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The Georgian general leading the invading forces in the autumn of 1992, Gia Karkarashvili, stated on TV that he would sacrifice 100,000 Georgians to kill all 97,000 Abkhazians, if that is what it took to keep Georgia's borders inviolate.'

- This threat was even reported in the Georgian newspaper 7 dghe 7 Days (No.31, 4-10 September 1992, p.3): On 25 August Gia Karkarashvili, general of the National Guard stationed in western Georgia appeared on Abkhazian television. He issued an ultimatum to the Abkhazian side: if within 24 hours they should not lay down their arms and hand themselves over to members of the State Council, the Abkhazians would have no-one left to carry on their race: 100,000Georgians would be sacrificed for the 97,000 Abkhazians, but Georgias borders would remain in tact.

- And also 'UNPO Abkhazia Report' November 1992, Chapter b. Human Rights and Cultural Destruction.

...Additionally, the Commander-in-chief of Georgian troops in Abkhazia, General Georgiy Karkarashvili warned in a televised formal address to the Abkhaz and Georgian people in Sukhumi on August 24, that no prisoners of war will be taken by the Georgian troops, that if 100,000 Georgian lose their lives, then [on the Abkhazian side] all 97,000 will be killed; and that the Abkhaz Nation will be left without descendants. The delegation saw a video recording of this ominous speech.

http://www.unpo.org/downloads/AbkGeo1992Report.pdf

- Central Asian Survey, 12(3), (1993), p.338

- BBC Summary of World Broadcasts

- A similar threat came from the head of Georgia's wartime administration, Giorgi Khaindrava, on the pages of Le Monde Diplomatique in April 1993.

Goga (Giorgi) Khaindrava, told the correspondent from Le Monde Diplomatique that "there are only 80,000 Abkhazians, which means that we can easily and completely destroy the genetic stock of their nation by killing 15,000 of their youth. And we are perfectly capable of doing this."

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Origins and Evolution of the Georgian-Abkhaz Conflict, by Stephen D. Shenfield
http://www.circassianworld.com/Geo_Abk_conflict.html
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Abkhazia and South Ossetia: heart of conflict, key to solution by George Hewit, Open Democracy, 18 August 2008
http://www.circassianworld.com/Abkhazia_SOssetia.html
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Abkhazia's Liberation and International Law by E. K. Adzhindzhal, Sukhum, 2007
http://www.circassianworld.com/Abkhazia_Liberation.html
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The Georgian-Abkhazian Conflict: In Search of Ways out By Viacheslav A. Chirikba, Leiden University, Netherlands http://www.circassianworld.com/Conflict_Georgian_Abkhazian.html
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Georgian Apologists (at home and abroad) by George Hewitt (Professor of Caucasian Languages, SOAS, London University) http://www.circassianworld.com/News/Socor_Geo.html
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'Circassian World follows closely developments affecting the fate of our Abkhazian brothers and lends its strongest support to the struggle for the independence of Abkhazia.' ABKHAZIA IS ABKHAZIA...

http://www.circassianworld.com/News/CW_Abkhazia.html

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  • from "ABSENCE OF WILL" documentary film by Mamuka Kuparadze.

    [11.52 sec.] Gia Karkarashvili: "But I was told that the 13th-14th August was a good time to launch a military operation because the Russian Parliament was in recess. Unfortunately, we entered Abkhazia in a very disorganized way. We didn’t even have a specific goal and we started looting villages along the way. As a result, in the space of a month we managed to make enemies of the entire local population, especially the Armenians."

  • from "ABSENCE OF WILL" documentary film by Mamuka Kuparadze... can be found on net.

    [4:34 sec.] Reporter: "Mr. Shevardnadze, could you we have prevented the war in Abkhazia?"

    Eduard Shevardnadze: "Of course we could. However, we need to remember the times we were living in back then and what was going on in Georgia at the time. But [Tengiz] Kitovani, the defence minister, should never have sent troops to Sukhumi. That was our biggest mistake."

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  • God Bless Karkarashvili and Georgia.

    We are the right side and we will win

  • georgians are warriors we will fight until we die!!!!!!!!

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  • he is hero of georgia.he is the best general which ever had been georgia

  • He belongs to Hell,Like Himmler is.

  • During the war a lot of prisoners were released in Georgia and sent to fight in Abkhazia. There were a lot of drug addicts as well. They went Abkhazia for plunder not for fighting. Even Georgians saying that there were abnormal soldiers on their side. Those soldiers attacked Georgians - their own people.

    There were many former prisoners — not war prisoners, but criminals. This is reported by International Committee of the Red Cross.

  • he is hero for georgia and georgian people. and anyone who say bad about him is simple beach

  • God Bless Karkarashvili and others, who love Georgia and Georgians

  • I am Georgian, and if he really such things would not be nice. Unfortunately, I am having difficulties to get what he is saying. It is either my computer or my hearing.

  • shame on filth like you. then your ragtag nation wonders why

    we and so many other peoples in the world despise your country.

    with disgraceful words like this, what do you expect? have some self-respect.

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