Lenin's Children ( in English) BBC Persian&BBC Uzbek production - Tajikistan, ex USSR

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  • Опубліковано 17 січ 2012
  • Lenin's Children a new 45-minute BBC Persian/BBCUZBEK.COM/ documentary looking at life in Tajikistan twenty years after independence from the USSR. Once one of the smallest and poorest Soviet republics, Tajikistan has gone from Communism to capitalism, and from atheism to a rediscovery of Islam. Khayrullo Fayz, returns to his home village in the north of the country to find out how life has changed.

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  • @vivekram8422
    @vivekram8422 10 років тому +41

    What a nice, positive documentary. People in Tajikistan seem so nice, they deserve a better tomorrow.

  • @Catire92
    @Catire92 4 роки тому +7

    One of the few places where the standard of living was substantially higher during the times of USSR.

  • @dzulsoviet
    @dzulsoviet 10 років тому +55

    As usual with BBC, Soviet Union equals atheism, when atheism was never really implemented or forced. And Orthodox Christianity and Islam still hold strong in the USSR. They were just suppressed in their views and speeches. For example, an Imam or priest cannot speak about religion of their chosing in a state council or to an assembly of people in public areas. But in their churches and mosques they are not being suppressed that much as widely reported in the west.

    • @GeborenInGoden
      @GeborenInGoden 5 років тому +3

      soviet union does equals atheist extremist terrorists. atheism was never forced? go look what the russian and uzbek communists did in central asia! they closed mosques, madrassas ( islamic schools), women were not allowed to wear full head covers, etc. these filthy communist bastards killed a lot of people and forced atheism. they moved different ethnic populations to divide and conquer. imams are not allowed to say what they want in the mosques. they can only say things which is approved by your corrupted filthy goverment.

  • @Amandalx21
    @Amandalx21 10 років тому +13

    A really great documentary!

  • @julirensch
    @julirensch 9 років тому +19

    Great BBC production....it represents the difficult path of the many former USSR nations on finding their own way in this most competitive world, after the umbilical cord has been severed.
    It reminds one of the many nations finding independence after the separation from Great Britain....few really prosper , most go into chaos!
    Keep up the good work Tajiks!
    ...observer Jules...

    • @wildcat24ize
      @wildcat24ize 9 років тому +6

      What if Bristish Empire still existed? Maybe it would be better to those nations who got what they wanted. I mean independence doesn't always mean better life.

  • @A.A_xv
    @A.A_xv 4 роки тому +5

    Nationalism was never really an issue in the Soviet Union. I’m glad this documentary talked about the positive aspects the soviets had on Tajikistan instead of portraying them as occupiers.

  • @sbix2652
    @sbix2652 4 роки тому +4

    BBC should have done a series covering the different former soviet republics

  • @louiekiwi
    @louiekiwi 7 років тому +5

    A lot of comment on Soviet Communism.
    I think the social policy and the authoritarian way it was implemented was flawed.
    But it worked well for business, agriculture and industry. The organizational aspects of it brought good results, prosperity.
    I think that is the part older people miss.

  • @rosepacult
    @rosepacult 7 років тому +4

    this was a very good documentary. thank you.

  • @UsmanJadoonify
    @UsmanJadoonify 7 років тому +7

    Great nation with a beautiful culture. I wish them to have as beautiful future as well.

  • @malcolmnicoll1165
    @malcolmnicoll1165 8 років тому +5

    Great documentary. Looks like Tajikistan has made some drastic improvements. The landscape looks a lot like Death Valley, CA and parts of Arizona, Utah, Colorado.

  • @freestyleJCPX
    @freestyleJCPX 10 років тому +1

    Thank you so much for making this video. This video taught be a lot about where I came from.

  • @keytaarkeytaar4665
    @keytaarkeytaar4665 10 років тому +7

    Beautiful country with lots of mountains at 2:02.

  • @juliasmith5267
    @juliasmith5267 5 років тому

    Awesome video... Thanks a lot. :D

  • @mavjimuosir66
    @mavjimuosir66 10 років тому +2

    Thanks for a good job.

  • @emmasoekarba3090
    @emmasoekarba3090 7 років тому +4

    Thank you so much. I dream to visit this great Central Asian country for the rest of my life.

