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In your dreams Rusia will be divided in different parts. This way it will be weaker and easier to exploit and abuse by foreign power. But the thing is that it is not going to happen.
Great Video but it leaves out an important part. A large Portion of inhabitants of siberia today are ethnic russians because of settling in big cities like Novosibirsk. And they also have their history of rejecting rule from moscow.
I remember a Artic Nomadic Tribe being re-discovered in the 1970's. They asked if the Tzar was still alive. That's how badly connected Siberia is the the rest of Russia.
it is time to tell the world that Russia is built on multiple genocides and a fake country. a criminal entity right from its very beginnings with Varangians, a band of deranged rapist maraudors.
That was then. Now it's different. There's a prophecy about one who will restore Russia (after communism and the Eltsin disasters). It says, inter alia: "He will develop Siberia." He did. And not just thro "Power of Siberia."
Just like Native American tribes. I guess Russia can solve this by giving them a piece of land and some money to build casinos, like United States did.
@@Ludak021Bruhhh... "casinos" LOL. We need our own country at least for Sakha or Buryat people. We different race and have different religions. Russians dont view asian looking people as part of russia. So why we need to serve them. They dont like us. We are for them "churka" wich means darker than them. Through out my whole life as Sakha russians always would mock us or insult for not being russian aka white with blonde hair and blue eyes. We never view ourselfs as russians cause russians themselfs dont consider us russian.
@@mikemotorbike4283 Ideally, we'd have our own sovereign nations outlined in the original treaties rather than being subordinated to the US, but we'll take what we can get. Casinos aren't relevant, simply a byproduct of a legal loophole to get any form of funding for our tribes. 'Imagine if you had to fund an entire small country or city-state off of a single business instead of taxes. It's not exactly ideal.
There is a huge grammatical error in this program. The Russian Tsars did not become "benefactors" from the fur trade. The word you were looking for is "beneficiary'. A benefactor is someone who hands out benefits. A beneficiary is someone who receives them. Otherwise, an interesting take on the subject.
We are all human and subject to error. I hope it won't destroy your faith in humanity, but I may have once made an error myself. You did make a very good video and I hope many watch it despite one mistaken choice of word. There is much wisdom here,
Are you claiming that the fur trade was not profitable for Russia? Russia took control of these lands and started charging a tax on the locals which they paid in furs. The only benefit offered was that the Russian government would stop the raiders that it sent to attack the locals. It is the same as the mafia. You go to the store owner and offer protection from the misfortunes that you will visit on the store owner if he does not pay.
Yeah, lots of sovereigns do not tax their subject peoples. that is pure delusion. Russia did it just like every other imperial power. At least in the case of Rome, they brought roads and public buildings. In the case of Britain, they built railroads and telegraph lines. The Tsars only brought the taxes and a promise not to kill the locals. You sound like a Boer history professor at the time of apartheid. There were no people here until we walked in. By the times of the Russian conquests of Siberia the whole of the Earth was fully peopled except for Antarticia. People go to the best land they can. If the fur trapping forests had been open to habitation, the people in the even more inhospitable north would not have been following the reindeer around in their yurts.
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden. ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
A very interesting video, though I found the title a bit misleading. It seems like the video is more about Why Siberians SHOULD want to secede from Russia. At no point does the video actually establish whether or not secession is actually a popular idea among Siberians.
Most of the Republics within the Russian Federation are more than 70% ethnic Russians, nobody wants independence for Siberia but the USA lol. Easier to exploit that way.
As a Siberian, I do not want to secede from Russia and I do not know of any noticeable movement for that. The USSR had its problems, but they did manage distant region support well, so it can be done. I only want for the state to become normal (as I write from abroad, where I try to dig in a create a harbor for my kids).
@@jojor9766 It's not that simple. Even if they claimed independence and got it, what would they really gain? Russia would be extremely inflexible with them in retaliation, and they'd be landlocked thousands of miles away from anywhere noteworthy, and they wouldn't have the stability and economic opportunities. I'm not saying being part of Russia doesn't have its disadvantages, but sometimes you're dealt a bad hand, and staying with Russia is the pragmatic choice.
They were given a bad deal as far as geography. However, they do have a border with independent Mongolia. China is always looking for more leverage against the Russian and assuredly would be happy to trade with the country. The country would have one priceless treasure in that it would no longer have to sacrifice its sons in Russia's foreign wars. I guess it depends on how much you love your children. In any case, Russia seems willing to fight this war to the last Buryat. Did you see the recent news story of how a man returned there after losing his sight and hands serving the Tsar? His reward was a smart speaker. The Russians are disgusting but those who choose to crawl before them are little better. Personally, I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees. But, to each his own. I hope the fellow enjoys his speaker.
Якутия автономная республика в составе Российской федерации, и у ней как и у каждого штата США, есть свой флаг, Гимн, свой государственный язык, наравне с русским языком, свои органы государственной власти. Что тут такого удивительного?
I feel the term “Russian” has so many definitions. There’s ethnic Russians, there’s Russians who are proud Russians but hate Moscow’s or don’t feel that Moscow represents their interests, there’s also Russian citizens who don’t identify as ethnic Russians but have roots that have always lived on the territory of Russia, Russians who live in ex Soviet republics but identify as Russian, Russians who are from Russia as a former republic of the Soviet Union but now no longer identify as such due to living in another ex Soviet republic, people who speak Russian but don’t identify as Russian nor have ever lived in the territory of Russia, etc…. The examples go on forever.
Historically there is a big difference between Muscovia (Poles used to call them by term 'Moskale' more often than as 'Russians' in past centuries) and Ruthenia.
There are several very distinct words in Russian to say "Russian". One for ethnic Russians living in the RF. One for ethnic Russians living in a former USSR republic. And one for non ethnic Russians with a RF citizenship.
Sadly you have not seen/heard one theme of the video - to the vast majority of us, the euro-Russians have presented us in the west with 'Siberians'. Not an easy trick for Americans, Europeans, westerners to spot. e.g. How many decades was it before most eastern Americans (migrants themselves from outside North America) knew that the 'Red Indians' ,the 'Injuns' are not one people, but many different 'tribes' with distinct languages and cultures? Those Americans advancing Westwards identified the differences and used the individual identities to fuel conflict and aid the western migration. The Russians have used the Siberian model in Africa. Noted differences - 'encouraged' conflict between groups, then turned the newly 'integrated' into the global term 'Africans'. South Africa - now has 11 National Languages. As the 1990's government recognised the differences, but still around four are most widely spoken. Xhosa, Zulu, Afrikaans, English - even then are differences within each. False-flag tactics tribe on tribe, and then blame the government forces - photos of rescuers, medics, etc taken, and presented to post colonials open to propaganda as the aggressors. Zimbabwe - two main ethnic groups, Shona (ZANU) and Ndebele (ZAPU). Freedom won - in Zimbabwe, the first then the second elections didn't result in the required result. So Russia and China led the UN into declaring each in turn as invalid. Finally the third effort resulted in the result wanted. Immediately following it, once the 'independent' observes had happily trotted off, the victorious ZANU President Mugabe group launched devastating attacks on Ndebele peoples, using North Korean 5th Brigade troops, on the defeated ZAPU group. Still not widely known as Soviet Russia helped to hide it - perhaps embarrassed (?) at their defeat by China backed ZANU. Russia immediately switched and courted Mugabe. Russian tactics and duplicity abound. A spin off of the Russia/China African rivalry and Russian switching - could that be one possible reason for Chinese reluctance to vigorously support Putin? Maybe
Thank you for the perspective about a nation that I fell in love with during my days of ‘travel’ (1990-2003) when I went to visit my friends. It’s too dangerous for me to say more by Internet as the WAR continues. I’ve already been detained once and I’m always watched and observed when I travel to Russia. I understand their caution…an American black guy traveling alone to visit family and friends. Anyway thank you for the background. It helps me continue to ‘puzzle’ together the ‘attitudes’ and ‘receptions that are mixed’ when I visit certain cities and places.
"But back to the topic", "But back to Siberia", back, back, back. This had so many detours from the actual video that I really have no idea why the title is even called Succession.
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden. ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
I wouldn't call a non-Russian Russian from Siberia, an "ethnic Siberian". That'd be like calling a Navajo person an "ethnic Native American". There are Native American ethnicities, but no ethnic Native American whole. To call them that would be to paint them as a monolith, which is inaccurate and offensive. One of the two Russian men you described fleeing, according to the Guardian, was probably white; the other was likely Siberian Yupik. I'd just say "Yupik" for the reasons outlined above.
I see what you’re saying. The difference is that while people don’t use the term “ethnic Native American”, it is very common in journalism and scholarly literature to refer to “ethnic Siberians”, and I encountered several articles where Siberians referred to themselves that way, showing that they themselves don’t find the term offensive. It may feel strange, but it’s technically correct. As to the two men, the Guardian stated that one was possibly white, but other sources, including the U.S. official who met with them and processed their asylum request, have confirmed that both men were ethnic Siberians.
American here. I agree with you that there is no single "Native American" collective. Take the various languages. The Cherokee language is completely different from the Souix language. The Senaca nation located in New York and Massachusetts has a different language compared to the Commanche nation. The Navajo language is different from Hopi language. I know some people of the Choctaw nation. Told me they cannot understand Shawnee. All the above languages were different from Apache nation. They may be similar words between some languages. But still different languages. Nobody in Europe considers French is the same as German or Polish. Even Russian and Ukrainian languages are somewhat different.
