“Many years have passed, but every day before the eyes - the brutal faces of the women and men of the village of Ered, who, like real predators, tore out the innocent citizens alive,” is recalling Zarina Gagieva, who, together with her family, fell into the hands of these nonhumans on March 18, 1991.
The tragic "luck"
There are 181 people under observation in South Ossetia, no new cases of coronavirus have been detected, Anna Gagloeva, Deputy Head of the South-Ossetian Consumer Supervision Committee, told IA "Res» on Monday.
"According to data on the morning of June 22, 38 people with laboratory-confirmed coronavirus are being treated at the Tskhinval infectious diseases hospital, of which 37 are cadets and one from the medical staff. In total, 83 were ill for the entire period, 45 of them recovered and were discharged from the medical institution," - said Gagloeva.
The genocide of the Ossetian people of 1920, was actively hushed up in Soviet times to prevent the development of ethnic hatred. Despite the fact that they tried not to publicize the brutal crimes of Georgia, the Ossetian stories, saturated with blood and bitterness, were passed from mouth to mouth, from generation to generation. So, the truth about the bloody pages of the history of the Ossetian people has come down to our days.
The genocide of 1920, carried out by Georgia, is one of the gravest crimes against the Ossetian people, head of the Department of history of Ossetia and Caucasian studies of the South Ossetia State University, Candidate of History, Professor Yuri Gagloty said in a comment to IA "RES".
“The whole tragedy of these events lies in the fact that the Georgian professional mobilized army with officers who had been trained in the Russian imperial army were practically fighting against the unarmed Ossetian people,” the historian said.
Commemorative events took place on Saturday in the various cities of Italy, as well as in the Republic of San Marino on the Apennines, on the occasion of the centenary of the Ossetian genocide committed by Georgian forces in South Ossetia.
Ossetians living in Holland and Belgium honored with a minute of silence the memory of the victims of the genocide of the Ossetian people in 1920. Turning to compatriots by video link, Ossetians living in Europe joined the nationwide minute of silence.
People of Ossetia! Brothers and sisters!
Today in Ossetia is the anniversary of mournful memory, the memory of one of the most tragic pages in the history of Ossetians - the genocide committed by Georgia in 1920. The victims of genocide then became tens of thousands of people - children, women, old people; South Ossetia lost a third of the Ossetian population.
A thousand balloons by the number of genocide victims from Georgia were launched in all areas and the capital of South Ossetia. In memory of the victims of the genocide, balloons were launched at 944, 8 at the strategically important South Ossetian border post in the village of Uista (Tsnelis), as well as around the entire border.
In the capital of the Republic - Tskhinval, the rally was held by employees and activists of the Committee on Youth Policy, Sports and Tourism of South Ossetia.
A moment of silence is a few moments of silence in memory of the victims of the Ossetian genocide by Georgia.
"RIP!".
In South Ossetia, on the night of June 20, state flags were lowered, in the Republic - a day of mourning in memory of the victims of the Ossetian genocide, committed by Georgia.
The leadership and the public of South Ossetia on Saturday laid wreaths and flowers at the monument to 13 Communards in the Zguder cemetery, who had been shot by Georgian punishers on June 20, 1920. Today in Ossetia is the day of mourning - the 100th anniversary of one of the most tragic pages in the history of Ossetians - the genocide committed by Georgia in 1920.
Prime Minister Eric Pukhaev in a media commentary noted that the genocide of the Ossetian people by Georgia should be condemned by the international community.
