Geography Now! RUSSIA
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
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Geography Now: The Movie.
@@bulk_manifesto3624 I expected it to get lost in the comments
@John Boudreaux Dorby.
Its a documentary .
That'll be the UK and US 👀
Because it's the biggest
Russia is the longest country in the world
any Chilean: *existentialist crisis*
Oh boi
? What do you mean, Russia is the longest country, Chile is the tallest
Russia is longest by actual length
but Chile is longest in comparison to it's width.
A chilean here, lmao
@@WizardToby
Chile is also the "tallest" country, as in length from north to south.
It always blows my mind that Finlands (my countrys) neighboring country is as well the neighbour of Japan, USA, North Korea etc...
Im also Finnish!
@@themonarchyofeigengrau9165 и каково ?
@@Svyatoslav13.16
Hi I am from Nigeria, please what is the best way to get job in Finland including labour job, I genuinely like Finland 🥰
@@SalimCypher You need to get a finnish education which takes about 3-6 years then you can get a job for whatever career you studied for (but actually getting used to life in finland will be hard since its very cold compared to nigeria, one of the hardest languages to speak fluently, good quality of life though.
Пока эти люди не покажут выполненные контурные карты за 6-9 класс, они не имеют право говорить, что знают географию России.
Russian people trying not to be aggressive (IMPOSSIBLE)
@@YoureRatharStewpidMate dont worry bro its a joke:)
I cant explain it but im just joking
Как же я ненавидел контурные карты...
@@qwer_yt4822а кто то их любит?
@@qwer_yt4822Я их забросил в 7 классе, в 8 тоже планирую забросить.
Russia: the only thing standing between North Korea and a Norwegian invasion.
Edit: Thank you for all the upvotes!
Edit-Edit: Slava Ukraini!
Those damn Norwegians >:(
@@kimjong-il537 that's a even better one
@@kimjong-il537 eneheheee
Hey! I'm Norwegian! :(
Doom Kitty more like finland
Not naming Pushkin as the most famous Russian author has probably triggered every single teacher in Russia
It was named
He might be in Russia, but he is not really well known abroad because his poetry is apparently quite hard to translate in foreign languages. Dostoevsky and Tolstoy are much more famous in the West.
@@vaalor6829 we were taught a lot about him in Hungary. There's a cinema in Budapest named after him as well
@@vaalor6829 I get that Chekov, Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky are well know internationally so it makes sense to name them. What threw me off was Solzhenitsyn being mentioned out loud and not Pushkin (like no disrespect but does anyone without an interest in Gulag history know the guy?)
bad idea video
The «middle name» is technically not a middle name, it's a patronym, literally meaning «Someone's son» or «Someone's daughter». We don't have actual middle names like Homer J. Simpson.
But there are double names and double surnames. A rare thing, but not completely unusual.
Это ещё что, у индусов имя отца становится фамилией сына. Вот это замут. А отчества пора сбросить вообще. Двух идентификаторов (имя и фамилия) хватает с головой.
@@igorpupkinable Не согласен, что двух идентификаторов хватает с голой, всё таки на имена и фамилии Россия к сожалению скудна. У нас в фирме работают 4 Алексея, 2 Новиковых и 2 Ивановых, и 4 Ивановых Дмитриев, называем их только по имени-отчеству ибо трудно понять к кому из нас обращаются.
@@igorpupkinable Что за бред?
@user199509 Exactly 👌🏻🎯👍🏻!
It's called Fathername
Russians: "Don't smile at strangers because we don’t trust them."
Also Russians: "please, come on over and stay for dinner."
😅
It is more about "not being fake". We don't smile unless we really feel like it
We don't smile at strangers because it's cringe when someone staring at you and smile
Like it's an invasion of someone else's personal space emotionally, in short it is harassment to a small extent
Actually when I (I'm Russian) have a good mood and smile while walking a lot of people look at me like I'm crazy or stupid, so I guess that's why we don't have a habit of not smiling at strangers
It's just strange to smile to everyone
It's like: what is this guy want from me? Why is he look at me and smile?