  • @Way2Salvation
    @Way2Salvation 10 років тому +4

    Beautifully narrated and captured.Hoping the best for Tajikistan's future.

  • @charlesdemets2339
    @charlesdemets2339 8 років тому +5

    Wonderful documentary. have learned a lot about a country and its history I did not anything about. Beautiful people, hard working and determined to succeed. I hope that the extremists won't destroy it.

    • @navylaks2
      @navylaks2 8 років тому

      +Charles DeMets
      If we keap putting sanctions on the Russians they will

  • @zukhronizamova8030
    @zukhronizamova8030 7 років тому +5

    i am watching this video from Uzbekistan Samarkand city, i am tajik too, one day I will go to Tajikistan and i will meet with Tamils there, I'd Love do need them, Uzbekistan is more beautiful country, I love my county, I so proud of Uzbekistan!!!!

  • @Varusbozor
    @Varusbozor 11 років тому +4

    Very simple and at the same time very impressive and nostalgic representation of the current situation, not only of Tajikistan, but the whole Central Asia.

  • @jackhammer1347
    @jackhammer1347 12 років тому

    Thanks for this great Documentary.

  • @chickenwretch
    @chickenwretch 11 років тому +3

    What a great story, balanced hopeful and informative. I really hope for the best life has to capture for this admirable nation. All the best to Tadjikistan.

  • @ehsanm4419
    @ehsanm4419 5 років тому +11

    We iranian love our persian brothers and sisters in tajikistan.

  • @JaiD0427
    @JaiD0427 12 років тому +2

    Beautiful documentary by BBC.

  • @clarkmasterson1434
    @clarkmasterson1434 4 роки тому +3

    I'm not a religious dude, but bless these people

  • @CWTHenrik
    @CWTHenrik 8 років тому +5

    i am watching this video from Khujand, Tajikistan. i wanted to learn more about this country where i travelled for the past 2 weeks

  • @narekhunanyan992
    @narekhunanyan992 8 років тому +59

    Life was sooo much better in the USSR.
    Everyone who lived there can assure that.
    But the American propaganda denies that.

    • @narekhunanyan992
      @narekhunanyan992 7 років тому +5

      Daniel Tiger
      I'm not talkin about better living standards in comparison with the pre-1917 Russia. I mean they all say they had much better lives than they have NOW. Even those living in Europe or the USA.

    • @Kat-tr2ig
      @Kat-tr2ig 7 років тому +6

      I've seen dozens of documentaries about the former Soviet states, and EVERY SINGLE ONE had something in common- the residents saying how much better their lives were during the communist era.

    • @gophop
      @gophop 7 років тому

      Bullshit. Aside from murders, confiscation of property, and corruption, it wasn't sustainable. USSR was in debt like no other because of mandates and planning. Shit had to be done a certain way regardless of cost. That's why everyone had a job, even when those jobs were useless and didn't pay for themselves. Communism is a stupid mistake and a pie in the sky fairy tale. It has always failed. It always will.

    • @christinas.4342
      @christinas.4342 6 років тому +1

      Katie Frank In Russia life today is much better than in the Soviet era. Much freer and more prosperous. But the 1990s were hell on earth. For Central Asian countries it's still worse than in the Soviet era, they were economically very dependent on the rest of the USSR and didn't want independence. Russia today has one of the biggest immigrant populations in the world, mostly from Central Asia. In Tajikistan almost half of their GDP comes from remittances from Russia (money that migrant workers send home to their families). At some high schools in Kyrgyzstan students can sign up for lessons on how to move to Russia because so many of them want to do that after graduating.

    • @cooperrush6474
      @cooperrush6474 5 років тому +1

      "In Russia life today is much better than in the Soviet era"
      Is it tho? Obviously the Russian economy has improved significantly since the recession of the 1990s, but I think the Soviet era under Kruschev/Brezhnev was significantly better for the working class. It kinda shows too, considering that there is quite a large sense of Stalin/Soviet nostalgia in Russia right now. And even if this were true, it wouldn't really mean a lot considering that like you said, the majority of former Soviet republics were better in those days, especially in Central Asia.

