In 1913, Fridtjof Nansen visited Siberia. The result of his trip to Russia, along which he rushed through all of Siberia to the Far East and returned from there to St. Petersburg, was the book “Through Siberia.” The book is of interest to both scientists and lovers of adventurous reading, as Nansen describes the beauty of northern nature, funny incidents from the lives of travelers, and even his rescue of the project organizer from the clutches of a polar bear. You will also learn about the left and right banks of the Yenisei, about how a Russian tarantass is better than a Norwegian crew , about the life of the indigenous population of Siberia and the Krasnoyarsk football team...