Yakutia - One Day in the Coldest Village on Earth | Reaction
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It’s so cute, the boy was speaking his native language, but he said “subjects” and “gym” in Russian.
Fortunately, Yakutia has the biggest gaz and wood sources in the world,
so people have no problem for heating the buildings.
Fascinating! I'd love more of this
I live in Montreal AND WE COMPLAIN omg
Montreal weather is nothing to sneeze at, even though it's not as cold as Yakutia
Import a tree to Siberia. I've never heard a better joke. 😂🤣
we're selling/trading all of them trees for EU countries a lot. it is not about a single village. it is about a land. about EU countries, that sellers etc.
russia's is not GAS rich it is rich of trees and natures. if you didn't lernt it.
They probably need to do some replanting as well, I would assume. This is fascinating. Little Arian seems to want to follow in his dad's footsteps.
Watch “Most dangerous ways to school”. It has an episode about kids in Siberia getting to school. They do have a bus there.
Jew's harps are simple musical instruments. They are held between teeth and struck with the finger.
Very interesting thanks for the video
Normal live in Siberia Rusia
Really enjoying the series
This is really very interesting for me, since Siberia plays a large part in Jewish history.
It does? That's very interesting, I had no idea of that. Also, any idea what a Jew harp is? 😅
Nvm. Looked it up, it actually has nothing to do with Jewish people 😅. It's a "Jaw harp" but also goes by a few other names like "Jew harp"
Religion was outlawed in communist Russia. People caught practicing Judaism were usually exiled to Siberia.
Stalin also sent lots of Jewish doctors and professors to Siberia.
Also during the Holocaust, Russia was allied with the Germans at the beginning of the war. They divided Poland between both countries. The Jews who ended up on the Russian side, and didn’t want to become Russian citizens, were also sent to Siberia. They had to learn how to survive in the freezing weather. They thought they had it bad, but realized after the war that it actually saved them from the Nazis.
I may be mistaken, but I think during the Cantonist decree under Czar Nikolai, the young Jewish boys who were taken away from their parents to join the army, were taken to Siberian villages until they were of age.
I was a big reader as a kid, and always wondered if the description of the severe cold and hard work to survive daily living. This series helps me understand it better
Check out lipa with Peter
jews harps??