Fun fact: here in the Netherlands when we get history in middle/highschool one of the few parts of Russian history that we talk about it how Tsar Peter the Great once visited the Netherlands and became a shipbuilder for a few months.
Keizer Van Enerc we in Russia also enjoy listening to the story how out Tsar worked as a guest worker on a Dutch shipyard
Keizer Van Enerc I go to school in the US and I remember learning about that in my world history class lol. Pretty interesting stuff
And even adopted the boring dutch tricolour and began the plauge of red, white and blue tricolours in slavic countries. I absolutely hate the slavic tricolour (solely because of its design matters, not any racial, religious or political connotations). Tricolours are boring
Keizer Van Enerc I am in Sint Maarten right now
@@retf8977 wow so the tricolour was inspired by the dutch all the way from the french to the slavs
As a musician, I’m offended at the lack of Tchaikovsky in this episode.
Are you serious or no. Because this is mostly the GEOGRAPHY of Russia. They are not going to specifically point out a long dead musician.
@@chad2522 He's obviously not serious
@@chad2522 they do talk about demographics tho
@@chad2522 "A long-dead musician" - oh Lord, WHAT kind of savages are you ...
@@halleyconjecture4770 Demographics are the makeup of the people. Not certain musicians who only had a small impact on the people at the time.
"Nu pagadi", or as we call it in Poland "Wilk i zając" (Wolf and hare) was my favourite animation when I was little (20 years ago), I thin I watched every episode at least 20 times :D
Soviet era cartoons ate just built different
Wolf there is such a badass
yeah in Vietnam we watched it too, the intro music scare the shite out of me tho
Used to watch it - loved it in Greece too!
My geography teacher is from Bratsk. It's a city located on the Angara river that flows from Baikal lake. The Angara river then flows into Yenisei river. If my teacher saw that you mapped the Angara and the Yenisei as Lena, he'd find you.
P. S. Angara is the only river flowing from Baikal. Lena starts very close to Baikal but on the other side of the mountain range.
I cannot wait for when "Geography Now" runs out of countries and starts making "City" videos.
i will have to wait like 10 years before they talk about Santiago :(, but still a good idea
The Moribundity We need videos on the 50 states of the USA one at a time😂
The rumour has been that they will do all sort of territories like dependencies, de facto independent unrecognized states, etc.
there's potential future countries as well. Which can be kinda controversial, but would be interesting to showcase a bit of the cultural divide some countries have.
Or simply make Part 2s of each country from A again, with updates boundaries, laws, foreign policy, demography changes. I'd prefer that.
I'm Russian and I've watched the whole thing. It's impressive you managed to make this one so unbiased, positive and nuanced. Such a rare occurrence in the Internet these days. Thank you.
Russia is mostly a dirty hovel, you can understand why it's gets a bad press. England is much nicer
@@horriblecunt7232 nice one tom
@Mère Castor The video focused on a lot of positive things about Russia that most western media likes to ignore in favor of more "flashy" controversial things like the one you mentioned. This stark contrast to the mainstream picture of Russia is what I highlighted in my comment.
poshol nahoy
phobos2077 Do Russians learn English as their secondary language in Russia in like schools?
This hits different watching this now.
The GigaChad actually originated in Russia and the giga Chad is a real person. He is a Russian model.
Tatarcha
???I thought he was Photoshop. I even saw evidence... once upon a time.
@@meoww7098his name Ernest Khalimov
Ethnically tatar
12:27 YES. Celsius. The right way of measuring temperature.
Does it really matter-
@@Tiii780 Of course, it's the internet
Yes... Fahrenheit is used by retards
bad idea
Use Celsius when it is cold and Fahrenheit when it is hot.
"This is a country that is notoriously known for changing the rules as they play the game."
You got that spot on
Russia is the same as the US.
@M M in America idiots leave office after 4 years, sometimes less. When was the last time Putin wasn't effectively in charge of Russia? No they're not quite the same.
Damn, good old days when everyone was having a good time without any politics. Miss it.
Yeah good old days.
Don't run, Kirill...
