An edition of The mysteries of the Caucasus (2010)

The mysteries of the Caucasus

The mysteries of the Caucasus
Dorota Gierycz, Dorota Gierycz
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An edition of The mysteries of the Caucasus (2010)

The mysteries of the Caucasus

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Xlibris Corp
Language
English
Pages
288

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Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Welcome to the Aitar Hotel
Abkhazia : the illusion of freedom
Country roads
The Aitar women
Displaced and abandoned
Dachas of the Communist bosses
Of peacocks and swans
Sochi
Gori and Stalin's birthplace
Kodori Gorge
Smiling faces
Maria
Sergio : death in Baghdad
The Caucasian roulette
Tbilisi, mon amour
Kitty
Shevardnadze : hero of perestroika or "Silver Fox" of the Caucasus?
Rose Revolution or masquerade?
Shevardnadze : an afterword
Russia, Georgia, and their leaders
UNOMIG : mission impossible
Abashidze and the Council of Europe : an odd alliance
Democracy of the Fist : the Georgian crisis of 2007
The summer of Olympics, 2008
The Rose Revolution : six years on
Feeling abandoned : the international community
In the Opposition Club
Epilogue
Selected bibliography
Abbreviations
About the author.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-259).

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Library of Congress
DK678.17 .G54 2010

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Pagination
288 p. :
Number of pages
288

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL25003945M
ISBN 10
1453556877, 1453556885
ISBN 13
9781453556870, 9781453556887, 9781453556894
LCCN
2010911866
OCLC/WorldCat
694151544

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OL16116238W

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