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Internal Affairs for "annulment of illegally issued passports." Abkhaz officials announced that a significant number of residents of Gali, Ochamchire and Tkvarcheli districts received Abkhaz passports while at the same time retaining their Georgian citizenship, which constituted a "violation of the law on Abkhaz citizenship". According to the Abkhaz officials, more than 26,000 passports were distributed in Gali, Tkvarcheli and Ochamchire districts, including about 23,000 of which were given out since Russian recognition of Abkhazia's independence in August 2008. These political debates have caused concerns in the ethnic Georgian population of Abkhazia, who reside mainly in Gali district, that they would be stripped of Abkhazian citizenship and thus forced to leave Abkhazia again.
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Christian presence was on the wane, and the dissemination of Islam increasing, evidence of traditional Islam was more apparent among the higher levels of society by the end of the 18th century than among the population at large. The Abkhaz rulers were not in a position to decline Islam, a fact witnessed bythe forced conversion of Shervashidze-Chachba, Abkhazia's ruling prince, to Islam in 1733, following the destruction by the Turks of Elyr, a pilgrimage-site of particular religious significance to the Abkhaz near Ochamchira.
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3296:, the vast majority of Abkhazia's population supports independence, while a smaller number is in favour of joining the Russian Federation. Support for reunification with Georgia is very low. Even among ethnic Georgians, nearly 50% prefer Abkhazia to remain an independent state and less than 20% of them believe returning to Georgia is necessary, as most of them have adjusted to the current situation. Among ethnic Abkhaz, explicit support for reunification with Georgia is around 1%; a similar figure can be found among ethnic Russians and Armenians as well.
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of the ceasefire by the Abkhaz side, fighting continued. After ten days of heavy fighting, Sukhumi was taken by
Abkhazian forces on 27 September 1993. Shevardnadze narrowly escaped death, after vowing to stay in the city no matter what. He changed his mind, however, and decided to flee when separatist snipers fired on the hotel where he was staying. Abkhaz, North Caucasian militants, and their allies committed numerous atrocities against the city's remaining ethnic Georgians, in what has been dubbed the
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4104:, regardless of place of residence, can become Abkhaz citizens. Those who are not ethnic Abkhazians are eligible for citizenship if they lived in Abkhazia for at least five years prior to adoption of act of independence in October 1999. This provision aimed at creating a legal hurdle in obtaining Abkhaz passports for those ethnic Georgians who fled Abkhazia as a result of 1992–1993 armed conflict and who then returned to the Gali district. Abkhazian legislation forbids citizens of Abkhazia from holding
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4053:. After they were checked, Abkhazian applicants were granted Russian citizenship. By 25 June 2002, an estimated 150,000 people in Abkhazia had acquired the new passports, joining 50,000 who already possessed Russian citizenship. The Sukhum authorities, although officially not involved in the registration for Russian nationality process, openly encouraged it. Government officials said privately that President Putin's administration agreed with the passport acquisition during Abkhazia's prime minister
1909:, later a leader of the anti-Moscow Chechen secessionists. They sided with the Abkhaz separatists to fight against the Georgian government. Russian military did not impede the crossing of the Russia-Georgia border by the North Caucasian militants into Abkhazia. In the case of Basayev, it has been suggested that when he and the members of his battalion came to Abkhazia, they received training by the Russian Army (though others dispute this), presenting another possible motive. on September 25, 1992,
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conflict; de-occupation or humanitarian purposes." The law also bans any type of economic activity – entrepreneurial or non-entrepreneurial, if such activities require permits, licences or registration in accordance with
Georgian legislation. It also bans air, sea and railway communications and international transit via the regions, mineral exploration and money transfers. The provision covering economic activities is retroactive, going back to 1990.
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Independent States (CIS), the Council stressed the importance of close, effective cooperation between UNOMIG and that force and looked to all sides to continue to extend the necessary cooperation to them. At the same time, the document reaffirmed the "commitment of all Member States to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognised borders".
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Georgian citizens, stateless persons and foreign citizens, who are in Georgia and enter the occupied territories with appropriate permits. The law also says that de facto state agencies and officials operating in the occupied territories are regarded by Georgia as illegal. The law will remain in force until "the full restoration of Georgian jurisdiction" over the breakaway regions is realised.
4253:. Other popular sports include basketball, boxing and wrestling. The National Basketball Team of Abkhazia played its first game with the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Basketball team on 27 May 2015, which Abkhaz team won by 76–59. Abkhaz basketball team "Apsny" also plays in the Russian Basketball League's Third-Tier in Krasnodar Krai. Abkhazia has had its own amateur football league called the
1748:, as the submission of Abkhazia to another Union Republic was not considered to give enough guarantees of their development. They justified their request by referring to the Leninist tradition of the right of nations to self-determination, which they asserted was violated when Abkhazia's sovereignty was curtailed in 1931. In June 1988, a manifesto defending Abkhaz distinctiveness (known as the
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groups protested against these deals complaining that they undermined state sovereignty and risked exchanging one colonial power (Georgia) for another (Russia). The vice-president, Raul
Khajimba, resigned on 28 May saying he agreed with the criticism the opposition had made. Subsequently, a conference of opposition parties nominated Raul Khajimba as their candidate in the December 2009
1696:) within the Georgian SSR. Despite its nominal autonomy, it was subjected to strong direct rule from central Soviet authorities. The publishing of materials in Abkhazian dwindled and was eventually stopped altogether; Abkhaz schools were closed in 1945–1946, requiring Abkhaz children to study in the Georgian language. This was part of the wider Soviet educational reform launched in all
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the Abkhaz Security Council, 129 local people in Gali fought against Abkhazia. Local political parties and the coordination council of civil organisations expressed concern about Lakoba's dismissal. They claimed that, by dismissing him, the president "made an illegal process legal" – giving Abkhazian passports to Georgian citizens.
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travel) and subsequently paid them retirement pensions and other monetary benefits. More than 80% of the Abkhazian population had received Russian passports by 2006. As Russian citizens living abroad, Abkhazians do not pay Russian taxes or serve in the Russian Army. About 53,000 Abkhazian passports have been issued as of May 2007.
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2683:, then visiting Georgia's capital Tbilisi, joined Georgian politicians in criticism of the Russian peacekeeping mission, stating that "the U.S. administration supports the Georgian government's insistence on the withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from the conflict zones in Abkhazia and the Tskhinvali district".
6569:[CONCLUSION: State Commission of Georgia on established facts of the politics of ethnic cleansing – genocide carried out against the Georgian population of Abkhazia, Georgia, and the transfer of materials to the International Tribunal] (in Russian). geocities.com. February 1997. Archived from
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grew following the Russian recognition of Abkhazian independence in 2008 due to the arrival of Russian tourists. In 2009 the number of Russian tourists in Abkhazia increased by 20% and the total number of Russian tourists reached 1 million. After the tourist boom many Russian businesses began to
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The Abkhazian Armed Forces are the military of the Republic of Abkhazia. The basis of the Abkhazian armed forces was formed by the ethnically Abkhaz National Guard, which was established in early 1992. Most of their weapons come from the former Russian airborne division base in Gudauta. The Abkhazian
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at the end of July. But the ceasefire broke down again on 16 September 1993. Abkhaz forces, with armed support from outside Abkhazia, launched attacks on Sukhumi and Ochamchira. Notwithstanding UN Security Council's call for the immediate cessation of hostilities and its condemnation of the violation
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21 February 1921): "Abkhasie (district of Soukhoum), ..., which are integral parts of the Georgian Republic, enjoy autonomy in the administration of their affairs. The statute concerning the autonomy of districts ... will be the object of special legislation". Regional Research Centre. Retrieved on
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Until the 19th century, young people from Abkhazia usually received their education mainly at religious schools (Muslims at madrasas and Christians at seminaries), although a small number of children from wealthy families had opportunity to travel to foreign countries for education. The first modern
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and displacement due to people fleeing the 1992–1993 war, the Georgian population, and to a lesser extent the Russian and Armenian populations, has greatly declined. In 2003 Armenians formed the second-largest minority group in Abkhazia (closely matching the Georgians), numbering 44,869. By the time
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Greeks constituted a significant minority in the area in the early 1920s (50,000), and remained a major ethnic group until 1945, when they were deported to Central Asia. Under the Soviet Union, the Russian, Armenian, and Georgian populations grew faster than the Abkhaz population, due to large-scale
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economic sanctions imposed on Abkhazia in 1996 are still formally in force, but Russia announced on 6 March 2008 that it would no longer participate in them, declaring them "outdated, impeding the socio-economic development of the region, and causing unjustified hardship for the people of Abkhazia".
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government considers Abkhazia a sovereign country even if it is recognised by few other countries. In early 2000, then-UN Special Representative of the Secretary General Dieter Boden and the Group of Friends of Georgia, consisting of the representatives of Russia, the United States, Britain, France,
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Sporadic acts of violence continued throughout the postwar years. Despite the peacekeeping status of the Russian peacekeepers in Abkhazia, Georgian officials routinely claimed that Russian peacekeepers were inciting violence by supplying Abkhaz rebels with arms and financial support. Russian support
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Since the early 2000s, tennis has become increasingly popular among school age children in Abkhazia. Several tennis players from Sukhumi participated as the national competitions in Russia and played at major international competitions under the Russian flag. For example, tennis player Alen Avidzba
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Because of Abkhazia's proximity to the Black Sea and the shield of the Caucasus Mountains, the region's climate is very mild. The coastal areas of the republic have a subtropical climate, where the average annual temperature in most regions is around 15 °C (59 °F), and the average January
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In the summer of 2011, the Parliament of Georgia adopted a package of legislative amendments providing for the issuance of neutral identification and travel documents to residents of Abkhazia and the former South Ossetian autonomous province of Georgia. The document allows travelling abroad as well
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The law says that the Russian Federation – the state which has carried out military occupation – is fully responsible for the violation of human rights in Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The Russian Federation, according to the document, is also responsible for compensation of material and moral damage
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unveiled his government's new proposals to Abkhazia: the broadest possible autonomy within the framework of a Georgian state, a joint free economic zone, representation in the central authorities including the post of vice-president with the right to veto Abkhaz-related decisions. The Abkhaz leader
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Russian peacekeepers in the republic. About 1,000 Abkhazian soldiers moved to expel the residual Georgian forces within Abkhazia in the Upper Kodori Gorge. By 12 August the Georgian forces and civilians had evacuated the last part of Abkhazia under Georgian government control. Russia recognised the
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after breaking a cease-fire, which drove the Georgian forces out of large swathes of the republic. Shevardnadze's government accused Russia of giving covert military support to the rebels with the aim of "detaching from Georgia its native territory and the Georgia-Russian frontier land". 1992 ended
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on the renewal of the Soviet Union called by Gorbachev; however, 52.3% of Abkhazia's population (almost all of the ethnic non-Georgian population) took part in the referendum and voted by an overwhelming majority (98.6%) to preserve the Union. Most ethnic non-Georgians in Abkhazia later boycotted a
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supported the Georgianization of Abkhazia. Peasant households from the rest of the Georgian SSR were resettled to Abkhazia, which included the organised settlement of ethnic Georgians. About 9,000 peasant households were settled in the underpopulated areas of Abkhazia between 1947 and 1952 and left
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by Russia in 1864. The autonomy of Abkhazia, which had functioned as a pro-Russian "buffer zone" in this troublesome region, was no longer needed by the Tsarist government and the rule of the Sharvashidze came to an end; in November 1864, Prince Mikhail (Hamud-Bey) was forced to renounce his rights
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In October 2013 Alexander Ankvab signed a document ordering the firing of Stanislav Lakoba. The document did not state any reason for the decision but Lakoba saw it as related to his political position on granting citizenship to Georgians living in Gali. Lakoba claimed that, according to data from
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Abkhazian officials have stated that they have given the Russian Federation the responsibility of representing their interests abroad. Russia has a major military and economic presence in Abkhazia, and the relationship between the two has been described as asymmetrical, with Abkhazia being heavily
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The US rejects the unilateral secession of Abkhazia and urges its integration into Georgia as an autonomous unit. In 1998 the US announced its readiness to allocate up to $ 15 million for rehabilitation of infrastructure in the Gali region if substantial progress is made in the peace process.
