National anthem

We were born in great honor,
From the fires of war, and the flames of gunshots,
We were nurtured by the shame of being reduced to mere cattle,
We were fed by anger and malice to our enemies.

And here we walk in the battle of life -
Solid, durable, unbreakable, like granite,
For crying hasn't given freedom to anyone yet,
But whoever is a fighter, he conquers the world.

We don't want neither glory, nor payment.
Payment for us - is the luxury of fighting!
It is sweeter for us to die in battle,
Than to live in bondage, as mute slaves.

Enough of ruins and disagreements for us,
A brother will not dare to go to war against a brother!
Under our flag of freedom
We will unite all of our great people.

A great truth - a united one for us all,
Our proud call carries to the people!
Be faithful to your homeland until death,
For us, Fatherland and Marxism are above all else!

The glory of fallen fighters leads us into battle,
And the highest order we shall fulfill:
For a "united Hozen nation -
Free and strong, from the Odenberg to the Kaiserland