@@icarusprojectthat's a problem, as indigenous siberian I don't refer as siberian myself but by my ethnicity Sakha or Yakut, I never encounter another natives that called themself siberian, cause that word mainly used by siberian Russians. While I don't take as insult when foreigners used siberian as generalization, but it's show how little they really know about sibieria. While it's understandable that you have in your disposition only English research material and sources but they are grade lower in term of quantity and quality compared to Russian ones. To make myself clear from some pro-russian suspicion, I'm against that meaningless war and currently outside from Russia for more than year. P. S. Buryats and tuvans are really over represented in army, but there some nuances. Like ethnic Russian and Buryats from Buryat republic has roughly similar chanses to die in a war, with similar rates to some central Russian regions. In my opinion that generally cause soldiers come from less economically developed regions and that whole other can of worm to open
@@FedulAis Well, just as the southern US states are over represented in the US army, so too were the Red Army over represent by people from it's southern regions. This carried over even after the USSR broke up. Even today, the Russian army's ethnic composition does not reflect the civilian population. The people from the Caucasus are more eager to join the army, because that opens the door to them becoming police officers ... one of the better jobs in a region that is economically a bit backward. However, just like in the US, some regions have particularly strong military traditions. People eager to join up because their fathers or uncles had a long career in the army. The officers corp and the NCOs of the Red Army, and today's Russian army, are dominated by one particular group: Ukraine. Bet you didn't expect that! Shoigu's mother is from Ukraine. Gerasimov is Tatar. The USSR was a dictatorship that existed for 69 years, and for all of that time, it was led by a Russian dictator for less than 10 years. AND 7 of that 10 years was old Gorby, who wasn't much of a dictator at all. Of those 69 years, 29 of it was a man from Georgia and 28 was two guys from Ukraine. Malenkov was Macedonian, and Chernenko was from ... Siberia !!!
Major and extremely depressing Russian cities. Poor quality concrete cubic dwellings where life expectancy is at least 10 years shorter than in the civilized world.
@@D-generon As a medium to good russophone with a decent mining education and experience, I was sent to such areas several times. Often, platitudes prove to be true. I can also tell you that Siberia is cold in winter and that the RF is large. The shabbiness of its Russian style cities is as obvious. Their not so rare foreign visitors until feb. 2022 would confirm this. When you go there, beware of pieces of façades falling now and then on the pavement. Another commonplace aspect of Russian-made blocks of flats.
@@FR-PL-UA-WARSZAWA that might be the case in some remote peripheral towns near abandoned factories, but it doesn't apply to the larger cities. Of course, mine isn't as impressive as Warsaw yet, but the new living districts are actually not so far from regular European infrastructure and architecture and the whole grey and gloomy concrete vibe isn't present in the city center.
Вы лучше расскажите как колонисты Америки, высадившись как пираты на чужом им континенте, дарили одеяла зараженные оспой коренным индейским племенам, и как эти колонисты коварно буквально уничтожали индейцев, а оставшихся индейцев заставили жить в резервациях! В России не было колоний никогда, а в Америке и во многих странах мира были английские, французские, испанские колонии!
This clearly illustrates the american/brit desire to break Russia up and destroy it in order to plunder their wealth....as the yanks are presently doing stealing Syrian oil.
This "interesting approach" is commonly known as "separatist propaganda" and its goal is to fuel hatred and ethnic conflicts among people who usually have no problem tolerating each other and living together. The worst side of the western world.
@@grawakendream8980 Он удивлен что его как россиянина вдруг причислили к полумифической группе которая хочет отелится от России...На самом деле те кто хочет отделения Сибири от России составляют менее процента, но они очень громкие, и их очень любят цитировать западные СМИ.
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden. ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
Yes, but in different ways. Now it is Ptn & the FSB security state inherited from the Soviet Union. During the Soviet Union-from its inception-was financially banked by the banker estabIishment. $20 mil in gold from Schiff to Trotsky*, regular payments back to Kuhn-Loeb for decades. *Told by Schiffs grandson. And other examples in “WaII Strt & The BoIshvk Rev” & “Undr The Sign of The Scrpion”.
Well, the disproportionate amount of peoples from Siberia drafted to fight in the illegal war in Ukraine compared to those from the Moscow/St. Petersburg area ought to make you think twice what kind of country you’re actually part of. It’s genocide happening before your eyes.
Je suis d'accord avec vous : Cette vidéo à été réalisée par la CIA . Cette chaîne ne comporte que des mensonges sur la Russie et les nations sibériennes
Most of the Republics within the Russian Federation are more than 70% ethnic Russians, nobody wants independence for Siberia but the USA lol. Easier to exploit that way
Great video, the only fault I could point out is early on and missed by most. The people living in the area of Kyivan-Rus were not a homogeneous people. The rulers were Viking conquerors and their descendants (Rurik Dynasty). The people were Finno-Ugric in the North, and becoming more Slavic further south (Polans, Drevlyans and others) with any Norse settlers filling in where they could. Later the Duchy of Moscovy and it's inhabitants known as Muscovites eventually become known as Russia and Russians as the rulers (first Rurik descendants and then the Romanovs) began conquering the former lands of the Kyivan-Rus after throwing off the rule of the Mongols.
Yeah calling the Kievan/Kyivan Rus Russia is a bit misleading, especially when there is a war going on in this area about precisely that. It's exactly what the Kremlin is saying today, that Ukrainians don't exist as a separate group, but Ukrainians and Russians are one people that should be under Muscovite rule. A bit more nuance would've been warranted here.
Even your explanation is a bit simplified as what is today Russia...eastern Russia east of the Urals... was over a hundred different bands and tribal groups which had various levels of association between each othe that were gradually absorbed by more adventurous leaders over time. Sometimes by conquest, sometimes by alliance and assimilation (like what is happening in Belarus today)
Dude, the name Russia comes from the Norse tribe Rus'. Here is another kicker - the Russian emperor, the German emperor and the king of UK were all directly related (1st cousins) during WWI era.
@@equolizer Kremlin never actually claimed that there was no Ukranian Identity as a whole, their argument remains that in large parts of Ukraine, especially in the east there are ethnic Russians, these people are closer to Russia then to Ukraine. The only article that is actually misappropriated as evidence that Putin said that there is no Ukranian identity in fact clearly states that west Ukranian people are much different from the Russian populus of the East. These people are the ones who believe in a Ukranian nation. Putin believes that the collapse was a Soviet Union was a tragedy because large portions of people found themselves out of their homeland. In this line he refers to the Russian people, he believes, and it is in fact true to a certain extent that a lot of ethnic Russians have been stuck outside of the current borders of the Russian federation. Russia has rebuilt their nation from the mess it was in 1990s. Vladimir Putin sees himself as the leader of all Russian people, his definition of the Russian people isn't limited to those who live inside the borders of the Russian federation but also those who were left outside it when the Soviet Union collapsed. Even though this channel is obviously a Ukranian supporter and isn't exactly nuanced - but the real nuance comes in when you start accounting that a significant number of people in eastern Ukraine today do prefer Russian rule over that of Ukrainian. I am not trying to justify the invasion of Ukraine through this lens - I am a firm believer in realism and believe that invading Ukraine was a move of realpolitik, and this invasion doesn't have much ground as far as human cost and international laws go. Actually, you can even find Reuters reports on Ukranian solders taking back territories around Kharkiv and the reaction of local populations was largely mixed. Kharkiv, most of the land the Russian forces sit today on and a part west of the Dieniper river along the black sea coast has a lot of ethnic Russian people.
@@GlanderBrondurg Yeah thats true but that should not be a problem now, its been hundreds of years since these events, these people being different than the Russians in some aspects doesn't mean that they would want to break away (even tho i am sure there are singular instances). Take India for example, a country as diverse as India should have never existed in the first place if you take the sort of arguments this guy is making here, but it does exist and it didn't break apart after its independence. It largly depends on government policies towards these people, and frankly I don't believe that siberia can form its own country that is not disfunctional. The only case under which Siberia will break apart is when Russia as a whole breaks apart. Even tho it might sound really nice if you are from a western country but Russia breaking apart would be chapter of human suffering of collosal scale and then you would probably have a Chinese Siberia which is even worse for the Americans. It all might sound nice "freedom" to people who wanna break apart, remember the vast majority of Russians are greatly patriotic, it will lead to an era of depression and darkness for vast regions of that place, with regular wars and a balkanized territory. Lower living standards for everyone everywhere across this country. If one actually cares about Human suffering and lives rather than Russophobia, he will never hope that Russia as a nation completely breaks apart.
This video's title is misleading. It makes it sound like it's about some sort of separatist movement in Siberia rather than the plight of the indigenous peoples living there. Also I think it should be pointed out that a Siberian is just anyone from Siberia, not just members of Siberia's indigenous ethnic groups.
You are such a good patriotic Russian. Maybe you want to join the "Special Military Operation" to seize Ukrainian territories? You can earn some dough and go to russian heaven. In russian heaven you'll be listening to soviet songs performed by Joseph Kobzon, Leo Tolstoy will be playing balalaika and Pyotr Tchaikovsky will be dancing russian ballet with Joseph Stalin…
You left out the question of becoming cannon fodder for Putins war, and murdering innocent civilians, for which they will NEVER share in the profits. Are you up for THAT? If you are then you really are one of Trumps "SUCKERS",
How convenient, for those people living in Moscow and referring to themselves as "REAL Russians" - to have so many Siberian tribesman willing to do all their dying for them, whenever they chose to start a war of aggression and add to their empire the same way they added Siberia centuries ago. But thanks for the heads up, we will quit feeling sorry for you when your people no longer EXIST. Because as history makes all too clear, for Muscovites, you've always been nothing if not expendable. Obviously, this war will only stop when REAL Russians have to go to the front lines, until then, it costs them nothing but money from stolen oil, largely from SIBERIA and stolen lives, ALSO from there. Just think what Siberia could have been with all that oil money, had those lands NOT been stolen from them. You'd be FAR richer and more powerful than what Muscovites call the REAL RUSSIA now. A people who only became a fabulously rich, world power, as a result of the furs they stole in the early days from Siberian tribesman, in the first place. Now ain't that a kick in the head!
@@OhNotThat People who live there. Fun fact, Russians actually like being Russians, the few who don't already ran off to the Ukrainian army or Georgia. I don't comprehend how anyone would think someone wants the dissolution of their own nation, especially when it would mean occupation by foreign savages.
Texas has a degree of autonomy that Russian republic under Putin no longer have. And Putin is invading another country (Ukraine) and sending Siberians to act as cannon fodder there. It's only relatively recently that conscripts from west of the Urals, from Moscow and St Petersburg have been sent to fight in Ukraine. Russian state media claimed that many of those Russians who surrendered or were captured were killed. However, Ukraine allowed many of these to call home, to the surprise of relatives who had been told by the Kremlin that they were dead. News of this has spread more quickly with it being harder for the Kremlin to hide between moscowvites compared to the spread out peoples from Siberians.
