ISLAND OF NAURU. The remnants of past greatness! SUCH A COUNTRY LOST!
Friends!!! On The PointOnTheMap 🎥YouTube channel is the final episode of our trip to the countries of Micronesia. We will show you the island of Nauru.
Nauru is the smallest island nation in the world, only the European Vatican and Monaco are smaller. The history of Nauru is different from other countries in the Pacific. The island is located at the equator on the path of migratory birds and for millions of years phosphorus deposits have formed here from bird droppings. In the 70s of the last century, the islanders began an active export of phosphates and the country was fabulously rich. The incomes of the population grew, a private airline appeared, and even the Nauru House mansion in Melbourne. Then (UNEXPECTED) phosphates ended, as well as residnents' money and the country turned into a typical island in Oceania. We will show the main attractions of Nauru, we will also see the extraction of phosphates. They are still mined, but only in small volumes.
The sad glory of Nauru was brought by the fact that Australia exiled refugee boatmen here. Inhabitants of poor Asian countries in search of the Australian dream by boat embark on a journey from the shores of Indonesia to the Australian island of Christmas. Those who survive in this battle with nature are not sent to prosperous Australia, but to the distribution center in Nauru, where they spend several years waiting for “trips to life”. Tourists are forbidden to visit refugee camps and communicate with them, but we succeeded)
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