Zemlyanka
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| Translit: zemlyanka |
| English: dugout |
The word Zemlyanka (Russian: Землянка) (earth-house, dugout or hut) may refer to:
[edit] Shelter
Partisans in Eastern Europe sometimes lived in underground bunkers, called Zemlyankas, which were small, primitive shelters that provided a living and hiding space. [1]
[edit] Song
Zemlyanka is a name of a Great Patriotic War song written by A. Surkov-Listov in 1941 during the Battle of Moscow. [2]
[edit] References
- ^ Virtual Zemlyanka Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation
- ^ Zemlyanka.mp3— by Community Music Project; from the album Dreams of Flying; vocal & guitar: Jamuna; guitar & bass: Paul
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