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|title=<center>Putin - videotaped</center>
|title=<center>Vladimir Putin Vacation Video</center>
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|image=Ptn0.jpg
|imagecaption=Vladimir Putin (on the left)
|imagecaption=Vladimir Putin (on the left)
|status=<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span>
|status=<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially found'''</span>
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At the beginning of May 1992, the family of the mayor of Saint Petersburg, Anatoly Sobchak, and the family of the current president of Russia, Vladimir Putin arrived on holiday to Finland at the invitation of a privately held company and '''recorded it on tape'''. The tape included the families doing things such as talking, fishing, eating, and playing sports and was about 12 minutes long.


At the beginning of May 1992 the family of the mayor of Saint Petersburg Anatoly Sobchak and the family of the current president of Russia Vladimir Putin arrived on holiday to Finland at the invitation of a privately held company.  
How the tape was acquired by non-family members in the first place is unknown, but previous holders of the video initially evaluated the value of the recorded videotape (1 to 5): " Uniqueness of the material - 5 points; The recording level participants' discrediting - 2 points; Social significance of the material - 5 points; Importance of the material to the world - 5 points. Overall - 4.25 points. "


Video content: conversations, fishing, sports, banquet.
==Background==
Video duration: 12 minutes
There is little known about the exact details of this video. It is unknown on who was videotaping, and why this event was recorded. The video also does not appear to contain anything sensitive other than the footage of Putin and his family behaving informally.


The previous holders of the video initially evaluated the value of the recorded videotape (1 to 5): " Uniqueness of the material - 5 points; The recording level participants' discrediting - 2 points; Social significance of the material - 5 points; Importance of the material to the world - 5 points. Overall - 4.25 points. "
==Availability==
 
The information about this tape was found on some online shopping website trading for ฿100 (241500 USD). The seller claims that he bought the physical videotape, in early 2015 and digitized it. Now, he sells the electronic copy of it online. On December 28th, 2021, a 43 second clip of the home video was uploaded to YouTube by user Kuq, after discovering it on a Russian forum.<ref>[https://old.reddit.com/r/lostmedia/comments/rqot0k/found_snippet_vladimir_putin_home_video_lost/ Reddit lost explaining how they found the clip] Retrieved on 28 Dec 2021.]</ref>
 
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== Background ==
  |service1    =youtube
 
  |id1          =https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdJFhPlCZmQ
There is a little known about the exact details of this video. It is unknown on who was videotaping and why this event was recorded. The video also does not appear to to contain anything sensitive other than the footage of Putin and his family behaving informally.
  |description1 =Clip of the home video.
 
}}
 
== Availability ==
 
The information about this tape was found on some online shopping website trading for ฿100 (107106 USD). The seller claims that he bought the physical videotape in early 2015, digitized it and now he sells the electronic copy of it online. There was nothing else found on the Internet about this media other than the screenshots and the description provided by the seller.
 
 
== Gallery ==


==Gallery==
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
<gallery mode=packed heights=175px>
Ptn0.jpg|Vladimir Putin (on the left)
Ptn2.jpg|Vladimir Putin (on the right) and Anatoly Sobchak
Ptn2.jpg|Vladimir Putin (on the right) and Anatoly Sobchak
Ptn3.jpg|Vladimir Putin, Lyudmila Putina and Anatoly Sobchak
Ptn3.jpg|Vladimir Putin, Lyudmila Putina and Anatoly Sobchak
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Ptn6.jpg|Vladimir Putin and Lyudmila Putina.
Ptn6.jpg|Vladimir Putin and Lyudmila Putina.
</gallery>
</gallery>
==External Links==
*[http://niezalezna.pl/62695-na-aukcji-wystawiono-niepublikowane-archiwalne-nagranie-z-putinem-i-jego-rodzina Article on the tape.]
*[https://joker.buzz/item/3 Joker.buzz page for the tape.]


== See also ==
[[Category:Lost recordings of real incidents]]
 
[[Category:Partially found media]]
[http://niezalezna.pl/62695-na-aukcji-wystawiono-niepublikowane-archiwalne-nagranie-z-putinem-i-jego-rodzina Na aukcji wystawiono niepublikowane archiwalne nagranie z Putinem i jego rodziną | niezalezna.pl]
 
[https://joker.buzz/item/3 Original home video with Vladimir Putin Joker.buzz]

Revision as of 04:13, 29 December 2021

Ptn0.jpg

Vladimir Putin (on the left)

Status: Partially found

At the beginning of May 1992, the family of the mayor of Saint Petersburg, Anatoly Sobchak, and the family of the current president of Russia, Vladimir Putin arrived on holiday to Finland at the invitation of a privately held company and recorded it on tape. The tape included the families doing things such as talking, fishing, eating, and playing sports and was about 12 minutes long.

How the tape was acquired by non-family members in the first place is unknown, but previous holders of the video initially evaluated the value of the recorded videotape (1 to 5): " Uniqueness of the material - 5 points; The recording level participants' discrediting - 2 points; Social significance of the material - 5 points; Importance of the material to the world - 5 points. Overall - 4.25 points. "

Background

There is little known about the exact details of this video. It is unknown on who was videotaping, and why this event was recorded. The video also does not appear to contain anything sensitive other than the footage of Putin and his family behaving informally.

Availability

The information about this tape was found on some online shopping website trading for ฿100 (241500 USD). The seller claims that he bought the physical videotape, in early 2015 and digitized it. Now, he sells the electronic copy of it online. On December 28th, 2021, a 43 second clip of the home video was uploaded to YouTube by user Kuq, after discovering it on a Russian forum.[1]

Clip of the home video.

Gallery

External Links