The Eden of the Caucasus | Colonial Politics, 20 July 1899, p.2
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The struggle of the Caucasian peoples for independence, by Andre Gugushvili (1951)
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A Letter from Sukhum, Abkhazia | Fairhope Courier, 12 March 1936
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The intractable problem of the Abkhazians: 'Guests' on their own territory
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From Lord Curzon, Foreign Secretary, to General Officer in Command (1919)
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Correspondence between Abkhazia and UNPO (Linnart Mäll Archive)
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North Caucasian Republics Discuss Abkhazia
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Mr Palgrave in the Dismal Swamp | The Pall Mall Gazette, 1867
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"Soukhoum [Sukhum] Kaleh" The Graphic: An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper (London, England) May 26, 1877
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Murder Thy Neighbour, by Vitalii Sharia (The Guardian, 1993)
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Imagine a newly independent Wales with all links to the outside world cut off and UN peacekeepers guarding the border. Now you can picture Abkhazia, by Neal Ascherson (1998)
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Selected FBIS Reports on Chechnya, Abkhazia & the Chechen War
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Report by Mr. Consul Gifford Palgrave on the Port and District of Soukhoum-Kale, for the Years 1865-1866
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Ten Shot for Conspiracy Against Stalin | Western Mail - November 10, 1937.
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Lord David Ennals: Georgian troops guilty of atrocities - November 1992
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Twenty Soviet Leaders Shot: Plot Against Stalin Alleged | Leeds Mercury - 10 November 1937
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Red Flag Apes: Unwitting Lives in Soviet Monkey Farm | Aberdeen Press - 15 October 1928
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The Russian Demand for Batoum | Pall Mall Gazette - 28 June 1878
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A report from Abkhazia [Abchasia]: Reading Mercury - 07 December 1839
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Why They Live to Be 100, Or Even Older, in Abkhasia, by Sula Benet (1971)
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The Russo - Turkish War: The Revolt in Transcaucasia - Coventry Times (29 Aug 1877)
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Chicago Daily Tribune, 1937: 'Russia Executes 10 For Plotting Stalin Murder'
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There'll Always Be an Abkhasia - The New York Times, 1971
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Newspaper archives: 1992-93 War
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Travels in Circassia – Part II - Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine: July-December, 1856
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Circassia-The Vixen - Freeman's Journal - Friday 24 March 1837
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Abkhasian Mountaineers - The Graphic (London, England), September 8, 1877
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Skin Color Creates No Barrier To Africans In The Soviet Union - (Afro-American 1973, - Part 3)
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Many Africans Came To The Soviet Union During Turkish Rule (Afro-American 1973, - Part 2)
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When Did Africans Get To Soviet Union? (Part - 1)
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