Unlike Siberian Republics, Texas is an incredibly prosperous and powerful member of an actual Federal Republic with enormous representation on the federal level with our congress people and senators. And an economy bigger than all of Russia even though we are much smaller and have only 30 million people. Our prosperity comes from being a part of the US, we benefit from it, unlike Siberians that eastern Russia treat like garbage. So yeah, your whataboutism fails again Ivan.
The Siberians that live near the Bering Straights are actually a back migration from North America as shown by University of Arizona researchers using genetics .... They have a genetic marker only found in North America and just in that area near the coast in northeastern Siberia .... Basically this led to a couple of thesis that when passage opened up in the glaciers 12,000 years ago the migrations went both ways and there has been a ton of evidence uncovered in the last few decades showing there were people in North America well before the land bridge opened up and how they got here is still an unanswered question but it obviously wasn't via a northern route that was completely iced in
You're the one who says it, but with the war in Ukraine they will want even more to get rid of a dictatorship that oppresses them. Moreover, China intends to seize it. But you are too stupid to think about it!
Russian oil and gas. US had the chance to BUY Siberia back in the early 1900 when Russians where offering it to them. I guess they want it, but for free.
Not to forget minarels which pays for half to a billion dollar yachts of the Oligarchs which nobody understands they get away with but then the Russian people with their incredible small pensions do not even know about them..
it wasn't "Russia" before Mongol Empire, it was called Rus, not russia, and was NOT a one unitary country, but a collection of small kingdoms, with Kyiv as a center, because these kingdoms were founded by sons of Kyivian ruler, and they wanted get own lands, so went North and East to fight or unite local tribes. Sometimes these princes were fighting with each other, sometimes uniting to fight agains a common enemies. Moscow was first mentioned as an insignificant settlement 100 years before Golden Horde (what you call Mongolians), and wasn't a city at all at that time, but a border territory later a bit fortified by Kyivian prince Yuriy. Russia wasn't even a thing back then, and appeared as Moskovy kingdom only in 14th century. While in that region Novgorod and Suzdal were much more powerful, not to mention Kyiv. With all the respect, I can't listen further, when in the 1st minute of historical info, there are so many mistakes.
Same here, it was just really disappointing even though I was initially wery glad to see the topic of this video. Sad:( for those who are interested, it was actually Peter I and Catherine II who worked really hard to connect their new empire with the heritage of Kievan Rus in order to legitimize it. That’s literally the sole purpose of renaming “Moskovy” into “Russia” in 1721. The reason was simple: Kyivan Rus used to have a close connection to Constantinople and lots of European ruling families. Therefore by claiming to be THE successor of the Rus you gained some historical ties to the long-established European monarchies . Really smart political move, actually, works till this day 🥲 For those who believed that Kyivan Rus somehow transformed directly into Russia over centuries, I’d recommend also learning about Daniel of Galicia and his Kingdom, which were the last independent part of Kyivan Rus after the Mongol invasion, that might give a broader picture
The siberian story is likely a fake, like the "history" in the video. see where this o is coming from: "Decolonizing Russia" - "A Moral and Strategic Imperative" (The Helsinki Commission.)
People splitting hairs in comments about ethnicities and choices of words... The fact is: young Siberian men are being sent to die thousands of miles away from home in a war they have nothing to do with. That is wrong on all possible levels. Another fact: Siberian peoples would be better off as independent nations, since then they could form their own governments and control their natural resources, instead of having all the wealth flow to Moscow. They could build and develop their own countries and cultures.
roughly like Africans, where transnational companies have built mines where workers work for food, then countries sell goods below market value (proof, a broken contract with France after a recent coup in an African country) The standard of living in Mongolia, these countries would never dream of, since there is no population, no technology, only a harsh climate. keep your wet fantasies of "divide and rule" tactics to yourself, people living on the ground know better what is best for them than some devil with an apple
@@shtBlock I would ask for your reasoning and explanation for why both my statements are not facts, but something tells me you are not the thinking kind of person.
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden. ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory. the same could be said of every american state....
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But knowing that the Kremlin was designed and built by Italian architects and entrepreneurs. With bricks manufactured in factories managed by expatriate Italians who made huge money. Funny that Russian history books don't mention it!
I have thought for a long time that at least the areas east of Yakutia would prefer to be in, say, Japan's economic zone rather than Moscow, which is a longer distance away. Perhaps this little trip by Putin will set other, bigger forces in motion.
At least the siberian peoples still exist and speak there languages. What happened in comparison to that to the native peoples and tribes in Canada and the US ? They were mostly extinguished.
It really was less brutal, the methods are different, but the result is not. Some people from ethnic siberian nations cannot fully associate themselves to their nation, because they don't speak their language, don't know traditions. And that is what russian government was doing all these times. Only those who spoke russian were given jobs in factories, it means better salary, it leads to people to speak only russian, higher aducation was (and is) only in russian, etc
@@ОляГаврилова-б8ф can't that be fixed tho? China doesn't have a single language neither, we may call them "dialects" but China has many different languages in it
Especially the Spanish, who brutalized the native Americans in Mexico and South America by forcing them to work in the gold and silver mines until they were worked to death.
Not really, russians just left less evidence, since they managed to force natives into believing they were also russians, that their territories were never conquered and that their cultures never existed in the first place, where it was possible. In order to achieve such a success you gotta systematically do something more than just brutal for generations. Not much people left, who could remember and tell.. That’s why in current-day Russia you get a lot of indigenous-looking people claiming they are pureblood Russians. But some small resistance still exists, I see videos from them here on YouTude from time to time.
Вот именно, пусть автор лучше расскажет как колонисты Америки, высадившись как пираты на чужом им континенте, дарили одеяла зараженные оспой коренным индейским племенам, и как эти колонисты коварно буквально уничтожали индейцев, а оставшихся индейцев заставили жить в резервациях! В России не было колоний никогда, а в Америке и во многих странах мира были английские, французские, испанские колонии!
Precisely the opposite, my dear. Russia did the very opposite! All nationalities and tribes etc, have been encouraged to maintain and promote their traditional cultures, language and religions. Don't fall for the propaganda of those adhering to that evil project "to liberate the captive nations from Moscow's oppression." There is such am evil project, promoted by the CIA. You can google it.
Eye opening report. I was waiting for the Stalin era transforming Siberia into the Gulag and the suffering that was rife. Growing up in late 60s/70’s in NYC, sending you to Siberia was a very good threat to wayward children. And this was pre “Gulag Archipelago”. I really enjoy learning about this history and the chilling cultural aspects we share: clearances of indigenous peoples, false flag ops etc. Do you also have a reading list? I appreciate your reference list of videos but sometimes, nothing beats a book.💙💙💙
i am from Siberia but not ethnically siberian. everything you said is so true. when i was 20 i was stupid enough to believe propaganda to some point, but then slowly i began to notice some things... and last 10 years i live like in zombie land.
@@UlrichBraunsdorf-r5dWhy should people have to flee what could otherwise be prosperous territories with the all resources necessary for self-sufficiency solely on the basis of a crap government? The US and the EU can't just be the world's life-boat forever. It would be one thing if it was geographical challenges or unstable climate but 90% of the world's problems are of man-made origin. What's easier to fix, a drought or a dictatorship?
NO!!! This is no true history. It's skewed to fit a narrative. The video has a pedigree: "Decolonizing Russia" - "A Moral and Strategic Imperative" (The Helsinki Commission.) There is a video on this on UA-cam. Over the top! Google "Decolonize Russia" for a wider perspective.
There were many russian refugees who fled Moscow's oppression in the 16th to 18th centuries. Most of them began to speak local languages as they settled near the indigenous population. The natives did not object at all; on the contrary, they helped them survive. Having learned from missionaries that russians there were allegedly being forced to speak the local language of the indigenous peoples of Siberia, Moscow began sending squads of soldiers with european weapons, allegedly to free moscow russian runaway serfs from the oppression of the indigenous peoples.
I like the video. I wanted to add a correction in that is the fear of the Mongol Empire and its later successor of the Golden Horde that Russia fought against in the East.
Muscovy WAS the successor to the Golden Horde!----It did NOT fight the Golden Horde it fought and conquered its collapsed remnants. The battle of Kulikovo was a lie--there was no battle--just fake storytelling!
Not much point in correcting the video: the truth doesn't matter, as it only serves a a prop. The video is part of a larger propaganda project: "Decolonizing Russia" - "A Moral and Strategic Imperative" (The Helsinki Commission.}
"Fear of the Golden Horde"???? Are YOU kidding? Muscovy quickly became a VASSAL of the Horde(for centuries---Peter still paid tribute till 1702) --its rulers were appointed by the Horde and it acted as the Horde's tax collector ----as the Horde collapsed it took over much of this vast empire---RuZZia was, if you like, the SUCCESSOR to the Horde!----The Kremlin made up the battle of Kulikovo where there really was no battle, just two armies basically looking at each other on opposite sides of the river.---and then leaving. RuZZia just lies, lies, lies---centuries ago and right up to the present!
Good advice, the guy is working on Joe Biden, they are so angry that Siberia is not theirs. This reminds me Margaret Thatcher's speech where she said "why does only Russia have Siberia"?)))) LOL she wanted it so much. Then please hand over to Russia half of your lands and half of your people to work in Siberia's physical labor sector if you want gas and oil for your bloody lives
SiBeria is an ancient word of Severia (Sever - ru:north; Severe - en:harsh). Si Beria - here are bears (bears live here => land of the bears). Arctic is the norh of Siberia. Arctic - is Bear in Greek. Ant Arctica - ant(greek:no/absence), so - No Bears, i.e. The land with no bears. GiperBorea (HyperBorea) - Arctic ocean used to be called GiperBorean (HyperBorean) sea. Hyper means greek:(higher/more/bigger/over) Borea means wind, but I think, that etymology of Borea also comes back to Bear: Borea - Bearia an the other words confirm it.