  • @czesccotamslychac9
    @czesccotamslychac9 8 років тому

    Fascinating documentary

  • @raynertabetando2985
    @raynertabetando2985 8 років тому

    Excellent and objective documentary

  • @sainternationalentp
    @sainternationalentp 4 роки тому +3

    Missing the Soviet times

  • @oracleofottawa
    @oracleofottawa 10 років тому +1

    Fascinating...

  • @BreakItDown1x
    @BreakItDown1x 7 років тому +5

    Does anyone know the song at the end? So beautiful! Thanks!

  • @calebshade4991
    @calebshade4991 7 років тому +5

    What a wonderful documentary, well done! I wish Tajikistan a bright and prosperous future!

  • @jordiventura7970
    @jordiventura7970 11 років тому +1

    As usual in BBC very well done it, very interesting.

  • @tillozoid69
    @tillozoid69 7 років тому +3

    I miss My country 😭

  • @edfer81
    @edfer81 10 років тому +48

    missing old soviet times

  • @13RafiusK
    @13RafiusK 8 років тому

    beautiful place.

  • @bodulcro
    @bodulcro 11 років тому

    Very nice.

  • @patestrella7131
    @patestrella7131 5 років тому

    Good documentary. I like history...

  • @backyardaviator2920
    @backyardaviator2920 9 років тому +10

    Last part of this Documentary kinda Gives me Lessons In life xD
    Hope Tajikistan would have A Better future

    • @navylaks2
      @navylaks2 8 років тому

      +Backyard Aviator
      Tajkistan can only have a better future if the sanctions on Russia are lifted

  • @arturogabuyog804
    @arturogabuyog804 11 років тому

    Very nice Vid

  • @sunshine17040
    @sunshine17040 11 років тому

    very nice..beautiful people

  • @alexpetrov3933
    @alexpetrov3933 10 років тому +30

    Tajik language,is not a form,of PERSIAN language,it,is a Persian language!

    • @cyrusmokhtarinia499
      @cyrusmokhtarinia499 6 років тому +4

      alisher dzhumaev tajiki is a dialect of persian

    • @olevvalbe2502
      @olevvalbe2502 4 роки тому +2

      The mais difference between between Farsi or Dari, to Tajik, is that Tajik is written in a modified Cyrilic script, and has some Russian loan words; whereas Farsi and Dari are written in a modified Arabic script.

    • @A.A_xv
      @A.A_xv 4 роки тому +1

      alisher dzhumaev think he meant a dialect of Persian

    • @muzakkirkhan386
      @muzakkirkhan386 3 роки тому

      We are Muslims
      We are ONE
      Баръакс, мӯъминон бародари ӯ ҳастанд

  • @urolovsarvar4268
    @urolovsarvar4268 4 роки тому +2

    Assalom alekum from Uzbekistan

  • @alinouroozi4268
    @alinouroozi4268 11 років тому +1

    great i wish to ppl of tajiktsan the best from afghanistan hamzunaban aziz jor bashid va sar boland

  • @Laurence0227
    @Laurence0227 11 років тому +3

    so the guy is a Tajikistan citizen of Uzbek Ethnic?

  • @andycockrum1212
    @andycockrum1212 8 років тому +3

    Very interesting documentary. Especially in the Western world, we don't hear much from the -stan countries with exception of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

    • @navylaks2
      @navylaks2 8 років тому +2

      +Andy Cockrum
      Right and it also shows that the end of the Soviet Union didn't allways have a positive effect on it's former provinces.
      Tajkistan is very much effected by the current sanctions on Russia which will have terrible consequences for all of central asia.
      In other words we must lift those sanctions, and implement Minsk 2.

    • @carsonking5549
      @carsonking5549 7 років тому

      I visited Cuba in 2009 and I appreciate it wasn't anything like the past, it was a great experience, communism. I went on holiday to Yugoslavia when I was a kid and have been to Hungary, Poland and Croatia, as a lorry driver. It's a whole different world, I would love to visit North Korea.

  • @devashishmishra2459
    @devashishmishra2459 9 років тому +3

    Can anyone please tell me what is the title of the song at 38.44 minutes in the documentary or who is the original singer of the song?

  • @mtwguj
    @mtwguj 8 років тому

    Can I please get a link to the song being played in the background at 22:00-23:46?
    Thanks!

