Кубанский казачий хор вновь исполнил одну из любимых песен бывшего канцлера ФРГ Шредера после слов Владимира Путина о выступлении коллектива на дне рождения немецкого политика.
В четверг на прямой линии Путин вспомнил день рождения Шредера в 2004 году, во время празднования которого Кубанский казачий хор выступил на немецком языке. Как рассказали РИА Новости в коллективе, тогда хор исполнил композицию на родном для Шредера диалекте.
Кубанский казачий хор вновь исполнил одну из любимых песен бывшего канцлера ФРГ Шредера после слов Владимира Путина о выступлении коллектива на дне рождения немецкого политика.
В четверг на прямой линии Путин вспомнил день рождения Шредера в 2004 году, во время празднования которого Кубанский казачий хор выступил на немецком языке. Как рассказали РИА Новости в коллективе, тогда хор исполнил композицию на родном для Шредера диалекте.
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