Most of the Republics within the Russian Federation are more than 70% ethnic Russians, nobody wants independence for Siberia but the USA lol. Easier to exploit that way.
"Divide and conquer"? Are you serious? The Russian empire was a great unifier, leaving the various cultures within it free to keep their language and cultures and religions. There is even a "Jewish Autonomous Region" - up to now, where they live under their own religious laws - jit's permitted under the Russian constitution - just as the Buddhists and Muslims do, in their regions. You don't know anything about Russia history, do you?
@@rose-mariemukarutabana9001 The Jewish oblast wasn't made for Jewish benefit, it was just a way to get rid of Jews from Europe and deport them to Siberia, like literally any other ethnic minority they come across. The only unity people had was suffering and starvation, especially if they weren't Russian.
@@rose-mariemukarutabana9001 But how many people really live in the so-called "Jewish Autonomous Region" today?) It's so small that there have been talks of merging it with neighboring Khabarovsk Region. And most of the population is not Jewish.
Putin puts out propaganda. This is not an excuse for you to do the same. For me as one who grew up in Siberia, this video is distorting reality, ignores most of the things going on, and focuses on bits that fit its preconcieved narrative.and ascribes some specific evil tendencies to Russian empire, as if everybody else weren't doing the same at those times. (See treatment of American Indians by whites, Indians by the British etc.) I especially liked the factoid that 20% Siberian natives were conscripted in World War 2. That is a high number, for sure, except that 35% of Soviet male population was conscripted in WW2. So if anything, native Siberians were underused, compared to the average.
Moscow gets all of the money sucked in from its colonies, it has to provide SOME money to the colonies from where it steals--at least for a few roads and an outhouse or two. Recently, in Yekaterinburg--a large city---they celebrated the paving of a sidewalk for a school in the city by the RuZZian duma(ss).--"Now the school children do not have to walk through the mud near the school". In another town, they celebrated the opening of an outhouse in the centre of town. (ribbon cutting--the works). In Yakutsk another large city, a downtown bus was stuck in the mud of a city road. In one RuZZian town, a citiZen stole the wooden outhouse from the local hospital to use for firewood, leaving the hole behind. Patients of the hospital, had to walk to the city hall and use the outhouse there. RuZZia is an EMPIRE of many captive nations! BTW: Hitler and Stalin were allies in 1939 when they both attacked Poland to start WW2!
Don't forget about the native population in Mexico and South America who were brutalized by the Spanish by forcing them to dig in the gold and silver mines until they were, literally, worked to death.
20% conscripted into WW2? That's a low number: other regions sent every able-bodied man! How else do you think the USSR lost 26 million to the war? Perhaps you should read up on that, and then you won't risk being manipulated by ill-intentioned stuff like this. No one in Siberia wants independence. The region is developing fast. Check out the latest (19th) "Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum" (KEF), taking place on March 1-3, on the development of Siberia.
05:49 This is not correct. From modern days Northern Finland to Altay - it is one historical macro region. Call it Siberia if you wish, it's just a modern name. People always moved in both directions. You forgot to mention Finno-ugric speaking peoples. Slavic-speaking tribes were late in Urals, but some Slavic-speakers made it to Siberia even prior Cossack raids of the late 16 century. One should not broad-brush history, but if you do, it's time to drop the eurocentric perspective and look at history as many modern history researchers do - from archeological, genetic data and unbiased analysis. Thank you.
@@benismann I don't know which is less likely. Siberia is not going anywhere unless the whole country implodes and falls apart somehow. Most Siberians are fairly patriotic Russians.
Everybody is talking about China taking all of Siberia, but I want Mongolia to take back some of the territories inhabited by their relatives, like Tuva and Buryatia. That would be great historical irony.
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In your dreams Rusia will be divided in different parts. This way it will be weaker and easier to exploit and abuse by foreign power. But the thing is that it is not going to happen.
Siberia has always been treated by Moscow as a colony. Great video! Freedom to Moscow colonies !
China wants Sibiria. Need more land like Russias dictator.
Great Video but it leaves out an important part. A large Portion of inhabitants of siberia today are ethnic russians because of settling in big cities like Novosibirsk. And they also have their history of rejecting rule from moscow.
I remember a Artic Nomadic Tribe being re-discovered in the 1970's. They asked if the Tzar was still alive. That's how badly connected Siberia is the the rest of Russia.
it is time to tell the world that Russia is built on multiple genocides and a fake country. a criminal entity right from its very beginnings with Varangians, a band of deranged rapist maraudors.
That was then. Now it's different. There's a prophecy about one who will restore Russia (after communism and the Eltsin disasters). It says, inter alia: "He will develop Siberia." He did. And not just thro "Power of Siberia."
That tribe must have a tiny population
cool story bro
source ?
Siberian is not an ethnicity. In Siberia there are numerous different ethnicities.
Just like Native American tribes. I guess Russia can solve this by giving them a piece of land and some money to build casinos, like United States did.
@@Ludak021Bruhhh... "casinos" LOL. We need our own country at least for Sakha or Buryat people. We different race and have different religions. Russians dont view asian looking people as part of russia. So why we need to serve them. They dont like us. We are for them "churka" wich means darker than them. Through out my whole life as Sakha russians always would mock us or insult for not being russian aka white with blonde hair and blue eyes. We never view ourselfs as russians cause russians themselfs dont consider us russian.
@@Ludak021 As a Native American, calling that a solution is fucking ridiculous, it's mostly just a slight consolation prize.
@@tylermech66 yes of course its ridiculous- unless the casinos should ideally individually reflect each tribes culture. and here's some snowmobiles.
@@mikemotorbike4283 Ideally, we'd have our own sovereign nations outlined in the original treaties rather than being subordinated to the US, but we'll take what we can get.
Casinos aren't relevant, simply a byproduct of a legal loophole to get any form of funding for our tribes. 'Imagine if you had to fund an entire small country or city-state off of a single business instead of taxes. It's not exactly ideal.
There is a huge grammatical error in this program. The Russian Tsars did not become "benefactors" from the fur trade. The word you were looking for is "beneficiary'. A benefactor is someone who hands out benefits. A beneficiary is someone who receives them. Otherwise, an interesting take on the subject.
You’re correct. Always tend to miss a few things like this. It’s a lot of work trying to create a perfect 30 minute video as a one man shop :)
We are all human and subject to error. I hope it won't destroy your faith in humanity, but I may have once made an error myself. You did make a very good video and I hope many watch it despite one mistaken choice of word. There is much wisdom here,
They were exploiters & profiteers, ....
..... like all the imperial nations down through history!
Are you claiming that the fur trade was not profitable for Russia? Russia took control of these lands and started charging a tax on the locals which they paid in furs. The only benefit offered was that the Russian government would stop the raiders that it sent to attack the locals. It is the same as the mafia. You go to the store owner and offer protection from the misfortunes that you will visit on the store owner if he does not pay.
Yeah, lots of sovereigns do not tax their subject peoples. that is pure delusion. Russia did it just like every other imperial power. At least in the case of Rome, they brought roads and public buildings. In the case of Britain, they built railroads and telegraph lines. The Tsars only brought the taxes and a promise not to kill the locals. You sound like a Boer history professor at the time of apartheid. There were no people here until we walked in. By the times of the Russian conquests of Siberia the whole of the Earth was fully peopled except for Antarticia. People go to the best land they can. If the fur trapping forests had been open to habitation, the people in the even more inhospitable north would not have been following the reindeer around in their yurts.
As someone who lived in Siberia my whole life I can confirm that I don't wanna leave, just some things to change
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden.
ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD
the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
I’m in the US. What kind of change? Just curious.
@@thevox1075most likely about federal budget destribution betveen regions
@@thevox1075leave Russia for starters
God keep you safe.
A very interesting video, though I found the title a bit misleading. It seems like the video is more about Why Siberians SHOULD want to secede from Russia. At no point does the video actually establish whether or not secession is actually a popular idea among Siberians.
Most of the Republics within the Russian Federation are more than 70% ethnic Russians, nobody wants independence for Siberia but the USA lol. Easier to exploit that way.
It's complicated question, if need a simple answer, it's "yes, but it's hard to achieve" and by hard I mean, it's actually "hard"
As a Siberian, I do not want to secede from Russia and I do not know of any noticeable movement for that. The USSR had its problems, but they did manage distant region support well, so it can be done.
I only want for the state to become normal (as I write from abroad, where I try to dig in a create a harbor for my kids).
It is just american propaganda....That's the point of this video.
This is nonsense and propaganda, I speak like a Siberian
As a Buryat born in Buryatia, I can say that no one from my entourage wants to leave Russia
Said like a true serf. Have fun fighting for your owners.
@@jojor9766 It's not that simple. Even if they claimed independence and got it, what would they really gain? Russia would be extremely inflexible with them in retaliation, and they'd be landlocked thousands of miles away from anywhere noteworthy, and they wouldn't have the stability and economic opportunities. I'm not saying being part of Russia doesn't have its disadvantages, but sometimes you're dealt a bad hand, and staying with Russia is the pragmatic choice.
They were given a bad deal as far as geography. However, they do have a border with independent Mongolia. China is always looking for more leverage against the Russian and assuredly would be happy to trade with the country. The country would have one priceless treasure in that it would no longer have to sacrifice its sons in Russia's foreign wars. I guess it depends on how much you love your children. In any case, Russia seems willing to fight this war to the last Buryat. Did you see the recent news story of how a man returned there after losing his sight and hands serving the Tsar? His reward was a smart speaker. The Russians are disgusting but those who choose to crawl before them are little better. Personally, I would rather die on my feet than live on my knees. But, to each his own. I hope the fellow enjoys his speaker.
Buryat? Like Borat?
Same here in Yakutia, but some my friends would like to gain independance
I’ve had friends from Yakutia Siberia for about 10 years. We’ve had many cultural exchanges in our community. Last year I was given a Yakutian flag.
Якутия автономная республика в составе Российской федерации, и у ней как и у каждого штата США, есть свой флаг, Гимн, свой государственный язык, наравне с русским языком, свои органы государственной власти. Что тут такого удивительного?
