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"Vienna" was a song by Ultravox which Soviet Professor Grisenko "bloody loved" and listened to on his Walkman while onboard the Soviet submarine Firebird.

Its lyrics included the words: "This means nothing to me. Oh, Vienna." (TV: Cold War)

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	'''"Vienna"''' was a song by [[Ultravox]] which [[Soviet]] [[Professor]] [[Grisenko]] "bloody loved" and listened to on his [[Walkman]] while onboard the Soviet [[submarine]] ''[[Firebird (submarine)\|Firebird]]''.		'''"Vienna"''' was a song by [[Ultravox]] which [[Soviet]] [[Professor]] [[Grisenko]] "bloody loved" and listened to on his [[Walkman]] while onboard the Soviet [[submarine]] ''[[Firebird (submarine)\|Firebird]]''.