  • @MultiPanjshir
    @MultiPanjshir 10 років тому +7

    Great Tajik nation

  • @susany.263
    @susany.263 10 років тому

    May the almighty creator of all bless this country..My hope is that they will learn from the past to not be controlled by another set of beliefs, but that they open their minds and heart to all the worlds different benefits equally, so they can be informed and make up their own way intelligently.

  • @vivaldiv
    @vivaldiv 11 років тому

    great

  • @kredit787
    @kredit787 7 років тому

    Seems peaceful there

  • @tjp5817
    @tjp5817 10 років тому +14

    Im proud to be tajik

  • @alis634
    @alis634 11 років тому

    a well made documentary showing a more positive side of the country. nevertheless not a single time was mentioned the effects of the war in afghanistan and the horrifying effects of drug trade since the war down south on tajikistan and other central asian countries.

  • @PriyankGoyal
    @PriyankGoyal 10 років тому +3

    Great Documentary.

  • @santoshkrishnareddy2346
    @santoshkrishnareddy2346 6 років тому +2

    tajikistan a good nation

  • @charliestorrie9280
    @charliestorrie9280 3 роки тому +1

    Fantastic that they continue to teach Tajik even though it's in a predominantly Uzbek speaking area of Turkmenistan. Really we Scots should be ashamed of our school systems which have allowed Gaelic to largely no longer be taught. It is taught on some islands still but barely on the mainland at all and will certainly perish.

  • @Kharchuk.T.
    @Kharchuk.T. 6 років тому +1

    Prosperity makes friends, adversity tries them.

  • @dilovarmelikov7213
    @dilovarmelikov7213 4 роки тому +2

    The last soundtrack:
    Daler Nazarov - Surudi Neki

  • @santoshkrishnareddy2346
    @santoshkrishnareddy2346 6 років тому +1

    good tajik launguage

  • @s1onha2
    @s1onha2 10 років тому

    can somebody tell me whats the singers name on22:25 minute?

    • @muizmamadsaid1067
      @muizmamadsaid1067 8 років тому

      It's called Muboraksho- Turo nameparastam . Listen to his other songs. Trust you will enjoy 'em. ))

  • @mustafabaris9681
    @mustafabaris9681 5 місяців тому

    Fast forward 11 years, now we are in 2023, the same president is still in charge, not much has changed in the country economically.. No political leader should be allowed to govern a nation more than 8 years.. The history has shown over and over again the faith of the nations whose leader glued to the power and the consequences were devastating .. The Shah of Iran for 37 years, the Tajik president now, Rahmon for 31 years , the Turkish president Erdogan for 21 years and still counting ... At the end , none of these nations have prospered economically and being prosperous now.. As I write this in 2023, the inflation in Turkey has exceeded 100 % ... Sad ....

  • @1337BananaL33TVostok
    @1337BananaL33TVostok 6 років тому +5

    Tajikistan had an actual future under communism

    • @mchlbk
      @mchlbk 5 років тому +1

      lol

  • @aldos2795
    @aldos2795 7 років тому +2

    i hope all Central Asian countries will prosper and have a unity and not get into Islam radicalism...Greetings to our Tajik brothers and sisters from Kyrgyzstan!!!

  • @gophop
    @gophop 7 років тому +4

    Well, to be fair, you can get arrested for saying the wrong thing in UK, Germany, and France, too.

  • @ciceroaraujo5183
    @ciceroaraujo5183 7 років тому

    wow, that's amazing. please como to be south America

  • @yehabeshalij5969
    @yehabeshalij5969 8 років тому

    The same story all over the World. Hold on to the rope of hope.

  • @theabsurd9416
    @theabsurd9416 5 років тому +6

    The Soviet Union was an amazing, safe, and prosperous country. Bourgeoisie propaganda ruined that though.

  • @milekrizman
    @milekrizman 4 роки тому +1

    Central Asia needs to go back to pre 1917 situation, before october revolution.