This is the first time I've heard of this. Apart from a few rare individuals, no one in Siberia wanted to separate from Russia.
обычно те кто хочет отделиться, покупает билет и производит отделение на самолете)
@@madnessage Actually, you speak English on American social media. Show some dignity.
Это просто западная пропаганда, не более...
@@OneOfThoseTypesРазве у вас нет функции перевода под текстом?
Don't you have a translation function under the text?
@@ДмитрийРокин-ф7б Of course but foreigners should learn how to speak.
I feel the term “Russian” has so many definitions. There’s ethnic Russians, there’s Russians who are proud Russians but hate Moscow’s or don’t feel that Moscow represents their interests, there’s also Russian citizens who don’t identify as ethnic Russians but have roots that have always lived on the territory of Russia, Russians who live in ex Soviet republics but identify as Russian, Russians who are from Russia as a former republic of the Soviet Union but now no longer identify as such due to living in another ex Soviet republic, people who speak Russian but don’t identify as Russian nor have ever lived in the territory of Russia, etc…. The examples go on forever.
Братан, может, мы без вас, викингов, решим, что у нас с национальной идентичностью, без вас?!))
@@sofiabessonova2214 haha whatever you want, but look where that attitude got you
Historically there is a big difference between Muscovia (Poles used to call them by term 'Moskale' more often than as 'Russians' in past centuries) and Ruthenia.
There are several very distinct words in Russian to say "Russian". One for ethnic Russians living in the RF. One for ethnic Russians living in a former USSR republic. And one for non ethnic Russians with a RF citizenship.
@@FR-PL-UA-WARSZAWA , и какие это слова? перечисли, please.
I lost you at 'ethnic Siberians.' There are literally over 40 ethnic groups in Siberia, none of them identified as 'Siberians'.
This is a megabulshit video. Clearly you are right and there are no ethnic siberians. All the rest of the video is equally wrong, or rather, a lie.
Sadly you have not seen/heard one theme of the video - to the vast majority of us, the euro-Russians have presented us in the west with 'Siberians'. Not an easy trick for Americans, Europeans, westerners to spot. e.g. How many decades was it before most eastern Americans (migrants themselves from outside North America) knew that the 'Red Indians' ,the 'Injuns' are not one people, but many different 'tribes' with distinct languages and cultures? Those Americans advancing Westwards identified the differences and used the individual identities to fuel conflict and aid the western migration. The Russians have used the Siberian model in Africa. Noted differences - 'encouraged' conflict between groups, then turned the newly 'integrated' into the global term 'Africans'. South Africa - now has 11 National Languages. As the 1990's government recognised the differences, but still around four are most widely spoken. Xhosa, Zulu, Afrikaans, English - even then are differences within each. False-flag tactics tribe on tribe, and then blame the government forces - photos of rescuers, medics, etc taken, and presented to post colonials open to propaganda as the aggressors. Zimbabwe - two main ethnic groups, Shona (ZANU) and Ndebele (ZAPU). Freedom won - in Zimbabwe, the first then the second elections didn't result in the required result. So Russia and China led the UN into declaring each in turn as invalid. Finally the third effort resulted in the result wanted. Immediately following it, once the 'independent' observes had happily trotted off, the victorious ZANU President Mugabe group launched devastating attacks on Ndebele peoples, using North Korean 5th Brigade troops, on the defeated ZAPU group. Still not widely known as Soviet Russia helped to hide it - perhaps embarrassed (?) at their defeat by China backed ZANU. Russia immediately switched and courted Mugabe. Russian tactics and duplicity abound. A spin off of the Russia/China African rivalry and Russian switching - could that be one possible reason for Chinese reluctance to vigorously support Putin?
Maybe
With respect, how should one refer to 'the collective people indigenous to the Siberian region as of the last few thousand years'?
How about sibers?
There are more than 40 countries in Europe, none of them is identified as "Europe."
Russian got Stalin and Putin, Chinese got Mao and Xi.
And USA got Dumbf. 😁
Peace! ✌️
"I MUST BREAK HIM!"
Don’t forget about vlad the impaler
stalin and mao were horrible but at least they had some successes while putin and xi fail continuously
@@oneshothunter9877The Dumbf who readeth Mein Kampf
Thank you for the perspective about a nation that I fell in love with during my days of ‘travel’ (1990-2003) when I went to visit my friends. It’s too dangerous for me to say more by Internet as the WAR continues. I’ve already been detained once and I’m always watched and observed when I travel to Russia. I understand their caution…an American black guy traveling alone to visit family and friends. Anyway thank you for the background. It helps me continue to ‘puzzle’ together the ‘attitudes’ and ‘receptions that are mixed’ when I visit certain cities and places.
"But back to the topic", "But back to Siberia", back, back, back. This had so many detours from the actual video that I really have no idea why the title is even called Succession.
He is fooling us
you have to watch until the end. minimal skillsv to context thedv content would also help
The trolls don’t like Russia’s unpleasant history exposed by this documentary.
@@Dave5843-d9mor they simply don’t like his presentation style. 🙄
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden.
ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD
the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
I wouldn't call a non-Russian Russian from Siberia, an "ethnic Siberian". That'd be like calling a Navajo person an "ethnic Native American". There are Native American ethnicities, but no ethnic Native American whole. To call them that would be to paint them as a monolith, which is inaccurate and offensive. One of the two Russian men you described fleeing, according to the Guardian, was probably white; the other was likely Siberian Yupik. I'd just say "Yupik" for the reasons outlined above.
I see what you’re saying. The difference is that while people don’t use the term “ethnic Native American”, it is very common in journalism and scholarly literature to refer to “ethnic Siberians”, and I encountered several articles where Siberians referred to themselves that way, showing that they themselves don’t find the term offensive. It may feel strange, but it’s technically correct.
As to the two men, the Guardian stated that one was possibly white, but other sources, including the U.S. official who met with them and processed their asylum request, have confirmed that both men were ethnic Siberians.
American here. I agree with you that there is no single "Native American" collective. Take the various languages. The Cherokee language is completely different from the Souix language. The Senaca nation located in New York and Massachusetts has a different language compared to the Commanche nation. The Navajo language is different from Hopi language. I know some people of the Choctaw nation. Told me they cannot understand Shawnee. All the above languages were different from Apache nation. They may be similar words between some languages. But still different languages.
Nobody in Europe considers French is the same as German or Polish. Even Russian and Ukrainian languages are somewhat different.
@@icarusprojectthat's a problem, as indigenous siberian I don't refer as siberian myself but by my ethnicity Sakha or Yakut, I never encounter another natives that called themself siberian, cause that word mainly used by siberian Russians.
While I don't take as insult when foreigners used siberian as generalization, but it's show how little they really know about sibieria. While it's understandable that you have in your disposition only English research material and sources but they are grade lower in term of quantity and quality compared to Russian ones.
To make myself clear from some pro-russian suspicion, I'm against that meaningless war and currently outside from Russia for more than year.
P. S. Buryats and tuvans are really over represented in army, but there some nuances. Like ethnic Russian and Buryats from Buryat republic has roughly similar chanses to die in a war, with similar rates to some central Russian regions. In my opinion that generally cause soldiers come from less economically developed regions and that whole other can of worm to open
@@FedulAis Well, just as the southern US states are over represented in the US army, so too were the Red Army over represent by people from it's southern regions. This carried over even after the USSR broke up. Even today, the Russian army's ethnic composition does not reflect the civilian population.
The people from the Caucasus are more eager to join the army, because that opens the door to them becoming police officers ... one of the better jobs in a region that is economically a bit backward.
However, just like in the US, some regions have particularly strong military traditions. People eager to join up because their fathers or uncles had a long career in the army.
The officers corp and the NCOs of the Red Army, and today's Russian army, are dominated by one particular group: Ukraine. Bet you didn't expect that!
Shoigu's mother is from Ukraine. Gerasimov is Tatar. The USSR was a dictatorship that existed for 69 years, and for all of that time, it was led by a Russian dictator for less than 10 years. AND 7 of that 10 years was old Gorby, who wasn't much of a dictator at all. Of those 69 years, 29 of it was a man from Georgia and 28 was two guys from Ukraine. Malenkov was Macedonian, and Chernenko was from ... Siberia !!!
@@danielch6662puta que pariu, a mãe de Shoigu era da Ucrânia! ? Coitada de ter um filho assim !
Major cities in Siberia are pretty damn Russian, they dont even have their own dialects which is impressive for such a country.
Yeah, like why would they want to secede if most of them are russians to begin with?
Major and extremely depressing Russian cities. Poor quality concrete cubic dwellings where life expectancy is at least 10 years shorter than in the civilized world.
@@FR-PL-UA-WARSZAWA you seem to be too much into watching doomer stereotypes for gen z.
@@D-generon As a medium to good russophone with a decent mining education and experience, I was sent to such areas several times. Often, platitudes prove to be true. I can also tell you that Siberia is cold in winter and that the RF is large. The shabbiness of its Russian style cities is as obvious. Their not so rare foreign visitors until feb. 2022 would confirm this. When you go there, beware of pieces of façades falling now and then on the pavement. Another commonplace aspect of Russian-made blocks of flats.
@@FR-PL-UA-WARSZAWA that might be the case in some remote peripheral towns near abandoned factories, but it doesn't apply to the larger cities. Of course, mine isn't as impressive as Warsaw yet, but the new living districts are actually not so far from regular European infrastructure and architecture and the whole grey and gloomy concrete vibe isn't present in the city center.
Some truly incredible journalism and fabulous production work from this channel. Consistently.
Mad Respect from BC, Canada.
This video is a pure propaganda. I am Siberian born and raised and I cannot describe how badly this video is made.
Вы лучше расскажите как колонисты Америки, высадившись как пираты на чужом им континенте, дарили одеяла зараженные оспой коренным индейским племенам, и как эти колонисты коварно буквально уничтожали индейцев, а оставшихся индейцев заставили жить в резервациях! В России не было колоний никогда, а в Америке и во многих странах мира были английские, французские, испанские колонии!
Этот канал зарегистрирован в США и является дикой экстремистской пропагандой против России!