Брат как я тебя понимаю... Я русский из России, очень люблю свою страну, но ты представить себе не можешь как все тут устали от удручающей действительности. Люблю Россию, всегда еë буду любить, но мира всем нам🇷🇺❤
@@user-ct7jl1if9qда, действительно, все 144 миллиона умирают от удручающей действительности, им грустно и они не могут пережить всего(((( осталось всего пару недель, очень жалко(((
Ohh boy time too Update
ruSSia criminals
Cossacks: how much land do you want?
Russia : yessss
I always thought that "Cossack" literally means "a Ukrainian army man", but here they are described as free mercenaries, guess it depends on what age we are talking about
@@SanderMalus it's the "frontier people", pretty much like wild west population - it's just that frontiers were south Ukraine, South Russia, South Ural and Siberia and Far East. They were usually preoccupied with war, formed from serfs and farmers fleeing from the serfdom. But later they were indeed incorporated into the army.
Александр Малушко my great grandfather was a Russian Cossack. There’s both Russian and Ukrainian Cossacks.
@@SanderMalus u are right it does come from ukraine
AoE3?
You missed the incredible classical music of Russia! Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich, Borodin, Stravinsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Mussorgsky, Scriabin, Prokofiev!
I'd have to go back and freeze frame to check all of them, but Tchaikovsky's name at least was definitely on screen if not spoken. For me it was weird they put Pushkin in the list of author's but didn't call him out individually like Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Gogol. He might not be as internationally known, but ask any Russian who the most famous/important/influential Russian writer is and they will ALL say Pushkin.
@@christopherwilson88 Pushkin is not for export (Dostoyevski being probably the most known abroad).
September 17, 1939 in agreement
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact Russia attacked Poland by sticking its knife in the Back. When Poland defended itself against the invasion of Nazi Germany on September 1, 1939
@ I agree inso as reading Pushkin in anything but Russian loses far too much. Doestoevsky and the novelists survive the translation process better.
@@dareklenovo8883 Troll.
another famous Russian is Anton Zaslavsk, better known by his stage name Zedd. He grew up in Germany but was born in Russia. Some of the most iconic electronic songs from the early 2010s like Clarity and Spectrum were made by him.
I really liked that this video was respectful and guys tried their best )))) thanks ❤
Everybody: Russia is sooo cold
Me, living in Astrakhan (the North of Caspian Sea) and suffering from *50 °C* in July : *REALLY?*
Leapton Ise Tee
The average temp in Astrkhan is 32*c... thats not even that warm
And I dont hear too many people complaining that russia is cold tbh. Mostly that places like greenland are cold
Ну а мне пахую, я в хмао
@@Ambigious 40°C every summer, wish for 32. 50 is exaggerated
чел, у нас в Уфе тоже было 50 градусов этим летом)
Рамис Карама
Рамис Карама
I did not comment on what countries were cold. I commented one what countries people think are cold. Russia often not being one, as it has everything from warm to cold, not just cold
27:24 That girl on the right is Caroline Wozniacki. She’s a Danish tennis player of Polish descent, so she has almost nothing to do with Russia. You probably typed in Maria Sharapova and they showed you that pic when she lost to Caroline at the 2014 US Open. Ahaha 😅😅😂
Doo’ Ooof
Agree!
@@abandonedchannel281 in America we spell it: D'oh!
Studied Russia in my 3rd year in uni (first semester). Love this video, insightful!❤️
👍
My brotha my brotha my brotha. Learning the language of the enemy smdh
What were your impressions?
I enjoyed this video so much! I like all of your videos, but I like this one especially because of the speed! It was so much easier to follow, without having to rewind constantly :D Maybe you should consider this speed for future episodes! All the best from a Greek-Albanian, living in Austria ;)
Hey
Russian engineering always struck me as the "Its simple, but works stupidly well."
In my opinion that’s the best kind of enginering
"If it works, it's not stupid" )
"It's just works" -Bethesda
@@CalvinNoire and Roskosmos
I mean, ii ain't simple when it's AN-94 or Fedorov Avtomat, those are examples of some of the most intricate designs.
as a native speaker - your pronounciation of food items is so spot on, sounded exactly like it should, so kudos to you
Of course it is, he's also a native speaker!