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Since independence was recognised by Russia, a series of controversial agreements were made between the Abkhazian government and the Russian Federation that leased or sold a number of key state assets and relinquished control over the borders. In May 2009 several opposition parties and war veteran
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authorities "to refrain from adopting measures incompatible with the right to return and with international human rights standards, such as discriminatory legislation... to cooperate in the establishment of a permanent international human rights office in Gali and to admit United Nations civilian
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began to disintegrate at the end of the 1980s, ethnic tensions grew between the Abkhaz and Georgians over Georgia's moves towards independence. Many Abkhaz opposed this, fearing that an independent Georgia would lead to the elimination of their autonomy, and argued instead for the establishment of
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The policy of repression was eased after Stalin's death and Beria's execution, and the Abkhaz were given a greater role in the governance of the republic. As in most of the smaller autonomous republics, the Soviet government encouraged the development of culture and particularly of literature. The
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On 26 May 1918, Georgia declared independence from the Transcaucasian Federation, which soon dissolved. On 8 June 1918, the Abkhaz People's Council signed a treaty with the Georgian National Council, which confirmed Abkhazia's status as an autonomy within the Georgian Democratic Republic. Georgian
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adopted on 31 May 2002 introduced a simplified procedure of citizenship acquisition for former citizens of the Soviet Union regardless of their place of residence. In Abkhazia and South Ossetia, the application process was simplified even further, and people could apply even without leaving their
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The official language of the Republic of Abkhazia shall be the Abkhazian language. The Russian language, equally with the Abkhazian language, shall be recognized as a language of State and other institutions. The State shall guarantee the right to freely use the mother language for all the ethnic
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were present in that area. It urged the leadership of the Abkhaz side to address seriously the need for a dignified, secure return of refugees and internally displaced persons and to reassure the local population in the Gali district that their residency rights and identity will be respected. The
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reported the ethnic-based violence against Georgians in Gudauta. The Abkhaz were relatively unarmed at the time and the Georgian troops were able to march into the capital Sukhumi with relatively little resistance and subsequently engaged in ethnically based pillage, looting, assault, and murder.
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Ethnic Georgians who have returned to the Gali district and want to obtain Abkhaz passports, according to Abkhazian law, should undergo lengthy procedures which also include a requirement to submit documented proof that they renounced their Georgian citizenship. President Bagapsh was inclined to
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On 17 March 1898, the synodal department of the Russian Orthodox Church of Georgia-Imereti, by Order 2771, again prohibited teaching and the conduct of religious services in Georgian. Mass protests by the Georgian population of Abkhazia and Samurzakano followed, news of which reached the Russian
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According to the official statistical data, Abkhazia has 12 TVET colleges (as of 2019, est.) providing education and vocational training to youth mostly in the capital city, though there are several colleges in all major district centers. Independent international assessments suggest that these
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On 18 September 2013, the Parliament of Republic of Abkhazia adopted a resolution instructing the prosecutor's office to carry out a "sweeping" probe into passport offices of the interior ministry and where wrongdoings were found in the distribution of passports to refer those violations to the
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In early 2013 the process of passportisation of ethnic Georgians came under the scrutiny of Abkhaz opposition groups who turned this issue into one of the central topics of the breakaway region's internal politics, and issuing of passports was suspended in May. Opposition claimed that "massive"
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supplied logistical and military aid to the separatist side. Today, Russia still maintains a strong political and military influence over separatist rule in Abkhazia. Russia has also issued passports to the citizens of Abkhazia since 2000 (as Abkhazian passports cannot be used for international
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where Russia decided to support the Ossetian separatists who had been attacked by Georgia. The conflict escalated into a full-scale war between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Georgia. On 10 August 2008, an estimated 9,000 Russian soldiers entered Abkhazia ostensibly to reinforce the
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The first evidence of Abkhazian Muslims was given in the 1640s by the Turkish historian Evliya Qelebi, whose mother was an Abkhazian. On his travels he recorded that the Abkhazians had a mosque and that among them were "many Muslims." This Muslim population, according to Qelebi, was hostile to
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participated at the Davis Cup in 2016 and Amina Anshba won a silver medal at an international tournament in Turkey in 2017. In fact, according to the official information from the Tennis portal.ru the highest career achievement of Amina Anshba was 278th place in the ranking among women in 2021
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The campaign of ethnic cleansing also included Russians, Armenians, Greeks, moderate Abkhaz and other minor ethnic groups living in Abkhazia. More than 20,000 houses owned by ethnic Georgians were destroyed. Hundreds of schools, kindergartens, churches, hospitals, and historical monuments were
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In 2014, separatist Republic of Abkhazia and Russian Federation signed the "Treaty of Alliance and Strategic Partnership" with Russia. Based on this treaty, in November 2020, Abkhazia launched a program on the "formation of common social and economic space" with Russia to make Abkhaz laws and
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The legislation, however, also lists "special" cases in which entry into the breakaway regions will not be regarded as illegal. It stipulates that a special permit on entry into the breakaway regions can be issued if the trip there "serves Georgia's state interests; peaceful resolution of the
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between 1994 and 1998, but tens of thousands were displaced again when fighting resumed in the Gali District in 1998. Nevertheless, between 40,000 and 60,000 refugees have returned to the Gali District since 1998, including persons commuting daily across the ceasefire line and those migrating
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called an extraordinary session for 25 August 2008 to discuss recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Following a unanimous resolution that was passed by both houses of the parliament calling on the Russian president to recognise independence of the breakaway republics, Russian president,
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adopted a non-binding resolution recognising the right of all refugees (including victims of reported "ethnic cleansing") to return to Abkhazia and to retain or regain their property rights there. It "regretted" the attempts to alter pre-war demographic composition and called for the "rapid
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was valid for crossing the Russian-Abkhaz border. According to the staff of Abkhazia's passport and visa service, there were about two to three thousand mostly elderly people left with Soviet passports who had no chance of acquiring new documents. These people were not able to get Russian
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as acting president, declaring Ankvab unable to serve. It also decided to hold an early presidential election on 24 August 2014. Ankvab soon declared his formal resignation, although he accused his opponents of acting immorally and violating the constitution. Raul Khajimba was later
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resulted in the expulsion and flight of over half of the republic's population, which had numbered 525,061 in the 1989 census. The population of Abkhazia remains ethnically very diverse, even after the 1992–1993 war. At present the population of Abkhazia is mainly made up of ethnic
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Abkhazians began mass acquisition of Russian passports in 2002. It is reported that the public organisation the Congress of Russian Communities of Abkhazia started collecting Abkhazians' Soviet-era travel documents. It then sent them to a consular department specially set up by
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Later in April 2008, Russia accused Georgia of trying to exploit NATO support in order to control Abkhazia by force and announced it would increase its military presence in the region, pledging to retaliate militarily against Georgia's efforts. The Georgian Prime Minister
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the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Georgia within its internationally recognised borders" and outlined the basic principles of conflict resolution which call for immediate return of all displaced persons and for non-resumption of hostilities.
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recognised Abkhazia, reportedly in return for $ 50 million in humanitarian aid from Russia. The unrecognised republic of Transnistria and the partially recognised republic of South Ossetia have recognised Abkhazia since 2006. Abkhazia is also a member of the
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According to the last census in 2011 Abkhazia had 240,705 inhabitants. The Department of Statistics of Georgia estimated Abkhazia's population to be approximately 179,000 in 2003, and 178,000 in 2005 (the last year when such estimates were published in Georgia).
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seasonally in accordance with agricultural cycles. The human rights situation remained precarious for a while in the Georgian-populated areas of the Gali District. The United Nations and other international organisations have been fruitlessly urging the Abkhaz
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In 2005, citing the need to integrate ethnic Georgian residents of eastern districts of Abkhazia, the then leadership of Abkhazia showed signs of a softening stance towards granting of citizenship to the residents of Gali, Ochamchire and Tkvarcheli districts.
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in the north of the region. Although Abkhazia's complex topographic setting has spared most of the territory from significant human development, its cultivated fertile lands produce tea, tobacco, wine and fruits, a mainstay of the local agricultural sector.
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According to a survey held in 2003, 60% of respondents identified themselves as Christian, 16% as Muslim, 8% as atheist or irreligious, 8% as adhering to the traditional Abkhazian religion or as Pagan, 2% as follower of other religions and 6% as undecided.
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mission until 15 April 2007. Acknowledging that the "new and tense situation" resulted, at least in part, from the Georgian special forces' operation in the upper Kodori Valley, the resolution urged the country to ensure that no troops unauthorised by the
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The Abkhaz forces quickly overran the rest of Abkhazia as the Georgian government faced a second threat; an uprising by the supporters of the deposed Zviad Gamsakhurdia in the region of Mingrelia (Samegrelo). Only a small region of eastern Abkhazia, the
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threatened international organisations that accepted neutral passports, saying during a meeting with the leadership of the foreign ministry that "international organizations that suggest the so-called neutral passports, will leave Abkhazia."
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invest money in Abkhazian tourist infrastructure. With the main highway of the country being rebuilt in 2014 many damaged hotels in Gagra are either being restored or demolished. In 2014, 1.16 million Russian tourists visited Abkhazia.
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Georgian side is "once again urged to address seriously legitimate Abkhaz security concerns, to avoid steps that could be seen as threatening and to refrain from militant rhetoric and provocative actions, especially in upper Kodori Valley."
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demanded the Russian authorities introduce Abkhazian and Georgian languages in church services and education. The official response was a criminal case brought against Tedo Sakhokia and leaders of his "Georgian Party" active in Abkhazia.
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The conflict was in stalemate until July 1993, when Abkhaz separatist militias launched an abortive attack on Georgian-held Sukhumi. They surrounded and heavily shelled the capital, where Shevardnadze was trapped. The warring sides
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as enjoying social benefits existing in Georgia. The new neutral identification and travel documents were called "neutral passports". The status-neutral passports do not carry state symbols of Georgia. Abkhazia's foreign minister,
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ancestry. Facing a growing Armenian community, this move has been linked with the wish of the ruling Abkhaz —who have often been in the minority on their territory— to tilt the demographic balance in favour of the titular nation.
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administrative measures more similar to Russian ones in social, economic, health and political spheres. On 15 August 2024, the Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development Dmitry Volvach said that the process of Abkhazia's
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temperature remains above freezing. The climate at higher elevations varies from maritime mountainous to cold and summerless. Also, due to its position on the windward slopes of the Caucasus, Abkhazia receives high amounts of
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The successful defence against the Arab Caliphate, and new territorial gains in the east gave the Abasgian princes enough power to claim more autonomy from the Byzantine Empire. Circa 778, Prince Leon II, with the help of the
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report). Georgian troops have been accused of having committed looting and murders "for the purpose of terrorising, robbing and driving the Abkhaz population out of their homes" in the first phase of the war (according to
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on 16 July 1989 in Sukhumi. Numerous Georgians were killed or injured when they tried to enroll in a Georgian university instead of an Abkhaz one. After several days of violence, Soviet troops restored order in the city.
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In March 1990, Georgia declared sovereignty, unilaterally nullifying treaties concluded by the Soviet government since 1921 and thereby moving closer to independence. The Republic of Georgia boycotted the 17 March 1991
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Abkhazia is diverse geographically with lowlands stretching to the extremely mountainous north. The Greater Caucasus Mountain Range runs along the region's northern border, with its spurs – the Gagra,
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conquest of the Caucasus. Today, Turkey is home to the world's largest Abkhaz diaspora community. Size estimates vary – diaspora leaders say 1 million people; Abkhaz estimates range from 150,000 to 500,000.
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and Kodori ranges – dividing the area into a number of deep, well-watered valleys. The highest peaks of Abkhazia are in the northeast and east and several exceed 4,000 metres (13,123 ft)
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Georgia criticized the proposals for Abkhazia's entry into the Russian Federation and Union State. In 2014, Georgia's Foreign Ministry issued a statement, calling the Russia-Abkhazia treaty on integration a
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had to study and pray in Russian. After the mass deportation of 1878, Abkhazians were left in the minority, officially branded "guilty people", and had no leader capable of mounting serious opposition to
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instructed his government to establish official ties with South Ossetia and Abkhazia, leading to Georgia's condemnation of what it described as an attempt at "de facto annexation" and criticism from the
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issued Order 4880, which decreed that those parishes where the congregation was Mingrelian (i.e. Georgian), conduct both church services and church education in Georgian, while Abkhazian parishes use
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formed the second-largest minority group with a population of 46,455. Despite the official numbers, unofficial sources estimate that the Abkhaz and Armenian communities are roughly equal in number.
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in order to expel and eliminate the Georgian ethnic population in Abkhazia. About 5,000 were killed, 400 went missing and up to 250,000 ethnic Georgians were expelled from their homes. According to
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army defeated another Bolshevik rebellion in the region. It remained part of Georgia after another Bolshevik revolt and a Turkish expedition were defeated in 1918. Russian general and a leader of
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against Georgian forces, which led to the formal recognition of Abkhazia by Russia, the annulment of the 1994 ceasefire agreement and the termination of the UN mission. On 23 October 2008, the
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Kolossov, Vladimir; O'Loughlin, John (2011). "After the Wars in the South CaucasusState of Georgia: Economic Insecuritiesand Migration in the "De Facto" Statesof Abkhazia and South Ossetia".