According to this video I'm not living in Russia. That's an interesting approach
This clearly illustrates the american/brit desire to break Russia up and destroy it in order to plunder their wealth....as the yanks are presently doing stealing Syrian oil.
This "interesting approach" is commonly known as "separatist propaganda" and its goal is to fuel hatred and ethnic conflicts among people who usually have no problem tolerating each other and living together. The worst side of the western world.
can you share your thoughts more
According to this video Russia is the same nasty imperialists that they always were.
@@grawakendream8980 Он удивлен что его как россиянина вдруг причислили к полумифической группе которая хочет отелится от России...На самом деле те кто хочет отделения Сибири от России составляют менее процента, но они очень громкие, и их очень любят цитировать западные СМИ.
Dunno Why this ironic question asks, but as i'm siberian i don't want to secede from Russia.
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden.
ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD
the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
Russia's attitude has always been "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!"
Their attitude should be “pay no attention to the twerp in the kremlin”
@@Kodakcompactdisc US goys attitute towards their goverment always was "it's ok that they wage endless wars, because it's somewhere far away".
@@Kodakcompactdisc
The DICtator bunker grandpa!
Yes, but in different ways. Now it is Ptn & the FSB security state inherited from the Soviet Union.
During the Soviet Union-from its inception-was financially banked by the banker estabIishment. $20 mil in gold from Schiff to Trotsky*, regular payments back to Kuhn-Loeb for decades.
*Told by Schiffs grandson.
And other examples in “WaII Strt & The BoIshvk Rev” & “Undr The Sign of The Scrpion”.
wow, sounds like just the US and the shadowy lobbyists that control all the politics in Washington DC.
Как Сибиряк, я очень удивлен, что мы хотим отделиться. Мы и есть Россия))
Well, the disproportionate amount of peoples from Siberia drafted to fight in the illegal war in Ukraine compared to those from the Moscow/St. Petersburg area ought to make you think twice what kind of country you’re actually part of. It’s genocide happening before your eyes.
На этом канале у них тут своя наркоманская атмосфера )
Je suis d'accord avec vous :
Cette vidéo à été réalisée par la CIA .
Cette chaîne ne comporte que des mensonges sur la Russie et les nations sibériennes
@@TMSAndroid это типичная повесточка на Западе. Сами верят в свою сказку.
@@AlexM-uz1hg нам же лучше🤣
Siberians do not want to secede Russia. I can tell you that as a Siberian.
This video is anything but objective.
Most of the Republics within the Russian Federation are more than 70% ethnic Russians, nobody wants independence for Siberia but the USA lol. Easier to exploit that way
lol they don’t. Russian ethnicity is majority in most regions here.
Great video, the only fault I could point out is early on and missed by most. The people living in the area of Kyivan-Rus were not a homogeneous people. The rulers were Viking conquerors and their descendants (Rurik Dynasty). The people were Finno-Ugric in the North, and becoming more Slavic further south (Polans, Drevlyans and others) with any Norse settlers filling in where they could. Later the Duchy of Moscovy and it's inhabitants known as Muscovites eventually become known as Russia and Russians as the rulers (first Rurik descendants and then the Romanovs) began conquering the former lands of the Kyivan-Rus after throwing off the rule of the Mongols.
Yeah calling the Kievan/Kyivan Rus Russia is a bit misleading, especially when there is a war going on in this area about precisely that. It's exactly what the Kremlin is saying today, that Ukrainians don't exist as a separate group, but Ukrainians and Russians are one people that should be under Muscovite rule. A bit more nuance would've been warranted here.
Even your explanation is a bit simplified as what is today Russia...eastern Russia east of the Urals... was over a hundred different bands and tribal groups which had various levels of association between each othe that were gradually absorbed by more adventurous leaders over time. Sometimes by conquest, sometimes by alliance and assimilation (like what is happening in Belarus today)
Dude, the name Russia comes from the Norse tribe Rus'.
Here is another kicker - the Russian emperor, the German emperor and the king of UK were all directly related (1st cousins) during WWI era.
@@equolizer Kremlin never actually claimed that there was no Ukranian Identity as a whole, their argument remains that in large parts of Ukraine, especially in the east there are ethnic Russians, these people are closer to Russia then to Ukraine. The only article that is actually misappropriated as evidence that Putin said that there is no Ukranian identity in fact clearly states that west Ukranian people are much different from the Russian populus of the East. These people are the ones who believe in a Ukranian nation. Putin believes that the collapse was a Soviet Union was a tragedy because large portions of people found themselves out of their homeland. In this line he refers to the Russian people, he believes, and it is in fact true to a certain extent that a lot of ethnic Russians have been stuck outside of the current borders of the Russian federation. Russia has rebuilt their nation from the mess it was in 1990s. Vladimir Putin sees himself as the leader of all Russian people, his definition of the Russian people isn't limited to those who live inside the borders of the Russian federation but also those who were left outside it when the Soviet Union collapsed. Even though this channel is obviously a Ukranian supporter and isn't exactly nuanced - but the real nuance comes in when you start accounting that a significant number of people in eastern Ukraine today do prefer Russian rule over that of Ukrainian. I am not trying to justify the invasion of Ukraine through this lens - I am a firm believer in realism and believe that invading Ukraine was a move of realpolitik, and this invasion doesn't have much ground as far as human cost and international laws go. Actually, you can even find Reuters reports on Ukranian solders taking back territories around Kharkiv and the reaction of local populations was largely mixed. Kharkiv, most of the land the Russian forces sit today on and a part west of the Dieniper river along the black sea coast has a lot of ethnic Russian people.
@@GlanderBrondurg Yeah thats true but that should not be a problem now, its been hundreds of years since these events, these people being different than the Russians in some aspects doesn't mean that they would want to break away (even tho i am sure there are singular instances). Take India for example, a country as diverse as India should have never existed in the first place if you take the sort of arguments this guy is making here, but it does exist and it didn't break apart after its independence. It largly depends on government policies towards these people, and frankly I don't believe that siberia can form its own country that is not disfunctional. The only case under which Siberia will break apart is when Russia as a whole breaks apart. Even tho it might sound really nice if you are from a western country but Russia breaking apart would be chapter of human suffering of collosal scale and then you would probably have a Chinese Siberia which is even worse for the Americans. It all might sound nice "freedom" to people who wanna break apart, remember the vast majority of Russians are greatly patriotic, it will lead to an era of depression and darkness for vast regions of that place, with regular wars and a balkanized territory. Lower living standards for everyone everywhere across this country. If one actually cares about Human suffering and lives rather than Russophobia, he will never hope that Russia as a nation completely breaks apart.
This video's title is misleading. It makes it sound like it's about some sort of separatist movement in Siberia rather than the plight of the indigenous peoples living there. Also I think it should be pointed out that a Siberian is just anyone from Siberia, not just members of Siberia's indigenous ethnic groups.
That's the reason why this video was created; to show mistrust and anger.
0:30 was shocked when I saw the story and happy they made it safely hope to see them in a interview.
I'm Siberian from city of Irkutsk, I didn't even knew I want to secede from Russia...
Of course you don’t. What is better then living in federation which doesn’t give a 💩 about you.
Is your native language a natural Siberian tongue or do you speak Russian?
You are such a good patriotic Russian. Maybe you want to join the "Special Military Operation" to seize Ukrainian territories? You can earn some dough and go to russian heaven. In russian heaven you'll be listening to soviet songs performed by Joseph Kobzon, Leo Tolstoy will be playing balalaika and Pyotr Tchaikovsky will be dancing russian ballet with Joseph Stalin…
no one wants us to leave the Russian Federation, this is all untrue. I live in Siberia, and everyone around me doesn’t want this.
You left out the question of becoming cannon fodder for Putins war, and murdering innocent civilians, for which they will NEVER share in the profits. Are you up for THAT? If you are then you really are one of Trumps "SUCKERS",
Sure, we believe you, troll.......
@@jakester01😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂How dumb are you
Not everyone is a pro-Muscovite slave, my dude.
How convenient, for those people living in Moscow and referring to themselves as "REAL Russians" - to have so many Siberian tribesman willing to do all their dying for them, whenever they chose to start a war of aggression and add to their empire the same way they added Siberia centuries ago. But thanks for the heads up, we will quit feeling sorry for you when your people no longer EXIST. Because as history makes all too clear, for Muscovites, you've always been nothing if not expendable. Obviously, this war will only stop when REAL Russians have to go to the front lines, until then, it costs them nothing but money from stolen oil, largely from SIBERIA and stolen lives, ALSO from there.
Just think what Siberia could have been with all that oil money, had those lands NOT been stolen from them. You'd be FAR richer and more powerful than what Muscovites call the REAL RUSSIA now. A people who only became a fabulously rich, world power, as a result of the furs they stole in the early days from Siberian tribesman, in the first place. Now ain't that a kick in the head!
Brilliant, fascinating. Thank you.
Вы хоть одного сибиряка спросили что они хотят?
Da. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separatism_in_Russia
May you say what for?
@@peterboth6785 A well known propaganda site that is monitored by the US government ?
@@peterboth6785 a couple of city lunatics living on Soros grants
He is paid cia .
Really top notch videos in this channel !!
Lol Siberia does not want to split away from Russia 😂
According to who? Moscow?😂😂
@@OhNotThat according to my experiance of living my whole life there.
@@OhNotThat People who live there. Fun fact, Russians actually like being Russians, the few who don't already ran off to the Ukrainian army or Georgia. I don't comprehend how anyone would think someone wants the dissolution of their own nation, especially when it would mean occupation by foreign savages.
they want to create this speech , but in reality Alaska doesnt want to be a part of USA.
Russian bot spotted 😂😂😂
They don't, to your regret.
Нам надо снять свой фильм. Почему Техас хочет отделиться 😂
Because Russia dose not tell the truth ever
Texas has a degree of autonomy that Russian republic under Putin no longer have. And Putin is invading another country (Ukraine) and sending Siberians to act as cannon fodder there. It's only relatively recently that conscripts from west of the Urals, from Moscow and St Petersburg have been sent to fight in Ukraine.
