In the mid-1800s, Siberia remained a vast and undeveloped region, presenting a major strategic weakness for Russia. Faced with growing global powers expanding into the Western Pacific, Russia needed ...

Long abandoned and barely remembered, the ghost towns of Siberia and Bagdad once thrived along America’s Mother Road. Today, they stand as quiet echoes of Route 66’s golden age and sudden decline.

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