  • @user-kx2fk8de7z
    @user-kx2fk8de7z 8 років тому +5

    I love the documentary. Very nice. I personally can't be agree with the law, under 18 year can't enter in the Masjid/Mosque. This is the problem about every Muslim nation of ours. We wants one thing, the leaders do completely opposite. Before the colonial age, during Islamic civilization in school every student learn three language. Arabic because of Islam, Mother language because of the teaching of our Prophet, & last in the list Persian/Tajik/Dari/Farsi what ever you name it. The 3rd one has been taught due to the Islamic culture, Islamic poem, Islamic music, etc. This three combine, we had build the glories days of ours. Today, in the name of nation & states, we're handover our society to the banks. They do what ever in our society to make more money. Morality, ethics, & faith have no value. At all. Like the Saudi foreign minister said "... every religion have some people who wants to use it for their personal benefit." This should not be bring in any conclusion. We have to learn it & fight with the radical extremism. If not the radical always will use it, for their benefit. This is my request to you and all of you, don't accept this kind of nonsense.

  • @hamzakhan2580
    @hamzakhan2580 5 років тому

    Very good documentary salute to linen to give them pen and books,otherwise Tajik peoples will be iletrate alike Afghanistan.
    Make me confused what type of independent now male going to Russia for jobs and women stay in home.

  • @crackcbainefl2675
    @crackcbainefl2675 3 роки тому +1

    USSR was once a very diverse country when it came to racial ethnicity, Joseph Stalin was a Georgian of middle eastern blood, I’m Hispanic but of “Russian decent” & when u break it down it’s mostly just European and middle eastern blood. I found out bc of ancestry DNA results.

  • @umedjonhaitmurodov522
    @umedjonhaitmurodov522 10 років тому +1

    Hey man, the video is great but it's not about the country, its about your village andpeople of there. Aren't there any Tajiks who could give information instead of that Uzbek guys?

  • @Shuxa02
    @Shuxa02 9 років тому +1

    Tojichani yoki Eronchani sal bulsayam urganib qoyish kere!
    Kerak bolib qoladi bir kun!

    • @azizjuraboev
      @azizjuraboev 8 років тому

      Ha dustim, Til bilsa nimasi yomon

    • @azizjuraboev
      @azizjuraboev 8 років тому

      Autor: Xayrullo Aka Uzbek, Tojikiston mintaqasida tug'ilgan

  • @largogrunge2
    @largogrunge2 4 роки тому +2

    What opportunities is he talking about? Leaving the country to work in shitty jobs in Russia? Tajikistan is one of the most corrupt countries in the world and also very poor. Tajikistan was much better during USSR times.

  • @PAGANONYMOUS
    @PAGANONYMOUS 8 років тому

    Personally I think it is much better to have corruption as an option in business :)

  • @am1966ath
    @am1966ath 11 років тому

    Isn t it..and see how peoples blossoom once they are free of communism??

  • @javid918
    @javid918 5 років тому +1

    Need to destroy the Lenin's statue!

  • @JordanWilliams-ix2td
    @JordanWilliams-ix2td 8 років тому +1

    ur people r so beautiful and exotic looking...

  • @BVargas78
    @BVargas78 10 років тому +4

    If Lenin had his way religion wouldnt exist in Uzbekistan and they would live regimented industrial lives.

  • @fruitybunny5106
    @fruitybunny5106 7 років тому +3

    I hope Tajikistan NEVER becomes Islamicised.

  • @doni_habib
    @doni_habib 7 років тому +3

    i am tajik from afghanistan, we defeated USSR

    • @YPR4022
      @YPR4022 6 років тому +6

      Doni Habib Nurmagamedov Khrosoni yes after that u dug urself by ignoring free education,free Medical care and alot alot

    • @tajtajdar7773
      @tajtajdar7773 5 років тому

      @@YPR4022 No, you are wrong we Tajiks finally independent nation and now we will build our beloved country the way how we want, also in near future we will be united with our brothers and sisters in Afghanistan to create our historical statehood of Khurasan. In regard of education 99% of Tajiks are literate people, healthcare can not be free, if it is free then it means bad quality. This documentary was done 7 years ago, this person should do a new documentary about Tajikistan today, it is much different situation now. Tajikistan in his way to progress and great future and no Russian nor any other nations can stop Tajikistan from development.

  • @martinskesteris6331
    @martinskesteris6331 4 роки тому +1

    Why are they so russia-oriented?! Why not go further west to much richer countries?!

  • @Amandalx21
    @Amandalx21 10 років тому +11

    A really great documentary!