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colleges train in about 20 different specialties attracting between 1000 and 1300 young people annually (aged between 16 and 29) (as of 2019, est.). The largest colleges are as follows:
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passportisation involving granting citizenship to ethnic Georgians in eastern districts was fraught with risk of "losing sovereignty and territorial integrity." According to Apsnypress,
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was more evident in the higher levels of society rather than the general population. In his work, Çelebi also wrote that the principal tribe of Abkhazian principality, Chách, spoke
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from the root 'die' in the sense of 'mortal being'. The popular belief that the toponym is etymologisable as 'Land of the Soul' is demonstrated by Chirikba to be no longer tenable.
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Ottoman influence grew significantly in the 18th century with the construction of a fort in Sukhumi, accompanied by a conversion of the rulers of Abkhazia and many other Abkhaz to
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were vying for control of the region, the rulers of Abkhazia shifted back and forth across the religious divide. The first attempt to enter into relations with Russia was made by
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is a key industry and, according to Abkhazia's authorities, almost a million tourists (mainly from Russia) came to Abkhazia in 2007. Abkhazia exports wine and fruits, especially
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The apsuara, the Abkhaz code of honor, is very stringent regarding hospitality. One of its principles is to respect guests even if they have committed crimes against the host.
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rejected these new initiatives as "propaganda", leading to Georgia's complaints that this skepticism was "triggered by Russia, rather than by real mood of the Abkhaz people."
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Russia has started work on the establishment of a naval base in Ochamchire by dredging the coast to allow the passage of their larger naval vessels. As a response to the
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entered Abkhazia to free captive Georgian officials, and to reopen the railway line. Abkhaz troops were the first to open fire. Abkhaz separatist government retreated to
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pillaged and destroyed. Following the process of ethnic cleansing and mass expulsion, the population of Abkhazia has been reduced to 216,000, from 525,000 in 1989.
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was set up in Southern Caucasus, which gradually took steps towards the independence. Transcaucasia declared its independence from Russia on 9 April 1918 as a
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intensified his ties with hard-line Russian politicians and military elite and declared he was ready for a war with Georgia. To respond to this situation,
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issued a statement insisting that Abkhazians were citizens of Georgia and calling the passport allocation an "unprecedented illegal campaign". President
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to join Russia. Medvedev also mocked Georgia's desire to restore its territorial integrity, saying that "Georgia can only be united as part of Russia".
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homes. Russian non-governmental organisations with close ties to Russian officialdom simply took their papers to a nearby Russian city for processing.
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and argued that he was not that much sure that Abkhazia was part of Georgia. In October, the Abkhaz and North Caucasian paramilitaries mounted a major
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and Russia began issuing passports to the population of Abkhazia. Georgia has also accused Russia of violating its airspace by sending helicopters to
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that Georgia recognises as the legal government of Abkhazia. This pro-Georgian government maintained a foothold on Abkhazian territory, in the upper
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Most refugees from the 1992–1993 war (mainly ethnic Georgians) have not been able to return and have thus been excluded from the political process.
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police without further delay." Key officials of the Gali District are virtually all ethnic Abkhaz, though their support staff are ethnic Georgian.
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to the north and northeast separate Abkhazia and the Russian Federation. To the east and southeast, Abkhazia is bounded by the Georgian region of
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were held in March 2017. Ethnicities other than Abkhaz (Armenians, Russians and Georgians) are claimed to be under-represented in the Assembly.
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and Russia's subsequent recognition of Abkhazia's independence. About half of Abkhazia's state budget is financed with aid money from Russia.
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where it operated as the Government of Abkhazia in exile for almost 13 years. During this period, the Government of Abkhazia in exile, led by
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dependent on Russia. Half of Abkhazia's budget comes from Russian funding, much of its state structure is integrated with Russia, it uses the
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peoples somewhere in modern Abkhazia on the eastern shore of the Black Sea. This region was subsequently absorbed in 63 BC into the
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in Georgian sources), this new polity continued to be referred to as Egrisi in some Byzantine era Georgian and Armenian chronicles (e.g.
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development of a timetable to ensure the prompt voluntary return of all refugees and internally displaced persons to their homes."
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official, were everywhere in Sukhumi. Deputies of Russia's parliament and Russian singers, led by
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12115:"Сухуми требует от директоров грузинских школ перехода на русскоязычное обучение"
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11270:"Кавказский Узел – В 2009 году туристический поток в Абхазии увеличился на 20%"
10379:"Georgia calls Russia-Abkhazia treaty a "de-facto annexation" of its territory"
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10845:"Moscow, Sokhumi Sign 'Common Social-Economic Space' Program, Tbilisi Decries"
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9926:"Abkhazia-Georgia: Première Urgence is implementing a food security programme"
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Resolutions 849, 854, 858, 876, 881 and 892 adopted by the UN Security Council
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7095:"The Chechen's Story: From Unrivaled Guerrilla Leader to the Terror of Russia"
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The Abkhaz military defeat was met with a hostile response by the self-styled
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Eurasian Borderlands: Spatializing Borders in the Aftermath of State Collapse
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10095:"Georgia Severs Relations With Syria For Recognizing Abkhazia, South Ossetia"
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11184:Основными торговыми партнерами Абхазии продолжают оставаться Россия и Турция
10509:"Official advice for New Zealanders living and travelling overseas: Georgia"
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Conflict Resolution and Status: the Case of Georgia and Abkhazia (1989–2008)
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Emmanuel Karagiannis. Energy and Security in the Caucasus. Routledge, 2002.
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There are two main entrances into Abkhazia. The southern entrance is at the
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serves as a boundary between Abkhazia and Georgia proper. There are several
2713:, based on a Group of Friends of the Secretary-General draft, extending the
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had been going on between his government and supporters of former President
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peoples were nominal Roman subjects, and there was a small Roman outpost in
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11187:[Russia and Turkey continue to be Abkhazia's main trade partners].
10699:"Kremlin announces that South Ossetia will join "one united Russian state""
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Embassy of the Republic of Abkhazia in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
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International Society to Bring a Verdict on the Tragedy of Abkhazia/Georgia
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1 February 2011 was the last day in the post-Soviet era when a passport of
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The Abkhazian Land Forces with a permanent force of around 5,000, but with
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said Georgia will treat any additional troops in Abkhazia as "aggressors".
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Abkhazia as a separate Soviet republic in its own right. With the onset of
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11889:"Language policy in Abkhazia: promoting Abkhazian or forgetting Georgian?"
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Narrative of Travels in Europe, Asia and Africa in the Seventeenth Century
5742:"Travellers' Tales of Mingrelia and of the ancient fortress of Nokalakevi"
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11388:: Population, Table 2.1, p. 33, Department for Statistics, Tbilisi (2005)
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10291:"Bzhania Readies to Host the Russian Navy, Wants to Join the Union State"
10011:[Decree No. 47-2008: The President of the Republic of Nicaragua]
9182:"Recognition may come 'this year', South Ossetia's leaders says – Report"
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11300:"Кавказский Узел – В 2009 году Абхазию посетило около миллиона туристов"
11192:
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8257:"Putin strengthens ties with Georgia breakaway region; Tbilisi protests"
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12260:Адепт Бурдье на Кавказе: Эскизы к биографии в миросистемной перспективе
11730:
11127:"Безграничная Абхазия Что получила республика от российского признания"
11095:
10885:
Caught Between Borders: Response Strategies of the Internally Displaced
10049:
9414:"CoE, PACE Chairs Condemn Russia's Move, Civil Georgia, 26 August 2008"
9349:
8415:""Moldova's Energy Strategy and the "Frozen Conflict" of Transnistria""
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The Stalin-Beria Terror in Abkhazia, 1936–1953, by Stephen D. Shenfield
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Edmund Ollier. Cassell's illustrated history of the Russo-Turkish. 1885
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was created in the 19th century. The first newspaper in Abkhaz, called
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Resolving Georgian crisis may be harder after Russian recognition move
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The British and Foreign Review: Or, European Quarterly. 1838, p. 422.;
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Abkhazia granted refugee status to a few hundred Syrians with Abkhaz,
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at the end of the 10th century and the beginning of the 11th century.
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11246:"Russia expands economic ties with Abkhazia, Georgia angry, CIS idle"
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9499:"Tensions build as U.S. ship arrives in Georgia, CNN, 29 August 2008"
9222:
In Quotes: International Reaction to Russia's Abkhaz, S.Ossetian Move
6646:Референдум о сохранении СССР. Грузия строит демократию на беззаконии.
5564:; Graham Smith, Edward A Allworth, Vivien A Law et al., pages 56–58;
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Olson, James S; Pappas, Lee Brigance; Pappas, Nicholas C. J. (1994).
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Graham Smith, Edward A. Allworth, Vivien A. Law et al., pages 56–58;
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issued the Lykhny Appeal, calling for Abkhazia to become part of the
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The leaders of Abkhazia, Russia and South Ossetia, shortly after the
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passed a resolution declaring Abkhazia a Russian-occupied territory.
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with the rebels in control of much of Abkhazia northwest of Sukhumi.
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12000:"Abkhaz Decision on Passports Leaves Many Georgians in Gali Worried"
9979:"Russia welcomes Nicaragua's recognition of South Ossetia, Abkhazia"
8227:"Vladimir Putin signs treaty with Abkhazia and puts Tbilisi on edge"
6341:"Special Issue; The Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict: Past, Present, Future"
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The ethnic composition of Abkhazia has played a central role in the
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Summit decision and later at the Lisbon Summit Declaration in 1996.
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Bourdieu's Secret Admirer in the Caucasus: A World-System Biography
11848:
11330:"Ростуризм увеличил туристические показатели сразу в несколько раз"
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Moscow kills Boden paper, threatens to terminate UNOMIG in Georgia.
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After the break-up of the Soviet Union, many Abkhazians kept their
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as its currency, and the two countries share a common economic and
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in Abkhazia. These units are reportedly subordinate to the Russian
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10539:, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade via smartraveller.gov.au
8483:"Tiny Nauru struts world stage by recognising breakaway republics"
8287:"Opposition Protests In Georgia's Breakaway Abkhazia Turn Violent"
8022:[Vice-President Raul Khajimba has resigned] (in Russian).
7457:"World Review – Washington shames Moscow over 'occupied' Abkhazia"
7208:"CSCE Budapest Document 1994, Budapest Decisions, Regional Issues"
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4643:
Moscow Says Abkhazia, S. Ossetia Shall be Less Dependent on Russia
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On 13 October 2006, the UN Security Council unanimously adopted a
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White Book of Abkhazia. 1992–1993 Documents, Materials, Evidences
10009:"Decreto No. 47-2008: El Presidente de la República de Nicaragua"
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9758:. 22 August 2006. Archived from the original on 30 November 2006.
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7150:"UNOMIG: United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia – Background"
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Abkhazia on 23 May 2011, but withdrew recognition on 20 May 2013.
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12058:"Authorities in Abkhazia Plan to Strip Georgians of Citizenship"
9685:"More Disagreements Emerge Between Abkhaz and Russian Interests"
7822:"Report blames Georgia for starting war with Russia: newspapers"
7644:
2297:. Russia and Nicaragua officially recognised Abkhazia after the
1475:(1853–1856), Russian forces had to evacuate Abkhazia and Prince
1214:. Stratophilus, the Metropolitan of Pityus, participated in the
812:—the largest single ethnic group at that time—culminated in the
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12031:"Sokhumi Suspends Issuing Abkhaz Passports to Ethnic Georgians"
11845:
Abkhazia in the Context of Contemporary International Relations
10982:"Russland legitimiert Beziehungen zu Abchasien und Südossetien"
8887:
State Ministry for Reconciliation and Civic Equality of Georgia
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An Ethnohistorical Dictionary of the Russian and Soviet Empires
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3575:. Abkhazia has experienced a modest economic upswing since the
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has already funded some humanitarian initiatives for Abkhazia.
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On 9 August 2008, Abkhazian forces fired on Georgian forces in
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11034:"Putin Sparks Georgia Fury With 'Annexation' Deal in Abkhazia"
5057:"Abkhazia's status as part of Georgia: historical perspective"
4341:, another region of Georgia which is also a disputed territory
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High Representative for the Common Foreign and Security Policy
989:) and in most languages is derived directly from the Russian.
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8513:"Diplomat: Belarus to recognise Abkhazia, South Ossetia soon"
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5611:Амичба, Георгий (1986). "История и восхваление венценосцев".
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The Abkhazian Navy that consists of three divisions based in
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The Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia is the
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11634:. Portal-credo.ru (17 March 2004). Retrieved on 30 May 2011.
10155:"Georgia Says Vanuatu Has Withdrawn Recognition of Abkhazia"
9953:"Georgia and Russia: The occupation too many have forgotten"
9870:"Our work in Georgia, what we do and where – The HALO Trust"
9849:
Security Council extends Georgia Mission until 15 April 2007
9784:
Solana fears Kosovo 'precedent' for Abkhazia, South Ossetia.
9639:"The Republic of Spies: How Russia's FSB Colonized Abkhazia"
9388:"Scheffer 'Rejects' Russia's Move, Civil.ge, 26 August 2008"
8390:. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PMR. 15 June 2012.
