it was here that the intervention of epilyaev was, who was supposed to take yakutsk and move further and he was stopped here. buivo went down in history like an ice asada. wangi outnumbered the enemy forces twice. in addition, the surrounded bolsheviks were quickly left without food, water and medicines. this went on for 18 days. this is when all of sergei in those days was under crossfire. they say that even if now most of the years you don’t bring a metal detector, then it will ring now the heroic events of the last days of the civil war are immortalized at the site of the battle, a memorial complex was opened. we dug out these bullets, they pulled out from there it was in this house that the detachment was defending a strictly cultural heritage object , restored as much as possible preserving materials for days on end, they say they shot, here is the central exhibit of the memorial complex dedicated to the ice siege, monuments to ivan stron. in yakutia, the hero of the civil war is remembered, they are honored, he was a skilled master of taiga battles. and this talent came in hand

epilyaev two commanders. face to face met in the yakut taiga, social.war ended. it was here that pepeleev's intervention took place, which was supposed to take yakutsk and move further to the urals, and he was stopped here. buffalo went down in history as an ice siege, the enemy's forces were twice as superior. in addition, the surrounded bolsheviks were quickly left without food, water and medicines. this went on for 18 days. this for the whole of sergei in those days was under crossfire. they say that even if there is now and bring a metal detector, it will now ring out heroic events. the last days of the civil war are immortalized at the site of the battle, a memorial complex was opened. we dug here. volvo was pulled out of there, it was in this house that the detachment was defended strictly as an object of cultural heritage, restored as much as possible preserving the materials and appearance of the grandson. the former owner of the estate, aleksey karmanov, shares his childhood memories of the stories of his fellow villagers, they they listened to