Welcome To Vyborg - Russia's Medieval City

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[izuchukwubenjamin]

Good content my brother you are making us very proud. this is what we want to see the inside of Russia and also see new things just like this. i am so proud of you.

[rupakgbikas]

Youtube research yielded the following conclusions:: Vyborg lies in Russian Republic of Karelia about 135 km from Saint Petersburg, and and about 6 km from the international border with Finland. The other side of the international border on the Finnish side just beyond Vyborg is most likely "South Karelia" province of Finland which was given (back) to Finland by Soviets. North Karelia province of Finland. Winning Soviets gave back to Finland two regions of larger Karelia: "North Karelia" was given y Soviet's to Finland to be a province or regionand situated just north of "South Karelia" province of Finland which was also given (back) to Finland by Soviets likely after the Winter war.. So, South Karelia is a province of Finland bordering the sea and bordering Russia most likely. Both countries, including Finland and Imperial Russia deserve to get land and a piece of Karelia, before and after the winter war. Finland was given (back) two regions of Karelia by the winning Soviets: "South Karelia" province of Finland and “North Karelia” province or region of Finland, were both given (back) by winning Soviets to Finland. Soviets gave these two regions or two provinces of Karelia to Finland either after the winter war or after ww2, as such, after ww2 most likely. The Finns of Helsinki called this land (returned by Sovits) and province "SOUTH KARELIA" province of Finland, even though it is situated to the north of Russian province of Karelia. South Karelia province of Finland lies to the south of Finland, and this may be the reason for it's name. ::: The difference was that the Romanov dynasty had started a brainwashing campaign of ethnic Karelians in the 30 odd Karelian villages of present day province of karelia (it is called Republic of karelia in Russia.) So the ethnic Karelians had Russian language Bibles, which they said their great great grandfather was given as a gift (Imperial Swedes from 1617 may have called it a bribe), given to every family of Karelia either in 1617 or even much later by the czar, sometimes signed by the czar himself or by an official of the czar, proclaiming the Russian Bible as being a gift. (in other words a bribe too). Ethnic Karelians attended Orthodox church for a few centuries atleast, and most had either a Russian first name such as Tatiana or Irina, or some had a Russian last name, even before and after the Swedish gift of republic of Karelia. The ethnic Finns of Karelia (and Finns of greater Finland) likely got 25 percent of Karelia, as Soviet negotiators agreed that there were some Finnish locals living in Karelia, such as Finnish hunters and some Russian trappers in this land, besides the 60, 000 ethic Karleians living in log cabins about 100 years before the construction of San Petersburg city, when it was likely no- man's land. This land and area carved out of Republic of Karelia which briefly became part of Russia again after ww2 and given back to Finland (Finland's area or province of South Karelia) after ww2 or after the winter war. Karelia was likely a wooded land of pine forests and other similar trees. All or Karelia and all of Finland itself was full of lakes and with about 30 odd villages of ethnic Karelians. Note that had there been no winter war, Stalin in demands had expressed a desire to acquire almost half of lands of Karelia closer to Saint Petersburg city, in exchange for other lakes and lands much further up north. In other words, Stalin wanted only about half of Karelia, and few other areas too, areas close to Saint Petersburg city. Because there was a war with many causalities, Finland got less land(s) out of Republic of Karelia by the winning side.

[brandonbrewer]

Man this video should have been longer.

[allumallu]

Very cool edit dude! Are you planning on filming more Vyborg?

[BK-ufqr]

USSR took this land from Finland. History should be told accurately.