@@kiradotee Yes but as he said. He spent more time in the US than in Russia totally. So yeah, language can suffer if you don't use it that much.
@@kiradotee his russian sometimes is not on point tbh.
Vinigret!!! 😍😍
U make geography' easy and interesting... Good work and keep it up make more video on
Unconsidered countries as well
You know you really enjoyed a UA-cam Video, when you’ve watched it multiple times and still enjoy it.
Wild that this was released the same day their whole government resigned lol
"Resigned"
It was a Prime Minister...and they also have a President...
RUSSIA YOU CONFUSE ME!
What?
@Brandon Benny
Care to elaborate, please.
Brandon Benny are you accusing Barby of collusion with the Russians again? Gotta let Mueller know this asap.
I like this Mike guy. Best host-who-isn't-Barbs by a mile.
yeet
nick is cool too.
What about Padder
@Tamar Angov You mean Potter? 😏
The Egyptian guy (I'm very sorry I forgot his name.) is also coolio.
I have been to countries in Europe, Asia and Africa and found that everywhere the absolute majority of people are friendly and hospitable, and as a Russian I am very pleased to see that most people share my point of view and speak positively about my country, especially at the present time.
Хорошее видео. Спасибо, ребята. Вы супер!
A big round of applause to barbs for trying his absolute best to not offend anyone yet still cover all important topics 👏👏👏
mrlp singing sinosaurus
Ummm
Barbs: *mentions Serbia in the friendzone*
Literally every Serb watching: "Look mom, I'm on TV!"
Nismo mi makedonci
@@kosovoisserbiaforever2764 ime ti je ne tacno
Баш сам и ја тако реаговао xD
@@antebatina5810 ?
Oh no, you summoned them
A bit odd that UA-cam recommended this to me now…
9:16 - This is not the Ob River, this is the Taz River, the Ob River is located to the left and three times longer.
All those artists and writers and no mention at all of Russian composers? Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Rimsky-Korsakov, Mussorgsky, Stravinsky, Rachmaninoff... I could go on. These guys wrote some of the most important, studied and loved music in the Western canon. I know you can’t cover everything but really? Their music is pretty freaking important to Russia and the world in terms of musical influence.
Yes, it's really possible to mention all this people in a video like this
TOTALLY POSSIBLE
I waited for them to mention this but they didnt. very dissapointed
killer bee it’s like an Austrian episode without mentioning Mozart. Honestly I was kinda shocked.
Tchaikovsky was mentioned tho
" It's like Russians don't live,
*they survive* "
Sad but true)
Well, to be fair it's like 70% due to the chaotic rulerships and 30% due to the land itself I would say from My-Russian-Perspective, but then I remembered that
I'd be probably sued to broke Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights(torture) by just taking some European guy on a walk to store for milk with me into my neighborhood in January 😂😂🤣 I'm from Yakutia, it's easily -48°C in January
So let's make it 50/50 of bad rulerships and land itself to be fair-fair xDD
Всё это было бы смешно, когда бы не было так грустно
Almost right
So true
I just found it funny that a leader was called Ivan the Great and immediately after him another leader called Ivan the Terrible.
I mean Ivan the terrible isn't really his name rather a mistranslation, more accurately he was Ivan the Fearsome
@@purplepenguin4315 terrible is the correct translation in the original meaning of the word. it's just the definition of "terrible" has changed since the 16th century
I think part 2 is needed
Geography Now : Uploads Russia
Me : *_HE DID IT BOYS FINALLY HE DID IT !!!_*
lol nvm, its not valid hahaha
Hahaha, it took ages
Celebration time
intensify the soviet anthem!
Ladies and gentlemen,we got him
I like Mike's voice
I also like how his accent is soft but when he speaks Russian it goes extra
FOR REAL!!!! Like I couldn’t really hear an accent but once he started saying the Russian foods I was like “THERES the accent I was looking for!”
FUCK Russia
I hate Russia and communism they destroyed my country and I'm proud to say Afghanistan has disintegrated soviet union . today whatever misery we have in Afghanistan it's because of the Russian invasion.