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divided Georgia into eight military-administrative sectors (
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of Abkhazia. He was one of the first representatives of the
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fought for supremacy over Abkhazia, a conflict known as the
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12346:"A World Cup for countries that are not actually countries"
10764:"Abkhazia Is Not Crimea but Everything Is Set to Become It"
9859:, The UN Department of Public Information, 13 October 2006.
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11591:. Eurasianet.org (8 March 2009). Retrieved on 30 May 2011.
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Inside Abkhazia: A Survey of Attitudes in a De Facto State
7962:"Abkhazia, S.Ossetia Formally Declared Occupied Territory"
7686:"Official: Government Forces Control Most of Kodori Gorge"
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Tüysüzoğlu, Göktürk; Özkan, Arda, eds. (25 January 2022).
6284:. London: Europa Publications Limited. 1999. p. 363.
5488:
5486:
4612:"Государственный комитет Республики Абхазия по статистике"
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844:, a position shared by most United Nations member states.
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9503:
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Russia recognizes independence of Georgia's rebel regions
8321:"Frozen Conflicts in the Black Sea-South Caucasus Region"
7480:"In Caucasus, Separatist Struggle Is Pursued as a Pogrom"
6703:
Statehood and security: Georgia after the Rose Revolution
6282:
Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States
5723:"Станислав Лакоба. Двуглавый орел и традиционная Абхазия"
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and include both ground elements and air defence assets.
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recognised Abkhazia on 17 November 2006. Self-proclaimed
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together with Khajimba, who, like Putin, had worked as a
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in the late 1980s. Simmering ethnic tensions between the
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Lisbon Summit Declaration of the OSCE, 2–3 December 1996
9469:"West condemns Russia over Georgia, BBC, 26 August 2008"
8108:"Georgia Abkhazia: Leader 'flees' protesters in Sukhumi"
6930:
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6823:"The 1992-93 Georgia-Abkhazia War: A Forgotten Conflict"
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Abkhazia
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The Politics of Ethnic Separatism in Russia and Georgia
10331:"Russia threatens to annex Georgia's breakaway regions"
8813:
Burjanadze: Russia Behind Sokhumi's No to New Proposals
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Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs. 28 July 2005.
8139:"President of Georgian Abkhazia Resigns Under Pressure"
7914:"Georgia: OSCE Terminates Its 17-Year Georgian Mission"
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1921 Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Georgia
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International recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia
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highlanders of Western Caucasia were finally subjugated
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and had Aslan-Bey replaced with his rival and brother,
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State Building and Conflict Resolution in the Caucasus
9668:. The National (UAE news organization). Archived from
8908:"CDL(2009)004: Law on occupied territories of Georgia"
8569:"Negotiations of the EU-Georgia Association Agreement"
7293:
4931:"Abkhazia: Problems and the Paths to their Resolution"
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said that he would be asking his Russian counterpart,
3251:. Bagapsh came to power following the deeply divisive
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10402:"Factbox – Key facts on Georgia's breakaway Abkhazia"
9259:"Russia to recognise breakaway region's independence"
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8196:"Georgians protest against Russia-Abkhazia agreement"
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Nowak, David; Torchia, Christopher (14 August 2008),
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A majority of inhabitants of Abkhazia are Christian (
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that followed. The current Head of the Government is
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of up to 250,000 Georgians, a claim supported by the
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6388:"Functioning of the Abkhazian Language in Education"
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4897:"Contested Borders in the Caucasus: Chapter I (3/4)"
4658:"Abkhazia remains available by Georgian phone codes"
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Russia 'not neutral' in Black Sea conflict, EU says
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3967:Article 6 of the Constitution of Abkhazia states:
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2964:, there have been several proposals voiced by the
13339:
10883:Birgitte Refslund Sørensen, Marc Vincent (2001),
10617:"President of Abkhazia Re-elected by Wide Margin"
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9666:"Abkhazia: From Georgia's Pan into Russia's Fire"
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5678:История Абхазии с древнейших времен до наших дней
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3329:Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
3319:Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
3270:, which consists of 35 elected members. The last
2992:. This is thought to be a starting point for the
2870:Partially recognised and unrecognised territories
2273:Map of Georgia highlighting Abkhazia (green) and
1875:Confederation of Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus
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9065:"Abkhazian leader opposed to neutral passports"
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6252:Abkhazia. Problems of international recognition
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4100:According to the Abkhazian law on citizenship,
3438:The Republic of Abkhazia is divided into seven
1542:) had populated Abkhazia since the time of the
16518:Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization
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8939:"Bill on Occupied Territories Signed into Law"
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5801:Beradze, T.; Topuria, K.; Khorava, B. (2009).
5533:Nation-building in the post-Soviet borderlands
5354:(2004). "The Expedition of Flavius Arrianus".
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3389:, his envoy in the peace talks over Abkhazia.
2308:Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization
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8880:"The Law of Georgia on Occupied Territories"
8599:"RESOLUTION 382 ON THE SITUATION IN GEORGIA"
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3781:in the mid-19th century after resisting the
3514:The Abkhazian Armed Forces are composed of:
2990:Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic
2758:European Union Monitoring Mission in Georgia
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818:ethnic cleansing of Georgians from Abkhazia
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3136:separates the region from Russia, and the
2956:Proposals on entry into Russian Federation
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11887:Mateu, Sandra Veloy (16 September 2016).
9612:"Abkhazia and the Perils of Independence"
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2998:ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia
2839:recognised Abkhazia on 10 September 2009.
2560:, NATO, and several Western governments.
1989:Ethnic cleansing of Georgians in Abkhazia
1296:as the language of literacy and culture.
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6908:
6869:
6669:"Georgia: Abkhazia and South Ossetia"
6491:Edge of Empires. A History of Georgia
6262:from the original on 3 September 2008
6182:"Georgia troops seize Gagra, Ardagan"
6120:
6037:from the original on 18 February 2023
5796:
5794:
5653:Edge of Empires: A History of Georgia
5628:Edge of Empires: A History of Georgia
5588:Edge of Empires: A History of Georgia
5416:Edge of Empires: A History of Georgia
5378:
5328:Edge of Empires: A History of Georgia
4951:from the original on 27 February 2015
4925:
4870:
4762:
4756:
4573:
4447:
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4010:
3976:The languages spoken in Abkhazia are
3266:Legislative powers are vested in the
2547:, suggesting that they had created a
1881:uniting a number of movements in the
1644:Socialist Soviet Republic of Abkhazia
1607:laid claims on Abkhazia and captured
1353:
425:Socialist Soviet Republic of Abkhazia
12438:from the original on 8 December 2021
12295:from the original on 5 December 2017
11855:from the original on 5 February 2023
11817:from the original on 16 October 2017
11785:from the original on 16 October 2017
11755:from the original on 17 October 2017
11476:from the original on 17 October 2017
11386:Statistical Yearbook of Georgia 2005
11340:from the original on 22 January 2015
11280:from the original on 22 January 2015
10774:from the original on 28 January 2022
10496:from the original on 3 December 2016
9565:"Russia's build-up in the Black Sea"
8836:OSCE PA Concerned over Russian Moves
8549:from the original on 6 December 2014
8417:. Ekemeuroenergy.org. Archived from
8175:from the original on 10 January 2015
8171:. Civil Georgia. 25 September 2014.
7976:
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7626:from the original on 16 October 2017
7407:from the original on 26 October 2022
7381:from the original on 7 February 2021
6577:
6244:Neproshin, A. Ju. (16–17 May 2006),
5850:from the original on 16 October 2015
5739:
5507:A Companion to Procopius of Caesarea
5471:from the original on 11 January 2022
5395:from the original on 26 January 2024
5350:
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4822:from the original on 4 November 2022
4711:
4709:
4571:
4569:
4567:
4565:
4563:
4561:
4559:
4557:
4555:
4553:
2702:noted that "Russia's actions in the
1775:referendum on Georgia's independence
1522:Abkhaz and Georgian generals in the
1404:Abkhazia sought protection from the
16386:Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
15144:Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia
13157:Administrative divisions of Georgia
12608:(in English, Russian, and Georgian)
12576:. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
12382:from the original on 15 August 2021
12274:) Shinkuba is also explicitly named
12186:
12148:from the original on 10 August 2016
11970:"Abkhaz Rush For Russian Passports"
11925:"Abkhaz Rush For Russian Passports"
11539:
11100:Тяжелая экономическая независимость
10458:"Travel advice by country: Georgia"
10265:"Abkhaz PM: Sukhumi to join Russia"
10165:from the original on 6 October 2014
10065:"Abkhazia Is Recognised – by Nauru"
9614:. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
8990:
8711:UN Security Council Resolution 1808
8267:from the original on 9 January 2015
7792:"Georgia 'started unjustified war'"
7708:"Regions and territories: Abkhazia"
7478:Bonner, Raymond (5 February 1995).
6821:Alexandros Petersen (Autumn 2008).
6372:Abkhaz – A Comprehensive Self-Tutor
6329:
6141:
5862:
5684:
5441:(Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2013,
5162:
4852:from the original on 4 October 2023
4212:, who wrote mostly in Russian, and
3936:) while a significant minority are
3544:, a small unit consisting of a few
3369:and relocated to Georgia's capital
3309:with Russia was "almost complete".
2972:for Abkhazia to become part of the
2865:recognised Abkhazia on 29 May 2018.
2244:, taking office in September 2014.
1796:leader and Soviet foreign minister
1576:Within Georgian Democratic Republic
1252:allies in 736. Leon I then married
1163:Within the Roman / Byzantine Empire
1147:According to an Eastern tradition,
24:
16855:
15249:Estonian Soviet Socialist Republic
14950:Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic
14703:
13110:
12559:
12412:from the original on 26 March 2023
12170:. DFWATCH STAFF. 30 October 2013.
12083:Eka Kevanishvili (22 March 2009).
11968:Anton Krivenuk (1 February 2011).
11498:. 18 December 2008. Archived from
10596:from the original on 11 April 2016
9932:from the original on 26 March 2023
9880:from the original on 21 March 2015
9600:). Civil Georgia. 3 September 2009
9571:. 6 September 2009. Archived from
9479:from the original on 20 April 2010
9234:Georgia-Russia tensions ramped up.
9188:. 21 February 2008. Archived from
9067:. DFWATCH STAFF. 19 January 2012.
9045:from the original on 26 March 2023
9013:from the original on 26 March 2023
8579:from the original on 5 August 2015
8481:Harding, Luke (14 December 2009).
8471:Reuters. Retrieved 29 August 2008.
8443:from the original on 20 April 2010
8433:"Chavez recognises Georgia rebels"
8412:
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8368:from the original on 16 April 2009
8088:from the original on 10 March 2017
8048:Cecire, Michael H. (28 May 2014).
7802:from the original on 20 April 2010
7718:from the original on 20 April 2010
7612:Sharia, Vitalii (2 October 2004).
7269:. 19 November 1999. Archived from
6980:. GPO for the Library of Congress.
6950:Russian Foreign Policy and the CIS
6679:from the original on 4 August 2018
6459:Europe Since 1945: An Encyclopedia
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5791:
5530:Smith, Graham; Vivien Law (1998).
5458:
5260:Braund, David (8 September 1994),
5178:
3595:Inguri hydroelectric power station
3253:October 2004 presidential election
2323:occupation by the Russian military
1827:
1680:) with the ambiguous status of a "
830:Commonwealth of Independent States
798:Soviet Union began to disintegrate
743:recognised as an independent state
30:For the early medieval state, see
25:
18749:
17372:partial international recognition
17146:Countries bordering the Black Sea
16452:Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic
13660:Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti
13230:Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti
12617:(in English, Russian, and Abkhaz)
12591:
12356:from the original on 13 July 2016
12144:. Osservatorio balconie caucaso.
12140:Giorgio Comai (6 November 2012).
12056:Giorgi Menabde (3 October 2013).
11551:Islam Tekushev (5 January 2016).
11156:Khashig, Inal (4 December 2020).
11137:from the original on 29 July 2022
11046:from the original on 3 March 2021
10988:from the original on 16 July 2011
10935:Bringa, Tone; Toje, Hege (2016).
10672:Zarkovic Bookman, Milica (1997).
10615:Barry, Ellen (13 December 2009).
10075:from the original on 5 March 2013
10063:Barry, Ellen (15 December 2009).
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8847:
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7744:from the original on 24 July 2009
7093:C.J.Shivers (15 September 2004).
5889:from the original on 3 March 2012
5844:Georgia: Past, Present and Future
5819:from the original on 5 March 2016
5590:. ReaktionBooks. pp. 63–72.
5181:The Making of the Georgian Nation
5085:from the original on 24 June 2016
4706:
4664:from the original on 12 July 2012
4550:
3300:Harmonization of laws with Russia
3194:, which have since been cleared.
