Old people at the cold ocean. Russian mouth of the Yakut region of the Verkhoyansk district
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In 1912, Socialist -Revolutionaries Vladimir Zenzinov was sent to the third link (the previous two were interrupted by virtuoso shoots ahead of schedule) this time to the place where it was difficult to escape - the north of Yakutia, the village of Russian Ustya. There, he met the local population - the descendants of those who moved along the Northern Sea Route presumably under Ivan the Terrible of Novgorodians, who eventually formed a subethnic group of the Russian people, Russian -Ustinians or Indigirians. An attentive and witty description of the life, life, crafts of these people, not the first hundred years living in rather difficult, if not extreme conditions, made up several books issued by Zenzinov immediately after liberation from exile. Books equipped with references to the Yakut archives, notes of songs and epics, and with their own hands made by Zenzin photographs, immediately received a favorable scientific recognition, but have not been reprinted for a long time, and now this gap is full
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Author:Zenzinov in
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Science & Math
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
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Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6040415-9-8
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