Views: 97 Written by FN Brill A 1992 Chumbawamba song about the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, “That’s how grateful we are” tells the story of the famous felling of a …
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Written by FN Brill
A 1992 Chumbawamba song about the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, “That’s how grateful we are” tells the story of the famous felling of a statue of Stalin in Budapest’s main square by workers. The irony being that the statue was dedicated as a thanks to Stalin by the “grateful workers of Hungary”.
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