The Country The World Says Doesn't Exist

Update: As of September 2023, Artsakh has fallen. Consider this video a time capsule. A memory of a different era.

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Thanks for watching! You're clearly one of the good ones.

[linksfood]

Man this story's heavy, especially for you to tell, and definitely for those living it.
Our appreciation for this series can't be overstated.

[JanMartinusSlootmaker]

Whow. I thought everybody had forgotten this already and nobody cares. Exceptional good work....thank you. Let there be peace for everyone.

[solohoh]

If Artsakh ever does get recognized as an independent country it will be because of eloquent supporters like this guy.

[jrcolmena]

who is also coming back to this video because of the war that might starting on September 2020?

[jong-unkim]

Once again something serious I've never heard anything about. This really is a great channel.

[nix-berj]

Rest in peace Artsakh. I’m sad that I never got to visit, and in a few years the region is going to be a husk of its former self

[AzTO]

As an ethnic turk, what turkey and azerbajian has done and continues to do to armenians is disgraceful.

[gutobernardo]

The history of this nation brought me to tears. Great video! I'm Brazilian and have indigenous blood in my veins and these type of struggles resonates here, as in every point of the globe.

[dyland]

Unbelievably high quality content. Informative, entertaining, and visually magnificent. Seriously impressive work man youre a top class documentarian, and absolutely one of the best channels on youtube.

[AllPileup]

"They know history supports the Armenian,  
so they destroy the history."

Oh my, this line.

[PieterBreda]

I visited Armenia last year. It is a sad country with a sad history. Very friendly people and great landscapes.

[rotate]

This story is made new again by the current conflict.

[AntonioKowatsch]

Look at that beautiful landscape. Such splendor.

[eamonnmoroney]

Respect to Armenia from an Irishman. Keep up the good fight against imperialism.

[TR-ruwl]

After 4 years there is only one video that has made me consider donating on patreon.

Edit: college student here, I'm poor

[lecterakospapas]

I got emotional by watching this video. Armenians, i totally feel you.
I come from potnic greeks of Trapezounta (Trabzon), which were living there since 8th century BC.



They only way to survive as identity, is to maintain our language, traditions, etc.


Much love from Greece

[time.dealer]

My country is home to generations of armenian immigrants. Super nice people. They have their own traditions, businesses and ways of doing things. But unlike other refugees, they dont bother people with them. They just adapted to our country while keeping their identity. I have upmost respect for them. Greetings from Bulgaria🇧🇬🇧🇬. We belive in you.

[emily-snbh]

It's painful to watch this after the events and massacres in the last year and to this current day, but your words are empowering and much appreciated. Thank you for shedding some light on the indigenous Armenian struggle!

[Gvs]

Once again I'm watching one of these videos completely astounded with tears in my eyes. This series is amazing, keep making it. I'm heading to patreon right now.

[mamamarianovits]

The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know.
Thank you for this piece. Highly informative and well written.