I hope one day we destroy Russia so we can get our revenge.
hossin maddoh as a russian: lmfao go fuck yourself
I also like how he's totally a cutie.
But seriously his voice sounds extremely familiar. It feels like he sounds like an ambiguously famous voice actor I've heard somewhere before speaking in their normal voice.
No one noticed how Belarus just became Russia at 1:04
What you showed on the map is not the Lena River, it is the Angara and Yenisei rivers. The source of Lena is located in the mountains to the north of the place that you showed.
You finished Afghanistan episode in like 7 minutes
Russia: Starting Physical Geography in 8:30
:(
That was over 5 years ago; it was their first episode. Safe to say their research has increased as their production value and popularity increased.
Hydroxoid Wish they remake the old episodes
They probably will when they finish the series
They could start remaking episodes when they finish the list
Israel: i am the longest episode with 20 minutes
Russia: hold my vodka
@Ted Hubert Pagnanawon Crusio Honestly though, I wonder how long the USA episode will be?
@@isaiah3872 and even the UK's
uhh, how bout zimbabwe?
Can’t wait for the UK and US successively 😂 each gonna be an hour
The US and UK's episodes are both probably gonna be 2 hours long 😂😉😆
You did this accurate even before the war , I confirm the authenticity as a Russian 👍 Great video!
I'm from Québec and I love Russians, I've never met a Russian that wasn't extremely polite and funny. One of my closest friends that I've known since childhood is mixed Russian/Kartvelian. As an anarchist I feel I owe a lot to Russians as many of the pioneers of anarchist thought were Russian (Kropotkin, Bakunin...)
Very funny when your city is within range of Russian artillery
@@zinnsoldat6493russia has no desire to attack Canada. Why would they?
Geography Now: They just like to change up the rules as they go.
Putin after watching this video: better change the Constitution
This video is already oudated
TheCreaterKeygen Russian Government: До свидания.
Omg so true
...Again
Wow... the Ukraine episode is going to be awkward...
if there's gonna be one by that time, but once it's on the UN list then there will be
@@JC05 you know ukraine is a part of UN right...and that the UN and NATO are not the same.
@@tadejlah902 I know that, Im saying once Ukraine is on the UN list they will still be an episode about it. I said if theres gonna be one by that time because we dont know how intense and destructive the war can get from here
Russia is dangerous to europe
Yes. I actually can’t wait. It’s an interesting country. But I’m afraid it will be highly politicized. 🇷🇺 ❤️ 🇺🇦 JHWH
Their culture is not to be blamed!!!!
Well... it actually is. It's culture of imperialism, constant invasions, threatening all of its neighbours and colonization.
Did western countries do that in the past? Yes. But it's 2022 and Russia didn't change at all. Same mentality as in 1822
@@pafelek55 I'd call it politics. I'd say that their politics should be condemned, but I wouldn't want to associate their beautiful culture with what the Kremlin has been doing right now. I'd want to neither justify the Kremlin nor spread hatred towards Russian culture and people. Thank you.
@@pafelek55 I guess all the people protesting the war in Russia are all just warmongering imperialists as well.
@@anonknet не судіть по собі і вчіться трошки, а то ви такими словами позоритися
Im from russian city Dubna (Дубна) and im impressed with your work!, also it was funny seeing Dubnium on mendeleev table, i hope i typed his name right lol
(Дубниум - Dubnium it is a element that was discovered in dubna, also my friend wants to bomb our atom accelerator)
Some stuff that you missed was the romantic era music! They had some of the best composers in that era’s history, like Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Korsakov, Stravinsky, Rachmaninov and a lot more
Although more of a soviet era composer, I think Chesnokov is a good one as well
Also a lot of great modern and post-modern composers like Gubaidulina and Schnittke
They love v,s,k,y so much
Yes, I definitely agree. Although, some of those you mentioned lived in the USSR years, which basically also implies that they were in the Contemporary/20th Century Era, rather than the Romantic. But still, a lot of those you mentioned are some of my favorite composers!
