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- Giorgi (Gia) Karkarashvili (Georgian: გიორგი [გია] ყარყარაშვილი) (born October 31, 1966) is a Georgian politician and retired major general who served...
- finally forced into resignation in May 1993 – though a protégé, Gia Karkarashvili, was named as his replacement, and he was able to retain some of his...
- quotes philosopher Gia Nodia to explain Karkarashvili's statement: "I happened to watch interview of Karkarashvili which was quoted and, although I do not...
- his side. Sources become blurrier in the second w**** of the coup. Gia Karkarashvili, who leads the Military Council's war efforts, claims that the other...
- next day. Special forces leader Gocha Karkarashvili, younger brother of overall commander Giorgi Karkarashvili, insisted on remaining in town with a number...
- appointed Nadibaidze Minister of Defense of Georgia after General Gia Karkarashvili was forced to resign. Nadibaidze dismissed nationalistically minded...
- Shevardnadze Tengiz Sigua Jaba Ioseliani Tengiz Kitovani Shota Kviraia Giorgi Karkarashvili Boris Yeltsin Eduard Baltin Casualties and losses Total deaths: Up to...
- leaders of Mkhedrioni, was appointed as the Interior Minister. Gia Karkarashvili succeeded Kitovani as the Defence Minister in May 1993. Shevardnadze...
- Georgia Abkhazia Commanders and leaders Eduard Shevardnadze Giorgi Karkarashvili Vladislav Ardzinba Shamil Basayev Sergei Dbar Sultan Sosnaliyev Sergei...
- including David Tevzadze, Jemal Gakhokidze, Koba Kobaladze, and Gia Karkarashvili as supporters of the planned mutiny. Kobaladze, Gvaladze, and the Mukhrovani...