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The Man Who Loved Siberia by Roy Jacobsen and Anneliese Pitz princeton the best way to makeSiberia, a fairy tale land, drew Fritz Drries on his first expedition in 1877, when much of it was still largely unmapped. Alone or with his brothers, he bravely faced bears, tigers, bandits, ice, and storms, exploring mountains, rivers, islands, and lakes, collecting vital knowledge of fauna and flora over twenty two long, adventurous years. "Siberia, to me, is a fairy tale land". Fritz Drries set out on his first trip to Eastern Siberia in 1877,