2976:, which have been opposed by the
2605:Georgian sea blockade of Abkhazia
2194:Political developments since 2014
1559:emperor. On 3 September 1898 the
469:• Act of state independence
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16403:Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic
15204:German occupation in World War I
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10817:
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10786:
10755:
10731:"Abkhazia: Deepening Dependence"
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7160:from the original on 19 May 2017
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7105:from the original on 28 May 2015
7086:
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6675:. Encyclopedia Princetoniensis.
6655:Георгий Николаев, 17 March 2006
5562:Ethnic Conflicts in the Caucasus
5151:, Oxford: Clarendon, p. 359
4873:Longman Pronunciation Dictionary
4303:
4289:
4275:
4057:'s visit to Moscow in May 2002.
3175:The world's deepest known cave,
3026:In August 2023, Deputy Chair of
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2856:
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2235:appointed parliamentary speaker
2072:. Posters of Russia's President
1692:made it an autonomous republic (
1672:In 1921, the Bolshevik Red Army
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773:member states consider Abkhazia
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18738:States with limited recognition
18723:Separatism in Georgia (country)
16119:States with limited recognition
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11809:Comai, Giorgio (11 June 2012).
11042:. New Delhi. 25 November 2014.
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10627:from the original on 8 May 2013
10464:Foreign and Commonwealth Office
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9664:Carl Schreck (25 August 2010).
9610:Brian Whitmore (19 June 2009).
9257:Halpin, Tony (20 August 2008).
9203:Georgia angered by Russian move
9038:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
8291:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
7765:Russian Jet shoots Georgian UAV
6967:
6793:"New ethnic dispute in Georgia"
6785:
6759:Constituent Assembly of Georgia
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4688:World Telephone Numbering Guide
4016:Adoption of Russian nationality
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3313:Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
3152:is the most important of them.
3148:lakes in mountainous Abkhazia.
2749:France-based international NGO
2417:Occupied territories of Georgia
2363:United Nations General Assembly
2317:according to the principles of
2184:Abkhazian presidential election
1660:Caucasus (1957–91) showing the
1615:was eventually defeated by the
1056:The Vitae of the Georgian Kings
1017:however the literal meaning is
826:United Nations Observer Mission
535:28.2/km (73.0/sq mi) (
18:Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
18436:British Indian Ocean Territory
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12527:Small Nations and Great Powers
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11650:. Palgrave Macmillan. p.
11402:Encyclopædia Britannica Online
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10359:. Georgia Today. 4 August 2022
9900:"Première-Urgence NGO, France"
9816:, EUobserver, 10 October 2006.
9724:Lisbon OSCE Summit Declaration
8543:U.S. Senator for New Hempshire
8050:"Analysis: Unrest in Abkhazia"
7364:. Khvicha Kardava. p. 7.
6311:. Palgrave Macmillan. p.
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4763:Clogg, Rachel (January 2001).
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4578:Hoiberg, Dale H., ed. (2010).
4486:
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4024:Russian Drama Theatre, Sukhumi
3771:Thousands of Abkhaz, known as
3294:University of Colorado Boulder
2763:
2658:non-governmental organisations
2535:, the Russian authorities and
2388:The Russian embassy in Sukhumi
1802:Democratic Republic of Georgia
1477:Hamud-Bey Sharvashidze-Chachba
1323:, Georgian chronicles mention
714:, on the eastern coast of the
636:840 / 940 (formerly,
13:
1:
17947:country of the United Kingdom
17137:
16836:Countries and regions of the
16243:UN specialized agency members
15075:People's Republic of Bulgaria
12660:Encyclopaedia Islamica Online
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12464:The Caucasus: an Introduction
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10793:Gerard Toal (20 March 2014).
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5061:Central Asia and the Caucasus
4721:Lexico Dictionaries | English
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4543:
4167:Sukhum Medical College (1931)
2782:with Transnistrian President
2770:Foreign relations of Abkhazia
2592:nations due to "violation of
2347:People's Assembly of Abkhazia
2233:People's Assembly of Abkhazia
2220:, forcing him into flight to
1983:Ethnic cleansing of Georgians
1300:Within the Kingdom of Georgia
1256:'s daughter and a successor,
1036:was sometimes used to denote
15209:Estonian War of Independence
12434:. World Tennis Association.
11851:, The Republic of Abkhazia,
11111:Hard Economical Independence
10219:(in Russian). Archived from
9138:Press Centre. Archived from
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3972:groups residing in Abkhazia.
3695:. Other ethnicities include
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2966:separatist Abkhaz government
2251:In December 2021, there was
1752:) was sent to Soviet leader
1632:Red Army invasion of Georgia
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17100:Partially-recognized states
14890:Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia
14627:Irish (in Northern Ireland)
12603:Wikimedia Atlas of Abkhazia
12524:Cornell, Svante E. (2001).
12467:. Oxford University Press.
9951:Luke Coffey (1 June 2010).
8603:NATO Parliamentary Assembly
7059:Helsinki, March 1995. p. 22
6057:The Abkhazians and Abkhazia
5358:. Oxford University Press.
5276:Gregory, Timothy E (2005),
5021:The Abkhazians and Abkhazia
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3805:Religion in Abkhazia (2003)
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3664:Georgian-Abkhazian conflict
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2679:On 22 August 2006, Senator
2394:OSCE Parliamentary Assembly
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1921:, a Russian deputy who met
1586:Transcaucasian Commissariat
1456:, in 1801. On 2 July 1810,
1389:in 1641. Despite this, the
1362:(nominally a vassal of the
1248:jointly with his Lazic and
1132:have given accounts of the
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18053:Countries and dependencies
17795:British Overseas Territory
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17370:Disputed statehood —
16169:People's Republic of China
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12454:
11775:"Nation Profile; Abkhazia"
11745:"Constitution of Abkhazia"
11647:The Abkhazians: a handbook
11525:"Abkhazia in numbers 2011"
11426:International Crisis Group
10887:, pp. 234–5. Pluto Press,
10747:: CS1 maint: url-status (
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10269:United Press International
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7039:London School of Economics
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5994:The Abkhazians. A Handbook
5969:The Abkhazians. A Handbook
5944:The Abkhazians. A Handbook
5910:The Abkhazians. A Handbook
5694:The Abkhazians: A Handbook
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5042:The Encyclopaedia of Islam
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3668:1992–1993 war with Georgia
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2760:(EUMM) to enter Abkhazia.
2756:Russia does not allow the
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2577:Federal Assembly of Russia
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5574:The Georgian-Abkhaz State
5414:Rayfield, Donald (2013).
5326:Rayfield, Donald (2013).
4875:(3rd ed.). Longman.
4518:
4499:
4430:
4398:
4370:
4259:ConIFA World Football Cup
4249:remains the most popular
4230:
4092:Issue of ethnic Georgians
4066:Georgian Foreign Ministry
4049:officials in the city of
4038:citizenship law of Russia
3930:Abkhazian Orthodox Church
3904:
3896:
3891:
3877:
3872:
3864:
3859:
3849:
3844:
3834:
3829:
3819:
3814:
3809:
3804:
3307:harmonization of its laws
3243:, and the second elected
3000:, the leader of Abkhazia
2962:1992-1993 War in Abkhazia
2622:Border checkpoint on the
2614:International involvement
2258:
1859:National Guard of Georgia
1834:War in Abkhazia (1992–93)
1001:
871:
854:
814:1992–1993 War in Abkhazia
718:, at the intersection of
627:
617:
603:
577:
567:
557:
543:
529:
519:
505:
498:
488:
481:
477:
467:
457:
447:
434:
421:
417:
412:
402:
398:
383:
368:
353:
349:
336:
315:
271:
250:
206:
196:
180:
146:
140:
106:
76:
50:
41:
14940:Armenian–Azerbaijani war
13254:City with special status
12760:Principality of Abkhazia
12639:UN Documents for Georgia
12538:George, Julie A (2009).
12482:Coene, Frederik (2010).
12461:de Waal, Thomas (2010).
12060:. Jamestown Foundation.
11725:
11714:. Retrieved 24 May 2007.
11706:10 December 2019 at the
11363:
11183:
10588:
10558:"Travel advice: Georgia"
10532:"Travel advice: Georgia"
10489:U.S. Department of State
10211:
9729:10 February 2007 at the
9550:15 February 2017 at the
9162:
9124:
8735:27 November 2007 at the
8716:26 February 2014 at the
8647:U.S. Department of State
8642:17 November 2017 at the
8356:
8080:
8018:
7889:, The Associated Press,
7614:
7258:"Istanbul Document 1999"
7193:19 November 2015 at the
7124:Bennett, Andrew (1999).
7055:19 November 2015 at the
6977:Georgia: A Country Study
6621:Conciliation Resources.
6565:
6539:Saparov, Arsène (2014).
6414:. Tbilisi. p. 371.
6246:
6225:
6108:Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung
5838:Mikaberidze, A. (2007).
5758:10.2143/AWE.18.0.3287214
5439:Annuario Pontificio 2013
5356:The Black Sea. A history
5223:. Greenwood. p. 6.
5016:25 February 2021 at the
4765:"Abkhazia: ten years on"
4350:
4324:Bibliography of Abkhazia
4255:Abkhazian Premier League
4240:Daur Akhvlediani Stadium
4219:
4047:Russian Foreign Ministry
3635:Demographics of Abkhazia
3399:Subdivisions of Abkhazia
3393:Administrative divisions
3028:Russian Security Council
2645:); a human rights role (
2533:Georgian–Abkhaz conflict
2518:Russian Foreign Minister
2456:Status-neutral passports
2345:On 18 October 2006, the
2164:independence of Abkhazia
2056:Abkhazians carrying the
2048:Georgian–Abkhaz conflict
1885:, including elements of
1731:Georgian–Abkhaz conflict
1717:to fend for themselves.
1710:Georgian Communist Party
1702:Georgian Communist Party
1366:) emerged, ruled by the
1360:Principality of Abkhazia
1206:'s sphere of influence.
1068:Hovannes Draskhanakertsi
822:1994 ceasefire agreement
739:Georgia–Russia relations
187:Abkhazia (green) within
18398:Cocos (Keeling) Islands
17951:British-Irish Agreement
15234:Estonia in World War II
15194:Estophile Enlightenment
15050:Second Bulgarian Empire
11644:Hewitt, George (1998).
11606:14 October 2011 at the
11587:17 October 2017 at the
10432:Encyclopædia Britannica
9569:The Palestine Telegraph
8674:16 October 2006 at the
8670:, Volume 3, Number 26.
6464:24 January 2016 at the
6305:Hewitt, George (1999).
6210:Mariam Goshadze (2008)
6121:Jones, Stephen (2014).
5992:Hewitt, George (1998).
5967:Hewitt, George (1998).
5942:Hewitt, George (1998).
5908:Hewitt, George (1998).
5771:Çelebi, Evliya (2020).
5746:Ancient West & East
5568:by W. Barthold in the
5379:Rossi, Corinna (2019).
5301:McDowell, Sean (2016).
5109:presidentofabkhazia.org
4871:Wells, John C. (2008).
4584:Encyclopedia Britannica
4153:Abkhaz State University
3950:new religious movements
3643:Encyclopædia Britannica
3272:parliamentary elections
3213:Politics and government
2641:); a development role (
2338:within the borders and
1927:offensive against Gagra
1911:Russian Supreme Council
1638:Within the Soviet Union
1216:First Council of Nicaea
1198:which was stationed in
521:• 2011 census
251:Official languages
18456:Special administrative
18432:(Sovereign Base Areas)
17787:(Sovereign Base Areas)
17468:Bosnia and Herzegovina
17060:North Ossetia – Alania
16861:
16637:Chittagong Hill Tracts
16464:Republic of Somaliland
16347:Recognised by at least
16257:Partially unrecognised
16150:Partially unrecognised
15035:First Bulgarian Empire
13693:Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
13340:Historical regions of
13235:Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
12790:United Nations Mission
12544:. Palgrave Macmillan.
11450:Gogia, Giorgi (2011).
9324:30 August 2008 at the
9239:15 August 2008 at the
9136:Moskovskij Komsomolets
9131:Moskovskij Komsomolets
8818:13 August 2008 at the
8795:13 August 2008 at the
8637:The Abkhazia Conflict.
6673:www.pesd.princeton.edu
6640:Парламентская газета (
6628:7 October 2006 at the
6186:The Georgian Messenger
5740:Paul, Everill (2019).
5615:(in Russian). Алашара.
5570:Encyclopaedia of Islam
5278:A History of Byzantium
5207:Encyclopaedia of Islam
5147:Braund, David (1994),
5011:Prof. Lordkipanidze M.
4243:
4025:
3974:
3942:Abkhaz Native Religion
3921:
3851:Abkhaz Native Religion
3609:
3577:2008 South Ossetia war
3494:Abkhazian Armed Forces
3435:
3331:
3164:
3093:Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
3084:
3074:
2787:
2735:
2626:
2528:
2523:; Abkhazian President
2429:
2389:
2369:On 28 March 2008, the
2278:
2159:2008 South Ossetia war
2150:
2061:
1998:
1850:
1849:in August–October 1993
1761:dispute turned violent
1669:
1527:
1437:
1401:(Georgian) languages.
