Name: Georgia Remembers 1989's ‘Bloody Sunday'
Uploaded: 2019-04-09 20:30:00Z
Duration: 4 min 42 s
Channel: RFE/RL
Description: On April 9, 1989, 21 people died in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi when Soviet police and military troops brutally stamped out peaceful demonstrations against the secession of the autonomous republic of Abkhazia from Georgia. In interviews with Current Time, a mother of one of the victims and participants in the protest reconstruct what happened and explain its significance.

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Georgia Remembers 1989's ‘Bloody Sunday'

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