Exemple de utilizare a Abkhaz în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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This is one of the variants of the Abkhaz adjika with fresh spicy herbs.
An Abkhaz State University.
Russian military intelligence had ordered Basayev to support the Abkhaz.
Do I need an Abkhaz foreign passport for a tourist visit?
If this is not done,then it will be difficult for the city dweller to eat Abkhaz adjika.
When they[Abkhaz] entered Gagra, I saw Shamyl Basaev's battalion.
So, you will lose an important component of the Abkhaz adzhika- the aroma of essential oils.
Abkhaz separatism leads to the de facto independence of Abkhazia from Georgia.
Basayev received direct military training from the GRU since the Abkhaz were backed by Russia.
Often prepared green Abkhaz adjika with walnuts to emphasize the original taste of the dish.
And there are a lot of recipes for a horloder- after all,he is the Russian equivalent of the Abkhaz adjika and French-English ketchup.
The Abkhaz commander Arshba raped a 14-year-old girl and later gave an order to execute her.
Violeta Bjania, 49,left her native village in Abkhazia at the start of the 1992 war between Tbilisi and Abkhaz separatists.
The Abkhaz separatists along with their allies were bound by the agreement to hold their offensive and heavy bombardment of the city.
Video materials show a 5-year-old child being brutally killed by Abkhaz militant in front of his mother on the streets of Sukhumi.
The recipe of the Abkhaz adjika does not imply the addition of tomatoes, zucchini, mushrooms and other vegetables.
The city was mercilessly bombed by Russian air forces and separatist artillery.[59]On September 27, the city fell as Abkhaz, Confederation of Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus(CMPC) and Russian units stormed the House of the Government of Abkhazia.
In May 1978, several thousands of Abkhaz nationalists assembled in the village of Lykhny to support 130 Abkhaz Communists,who had signed the letter to Moscow, demanding that the Abkhaz ASSR be allowed to be transferred from Georgia to the Russian SFSR.
Fazil Abdulovich Iskander( Фази́ ль Абду́ лович Исканде́ р; born 6 March 1929, Sukhumi, USSR)is arguably the most famous Abkhaz writer, renowned in the former Soviet Union for his vivid descriptions of Caucasian life, mostly written in Russian.
A man tells how in Gudauta, Abkhaz killed small children and then cut off their heads to play football with them.
The bilateral programmes for eastern Europe and South Caucasus focused, among other things, on reform of the judiciary(Armenia, Azerbaijan, georgia), the health sector(moldova),rehabilitation measures(the georgian- Abkhaz conflict zone) and border controls(eastern Europe).
Both the Georgian language and Abkhaz questions were high on the agenda throughout the following years.
The exact number of those killed during the ethnic cleansing is disputed, however, it ranges from 8,000 to 10,000 people, not including the civilians who were killed in 1998 during the separatist onslaught on Gali region.[35] Roughly 200,000 to 250,000 ethnic Georgians were expelled from their homes.[2] The campaign ethnic cleansing also included Russians, Armenians, Greeks,moderate Abkhaz and other minor ethnic groups living in Abkhazia.
In 1992, the political situation in Abkhazia changed into a military confrontation between the Georgian government and Abkhaz separatists.
Although Georgian opposition intelligentsia preached avoidance of conflict with non-Georgian minorities, as such conflict would hamper the road to independence, and forged ties with the Russian dissidents of the time, including Andrei Sakharov, the movement had a strong anti-Russian emphasis and alarmed some minorities, especially in Abkhazia,where there was a lingering ethnic discord between Georgian and Abkhaz communities.
Prior to the 1992 War, Georgians made up nearlyhalf of Abkhazia's population, while less than one-fifth of the population was Abkhaz.
The United Nations andother international organizations have been fruitlessly urging the Abkhaz de facto authorities"to refrain from adopting measures incompatible with the right to return and with international human rights standards, such as discriminatory legislation…[and] to cooperate in the establishment of a permanent international human rights office in Gali and to admit United Nations civilian police without further delay.
According to Shevardnadze he trusted Yeltsin and the Russian guarantees and therefore, asked the population to return.[56]However, the Abkhaz separatists, North Caucasian Volunteers, Cossacks and Russian special forces attacked Sukhumi on September 16 at 8 a.m.[57].
On July 4,the Confederation of Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus militia, Abkhaz formations, and Armenian Bagramyan battalion transported by allegedly Russian naval forces to the city of Tkhvarcheli began their offensive on the northern Sukhumi district.