Long Before The War Mark Bernes Starred In Two Motion Pictures Man With A Rifle And The Fighter Planes . In Both Of These Films He Performed Songs Which Immediately Became Famous All Over Soviet Union After Each Film Was Released. In The Former Film He Performed The Song Clouds Rose Over The City Which Was A Romantic Song Of A Simple Young Soviet Worker. In The Latter Film He Performed A Famous Patriotic Ballad Beloved Town. This Pre-War Song Was Full Of Hope And Optimism And Several Years Later This Song Helped Soldiers During The War.
When The War Began Bernes Became Among The First Singers To Perform For The Soviet Troops. In 1943 He Starred In The Motion Picture The Two Soldiers. He Played A Young Soldier From Odessa Named Arkady Dzubin. In That Film Bernes Demonstrated Typically Jewish Wit And Humor Such Humor That Was Characteristic Of Jews From Odessa. In That Film He Sang Two Masterpiece Songs The Dark Night And Song About Odessa. The Second Song Is Humorous Account Of Kostya The Sailor Man From Odessa Who Ironically Spoke To His Fiancee Sonya The Fishergirl. The First Song The Dark Night Was A Serious Ballad About A Wife With A Baby Child Waiting For The Soldier Who Was In The Midst Of A Deadly Fight. The Song Was Sung By Bernes From The Point Of View Of That Soldier Who Addressed His Wife At Home And Assured Her That He Will Live Through All The Deadly Battles As Long As She Waits For Him. The Dark Night Is The Most Recognizable Soviet Song From World War II.
Bernes's Name Had Become Closely Associated With World War II. After The War He Continued To Perform Songs About The War. His Greatest Hits Of 1950's Were Boys From Moscow Also Known As Sergey From Malaya Bronnaya Street And Enemies Burned His Home Village. Both Songs Were About Hardships Suffered By People Who Lost Family Members In The War. Both Songs Expressed Extreme Melancholy And Pain Of The Losses In The War And Both Songs Directly Confronted Death And Grief. The Latter Song Enemies Burned His Home Village Was Banned By The Government Because It Was Considered Too Pessimistic And Too Anti-Soviet. In The Song The Soldier Grieves For His Killed Wife And Laments That His Hopes Had Been Shattered. By The Reasoning Of The Soviet Authorities It Was Unpatriotic To Sing About Broken Hopes When The War Was Won And Thus All The Hopes Became Reality. In 1950's Mark Bernes Also Performed Torch Songs Such As The Sentimental Ballad I Dreamed Of You Three Years And Inspirational Optimistic Songs Such As The March I Love You My Life.
Not Long Before The Sino-Soviet Border Conflict Bernes Sang To The Troops Stationed Near The Border With China. It Was There In 1967 When He Sang The Song Where Does Homeland Begin?. Next Year That Song Became The Theme Of The World War II Related Film Shield And Sword.
In 1968 Mark Bernes Was Dying From Lung Cancer. At The End Of That Year He Recorded His Last Song Ballad About The Cranes Which Became His Testament Before Death. Bernes Sang That The Soldiers That Perished In War Turned Into Cranes. He Sang That The Cranes Are Still In Their Flight And He Sang That Soon He Will Join Their Ranks. In Less Than A Year Mark Bernes Died. Ballad About The Cranes Was Played At His Funeral.
He Received People's Actor Of The RSFSR 1965 Awarded The USSR State Prize 1951 Two Orders And Many Medals.
A Minor Planet 3038 Bernes Discovered By Soviet Astronomer Nikolai Stepanovich Chernykh In 1978 Is Named After Him. A Dark Night
A Dark Gloomy Night
only Bullets Whistle In The Steppe
only The Wind Roars In The Wires
the Stars Dimly Shine In The Dark Gloomy Night
you My Beloved I Know Do Not Sleep
and At The Childs Cribb Out Of Sight
you Wipe A Tear How I Love
the Depth Of You Sweet Eyes
how I Want
to Press Against Them Now With My Lips The Dark Gloomy Night
separates Us My Beloved
and The Cold Dark Steppe
has Lain Between Us Death Does'nt Freighten Me
I've Met Her Not Once In The Steppe
and Here Now
it Is Circling Above Me You Are Awaiting Me
and At The Cribb Do Not Sleep
and So I Know
nothing Will Happen To Me read less
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