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==In popular culture==
==In popular culture==
Former [[GRU]] officer and defector [[Viktor Suvorov]] claims that the order to write a song for the liberation of the German-occupied Europe came from [[Joseph Stalin]]: "Stalin needed a song about the great war against Germany in 1941. And Stalin ordered such a song." ''[[The Sacred War]]'' was written. [[Youtube]] has identified the song as "inappropriate or offensive for some audiences."<ref>*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2N366xn6V4&t=132s The Sacred War! (English Lyrics)]. youtube (Viewer discretion is advised).</ref>
Former [[GRU]] officer and defector [[Viktor Suvorov]] claims that the order to write a song for the liberation of the German-occupied Europe came from [[Joseph Stalin]]: "Stalin needed a song about the great war against Germany in 1941. And Stalin ordered such a song." ''[[The Sacred War]]'' was written. [[Youtube]] has identified the song as "inappropriate or offensive for some audiences."<ref>*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2N366xn6V4&t=132s The Sacred War! (English Lyrics)]. youtube (Viewer discretion is advised).</ref>
==See also==
*[[German Soviet Treaty]]
==References==
==References==