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OMSK: Where Siberia could have become independent!

MOSCOW MAP: https://geoperspective.org/product/mo... Omsk is one of the largest cities in Siberia and it could have been the start of the formation of Siberian Republic. However it was not, the bolsheviks regained control over Russia and Omsk became a part of the Soviet Union. CREDIT TO: Виктор Виктор    / @ВикторВиктор-г2з   for letting me use his shots of Omsk SUPPORT THE CHANNEL My videos take up to and over 40 hours to produce each and require editing tools and stock footage. Please help me cover the costs with any of the options below: PATREON:   / geoperspective   I proudly support the future of money and accept donations BTC 1KQpMBgmbw4ymeYkgvNYDFqPko9rCU22GE ETH 0x17832E0930c8726E8e396bfaD00d15fb6F0319BA BCH qzc780fdmgacjr8nzzt4wyekrrh4yf8gt5apesm33q TETHER 0x17832E0930c8726E8e396bfaD00d15fb6F0319BA Paypal [email protected] SIMILAR VIDEOS RUSSIA Arkhangelsk is Arkhangelsk :)    • Arkhangelsk Oblast || Russia's OLDEST...   Norilsk - The most polluted city in Russia    • Norilsk: CLOSED most polluted ARCTIC ...   Murmansk Capital of the Arctic    • Murmansk: Why the largest ARCTIC city...   0:00 Introduction to Omsk 0:44 Omsk fortress and the early city 1:20 Siberian Revolution 4:35 The Great Patriotic War (WW2) 5:17 Oil Boom 5:50 Soviet Union - Collapse 6:19 Cathedral Square 7:10 Conclusion 7:40 GUESS THE LOCATION script intro Omsk is not a city that inspires love at first sight. But it is Siberia’s second-largest after Novosibirsk, and if you ask someone east of the Urals which city is the most Siberian of all the answer may very well be Omsk. While Irkutsk (because of Lake Baikal) and Novosibirsk (due to its size) usually get all the attention, Omsk has grown organically to become a significant metropolis. It is about 450 km (280 mi) north of Kazakhstan's capital Nur-Sultan, 600 km (370 mi) west of Novosibirsk and 2236km away from Moscow. So what are the origins of this city, what important role did it play in the formation of modern Russia and what drives it today?