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English: Example of a song with noticeable Anti-Russian sentiment in a KTH songbook from 2007, that was given to newly enrolled students by the Mechanical Engineering students' association Maskinsektionen, a part of THS.

Composed in 1904 by an anonymous student in Finland, therefore it's in the public domain.

English translation:

- Go to Hell -
Written by an unknown Finnish student in memory
of the murder of Nikolai Bobrikov, 1904.


And now we shall follow a Russian to his grave.
A Russian is a trickster in all his days.
Go to Hell! Go to Hell!
A Russian is going to Hell now.

A Russian, he's called a trickster imbecile,
And it sure is true, they're the devil's vermin.
Go to ...

Istanovich or Major General,
The difference is not damn big.
Go to ...

And the Russian is dead and the coffin is red,
But the devil knows if the Russian is really, really dead.
Go to Hell! Go to Hell!
A Russian is going to Hell now.
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Source Kungliga Maskinsektionen, THS, KTH
Author Anonymous student in Finland, 1904

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