Дина Верни - Ванинский порт - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

Vanin's port "(" I remember that Vanin's port ... ") - the popular folk song of the USSR times, which is sometimes called the anthem of the prisoners. The time of writing is definitely not known. The Kolymsky "Nurse" A. G. Morozov claimed that he heard this song in the fall of 1947 and dates it from 1946-1947 (the construction of the Vanitary port was completed on June 20, 1945). I was attributed to a whole number of authors, including repressed poets Nicholas Zabolotkom, B. A. Perechyuv and even shot in 1938 Boris Kornilov. In the fifth volume of the collected works by Andrei Voznesensky (Vagribus publishing house) on page 245-246 there is a version of the authorship of Fyodor Mikhailovich Demina-Blagoveshchensky (born in 1915). Magadan writer A. M. Biryukov investigated in detail the question of the authorship of the song and with great persuasiveness showed that its author is Konstantin Konstantinovich Sarakhanov. [1]

The song is named by the name of the port in the village. Vanino, in the Pacific Coast of Russia. The port of Vanino was a transplant point for the stages of the prisoners who followed Kolyma. At the station and in the port of Vanino, there was an overload of prisoners from the echelons to steamers, following the Magadan - the Administrative Center "Fal-" and SevVostlak.