Siberia

The History of Russia's Most Notorious Territory and Home of the Soviet Gulags

De: Charles River Editors, Dr. Jesse Harasta

Narrado por: Jim D Johnston

Duración: 1 h y 13 m

Resumen del Editor

Although Russia has long been considered part of Europe, it has always had a culture so distinct and a history so different that it is still foreign to Western Europe in many ways. Naturally, this sense of otherness has lent an aura of intrigue and mystique to Russia as people have struggled to understand it. Over the long course of Russian history, perhaps no aspect of the giant country has generated interest quite like Siberia, the easternmost part of Russia that lies in Asia. Generally speaking, all that is widely known about Siberia is that it is really big and really cold, which, to be fair, are good starting points for a deeper exploration of this fascinating region.

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educational

certainly more useful than asking random people and they only respond with "gulags". tells a little bit from every era most people are interested in. (some medivel to modern siberia)

One hour lecture - not for someone who knows nothing about Siberia.

You need to download a map is Siberia (make sure it has the railroad line) to try to follow the locations this person talks about. Very confusing. It’s more of a classroom lecture without the visuals. Only an hour long. It was a waste of a credit.