Hrom a peklo, márne vaše

Before it become the national anthem  of Yugoslavia, “Hey Slavs” was used as a hymn of resistance  against the tyranny of the Habsburg.  It was also sung impotently in the streets of Prague during the German invasion although the lyrics were modified:

“ Thunder and Hell

Your rage is in vain

The  Slav time shall live

Our name will remain

So long as our hearts

For the nation will beat

We don’t care how many

 Germans we meet

Even if they are as numerous

As devils in Hell

God will protect us!”