I remember Peter Tchaikovsky because I did an essay on him the other ones are brilliant as well.
Texas: Everything's big in Texas.
Russia: Hold my Vodka.
Texas is Mexico
@@alanmalan3819 "Was" Mexico.
Хахаха как смешно😑
Texas will be Mexico
@@user-nx1mr7qo5o No. Mexico will be the U.S.A. Actually already is.
It's not Russia.
It's "MOTHER RUSSIA!"
Wow, Pedro Pascal really knows a lot about Russia!
Arguably the most important person in modern human history was from Russia. Vasili Arkhipov. We'd probably all be dead were it not for Vasili Arkhipov.
He prevented a Nuclear war.
@@honeywell5455 What, haven't the academicians Kurchatov and Sakharov saved the world from a nuclear war?
@@alexgainsborough4921 I don't know about them.
Arkhipov didn't approve the release of a nuclear missile that could start an atomic War. so...
@@aminhabchi6095 At that time, missiles didn’t exist at all - in the USA and in the USSR, it was a nuclear bomb. Academicians Kurchatov and Sakharov are the creators of the first nuclear bomb of the USSR, and the world's first hydrogen bomb (RDS-6s).
Alex Gainsborough
Well, Arkhipov prevented the launch of a nuclear torpedo during the Course of the Cuban Missile Crisis. AND: there have been Missiles back then. The first real missile was built in 1944 by Germans.
As a person from Russia I can tell you that geography class was such a pain in the ass
Geography was the best class thanks to our teacher... I mean, it really just depends on the teacher.
Я за 1 урок все регионы, горы, моря, реки и т.д. России выучил)))
@@Tun299 достижения в шахматах?
@@ga_ty5355 О да
легкая ваще,просто поинтересуйся государствами и все
Didn't age well, missing 4 regions
9:34 это не Лена, это река Ангара, единственная река вытекающая из Байкала впадающая в Енисей и потом в северный Ледовитый океан, исток Лены находится в 9 километрах от Байкала по другую сторону хребта
Moscow: “largest European city”
Istanbul: *sad Constantinople noises*
You’re right. Its way larger both in land area and population
@@samanflowmaster Hmm, you sure?
Turkey is not in Europe, genius. LOL
@@ABCXYZ-tc5fc it is Turkey is also transcontinental
@@ABCXYZ-tc5fc Istanbul is in Europe, 3% of turkey is on the european continent.
Amazon Rainforest: “I’m the Largest!”
Siberian Taiga : “ Am I a Joke to You.”
That is right
Its not a rainforest
@@Ida-xe8pg And the Amazon isn't a taiga... The claim being made here is that Siberian Taiga is the single largest forest on Earth. Of ANY kind.
@@illuminocalypse5210 I never said that the Amazon was a taiga
I bet there’s far more total carbon mass in the Amazon than Siberia. Probably 10x or more.
You released the video just in time or otherwise you would have had to scratch the whole script XD
As an adult- this is so helpful, THANKYOU!
Just wanna add 2 notable name to the list: Nikolai Lobachevsky and Grigori Perelman
.
Lobachevsky is one of the discoverers of hyperbolic geometry, one special case of non-Euclidean geometry, which builds the road to the general relativity.
Perelman won the Fields Medal in 2006, due to his achievement for proving the Poincaré conjecture, the only solved Millennium Prize Problem. But he's also famous for rejecting most of the award and prize he won.
No, Perelman is just first who published it, but he rejected it because he used works of his fellas from Psyhuszka
Fuck money, science instead.
Big brain
Why is every guy on this show so buff?!
fr
Lmao
Reasonably in shape*
@@Astral_Wave Look at Art, that guy is BUFF
@@derkateramabend Noah is a bit more
Russia siding with India in the Indo-Pak were earned itself an eternal friend.
Finally found the music from background: " South London HiFi - Sunrise Drive [The Long Drive]"
Israel: I have the longest video in this channel.
Mother Russia: *Hold my Vodka*
Hold our Vodka
United States: Hold my beer
Zimbabwe: Hold my lions
How will they even do the US?
