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Georgian
Orthodox Church is supported by 91% of respondents
[PHOTO SOURCE: http://orthochristian.com/78443.html]
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An independence referendum was held in the Republic of Georgia on 31 March
1991. It was approved by 99.5% of voters. In memory of this event, we will present
photos and videos of how Georgians unite in thousands to protest and pressure
their governments for a common goal.
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“The fiercest serpent may be overcome by a
swarm of ants.” - Isoroku Yamamoto
Statement in opposition of the planned construction
of the Yamato class battleships, as quoted in Scraps
of paper: the disarmament treaties between the world wars (1989) by Harlow
A. Hyde. In this statement, Yamamoto implies that even the most powerful
battleships can be sunk by a huge swarm of carrier planes. This remark also
proved prophetic as both Yamato and Musashi would be sunk by
overwhelming air attacks.
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Published on May 31, 2018
The chief prosecutor of Georgia Irakly Shotadze resigned after protests over an investigation into the stabbing of 16-year-olds reached outside office in Tbilisi on Thursday night.
The protests were sparked by the court's decision not to consider the death of David Saralidze a murder, charging one of the suspects with an attempt to commit it. Nevertheless, the other detained was found guilty of killing Levan Dadunashvili.
In a statement posted on the prosecutor's website, Shotadze said "I'm leaving my position and hope that justice will prevail."
Georgia's Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has already that the case will be returned to the interior ministry.
David Saralidze and Levan Dadunashvili were killed in a brawl between students from two different schools in December 2017.
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VIDEO SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LRVsTzezgM
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Protesters gathered in central Tbilisi the evening of May
31 after a high-profile murder case resulted in an acquittal and suspicions of
official impunity. (Photo: Giorgi Lomsadze)
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Georgia: Mass demo over teenagers'
murder in Tbilisi, counter protesters detained
Published on Jun 2, 2018
Thousands of people gathered in front of
Tbilisi’s parliament building on Friday, to protest in solidarity with the
families of two teenagers stabbed to death in early December. At the same time,
several counter demonstrators were reportedly detained as they tried to
organise a rival protest several blocks away.
VIDEO SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qU23iJsYo4
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Burn Soros - save the
country: another action of the Georgian March - February 23rd, 2018, 12:48
[PHOTO SOURCE: https://eadaily.com/en/news/2018/02/23/burn-soros-save-the-country-another-action-of-the-georgian-march] |
Anti Soros
manifestation in Georgia
Published on Sep 18, 2017
12.09.2017 in Tbilisi ,, Georgian
March" Young Marchers - National Socialists and Nationalists organized a
march, where about 2500 citizens demanded in front of office of Soros
foundation to ban his activities in Georgia(Caucasus region).
VIDEO SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0NctoR7jkY
The Georgian
March: defending 'traditional values' or danger to liberalism?
Published on May 1, 2018
“Our motto is not ‘Georgia for Georgians’, but ‘Georgian Georgia’. People of all nationalities that live in Georgia must enjoy the same rights and be equally protected. But Georgia must be Georgian – this means that our traditional values and morals must be the main priority, and the war against them must end,” said Sandro Bregadze, the leader of Georgian March.
“Our motto is not ‘Georgia for Georgians’, but ‘Georgian Georgia’. People of all nationalities that live in Georgia must enjoy the same rights and be equally protected. But Georgia must be Georgian – this means that our traditional values and morals must be the main priority, and the war against them must end,” said Sandro Bregadze, the leader of Georgian March.
VIDEO SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtswHP1KIfU&t=43s
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Protesters
hold their phones aloft as Tbilisi protest leader Zaza Saralidze speaks to the
crowd.
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SOURCE: https://www.rferl.org/a/protest-tbilisi-pauses-no-change-demands-for-new-government-saralidze/29267021.html]
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OTHER LINKS:
‘DON’T KILL ME’ Protest: Mass Protests
In Georgia Over Murder Verdict
Macedonia: Thousands of nationalists
protest against EU in Skopj [VIDEO SHARED]
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