IT IS ONE of Soviet history's great ironies that Stalian and Beria, two of its most notorious political villains, were both born and raised in Georgia, a country renowned for the beauty and charm of its people, as well as for its rich cultural history.
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Beria
by Amy Knight
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"IT IS ONE of Soviet history's great ironies that Stalian and Beria, two of its most notorious political villains, were both born and raised in Georgia, a country renowned for the beauty and charm of its people, as well as for its rich cultural history."
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