Ruins Whisper Old Tales - Abandoned Engineering - Engineering Documentary

Abandoned Engineering - S09 E01
Dive into the shadows of desolate structures and ghostly ruins. Uncover the tales of decayed monuments and ancient relics, where history whispers through the crumbling edifices. Join us for a journey into the forgotten!
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Explore the captivating world of abandoned engineering as we delve into the forgotten remnants of the past. Join us on a thrilling journey through the intriguing stories and engineering marvels of yesteryears. From derelict architecture to forgotten industrial sites, our urban exploration documentary uncovers the hidden gems of industrial history and unravels the engineering mysteries behind these abandoned places around the world.
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40:54 As someone whose father is Armenian and mother is Russian, I have to say that Armenian President Pashinyan this year denied the genocide (which Turks have been denying for about 60 years, while no one even talks about the tens of thousands of Turks killed by Armenians abroad...) and said that it was the result of Russian collaboration. A short quote from the Pashinyan's statement;
"The true extent of this disaster should be clarified by revealing the names and addresses of the affected individuals. The genocide approach derived from 1946 onwards to be used against Türkiye, which was preparing to become a NATO member during the Soviet era, requires explanation."
"We still view the world and ourselves through the prism of genocide. We still relate to the world with the emotional trauma created by that disaster and conduct ourselves. Therefore, we sometimes fail to see present-day realities and can make new mistakes."
“We should approach the issue of genocide not only as a part of the past but also from a political, social and philosophical perspective, considering our future"
Who is right?