Serbia: Hold my RAKIJA (sljivovica)
"Pioneers of transplants"
*_Собачье сердце_*
lol
You’re a sellout
Да ладно
Though Perobrazhenskiy transplantet cerebellum, not a hearth :p
@@AurisChannel true
край это не приграничная область, раньше когда республик не существовало, эти национальные территории входили в состав областей, которые назывались краем, а после выделения республик в отдельные субъекты, название край просто оставили
Украина, реально
Спасибо за видео . Было интересно посмотреть ❤
5:57 FUN FACT: In the winter, when the sea between these islands is frozen, its actually possible to walk across. Like walk from the US to Russia. Although this is not legal.
Basically breaking the international law if I walk from the United States to Russia..... I think I will like that.
if a man walks the bering strait in the middle of a forest where no one could see him did he really walk the bering strait?
I too even watched the Philippine Episode and I already know everything they said
like walk if you survive walking Bering strait
All the fun things are illegal. 🙄
Guys you forgot the incredible classical music composers! Tchaikvosky, Mussorgsky, Kabalevsky, Borodin, Shostakovich, Stravinsky ...
Shostakovich, Stravinsky are Poles by origin
Pause at 27:02
(I think ?) they really forgot Tolstoy though
@@lolandstump3343 Nah.. Shostakovich's granfather maybe. Himself is Russian. Born in Saint-Petersburg. In 1906 Poland was Russia, like today Pomerania and Silesia are in Poland.
@@john-pierrerichard1791 The tsar had the title King of Poland, so ... by the way Silesia was Polish already 1000 years ago, also in Pomerania,
@@lolandstump3343 Yeah, about the Czars. Last Czars ceased to be somewhere in 1600s. After them it was monarchs or kings. Russia has become an Empire, from ocesn to ocean. To call them that that weird word 'czar'.. Oh.. the British 🤗
I do love the icebreaker ships.
When I saw your thumbnail, all I could think is “why couldn’t I have been friends with you in real life so you wouldn’t be gone” 😢 You are so funny and creative and I am very happy you are staying! I look forward to your new content and I will continue to be a loyal viewer 💕 Much love from the North Georgia Mountains
Russia is so big that it has *THE* longest video on this UA-cam channel!!!
@@jtbrownjtbrown There will be no redo, China had its 25 minute-long spiel.
@@jtbrownjtbrown Yeah no worries, I forgot how long it was exactly and guesstimated lol
That means Vatican City will be at least 45 minutes
Me and my friends met four Russians in college, two girls and two boys. I remember the teacher telling some silly joke and all of us laughing a bit except them. Also one of them was this absolute unit of a guy called Simon who was younger than us but bulkier and taller than all of my friends and almost me (I'm 1'95m/6'5fti). They seemed kind of... too serious, specially for us Spaniards but we started hanging with them and we were surprised of how cool and fun they were once we got to know them. We regretted not hanging with them before.
At a point the whole world may regret...
Just kidding.
September 17, 1939 in agreement
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact Russia attacked Poland by sticking its knife in the Back. When Poland defended itself against the invasion of Nazi Germany on September 1, 1939
@@dareklenovo8883 Why is this here, propagandist?
@@dareklenovo8883 Then there was something to stick in
@@dareklenovo8883 *Dude... you must have forgotten how Poland, led by Pilsutsky, stuck a knife in the back of Czechoslovakia, seizing its territories along with fascist Germany! When you are the hyena of Europe, you always have to be prepared for your teeth to be knocked out! I will add for your understanding, when in 1939 the Red Army entered the lands of Western Ukraine and Belarus seized by Poland during the civil war in Russia, Poland as a state no longer existed!*
Excellent video dudes 👌
I hope I will find such a video about the USA from you
19:27 You guys forgot ROC and PRC in the 40s lol
CCCP: “I support the mainland.”
USA: “I support the island.”
Britain: "Fuck off my island, it's mine"
@@warwickeng5491 not that "island" tho
Took me a while to get that.
“Oak, Birch, and spruce” *Minecraft Intensifies*
And taiga
Minecraft confirmed big russia
That's the reason why it's was so popular in Russia... Makes sense...
