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Земля Санникова ([[wikipedia:Sannikov Land|Sannikov Land]]) is a 1926 Russian/Soviet [[Science Fiction]] / [[Speculative Fiction]] / [[Action Adventure]] novel by Vladimir Obruchev, and a 1973 film adaptation by Albert Mkrtchyan and Leonid Popov. The story is based on the legends about Sannikov Land, an island in the far north of the Arctic Ocean that is warmed by a volcano and inhabited by a tribe called the Onkilon. It is similar to the works of [[Jules Verne]] or Sir [[
The scientist and settler Alexander Ilyin ([[Vladislav Dvorzhetsky]]) persuades goldmine owner Trifon Perfilev to sponsor an expedition to find gold in Sannikov Land. Perfilev agrees, and Ilyin gathers an expedition consisting of himself, officer-adventurer Yevgeny Krestovsky ([[Oleg Dal]]), Katorga runaway and former doctor Gubin, and Ignatiy, Perfilev's servant, who is told to kill the other adventurers if they do find gold.
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