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Lost Battles: January and March 1993, by Anastasia Shesterinina 
On the Other Side of Gumista: The Harsh Lessons of the March Offensive
Andrej Sakharov’s ‘Mini-empires’ and the Inevitable, by George Hewitt
First, an agreement on the non-use of force, then joint activities
30th Anniversary of the January 1993 Offensive for the Liberation of Sukhum
"Silicon Man": in memory of Mushni Khvartskia
Georgian Brutality and Local Support | 'Mobilizing in Uncertainty', by Anastasia Shesterinina
The worst of days: 30 years on from the Lata tragedy, by Alexej Lomia
The murder of Alexei Kogoniya by Georgian Nationalists on 16 July 1989
Tengiz Kitovani: "they [Russians] officially gave us the 108 tanks of the Akhaltsikhe Division"
Russian Officer Views Abkhaz Conflict (27 April 1993) | FBIS Report
Thirty Years of Peace-negotiations, by Charlotte Hille
Estonian Orientalist Linnart Mäll and his role in activities of the UNPO during the Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict, by Aivar Jürgenson
Volunteer-movement and the Circassian factor during the Patriotic War of the people of Abkhazia in 1992-1993 – historical and political significance, by Aslanbek Mirzoev
On the eve of the Victory: the meeting of the Western and Eastern fronts on the Kodor bridge
How there was an attempt to stop the Georgian-Abkhazian war in Moscow’s 'President Hotel'?
14 August 1997, Vladislav Ardzinba - in Tbilisi. How did this come about?
“This day was very sad - 14 August 1992, when the war began.”
It's necessary to find a way out! (Letter of 37 | 1997)
"The Key to the Future" | Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict
Peace is for Abkhazia, war is for Ukraine?
Georgia-Abkhazia Conflict: View from Abkhazia, by Liana Kvarchelia
A "Scorpion" for the desperate: veteran Otar Gogua on the Patriotic War of the people of Abkhazia
The TV Debate Program on Georgian - Abkhaz Conflict | Moscow, October 17, 1992
War and Secession: A Moral Analysis of the Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict, by Bruno Coppieters
Changes on the Western Front: how Gagra was liberated
Wikileaks: Caucasus Experts Presage Causes and Consequences of Recognizing South Ossetia and Abkhazia
Georgian-Abkhaz War | FBIS Reports (Aug-Oct. 1992)
Zviad Gamsakhurdia: “Abkhaz Nation Doesn’t Exist!”
In Defence of the Homeland: Intellectuals and the Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict, by Bruno Coppieters
Musa Shanibov addressing Abkhazians and Circassians (Abkhazia, 26 August 1989)
Nation-building in the Post-Soviet Borderlands: The Georgian-Abkhazian confrontation
War in the Caucasus? by Richard Clogg (1992)
Mediators for Transcaucasia's Conflicts, by Elizabeth Fuller (1993)
How nations united: Formation of the Confederation of Caucasian Peoples
The conflict in and over Abkhazia, by Sergey Markedonov
Heeding the Call of the Heart: Volunteers in the Patriotic War of the People of Abkhazia
A woman with a Kalashnikov assault-rifle: the story of Rita Zongurova
Bodzhgua on Gena Kardanov: a real tough guy
The capture of Sukhum: the main battles for the liberation of the capital
Abkhazia 1989-2019, by George Hewitt
After 30 years Georgians still refuse to acknowledge their own responsibility for the conflict
Caucasus Women and Conflict Prevention, by Natella Akaba
Lord Ennals: Georgian troops guilty of atrocities | November 1992
Geopolitical Aspects of the Abkhazian Statehood: Some Results and Perspectives, by Viacheslav Chirikba
25 years later, Abkhazia remains haunted by the missing, by Kieran Pender
Colonel Robert Hamilton on Abkhazia (again): A Reply (again) from George Hewitt
‘The Land of the Golden Fleece’: Conflict and Heritage in Abkhazia by Eleni Sideri
The history of the region became ashes: An excerpt from Neal Ascherson’s ‘Black Sea’
History in the Context of the Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict, by George Hewitt

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