@@aurumofcyberelius podzol too
In California we got Fort Ross which is an old ass fort made by Russians hella long ago
funny. I googled what fort ross looks like and it looks a lot like old houses in russian villages, you can see them if you come to any old village in russia. And the name itself is very reminiscent of the name of Russian companies (we prefix ross in many names, this is the first syllable of the word "Russia" in Russian, we pronounce it through the letter "O")
@@gunterodim1535так форт Росс это 1 из колоний русско-американской компании,мы могли оставить эти земли себе,но постоянные нападения мексиканцев вынудили продать их штатам
Для России очень давно это 1500год ,а США как государство не старше большого театра в Москве!😂
@@Le-0N91 I originally thought it was from the 1500s but then looked it up. My bad
@@gunterodim1535 I visited it a few summers ago and that's not true at all, they look nothing like russia's villages. The buildings are ancient but they're much nicer
1:06 nobody is talking that belarus is a part of russia
*Lol* , you are right! 🤣
" Russians are good at rockets "
Yes, yes they are.
Hahah
_Yes_
Argaith, so ur saying that Elon Musk is idiot because he uses Science
@@yodathejedimaster7781 science is useless drink vodka all day and wake up next day and create law physics
Tell my why only US must be good in rockets?
I can’t believe they didn’t mention the Napoleonic Wars
Me too. That huge fire in Moscow and the French army destroyed so many cultural artifacts.
They could have related that important episode in Russian history to Tolstoy.
That hit me too :(
The didn’t mention the Afghanistan war
Checkmate465 yes, this played a huge role in the downfall of the ussr
If you look at the newest comments it's same as the comment section of Israel video
The west likes to get involved in things they don't understand. At this point it's expected behaviour.
First man in space were russian.
Captain Obvious
Yuri Gagarin
I would've liked at least a mention of Russian composers - Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, Shostakovich, Prokofiev, Rimsky-Korsakov, Mussorgsky, etc. Tons of great music.
I cannot believe they left these out completely!!
I know Tchaikovsky he made 1812 overture
It's cool :3
Also is he a Communist?
@@jiannemargarethpiano3716 He actually lived pre-communism, but several of the other composers mentioned were. I would recommend Shostakovich (although he and the communists didn't always agree)
Tchaikovsky was mentioned in the famous performers list
And Rachmaninoff
“The entire planet of Pluto”
Astronomers: *triggered*
Edit: PLEASE STOP ARGUING IN THE COMMENTS IT’S A JOKE GOOD GRIEF
Who actually cares, It’s just a giant ice rock in the void of space. Why does it matter to people what we classify it as?
Paul Gering *dwarf planet
@@brandonlyon730 Applies to non binary people as well
Jeshua Esher r/woooosh
September 17, 1939 in agreement
The Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact Russia attacked Poland by sticking its knife in the Back. When Poland defended itself against the invasion of Nazi Germany on September 1, 1939
I sincerely look really forward to Ukraine episode...
But I also am kinda dreading it
hello from 2022...
boycott ruSSia
"You guys have Patriarchs"
"Yea but they're like regional managers"
ROFLMAO
@Jonathan Williams Russians don't care about this medieval nonsense that wasn't even recognized by most of the orthodox churches and brought even more chaos to Ukraine as there's now 3 churches in Ukraine instead of 2.
And Patriarchs are indeed are regional managers, don't see what's so funny about this, they are close to the archbishops in catholicism.
My grandfather used to love Russian culture and he also studied the language. He would often translate popular Russian books back to Russian, just for fun and also practice it with some Russian speaking friends he had.
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷 on behalf of my grandpa.
❤❤❤
You father is a great guy! Say him my respect.
Zdravstvujtê, Grêki iz Grêcii
Thanks to the Greeks for the name of our country, because from your language this is Rus'
*Russia is actually forth not fifth in terms of the total length of coastline. The first three are Canada, Norway, and Indonesia.*
How to get confused
1 Write Russian Cursive
2 Think it's Alien Ancient Hyproglypys