The Conquest of Siberia

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This is Part 1 of our 4 episode winter series. Part 2 out Saturday!

Credits:

Story and Animation – Shamit and Ashima (Spooksandooks)

Voice over – Sean Antony

Music – The War Ends - Lucas King

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It’s crazy to think that the ancestors of the Native Americans crossed the land bridge over the Bearing Sea and then the Russian’s followed the same route thousands of years later

gandhithegreat

This is great, wish this had more views and I wish people were more passionate about world history

Maxipadtriplesix

The clearest presentation of the history of Siberia I've so far seen here on Youtube.

CeciliaPeng

Excellent video. Where I'm at in the USA, so few people want to know about the histories of other parts of the world.

theeyeofra

Short clip but with the suspenseful music in the background it was like watching a full movie! Great job!

sayyer

From one small channel to another, I hope you grow quickly. This content is incredible and the animation is absolutely brilliant.

miyo

It's like America's Westward Expansion... but mirrored, rotated, and reversed.

SFVYachtClub

You guys deserve at least 100, 000 subscribers

tarushsrivastava

I kinda liked the voice of the previous guy. But this one isn't bad either.

vijendraniyer

I strongly recommend you to watch Soviet/Russian mini-serio Yermak (1996), I wish to believe it exists with Eng subs. This movie is historically right and interesting.

ramzbew

Is Stroganoff where Beef Stroganoff comes from?

gandhithegreat

Siberia/Eurasias history is so rich. It’s quite sad. So much death, invasions, & ethnic cultures pushed out of the entire region. So many cultures started in the steppes & ended up spreading through the world because of war.

michaelweston

*I liked the video, which few on this subject available, it would be much useful if it included at least some dates.*

marke

Excellent video. Your map has Russians past the Amur River reaching into Sea of Japan/Vladivostok in “ancient times” during narration of first contact with the Qing empire. Russians reached the Amur River and Sea of Okhotsk by 1700 but anything south of the Amur River wasn’t official until 1858 with the treaty of Aigun.

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