1280:
1064:The History of Armenia
866:) is adapted from the
18430:Akrotiri and Dhekelia
17814:Bailiwick of Guernsey
17785:Akrotiri and Dhekelia
16859:
15370:stateless nationalism
14975:Stalinist repressions
11733:on 28 September 2007.
10830:8 August 2014 at the
10537:Australian Government
10129:Government of Vanuatu
9855:10 March 2014 at the
9689:Eurasia Daily Monitor
9208:20 April 2008 at the
9170:on 28 September 2007.
8779:on 17 September 2008.
8668:Eurasia Daily Monitor
8439:. 10 September 2009.
7944:Parliament of Georgia
7798:. 30 September 2009.
6993:Third World Quarterly
6642:Parlamentskaya Gazeta
6023:. BRILL. p. 71.
5280:, Wiley, p. 78,
5183:, SUNY, pp. 3–13
4449:[ˈapʰχazetʰi]
4238:
4216:, a poet and writer.
4023:
3969:
3920:monastery in Abkhazia
3916:
3777:, were exiled to the
3603:
3406:
3326:
3245:president of Abkhazia
3232:Elections in Abkhazia
3158:
3080:
3066:
3059:Geography of Abkhazia
3053:Geography and climate
2777:
2729:
2621:
2594:territorial integrity
2500:
2424:
2387:
2315:territorial integrity
2272:
2176:Parliament of Georgia
2144:
2055:
1996:
1841:
1655:
1524:Imperial Russian Army
1521:
1423:
1333:House of Shervashidze
1277:Bagrat III of Georgia
1270:
1229:. During the war the
1032:that appeared in the
1013:) is etymologized as
838:Parliament of Georgia
796:at the time when the
344:presidential republic
235:43.00000°N 41.02778°E
18728:West Asian countries
18298:United Arab Emirates
16357:Republic of Abkhazia
14945:Turkish–Armenian War
13165:Autonomous republics
11841:"State and Language"
11113:), 8 September 2008
10676:. Psychology Press.
10649:. BBC. 29 May 2011.
9985:. 6 September 2008.
9791:11 June 2008 at the
9672:on 22 February 2014.
9009:. 22 November 2020.
8364:. 17 November 2006.
8319:(18 February 2004).
8293:. 21 December 2021.
8263:. 24 November 2014.
7972:on 3 September 2008.
7950:on 3 September 2008.
7714:. 15 December 2009.
7544:on 23 December 2006.
7514:28 June 2007 at the
7461:www.worldreview.info
7436:on 22 February 2014.
7197:Helsinki, March 1995
6254:] (in Russian),
5885:. 22 November 2011.
5245:Stephan of Byzantium
4986:. BRILL. p. 9.
4531:Respublika Abkhaziya
4420:[ɐˈpxazʲɪjə]
4205:, appeared in 1917.
3796:Religion in Abkhazia
3743:of the 2011 census,
3383:President of Georgia
3228:Politics of Abkhazia
3218:Republic of Abkhazia
2778:Abkhazian President
2438:Zugdidi Municipality
2392:On 3 July 2008, the
2371:President of Georgia
2200:Abkhazian Revolution
2003:1992 War in Abkhazia
1820:, ousted during the
1770:all-Union referendum
1759:The Georgian–Abkhaz
1684:associated with the
1368:Shervashidze dynasty
1319:During the reign of
1019:a country of mortals
840:declared Abkhazia a
741:. Abkhazia has been
704:Republic of Abkhazia
507:• 2022 estimate
94:Respublika Abkhaziya
43:Republic of Abkhazia
18660: /
18333:States with limited
17907:unincorporated area
17836:Bailiwick of Jersey
17698:States with limited
17020:Karachay-Cherkessia
16682:Southern Azerbaijan
16157:Republic of Armenia
16127:Details concerning
15847:Balkar and Karachay
15224:Soviet deportations
14965:Bronze and Iron Age
14935:Armeno-Georgian War
14850:Prehistoric Armenia
14366:Balkar and Karachay
14329:Free City of Danzig
12847:Government in exile
12832:Foreign recognition
12743:Kingdom of Abkhazia
12647:"Abkhazia (Abkhāz)"
11976:on 22 February 2014
11712:Department of State
11502:on 18 December 2008
11437:10 May 2007 at the
11375:on 9 February 2012.
11225:on 1 September 2008
10853:. 25 November 2020.
10799:The Washington Post
10737:. 26 February 2010.
10223:on 18 February 2013
10022:on 9 September 2008
9837:on 17 October 2006.
9531:7 June 2011 at the
9348:16 October 2017 at
9106:10 May 2007 at the
8914:on 13 February 2012
8700:on 5 November 2006.
8663:(7 February 2006),
8573:European Parliament
8467:6 June 2009 at the
8413:Vichos, Ioannis F.
7828:on 5 September 2012
7576:10 May 2007 at the
7467:on 2 February 2014.
7037:, sponsored by the
6916:"Report. Volume II"
6897:(1). Archived from
6855:, pp. 157–158.
6795:. UPI. 25 July 1992
6753:23 May 2011 at the
6573:on 27 October 2009.
6469:". Routledge. p.2.
6081:on 21 February 2014
5459:COWPER, B. Harris.
5163:Kaufman, Stuart J,
4907:on 27 November 2012
4694:on 20 December 2013
4319:Outline of Abkhazia
4178:Culture of Abkhazia
4070:Eduard Shevardnadze
4005:endangered language
3946:Jehovah's Witnesses
3750:In the wake of the
3622:tourism in Abkhazia
3563:Economy of Abkhazia
3542:Abkhazian Air Force
3498:Abkhazian Air Force
3472:Tkvarcheli District
3387:Mikheil Saakashvili
3381:, was appointed by
3375:Tamaz Nadareishvili
3336:government in exile
2978:Georgian government
2949:Republic of Artsakh
2686:On 5 October 2006,
2571:In response to the
2493:Russian involvement
2472:Viacheslav Chirikba
2374:Mikheil Saakashvili
2108:Mikheil Saakashvili
2104:Eduard Shevardnadze
1915:Russian nationalist
1810:Eduard Shevardnadze
1798:Eduard Shevardnadze
1725:Post-Soviet Georgia
1594:defeated the rebels
1590:federative republic
1503:Kutaisi Governorate
1461:stormed Sukhum-Kale
1430:Kutaisi Governorate
1424:The borders of the
1395:Mingrelian language
1306:Kingdom of Abkhazia
1089:History of Abkhazia
783:government-in-exile
775:sovereign territory
767:Georgian government
231: /
32:Kingdom of Abkhazia
18713:Post-Soviet states
17806:Crown Dependencies
16996:Kabardino-Balkaria
16862:
16850:
16442:Recognised only by
16281:Republic of Kosovo
16264:State of Palestine
16181:Republic of Cyprus
15479:Southern Mongolian
15199:National awakening
15109:Kingdom of Bohemia
15030:Old Great Bulgaria
15005:Soviet repressions
14350:Transylvania–Banat
13240:Samtskhe–Javakheti
12795:Russo-Georgian War
12748:Kingdom of Georgia
12533:. RoutledgeCurzon.
11710:The United States
11553:"An unlikely home"
11310:on 22 January 2015
11195:on 2 February 2014
10921:on 10 March 2002.
10621:The New York Times
10131:. 7 October 2011.
10069:The New York Times
9691:. Georgian Daily.
9511:on 30 August 2008.
9475:. 26 August 2008.
9142:on 13 October 2007
8945:on 30 January 2012
8519:on 11 January 2009
8143:The New York Times
7862:on 12 January 2009
7696:on 8 October 2007.
7484:The New York Times
7403:. 20 August 1997.
7276:on 3 October 2006.
7099:The New York Times
6697:Coppieters, Bruno
6593:. Bruxelles: ASP.
6055:Lortkipanidze M.,
5812:. pp. 10–12.
5465:www.tertullian.org
5037:Minorsky, Vladimir
4519:Республика Абхазия
4244:
4026:
4011:Nationality issues
3934:Armenian Apostolic
3922:
3610:
3436:
3332:
3165:
3089:Caucasus Mountains
3085:
3075:
3002:Vladislav Ardzinba
2974:Russian Federation
2970:Russian government
2951:dissolved in 2023.
2903:Former recognition
2811:Russo-Georgian War
2788:
2736:
2627:
2588:nations, OSCE and
2573:Russo-Georgian War
2529:
2462:Abkhazian passport
2430:
2390:
2299:Russo-Georgian War
2279:
2255:in the territory.
2151:
2149:, Abkhazia in 2006
2070:Vladislav Ardzinba
2062:
1999:
1967:(OSCE) Summits in
1961:Human Rights Watch
1956:Human Rights Watch
1949:upper Kodori gorge
1923:Vladislav Ardzinba
1851:
1843:Georgian Civil War
1822:December 1991 Coup
1818:Zviad Gamsakhurdia
1814:Georgian Civil War
1806:Vladislav Ardzinba
1779:Zviad Gamsakhurdia
1670:
1634:in February 1921.
1582:October Revolution
1528:
1438:
1364:Kingdom of Imereti
1354:Ottoman domination
1281:
1273:Kingdom of Georgia
1244:, was repelled by
1100:Kingdom of Colchis
1042:Kingdom of Georgia
1015:a land of the soul
828:and a Russian-led
702:), officially the
553:2021 estimate
240:43.00000; 41.02778
77:Республика Абхазия
18643:
18642:
18637:
18636:
18522:
18521:
18449:
18448:
18019:
18018:
17960:
17959:
17882:autonomous region
17853:
17852:
17849:
17848:
17379:
17378:
17105:
17104:
17093:
17092:
16803:
16802:
16692:Southern Mongolia
16657:Iranian Kurdistan
16483:
16482:
16479:
16478:
16374:Republic of China
16330:
16329:
16237:
16236:
16222:Republic of Korea
16133:foreign relations
16085:
16084:
15644:South Azerbaijani
15328:
15327:
15139:German occupation
15010:German occupation
14970:Early Middle Ages
14925:Caucasus campaign
14920:Armenian genocide
14671:
14670:
13850:
13849:
13562:Mtskheta-Mtianeti
13307:
13306:
13294:independent (see
13266:
13225:Mtskheta-Mtianeti
13103:
13102:
13037:
13036:
12890:
12889:
12837:Foreign relations
12756:
12739:
12731:Kingdom of Lazica
12652:Madelung, Wilferd
12583:978-0-19-866277-8
12551:978-0-230-10232-3
12516:978-90-04-17901-1
12495:978-1-135-20302-3
12474:978-0-19-975043-6
12269:978-5-457-06529-1
12252:978-0-226-14282-1
12089:Radio Free Europe
11661:978-0-312-21975-8
11466:978-1-56432-790-1
11411:9 September 2008.
11217:(Press release).
10946:978-1-137-58309-3
10893:978-0-7453-1818-9
10873:. 15 August 2020.
10683:978-0-7146-4732-6
10271:. 18 October 2001
9554:, UN News Centre.
9328:, 26 August 2008.
8743:, 6 December 1994
7992:Radio Free Europe
7674:on 11 March 2014.
7530:(24 March 2006).
7371:978-9941-461-12-5
6960:978-1-134-40359-2
6780:978-0-7007-1162-8
6772:Svante E. Cornell
6762:25 November 2008.
6711:978-0-262-03343-5
6600:978-90-5487-899-5
6550:978-1-317-63784-4
6525:978-1-7936-5126-6
6500:978-1-78023-030-6
6421:978-9941-9771-0-7
6322:978-0-312-21975-8
6291:978-1-85743-058-5
6167:978-1-317-81593-8
6134:978-1-317-81593-8
6030:978-90-04-09796-4
6003:978-0-312-21975-8
5978:978-0-312-21975-8
5953:978-0-312-21975-8
5919:978-0-312-21975-8
5662:978-1-78023-070-2
5637:978-1-78023-030-6
5597:978-1-78023-070-2
5547:978-0-521-59968-9
5516:978-90-04-49877-8
5509:. Leiden: Brill.
