Fifteen years after Akhazia broke away from Georgian territory, Georgians wrote messages to the inhabitants of the separatist province on a board in the capital Tblisi. Like Soviet soldiers’ inscriptions on Berlin's Reichstag after WWII, none of the messages contained anything negative: “We are missing you Abkhaz brothers.” Steady State wonders [1] what the Abkhaz would have to say to their Georgian neighbours.
Georgia: Messages to Abkhazia
· Written by Ben Paarmann
Categories: Central Asia & Caucasus, Georgia, War & Conflict