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The 22 June song

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The 22 June song was a Soviet popular song during World War II based on the melody of the pre-war waltz The Blue Kerchief ("Синий платочек") composed by Jerzy Petersburski.

There are a number of versions of this song. The two most common ones are a "we will return" version and a "we will finish off the Germans" version.

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