5447:978-88-209-9070-1
5425:978-1-78023-070-2
5365:978-0-19-924161-3
5337:978-1-78023-070-2
5312:978-1-317-03189-5
5287:978-0-631-23512-5
5230:978-0-313-27497-8
4993:978-90-04-24893-9
4944:978-87-7288-708-1
4927:Ozgan, Konstantin
4882:978-1-4058-8118-0
4846:casebook.icrc.org
4795:978-0-7007-1481-0
4751:978-0-8330-3260-7
4597:978-1-59339-837-8
4528:
4508:Apsny Ahwyntqarra
4505:
4500:Аԥсны Аҳәынҭқарра
4464:
4408:
4388:[apʰsˈnɨ]
4376:
4251:sport in Abkhazia
4226:Media of Abkhazia
4125:Georgian language
4102:ethnic Abkhazians
4062:"passportisation"
3909:
3908:
3505:7th Military Base
3268:People's Assembly
2994:Abkhazia conflict
2786:in September 2013
2511:Russian President
2442:Gori Municipality
2336:federal structure
2319:international law
2289:are post-Soviet "
2242:elected president
2128:de facto currency
1754:Mikhail Gorbachev
1714:Kandid Charkviani
1706:Terror of 1937–38
1626:In 1919, a first
1469:Russo-Turkish war
1446:Prince Kelesh-Bey
1310:Georgian monarchy
1142:Kingdom of Lazica
1118:Classical authors
1010:[apʰsˈnɨ]
852:The Russian name
806:titular ethnicity
735:Abkhazia conflict
644:
643:
569:• Per capita
407:People's Assembly
173:
68:Apsny Ahwyntqarra
51:Аԥсны Аҳәынҭқарра
16:(Redirected from
18745:
18675:
18674:
18672:
18671:
18670:
18665:
18661:
18658:
18657:
18656:
18653:
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18624:
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18600:
18599:
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18586:
18576:
18574:
18573:
18549:
18542:
18535:
18526:
18525:
18510:
18498:
18497:
18458:regions of China
18393:Christmas Island
18383:
18382:
18325:
18065:Sovereign states
18046:
18039:
18032:
18023:
18022:
18007:
17995:
17994:
17981:Governed by the
17943:Northern Ireland
17886:Åland convention
17868:
17867:
17778:
17777:
17748:
17747:
17690:
17425:Sovereign states
17406:
17399:
17392:
17383:
17382:
17237:
17235:
17234:
17224:
17222:
17221:
17211:
17209:
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16885:
16876:
16874:
16873:
16847:
16846:
16830:
16823:
16816:
16807:
16806:
16717:West Balochistan
16647:Gilgit Baltistan
16609:
16587:Western Togoland
16577:Rehoboth Basters
16510:
16503:
16496:
16487:
16486:
16343:
16342:
16254:
16253:
16147:
16146:
16142:UN member states
16112:
16105:
16098:
16089:
16088:
16062:
16017:Western Armenian
15702:North Kazakhstan
15404:South Turkestani
15355:
15348:
15341:
15332:
15331:
15174:Livonian Crusade
15105:High Middle Ages
15100:Duchy of Bohemia
15040:Christianization
15025:Odrysian kingdom
14885:Mongol invasions
14880:Medieval Armenia
14875:Sasanian Armenia
14860:Artaxiad dynasty
14712:Sovereign states
14698:
14691:
14684:
14675:
14674:
14632:Northern English
14575:Western Armenian
14234:North Kazakhstan
13984:Republika Srpska
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13870:
13863:
13854:
13853:
13600:Tskhradzmiskhevi
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12662:. Brill Online.
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12262:. Litres. 2017.
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12207:on 6 August 2020
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10048:. Archived from
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9507:. Archived from
9495:
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8895:
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8865:
8856:. Archived from
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8810:
8804:
8803:. 28 March 2008.
8787:
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8720:. 15 April 2008.
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7692:. Archived from
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7670:. Archived from
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7655:
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7615:Все – на выборы!
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5234:
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5186:
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5179:Grigor, Ronald,
5176:
5170:
5168:
5160:
5154:
5152:
5144:
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5120:
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5001:
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4971:
4970:
4958:
4956:
4923:
4917:
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4914:
4912:
4903:. Archived from
4893:
4887:
4886:
4868:
4862:
4861:
4859:
4857:
4838:
4832:
4831:
4829:
4827:
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4781:
4780:
4778:
4776:
4760:
4754:
4743:
4737:
4736:
4734:
4732:
4727:on 25 March 2020
4723:. Archived from
4713:
4704:
4703:
4701:
4699:
4680:
4674:
4673:
4671:
4669:
4654:
4648:
4647:
4638:
4632:
4631:
4629:
4627:
4622:on 29 March 2023
4618:. Archived from
4608:
4602:
4601:
4575:
4537:
4533:
4523:
4521:
4520:
4510:
4504:romanized:
4503:
4501:
4490:
4484:
4480:
4475:
4474:
4469:
4463:romanized:
4462:
4460:
4451:
4446:
4443:
4440:
4433:
4432:
4422:
4417:
4413:
4403:
4401:
4400:
4390:
4385:
4381:
4375:romanized:
4374:
4372:
4361:
4334:Land of Darkness
4313:
4308:
4307:
4306:
4299:
4294:
4293:
4292:
4285:
4280:
4279:
4278:
4118:Stanislav Lakoba
4106:dual citizenship
4030:Soviet passports
3926:Eastern Orthodox
3802:
3801:
3752:Syrian civil war
3740:ethnic cleansing
3546:fighter aircraft
3356:Vakhtang Kolbaia
3352:ethnic cleansing
3257:Alexander Ankvab
2943:
2942:
2930:
2929:
2914:
2913:
2894:
2893:
2881:
2880:
2861:
2860:
2848:
2847:
2835:
2834:
2822:
2821:
2805:
2804:
2794:UN member states
2784:Yevgeny Shevchuk
2780:Alexander Ankvab
2751:Première-Urgence
2590:European Council
2486:Alexander Ankvab
2355:ethnic cleansing
2206:Aleksandr Ankvab
2058:republic's flags
2011:ethnic cleansing
1941:Sukhumi Massacre
1853:In August 1992,
1682:treaty republic"
1621:Bolshevik Russia
1489:Voronezh, Russia
1487:and resettle in
1426:Sukhumi District
1204:Byzantine Empire
1149:Simon the Zealot
1012:
1007:
1003:
992:The Abkhaz name
985:
979:
978:
977:
976:
969:
966:
965:
962:
959:
956:
953:
950:
947:
944:
932:
926:
925:
924:
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909:
906:
903:
900:
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894:
891:
881:
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864:
857:
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692:
691:
690:
689:
682:
679:
678:
675:
672:
669:
666:
663:
660:
657:
612:
550:
443:19 February 1931
393:Alexander Ankvab
273:Spoken languages
246:
245:
243:
242:
241:
236:
232:
229:
228:
227:
224:
209:and largest city
185:
175:
174:
161:
153:
149:
148:
128:
114:
98:
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96:
87:
79:
78:
72:
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18639:
18638:
18633:
18621:
18619:
18608:
18597:
18595:
18584:
18582:
18571:
18569:
18563:Current members
18558:
18553:
18523:
18518:
18491:
18476:
18460:
18457:
18445:
18418:
18402:
18379:
18376:
18368:
18349:Northern Cyprus
18337:
18334:
18326:
18317:
18059:
18050:
18020:
18015:
17988:
17976:Oceanic islands
17956:
17949:subject to the
17916:
17911:Svalbard Treaty
17909:subject to the
17891:
17884:subject to the
17864:
17862:
17860:
17845:
17800:
17769:
17744:
17741:
17733:
17719:Northern Cyprus
17702:
17699:
17691:
17682:
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18513:Asia portal
18377:territories
18335:recognition
18243:Philippines
18183:South Korea
18178:North Korea
18073:Afghanistan
17863:sovereignty
17861:of internal
17841:Isle of Man
17742:territories
17700:recognition
17658:Switzerland
17593:Netherlands
16632:Balochistan
16537:Barotseland
16425:recognition
16408:recognition
16362:recognition
16286:recognition
16269:recognition
16247:GA observer
16198:recognition
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15824:Philippines
15613:West Papuan
15387:Afghanistan
15362:Regionalism
15229:Soviet rule
15064:World War I
14793:East Thrace
14280:Netherlands
14037:Greenlandic
13977:Herzegovina
13899:nationalism
13888:regionalism
13822:Zemo Kartli
13759:Zena Sopeli
13552:Dmaniskhevi
13494:Gagmamkhari
13489:Garekakheti
13373:Samurzakano
12416:20 December
12386:20 December
12211:20 December
12178:14 February
12125:10 February
12068:10 February
12041:10 February
12010:10 February
11980:10 February
11935:10 February
11480:29 November
11131:Коммерсантъ
10715:3 September
10631:14 December
10572:28 November
10549:28 November
10523:28 November
10500:28 November
10475:28 November
10412:29 November
10385:29 December
10363:29 December
10341:29 December
10301:29 December
10275:29 December
10249:29 December
10079:29 December
10046:Interfax.ru
9983:China Daily
9756:Mosnews.com
9699:4 September
9649:4 September
9622:4 September
9342:Earth Times
9075:10 February
8982:10 February
8949:18 February
8918:18 February
8497:14 December
8301:22 December
8210:15 November
8153:18 February
8092:29 November
8064:29 November
8056:. BBC.com.
7493:10 February
7411:18 December
6935:George 2009
6799:29 December
6733:10 February
6266:2 September
6085:14 February
5385:ISAW Papers
5203:V. Minorsky
5200:W. Barthold
5067:(1–2): 175.
4955:27 February
4911:10 February
4826:25 February
3928:(see also:
3879:Irreligious
3701:Belarusians
3689:Mingrelians
3608:in May 2014
3550:helicopters
3361:During the
3142:periglacial
3072:Aibga Ridge
3017:Union State
2764:Recognition
2598:Ban Ki-moon
2531:During the
2226:Gali region
2145:Seaside in
2126:became the
2060:in a parade
2001:Before the
1975:(1996) and
1917:politician
1887:Circassians
1742:perestroika
1694:Abkhaz ASSR
1688:. In 1931,
1664:within the
1662:Abkhaz ASSR
1656:Map of the
1596:on 17 May.
1548:Samurzakano
1540:Mingrelians
1473:Crimean War
1321:Queen Tamar
788:The region
403:Legislature
238: /
191:(dark grey)
18682:Categories
18303:Uzbekistan
18278:Tajikistan
18193:Kyrgyzstan
18173:Kazakhstan
18123:East Timor
18093:Bangladesh
18083:Azerbaijan
17628:San Marino
17588:Montenegro
17568:Luxembourg
17548:Kazakhstan
17453:Azerbaijan
17330:Sevastopol
17048:Nakhchivan
16979:Ingushetia
16926:Azerbaijan
16667:Khuzestani
16662:Khmer Krom
16582:Somaliland
16532:Afrikaners
16396:membership
16296:membership
16054:Montagnard
16033:Karakalpak
16026:Uzbekistan
15867:Circassian
15831:Bangsamoro
15695:Kazakhstan
15670:Turkmeneli
15413:Azerbaijan
15366:separatism
15320:Yugoslavia
15045:Golden Age
14956:Azerbaijan
14724:Azerbaijan
14468:Andalusian
14386:Circassian
14227:Kazakhstan
13975:Bosnia and
13923:Azerbaijan
13892:separatism
13754:Samachablo
13640:Khevsureti
13595:Ksniskhevi
13400:Machakhela
12999:Literature
12867:Parliament
12842:Government
12800:Revolution
12726:Prehistory
12299:4 December
11893:Nationalia
11779:Nationalia
11749:Wikisource
11430:, page 9.
11344:22 January
11334:tourbus.ru
11314:22 January
11284:22 January
11167:6 December
11141:24 January
11096:Kommersant
10707:. London.
10442:7 November
10428:"Abkhazia"
10139:30 October
9963:28 January
9936:23 January
9350:Archive-It
9265:. London.
9146:13 October
9049:11 October
9017:11 October
8854:oscepa.org
8693:Al-Jazeera
8613:31 January
8583:31 January
8553:31 January
8489:. London.
8024:Apsnypress
8002:6 November
7654:, Lenta.ru
7385:31 January
7302:(5): 634.
6870:Coene 2010
6727:Greensboro
6192:16 January
6041:8 November
5893:19 January
5881:. London:
5810:www.kas.de
5399:26 January
5249:Hellanicus
4668:20 January
4626:27 October
4580:"Abkhazia"
4544:References
4455:Mingrelian
4191:Nart sagas
3986:Mingrelian
3760:Circassian
3697:Ukrainians
3654:in 1998).
