DescriptionAnthem of the Yugoslav Peoples' Army - Попури ЈНА.ogg
English: A relatively recent recording of a medley of 4 Yugoslav martial-patriotic folk songs (Хеј Војници, Ваздухопловци + Море и Морнари + Пешадијо, Пешадијо + Мој Је Отац Био Партизан) acting as the anthem of the Yugoslav People's Army, with unknown performers.
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