Russian state media claimed that many of those Russians who surrendered or were captured were killed. However, Ukraine allowed many of these to call home, to the surprise of relatives who had been told by the Kremlin that they were dead. News of this has spread more quickly with it being harder for the Kremlin to hide between moscowvites compared to the spread out peoples from Siberians.
Unlike Siberian Republics, Texas is an incredibly prosperous and powerful member of an actual Federal Republic with enormous representation on the federal level with our congress people and senators. And an economy bigger than all of Russia even though we are much smaller and have only 30 million people. Our prosperity comes from being a part of the US, we benefit from it, unlike Siberians that eastern Russia treat like garbage. So yeah, your whataboutism fails again Ivan.
You need to leave other people alone
I'm sure Texas wants to secede, we need to make a video about it. 😅
You,the people , are so much and so quick in pointing out and blasting every single,small point missed or questionable fact
Great Work
The Siberians that live near the Bering Straights are actually a back migration from North America as shown by University of Arizona researchers using genetics .... They have a genetic marker only found in North America and just in that area near the coast in northeastern Siberia .... Basically this led to a couple of thesis that when passage opened up in the glaciers 12,000 years ago the migrations went both ways and there has been a ton of evidence uncovered in the last few decades showing there were people in North America well before the land bridge opened up and how they got here is still an unanswered question but it obviously wasn't via a northern route that was completely iced in
Thanks for the information. I wondered why there would be migration from pleasant parts of Chile to more frigid regions.
Pre-Colombian transatlantic trade was definitely a thing. Also how did penguins get to Antarctica?
I think lt's the american native that camed from siberia and not the other way around. Also Chukotkan kamchatkan are are pretty isolated regions
The Siberians does not want to separate from the rest of Russia. At least not more than the Texans or Californians want to separated from USA.
You're the one who says it, but with the war in Ukraine they will want even more to get rid of a dictatorship that oppresses them. Moreover, China intends to seize it. But you are too stupid to think about it!
Found the Russian bot!
Very interesting... thanks for posting :)
I can't believe you didn't talk about Siberian oil and gas.
Russian oil and gas. US had the chance to BUY Siberia back in the early 1900 when Russians where offering it to them. I guess they want it, but for free.
USA already fucked russia by frauded russia with a tsar that SOLD ALASKA for 1 million............@@Ludak021
Not to forget minarels which pays for half to a billion dollar yachts of the Oligarchs which nobody understands they get away with but then the Russian people with their incredible small pensions do not even know about them..
Its in USA the same.@@-htl-
@@Ludak021 Russia only sold Alaska to the US. They never offered Siberia
Simple answer - they don't.
it wasn't "Russia" before Mongol Empire, it was called Rus, not russia, and was NOT a one unitary country, but a collection of small kingdoms, with Kyiv as a center, because these kingdoms were founded by sons of Kyivian ruler, and they wanted get own lands, so went North and East to fight or unite local tribes. Sometimes these princes were fighting with each other, sometimes uniting to fight agains a common enemies.
Moscow was first mentioned as an insignificant settlement 100 years before Golden Horde (what you call Mongolians), and wasn't a city at all at that time, but a border territory later a bit fortified by Kyivian prince Yuriy.
Russia wasn't even a thing back then, and appeared as Moskovy kingdom only in 14th century.
While in that region Novgorod and Suzdal were much more powerful, not to mention Kyiv.
With all the respect, I can't listen further, when in the 1st minute of historical info, there are so many mistakes.
Same here, it was just really disappointing even though I was initially wery glad to see the topic of this video. Sad:(
for those who are interested, it was actually Peter I and Catherine II who worked really hard to connect their new empire with the heritage of Kievan Rus in order to legitimize it. That’s literally the sole purpose of renaming “Moskovy” into “Russia” in 1721. The reason was simple: Kyivan Rus used to have a close connection to Constantinople and lots of European ruling families. Therefore by claiming to be THE successor of the Rus you gained some historical ties to the long-established European monarchies . Really smart political move, actually, works till this day 🥲
For those who believed that Kyivan Rus somehow transformed directly into Russia over centuries, I’d recommend also learning about Daniel of Galicia and his Kingdom, which were the last independent part of Kyivan Rus after the Mongol invasion, that might give a broader picture
@@dianavasilkova604 interesting information 👍 thanks
This is an excellent and informative channel. Thank you.
Этот канал американской пропаганды против России! Здесь чушь и ложь, экстремизм против России!
Good insights in this video, wbout the historic patterns that get repeated.
Very well done!!! But you teased with the Siberian boatmen story and then didn't follow up with anything more about them.
The siberian story is likely a fake, like the "history" in the video. see where this o is coming from: "Decolonizing Russia" - "A Moral and Strategic Imperative" (The Helsinki Commission.)
People splitting hairs in comments about ethnicities and choices of words...
The fact is: young Siberian men are being sent to die thousands of miles away from home in a war they have nothing to do with. That is wrong on all possible levels.
Another fact: Siberian peoples would be better off as independent nations, since then they could form their own governments and control their natural resources, instead of having all the wealth flow to Moscow. They could build and develop their own countries and cultures.
roughly like Africans, where transnational companies have built mines where workers work for food, then countries sell goods below market value (proof, a broken contract with France after a recent coup in an African country) The standard of living in Mongolia, these countries would never dream of, since there is no population, no technology, only a harsh climate.
keep your wet fantasies of "divide and rule" tactics to yourself, people living on the ground know better what is best for them than some devil with an apple
Both of these statements are no facts but wishful thinking and propaganda.
@@shtBlock I would ask for your reasoning and explanation for why both my statements are not facts, but something tells me you are not the thinking kind of person.
@@shtBlock Both? So are Siberian men ineligible for conscription?
dont believe this video so much propaganda. america and britain are innocent? yet everything they do gets painted as ok. israel has no right to exist as they genocide a people group because of land..... ukrainians are killing africans to get at russians... no russia are the good guys. ask anyone at guantanamo bay. ask assange as snowden.
ah edward escaped to russia right? america the land of free speech wanted to stop his free speech XD
the evil ones believe in the big enough lie theory.
the same could be said of every american state....
First of all most Russians are European, with many more minorities who are Asian. Big difference.
in my mental headspace, nietzsche is laughing maniacally about this piece of history
basically a "I TOLD YOU SO"
It is the first time I see one of your clips, and I enjoyed it very much. Liked, subscribed, commented. I am looking forward to exploring more of your channel.
Waiting to hear the history of Italy starting from the ancient Greek city-states
But knowing that the Kremlin was designed and built by Italian architects and entrepreneurs. With bricks manufactured in factories managed by expatriate Italians who made huge money. Funny that Russian history books don't mention it!
I’m a Native Siberian. You did a great work, you’re covered it all.
which ethnic?
@@siyacer Buryat-Mongol
@@KaprizOlya do you want to secede?
I liked and subscribed to this very informative channel! Thank you.
I have thought for a long time that at least the areas east of Yakutia would prefer to be in, say, Japan's economic zone rather than Moscow, which is a longer distance away. Perhaps this little trip by Putin will set other, bigger forces in motion.
Good to see you again!
Good to be back! :)
Well made and interesting facts
At least the siberian peoples still exist and speak there languages.
What happened in comparison to that to the native peoples and tribes in Canada and the US ? They were mostly extinguished.
yep. pretty wrong. but no one wants to speak up for them
I’m from Alaska, we have some tribes, most of us look Siberian…
Will be eventually reunited with Siberian under the Greater Russian Federation
@@ZuluDelta-d5r ha, ha, ha whitey….
It honestly sounds like everything they did to Siberians was less brutal than what we did to native Americans.
It really was less brutal, the methods are different, but the result is not. Some people from ethnic siberian nations cannot fully associate themselves to their nation, because they don't speak their language, don't know traditions. And that is what russian government was doing all these times. Only those who spoke russian were given jobs in factories, it means better salary, it leads to people to speak only russian, higher aducation was (and is) only in russian, etc
@@ОляГаврилова-б8ф can't that be fixed tho? China doesn't have a single language neither, we may call them "dialects" but China has many different languages in it
Especially the Spanish, who brutalized the native Americans in Mexico and South America by forcing them to work in the gold and silver mines until they were worked to death.
Not really, russians just left less evidence, since they managed to force natives into believing they were also russians, that their territories were never conquered and that their cultures never existed in the first place, where it was possible. In order to achieve such a success you gotta systematically do something more than just brutal for generations. Not much people left, who could remember and tell.. That’s why in current-day Russia you get a lot of indigenous-looking people claiming they are pureblood Russians. But some small resistance still exists, I see videos from them here on YouTude from time to time.
Вот именно, пусть автор лучше расскажет как колонисты Америки, высадившись как пираты на чужом им континенте, дарили одеяла зараженные оспой коренным индейским племенам, и как эти колонисты коварно буквально уничтожали индейцев, а оставшихся индейцев заставили жить в резервациях! В России не было колоний никогда, а в Америке и во многих странах мира были английские, французские, испанские колонии!
Excellent informative video !
A second👍 up for this great content.
Deep stuff and very educational, thank you. I listened to it all, it was very enjoyable information.
It's not educational. It's a Russia demonizing disinformation propaganda.
haha this is so interesting. because me , living in Russia, had never heard before of this )))))))))))))
Тоже, не знаю на каких олигофренов это рассчитано))
This is very good work
Love the video. I think im hearing a little bit of background buzzing when your audio parts are playing?
Ugh! Thanks for letting me know. Only noticeable on certain parts on my end after I turned it up loud. I'll look into it for the next video.
But is not this the same thing that the Americans or Australians did to the native people people when they came to America and Australia.
Precisely the opposite, my dear. Russia did the very opposite! All nationalities and tribes etc, have been encouraged to maintain and promote their traditional cultures, language and religions. Don't fall for the propaganda of those adhering to that evil project "to liberate the captive nations from Moscow's oppression." There is such am evil project, promoted by the CIA. You can google it.
No, genocide and assimilation it’s different things
But is this not the what-about-ism that was directly cited in the video? 🤣
Oh, so Americans came to America? I get you.
Found the Russian bot!
