Uncle Styopa the Policeman
Uncle Stiopa the Militiaman
Uncle Styopa, Militia Man
Uncle Styopa, Policeman
Дядя Стёпа — милиционер
Dyadya Styopa - militsioner (ru)
Onu Stjopa, militsionäär (et)
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Uncle Stiopa the Militiaman
Uncle Styopa, Militia Man
Uncle Styopa, Policeman
Дядя Стёпа — милиционер
Dyadya Styopa - militsioner (ru)
Onu Stjopa, militsionäär (et)
Year | 1964 |
Director(s) | Aksenchuk Ivan |
Studio(s) | Soyuzmultfilm |
Language(s) | Russian |
Genre(s) | Domestic life Literature (Rus./East Slavic) |
Animation Type(s) | Drawn (cel) |
Length | 00:18:38 |
Wordiness | 10.43 |
Animator.ru profile | Ru, En |
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⭳ Dyadya Styopa - militsioner.1964.en.1.25fps.1697538052.srt
Date: October 17 2023 10:20:52
Language: English
Quality: ok
Upload notes: 367 characters long (view)
Creator(s): Eus, M Garcia, Niffiwan
⭳ Dyadya Styopa - militsioner.1964.et.1.25fps.1396981940.srt
Date: April 08 2014 18:32:20
Language: Estonian
Quality: unknown
Upload notes: 95 characters long (view)
Creator(s): Pastella
⭳ Dyadya Styopa - militsioner.1964.ru.1.25fps.1407632984.srt
Date: August 10 2014 01:09:44
Language: Russian
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Description:
The story of a very tall and honorable Moscow policeman. Based on the poem by Sergey Mihalkov.
The poem was first published in 1935, and can be read here. This was the second animated adaptation; an earlier 1939 cartoon was also made.
From 1917 to 2011, the civilian police force in Russia was known as the militia (militsiya). It was funded locally rather than centrally, and the oath of the militiaman ended with the words "Служа Закону - служу народу!" ("In serving the Law, I serve the people!"), while the oath of the Russian policeman since Nov 30 2011 ends with the words "Служу России, служу Закону" ("I serve Russia, I serve the Law"). However, its everyday functions were generally the same.
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