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Stop WAR Georgia!!!

Timeline: Georgia-Russia conflict over South Ossetia

According Russian media reports, some 2,000 people have been killed - including Russian peacekeepers - by Georgian military in the South Ossetia capital of Tskhinvali. 

There are reports that Russian air strikes against the Georgian airport, towns in Georgia, including hits on civilian structures. The Georgian government has declared "a state of war."

Putin says 34,000 South Ossetians refugees have flooded into Russia. At a time like this, it's helpful to step back and survey the history of the area.

First three points to consider, then, the timeline:


- Events early in Revolutionary Russia anticipate Georgia's present-day troubles:


(T)he relations between Georgians and Ossetians remained peaceful throughout the Soviet period. . . . 

With the rising of ethnic tensions in South Ossetia in the late 1980s, the 1918-20 thematic surfaced again, with conflicting narratives and interpretations of the conflict. The South Ossetians consider those events as part of their struggle for self-determination and claim that the Georgian reaction to the uprisings was genocide. . . . 

Georgians deny the accusations and consider the figures exaggerated. While not denying the brutality of the fighting, they view the conflict as the first attempt by Russia to destabilize Georgia. . . ."


http://stop-war.us/web/Is_Saakashvili_Hitler_%28Vote%29.html

