In northwest Uzbekistan lies the autonomous republic of Karakalpakstan, a region facing an existential crisis. The Aral Sea disaster has transformed its landscape and economy, but the Karakalpak people have a long and complex history. This episode explores their origins as nomadic herders and fishermen, their incorporation into the Russian Empire and Soviet Union, and their current struggle for cultural survival. We discuss the Qaraqalpaq language, the legacy of the Aral Sea desiccation, and the political dynamics between Tashkent and Nukus. We also touch on the unique art collection at the Savitsky Museum and the 2022 Karakalpakstan protests. Join Lucas and Luna as they delve into the story of a people whose homeland is literally drying up.
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