GOD bless the People af Siberia
You mean Russians?
"God" lol, fairy tales don't help.
Is GOD.
In far Tuva, Sergei Shoigu was once a shaman who dreamed about becoming a truck driver.
Most of them are ethnic russians and wouldnt want to be the majority in non russian countrys.
Eye opening report. I was waiting for the Stalin era transforming Siberia into the Gulag and the suffering that was rife. Growing up in late 60s/70’s in NYC, sending you to Siberia was a very good threat to wayward children. And this was pre “Gulag Archipelago”. I really enjoy learning about this history and the chilling cultural aspects we share: clearances of indigenous peoples, false flag ops etc. Do you also have a reading list? I appreciate your reference list of videos but sometimes, nothing beats a book.💙💙💙
i am from Siberia but not ethnically siberian. everything you said is so true. when i was 20 i was stupid enough to believe propaganda to some point, but then slowly i began to notice some things... and last 10 years i live like in zombie land.
It's time, to go to America. There you can find everything you want.
@@UlrichBraunsdorf-r5dWhy should people have to flee what could otherwise be prosperous territories with the all resources necessary for self-sufficiency solely on the basis of a crap government? The US and the EU can't just be the world's life-boat forever. It would be one thing if it was geographical challenges or unstable climate but 90% of the world's problems are of man-made origin. What's easier to fix, a drought or a dictatorship?
@@WillelmMacguyverneither apparently
Why all Ukrainians in comments are writing in English? Чому не державною? 😂😂😂😂
Excellent historical view. Really helps explain our present.
Now we know why Siberia wants to become part of Idaho.
NO!!! This is no true history. It's skewed to fit a narrative. The video has a pedigree: "Decolonizing Russia" - "A Moral and Strategic Imperative" (The Helsinki Commission.) There is a video on this on UA-cam. Over the top!
Google "Decolonize Russia" for a wider perspective.
Amazing information! Thank you!
Американская пропаганда, одна ложь и экстремизм!
Thank you for this video. Long wondered how Russia got so big but history books focus on the politics of the Czars.
Feature of absolute monarchey.
There were many russian refugees who fled Moscow's oppression in the 16th to 18th centuries. Most of them began to speak local languages as they settled near the indigenous population. The natives did not object at all; on the contrary, they helped them survive. Having learned from missionaries that russians there were allegedly being forced to speak the local language of the indigenous peoples of Siberia, Moscow began sending squads of soldiers with european weapons, allegedly to free moscow russian runaway serfs from the oppression of the indigenous peoples.
Thanks!
I like the video. I wanted to add a correction in that is the fear of the Mongol Empire and its later successor of the Golden Horde that Russia fought against in the East.
Muscovy WAS the successor to the Golden Horde!----It did NOT fight the Golden Horde it fought and conquered its collapsed remnants.
The battle of Kulikovo was a lie--there was no battle--just fake storytelling!
Present Mongols are a warm, peaceful and joyous people.
Not much point in correcting the video: the truth doesn't matter, as it only serves a a prop.
The video is part of a larger propaganda project: "Decolonizing Russia" - "A Moral and Strategic Imperative" (The Helsinki Commission.}
@@FR-PL-UA-WARSZAWA
Yes, I agree, Putler makes the RuZZians become like savages!
"Fear of the Golden Horde"???? Are YOU kidding? Muscovy quickly became a VASSAL of the Horde(for centuries---Peter still paid tribute till 1702) --its rulers were appointed by the Horde and it acted as the Horde's tax collector ----as the Horde collapsed it took over much of this vast empire---RuZZia was, if you like, the SUCCESSOR to the Horde!----The Kremlin made up the battle of Kulikovo where there really was no battle, just two armies basically looking at each other on opposite sides of the river.---and then leaving.
RuZZia just lies, lies, lies---centuries ago and right up to the present!
Good job! Congratulations! The truth is hard to find!
Excellent video
*Unexcellent video
please share here the link to the video where you describe how US made peace agreements with the ingenious north America tribes. thanks in advance
Get over yourself.
Good advice, the guy is working on Joe Biden, they are so angry that Siberia is not theirs. This reminds me Margaret Thatcher's speech where she said "why does only Russia have Siberia"?)))) LOL she wanted it so much. Then please hand over to Russia half of your lands and half of your people to work in Siberia's physical labor sector if you want gas and oil for your bloody lives
Indigenous
Please link here the timestamp of where the video said anything about the U.S. being kind to their indigenous population.
How the Western world, or Western countries were form? Do you know?
America is motherland of Native Indians
Very illuminating.
Funfact: They want not. But its a wet Dream of Uncle Sam
Siberia has always fasinated me loved to see it someday.
SiBeria is an ancient word of Severia (Sever - ru:north; Severe - en:harsh).
Si Beria - here are bears (bears live here => land of the bears).
Arctic is the norh of Siberia. Arctic - is Bear in Greek.
Ant Arctica - ant(greek:no/absence), so - No Bears, i.e. The land with no bears.
GiperBorea (HyperBorea) - Arctic ocean used to be called GiperBorean (HyperBorean) sea.
Hyper means greek:(higher/more/bigger/over) Borea means wind, but I think, that etymology of Borea also comes back to Bear: Borea - Bearia an the other words confirm it.
Most of the Republics within the Russian Federation are more than 70% ethnic Russians, nobody wants independence for Siberia but the USA lol. Easier to exploit that way.
@@iarde3422?
Divide and conquer. I've heard that before, and im sure it do not have Russian origins.
"Divide and conquer"? Are you serious? The Russian empire was a great unifier, leaving the various cultures within it free to keep their language and cultures and religions. There is even a "Jewish Autonomous Region" - up to now, where they live under their own religious laws - jit's permitted under the Russian constitution - just as the Buddhists and Muslims do, in their regions. You don't know anything about Russia history, do you?
@@rose-mariemukarutabana9001 The Jewish oblast wasn't made for Jewish benefit, it was just a way to get rid of Jews from Europe and deport them to Siberia, like literally any other ethnic minority they come across. The only unity people had was suffering and starvation, especially if they weren't Russian.
@@rose-mariemukarutabana9001 But how many people really live in the so-called "Jewish Autonomous Region" today?) It's so small that there have been talks of merging it with neighboring Khabarovsk Region. And most of the population is not Jewish.
That's really interesting and instructive
I hope to see new videos with The Independence of Minorities in the USA, Canada, Australia and UK.
See you soon your new Broadcast about it!!
Get over yourself.
Putin puts out propaganda. This is not an excuse for you to do the same. For me as one who grew up in Siberia, this video is distorting reality, ignores most of the things going on, and focuses on bits that fit its preconcieved narrative.and ascribes some specific evil tendencies to Russian empire, as if everybody else weren't doing the same at those times. (See treatment of American Indians by whites, Indians by the British etc.)
I especially liked the factoid that 20% Siberian natives were conscripted in World War 2. That is a high number, for sure, except that 35% of Soviet male population was conscripted in WW2. So if anything, native Siberians were underused, compared to the average.
Russians are absolutely evil, and always have been history is written by the winners and Russia has alway been a country of losers.
Moscow gets all of the money sucked in from its colonies, it has to provide SOME money to the colonies from where it steals--at least for a few roads and an outhouse or two.
Recently, in Yekaterinburg--a large city---they celebrated the paving of a sidewalk for a school in the city by the RuZZian duma(ss).--"Now the school children do not have to walk through the mud near the school".
In another town, they celebrated the opening of an outhouse in the centre of town. (ribbon cutting--the works).
In Yakutsk another large city, a downtown bus was stuck in the mud of a city road.
In one RuZZian town, a citiZen stole the wooden outhouse from the local hospital to use for firewood, leaving the hole behind. Patients of the hospital, had to walk to the city hall and use the outhouse there.
RuZZia is an EMPIRE of many captive nations!
BTW: Hitler and Stalin were allies in 1939 when they both attacked Poland to start WW2!
User-nt, it's just a hit piece, not concerned with reality. It's hate-filled propaganda pretending to be factual.
Don't forget about the native population in Mexico and South America who were brutalized by the Spanish by forcing them to dig in the gold and silver mines until they were, literally, worked to death.
20% conscripted into WW2? That's a low number: other regions sent every able-bodied man! How else do you think the USSR lost 26 million to the war? Perhaps you should read up on that, and then you won't risk being manipulated by ill-intentioned stuff like this.
No one in Siberia wants independence. The region is developing fast. Check out the latest (19th) "Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum" (KEF), taking place on March 1-3, on the development of Siberia.
Interesting thank you
05:49 This is not correct. From modern days Northern Finland to Altay - it is one historical macro region. Call it Siberia if you wish, it's just a modern name. People always moved in both directions. You forgot to mention Finno-ugric speaking peoples. Slavic-speaking tribes were late in Urals, but some Slavic-speakers made it to Siberia even prior Cossack raids of the late 16 century. One should not broad-brush history, but if you do, it's time to drop the eurocentric perspective and look at history as many modern history researchers do - from archeological, genetic data and unbiased analysis. Thank you.
Thank you. Great video
Siberia was Russian frontier, similarly to the mid-west in U.S. about the same time.
But somehow no one talks about california succeeding from US
@@benismann I don't know which is less likely. Siberia is not going anywhere unless the whole country implodes and falls apart somehow. Most Siberians are fairly patriotic Russians.
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They should.
This video shows more of an Author's stance towards Russia than tell about Russian history.
Grat video
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Good content
For your next project, learn the difference between "benefactor" and "beneficiary"
Everybody is talking about China taking all of Siberia, but I want Mongolia to take back some of the territories inhabited by their relatives, like Tuva and Buryatia. That would be great historical irony.
Lol but neither Buryats nor Tuvans dont see themselves as Mongolian ethnically
@@AndRei-yc3ti Tuvans no. Buryats yes
Great video.
But we are not supposed to call it colonialism, of course.
No. Only western countries are evil. 🙃🤡
@@Silver_Prussian what is it then?
@@Silver_Prussian I ask again: WHAT is it then?
Russian territorist Federation is the largerst modern day colony there is
@@Silver_Prussian watch the video and will know what it is