President Medvedev's interview for Russian TV

How strong and efficient could relations between Russia and the US be? What's to be done about the global financial meltdown? What are the main goals of modern Russia? President Medvedev answered these and many other questions in his interview with Russias top TV channels.

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Wake up Russians!!! your government stink!!!

[HistoryOfMyLand]

Truth about Russian Georgian Conflict-roots and history by ACADEMCIAN SERGEY KOVALEV WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES

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[jsadasjioi]

all his ties always seem kinda big. Especially the top part

[Iberi1]

In 1814, the Western Georgian Patriarchate of Abkhazia-Imeretia was also abolished by the Russian "orthodox" authorities and annexed to the Exarchate of Georgia, a subdivision of the Russian Orthodox Church, whose part it was until the restoration of the unified and autocephalous Georgian Orthodox Church in 1917

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The tragic story of Georgian Queen Mariam was described in several contemporary accounts, based on the reports of eye-witnesses, and found its place in European literature of that time.

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In 1811, the autocephaly (i.e. independent status) of the 1500 years old Orthodox Church of Iveria and Tron of the Patriarch was abolished by "orthodox" Russian Government, the Catholicos-Patriarch Anton II was deported to Russia.

After the conquest of Western Georgian Kingdom by Imperial Russia in 1810, the last king and the last Georgian Bagrationi ruler Solomon II fled to the Ottoman possessions in Trabzond where he died in 1815.

[Iberi1]

The soldiers burst into the bedroom and arrested the queen and her children. Escorted by a considerable armed force, they were carried away to Russia through the Daryal Pass. During her passage through Georgia, the inhabitants came out to testify their loyalty to the queen and bade her farewell.

[Iberi1]

The general then took hold of her foot, to make her rise from the cushion on which she was sitting, surrounded by her sleeping children. Mariam, indignant at the attempt to take her by force, drew the dagger from beneath the cushion and stabbed Lazarev, killing him on the spot. Lazarev's interpreter drew his saber, and gave her a wound in the head, so that she fell down insensible.

[Iberi1]

Newly established Russian administration started deporting the members of 1300 year old Georgian Royal Dynasty Bagrationi to Russia.

On April 22, 1803, the Russian soldiers arrived at Queen's mansion and General Lazarev ordered Mariam (Maria, the Last Queen of Eastern Georgia) to get up and be ready for departure, but the queen refused to follow him.

[Iberi1]

In May 1801 Russian General Carl Heinrich Knorring removed the Georgian heir to the throne David Bagrationi from power and deployed a provisional government headed by General Ivan Petrovich Lasarev.

Georgian nobility did not accept the decree until April 1802 when General Knorring held the nobility in Tbilisi's Sioni Cathedral and forced them to take an oath on the imperial crown of Russia. Those who disagreed were arrested.