ORDER OF VICTORY: Nemo oblivioni tradita est, nihil oblivioni tradita est

Pray
The Worker
Lullaby for the angels
The blood of the dead Summer and bitter tears of Winter
White dance of Death
Artillery bombardment
Citadel
Hope

time: 47:27

«Give me a Russian soldier and I will conquer the world»
Napoleon Bonaparte

«It’s easier to kill these people than to defeat»
Friedrich II

«It’s no doubt, that a Russian soldier is of great courage… There is no chance to dispel Russian battalions: the threatening danger, the stronger the soldiers hold on to each other …»
Friedrich Engels

«… Russian often went on the attack on our machine guns and artillery, even when their attack was doomed to failure. They did not pay any attention to the strength of our fire, nor by their losses.»
M. von Pozek

«Russian soldiers exceed our adversary in the West with his contempt for death. Exposure and fatalism make him stay as long as he is not killed in a trench or fall dead in the melee…»
«Volkischer Beobachter» 1941/07/29

«In terms of grand strategy …it’s difficult to escape from the obvious fact, that the Russian armies destroy more soldiers and weapons of the enemy, than all the other 25 states of the United Nations together…»
Franklin Delano Roosevelt 1942/06/06

«…It was the Russian army who guts out of the German war machine…»
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill

Casus Belli Musica presents Order Of Victory’s debut album “Nemo oblivioni tradita est, nihil oblivioni tradita est” proclaimed to be the first martial / neo-folk album in Russia, completely dedicated to the Russian Soldier. The topic of three Wars: World War I, the Civil War and World War II unites all eight tracks in a single composition, and two tracks use N. Gumilev’s, the great Russian poet, lyrics. Marching rhythms and dark lyrics make you to think seriously about such things as Courage, Memory and Hope – about the things which are probably lost forever.