3587:tangerines
3531:Ochamchire
3520:reservists
3464:Tkvarcheli
3456:Ochamchira
3429:Tkvarcheli
3425:Ochamchira
3159:View from
3150:Lake Ritsa
3134:Psou River
3082:Lake Ritsa
2960:Since the
2919:recognised
2744:HALO Trust
2711:resolution
2624:Psou River
2460:See also:
2434:Tskhinvali
2281:Abkhazia,
1565:old Slavic
1561:Holy Synod
1512:Muhajirism
1399:Kartvelian
1189:Dioscurias
1171:conquered
1112:Dioscurias
500:Population
378:Badr Gunba
338:Government
317:Demonym(s)
292:Mingrelian
18733:West Asia
18664:43°N 41°E
18467:Hong Kong
18386:Australia
18375:Dependent
18354:Palestine
18268:Sri Lanka
18263:Singapore
18143:Indonesia
17791:Gibraltar
17740:Dependent
17563:Lithuania
17360:Zonguldak
17265:Constanța
17139:Black Sea
16743:Catalonia
16469:relations
16457:relations
16430:relations
16413:relations
16391:relations
16379:relations
16367:relations
16320:relations
16308:relations
16291:relations
16274:relations
16227:relations
16215:relations
16203:relations
16186:relations
16174:relations
16162:relations
15937:Sri Lanka
15601:Indonesia
15572:Khalistan
15536:Javakheti
15526:Abkhazian
15489:Taiwanese
15464:Hong Kong
15454:Cantonese
15270:Lithuania
15243:Holocaust
15214:1920-1939
15159:1989-1992
15154:1945-1948
15134:1918-1938
15125:1867-1918
15120:1648-1867
15115:1526-1648
15060:1878-1946
15015:Holocaust
14960:Stone Age
14910:1880-1918
14905:1829-1878
14900:1502-1828
14895:1453-1829
14764:Lithuania
14523:Valencian
14518:Navarrese
14493:Castilian
14473:Aragonese
14447:Vojvodina
14319:Kashubian
14203:Sardinian
14130:Javakheti
14120:Abkhazian
13901:in Europe
13896:stateless
13884:Movements
13842:Javakheti
13817:Sokhoista
13797:Shavsheti
13716:Samegrelo
13711:Sabediano
13673:Lechkhumi
13620:Tchartali
13605:Tsanareti
13590:Tskhavati
13542:Gardabani
13471:Sajavakho
13456:Mukhurisi
13358:Abkhazeti
13265:(capital)
13051:(outline)
12937:Geography
12927:Divisions
12922:Companies
12872:President
12780:Secession
12668:1875-9831
12568:"Abasgia"
12509:. Brill.
12201:ugsra.org
11567:22 August
11251:Itar-Tass
11081:26 August
11018:30 August
10809:23 August
10159:Bloomberg
10099:rferl.org
9764:cite news
9304:25 August
9273:20 August
9263:The Times
8372:26 August
8271:9 January
8241:9 January
8179:9 January
7324:154652086
7316:1538-7216
6999:(3): 514.
6609:922966407
5840:"History"
5449:), p. 975
4901:vub.ac.be
4616:ugsra.org
4525:romanized
4478:saapkhazo
4442:apkhazeti
4437:romanized
4411:Abkhaziya
4405:romanized
4139:Education
4055:Djergenia
3918:New Athos
3774:muhajirun
3745:Georgians
3721:Estonians
3705:Ossetians
3685:Georgians
3681:Armenians
3658:Ethnicity
3604:Beach in
3591:hazelnuts
3509:49th Army
3460:Gulripshi
3421:Gulripshi
3207:Leselidze
3126:Ghalidzga
2986:Aidgylara
2837:Venezuela
2824:Nicaragua
2549:precedent
1903:Ossetians
1857:when the
1773:31 March
1704:. In the
1532:Armenians
1454:Aslan-Bey
1312:ruled by
1242:Marwan II
1231:Abasgians
1227:Lazic War
1104:Black Sea
1030:Apkhazeti
1028:The term
1023:Apsilians
879:Apkhazeti
862:Abkhaziya
810:Georgians
755:Nicaragua
751:Venezuela
716:Black Sea
619:Drives on
604:Time zone
549:(nominal)
357:President
328:Abkhazian
226:41°1′40″E
163:"Victory"
18698:Caucasus
18688:Abkhazia
18578:Abkhazia
18501:Category
18344:Abkhazia
18283:Thailand
18238:Pakistan
18218:Mongolia
18213:Maldives
18208:Malaysia
18108:Cambodia
17998:Category
17983:Holy See
17933:Scotland
17903:Svalbard
17888:of 1921)
17824:Guernsey
17819:Alderney
17709:Abkhazia
17643:Slovenia
17638:Slovakia
17613:Portugal
17473:Bulgaria
17295:Năvodari
17290:Mangalia
17280:Istanbul
17174:Bulgaria
17161:Abkhazia
17008:Kalmykia
16955:Dagestan
16943:Chechnya
16878:Abkhazia
16838:Caucasus
16738:Brittany
16733:Abkhazia
16597:Zambesia
16002:Assyrian
15979:Thailand
15960:Assyrian
15907:Siberian
15897:Ossetian
15882:Karelian
15805:Kashmiri
15788:Pakistan
15769:Rohingya
15711:Malaysia
15660:Assyrian
15629:Assyrian
15577:Manipuri
15567:Kashmiri
15557:Assamese
15541:Ossetian
15531:Adjarian
15295:Slovakia
15086:Caucasus
15021:Bulgaria
14841:Abkhazia
14815:Abkhazia
14784:Slovakia
14734:Bulgaria
14656:See also
14642:Scottish
14560:Assyrian
14503:Galician
14488:Canarian
14478:Asturian
14426:Siberian
14416:Ossetian
14401:Karelian
14324:Silesian
14266:Gagauzia
14218:Venetian
14208:Sicilian
14198:Padanian
14161:Swabians
14151:Bavarian
14135:Ossetian
14125:Adjarian
14094:Corsican
14079:Alsatian
13837:Samtskhe
13832:Trialeti
13782:Klarjeti
13739:Bazaleti
13610:Tsilkani
13575:Mukhrani
13570:Mtiuleti
13547:Gachiani
13537:Borchalo
13514:Saingilo
13499:Gujareti
13368:Tsebelda
13350:Abkhazia
13296:Abkhazia
13292:De facto
13173:Abkhazia
13090:Category
13049:Georgia
13042:See also
13019:Religion
12994:Language
12907:Caucasus
12902:Airports
12862:Military
12810:Politics
12775:Autonomy
12710:articles
12706:Abkhazia
12658:(eds.).
12442:30 April
12436:Archived
12410:Archived
12380:Archived
12354:Archived
12324:Archived
12320:BBC News
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11704:Archived
11686:25 March
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10772:Archived
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7966:Civil.Ge
7924:18 March
7891:archived
7887:ABC News
7806:20 March
7800:Archived
7796:BBC News
7742:Archived
7722:23 April
7716:Archived
7690:civil.ge
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6683:19 April
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5879:BBC News
5848:Archived
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5469:Archived
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5247:quoting
5083:Archived
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4966:ethnonym
4949:Archived
4929:(1998).
4850:Archived
4820:Archived
4731:25 March
4662:Archived
4473:სააფხაზო
4431:აფხაზეთი
4426:Georgian
4399:Абха́зия
4269:See also
4247:Football
4199:Abkhazia
3994:Armenian
3963:Language
3810:Religion
3790:Religion
3767:Diaspora
3687:(mostly
3677:Russians
3535:Pitsunda
3488:Military
3289:policy.
3241:republic
3192:hornbeam
3161:Pitsunda
3110:glaciers
3047:de facto
2980:and the
2968:and the
2666:Budapest
2537:military
2503:2008 war
2332:autonomy
2327:de facto
2310:(UNPO).
2277:(purple)
2147:Pitsunda
2042:Post-war
2035:de facto
1979:(1999).
1977:Istanbul
1971:(1994),
1969:Budapest
1899:Cossacks
1895:Chechens
1845:and the
1628:election
1617:Red Army
1442:Ottomans
1372:Ottomans
1329:Eristavi
1218:in 325.
1208:Anacopia
1157:Anacopia
1153:Nicopsis
872:აფხაზეთი
868:Georgian
848:Toponymy
647:Abkhazia
578:Currency
342:Unitary
307:Armenian
287:Georgian
223:43°0′0″N
152:(Abkhaz)
18628:Artsakh
18308:Vietnam
18223:Myanmar
18203:Lebanon
18133:Georgia
18088:Bahrain
18078:Armenia
17928:England
17871:Finland
17751:Denmark
17668:Ukraine
17618:Romania
17578:Moldova
17538:Ireland
17533:Iceland
17528:Hungary
17518:Germany
17513:Georgia
17503:Finland
17498:Estonia
17493:Denmark
17478:Croatia
17463:Belgium
17458:Belarus
17448:Austria
17443:Armenia
17438:Andorra
17433:Albania
17345:Trabzon
17340:Sukhumi
17270:Giresun
17239:Ukraine
17200:Romania
17187:Georgia
16967:Georgia
16914:Armenia
16783:Oceania
16753:Lezghin
16677:Nagalim
16672:Madhesh
16627:Assyria
16557:Kabylia
16552:Haratin
16042:Vietnam
16012:Kurdish
15970:Turkmen
15965:Kurdish
15862:Chuvash
15857:Chechen
15852:Bashkir
15810:Pashtun
15764:Rakhine
15759:Palaung
15727:Myanmar
15718:Sarawak
15665:Kurdish
15639:Kurdish
15592:Tripuri
15519:Georgia
15494:Tibetan
15425:Kurdish
15420:Artsakh
15399:Pashtun
15372:in Asia
15315:Ukraine
15285:Romania
15275:Moldova
15260:Hungary
15255:Georgia
15165:Estonia
14991:Belarus
14986:Balkans
14846:Armenia
14834:History
14799:Ukraine
14774:Romania
14769:Moldova
14754:Hungary
14749:Georgia
14744:Estonia
14729:Belarus
14719:Armenia
14622:English
14617:Cornish
14601:Luhansk
14596:Donetsk
14591:Crimean
14584:Ukraine
14570:Kurdish
14513:Murcian
14508:Leonese
14498:Catalan
14381:Chuvash
14376:Chechen
14371:Bashkir
14345:Székely
14338:Romania
14287:Frisian
14259:Moldova
14250:Ilirida
14193:Lombard
14144:Germany
14113:Georgia
14099:Occitan
14058:Ålandic
14051:Finland
14042:Faroese
14030:Denmark
14000:Istrian
13993:Croatia
13966:Walloon
13961:Flemish
13954:Belgium
13935:Kurdish
13930:Artsakh
13907:Albania
13812:Basiani
13802:Ardahan
13744:Dvaleti
13721:Svaneti
13668:Takveri
13650:Khorkhi
13630:Khandro
13615:Tsobeni
13519:Tusheti
13481:Kakheti
13466:Sachino
13446:Argveti
13438:Imereti
13405:Chaneti
13342:Georgia
13261:Tbilisi
13215:Kakheti
13210:Imereti
13197:Regions
13067:Outline
12974:Cuisine
12957:Culture
12947:Tourism
12942:Railway
12932:Economy
12822:Cabinet
12736:Abasgia
12718:History
12455:Sources
12360:16 July
12330:16 July
12152:11 June
12099:11 June
11903:25 July
11859:25 July
11821:25 July
11789:25 July
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11229:6 March
11199:28 July
11162:JAMnews
10992:22 June
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9993:22 June
9910:22 June
9598:archive
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9450:22 June
9424:22 June
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9372:22 June
8864:24 July
8848:Admin.
8523:22 June
8447:22 June
8261:Reuters
8200:BBC.com
7866:22 June
7852:Reuters
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7109:6 April
6392:Spekali
6355:22 June
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4856:5 March
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4172:Culture
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3583:Tourism
3557:Economy
3527:Sukhumi
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3448:Gudauta
3417:Sukhumi
3413:Gudauta
3371:Tbilisi
3367:Sukhumi
3203:Zugdidi
3130:Gumista
3021:Belarus
2945:Artsakh
2916:Vanuatu
2694:of the
2222:Gudauta
2214:Sukhumi
2210:Sukhumi
2186:won by
2116:Tbilisi
2023:Pogroms
1891:Abazins
1863:Gudauta
1735:As the
1712:leader
1428:of the
1376:Sukhumi
1340:Mongols
1327:as the
1290:Kutaisi
1286:Khazars
1250:Iberian
1185:Apsilae
1181:Abasgoi
1138:Moschoi
1134:Abasgoi
1108:Pitiunt
1083:History
1038:Abasgia
855:Абхазия
792:within
779:Georgia
728:Sukhumi
710:in the
706:, is a
638:+995 44
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18625:
18601:
18588:
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18407:Greece
18364:Taiwan
18288:Turkey
18253:Russia
18188:Kuwait
18168:Jordan
18158:Israel
18118:Cyprus
18103:Brunei
18098:Bhutan
17896:Norway
17714:Kosovo
17663:Turkey
17653:Sweden
17633:Serbia
17623:Russia
17608:Poland
17603:Norway
17583:Monaco
17553:Latvia
17523:Greece
17508:France
17483:Cyprus
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15877:Ingush
15840:Russia
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15749:Kokang
15739:Kachin
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15634:Baloch
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15435:Talysh
15430:Lezgin
15394:Hazara
15310:Turkey
15290:Russia
15265:Latvia
14791:(only
14789:Turkey
14779:Russia
14759:Latvia
14553:Turkey
14544:Scania
14532:Sweden
14483:Basque
14452:Kosovo
14440:Serbia
14411:Manchu
14406:Lezgin
14396:Ingush
14359:Russia
14312:Poland
14296:Norway
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14089:Breton
14084:Basque
14072:France
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