#gruziya

[transgenderer]

Georgia (/ˈdʒɔːrdʒə/ ⓘ JOR-jə) is the Western exonym for the country in the Caucasus natively known as Sakartvelo (Georgian: საქართველო [sakʰaɾtʰʷelo] ⓘ). The Armenian exonym is Vrastan (Armenian: Վրաստան [vəɾɑsˈtɑn]); predominantly Muslim nations refer to it as Gurjistan or its many similar variations; while in mostly Slavic languages it is Gruziya.

All exonyms are likely derived from gorğān (گرگان), the Persian designation of the Georgians, evolving from Parthian wurğān (𐭅𐭓𐭊𐭍) and Middle Persian wiručān (𐭥𐭫𐭥𐭰𐭠𐭭), rooting out from Old Persian vrkān (𐎺𐎼𐎣𐎠𐎴) meaning "the land of the wolves". This is also reflected in Old Armenian virk (վիրք), it being a source of Ancient Greek ibēríā (Ἰβηρία), that entered Latin as Hiberia. The transformation of vrkān into gorğān and alteration of v into g was a phonetic phenomenon in the word formation of Proto-Aryan and ancient Iranian languages. All exonyms are simply phonetic variations of the same root vrk/varka (𐎺𐎼𐎣) meaning wolf.

The full, official name of the country is simply "Georgia", as specified in the Georgian constitution which reads "Georgia is the name of the state of Georgia." Before the 1995 constitution came into force the country's name was the Republic of Georgia. Since 2005 the Georgian Government works actively to remove the Russian-derived exonym Gruziya from usage around the world.

[sovietpostcards]

Tourists aboard the Gruziya [Georgia] ship (1958)

[reportsofawartime]

コバヒゼ首相は、グルジアにおける国内政治問題は、欧米諸国の要請を受けロシアに対する「第2戦線」を開設することを拒否した後に始まったと述べた。 「我が国が直面している困難の主な原因は、2022年2月に戦争に参戦せず、第2戦線を開設しなかったことだ。その後、主な困難が始まった」。 コバヒゼ首相によると、米国の「ディープ・ステート」の代表者とグルジア野党の彼らのエージェントがグルジアに敵対行為の開始を要求したという。 https://ria.ru/20241229/gruziya-1992014385.html

[thebestfact]

Как Персия и Грузия оградили себя от набегов с севера в средневековье

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Как Персия и Грузия оградили себя от набегов с севера в средневековье

В мирных переговорах Византии и Персии вопрос границ занимал центральное место. Для безопасности этих империй немалое значение придавалось Кавказским проходам Дарьяльскому ущелью (грузины называли его Аланскими вратами) и Дербент (его ещё называли также Дарубанди – Каспийскими вратами). В мирном договоре… Продолжить чтение →

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[sportsfanmy]

Квалификация Евро-2024. Бельгия дома разгромила Азербайджан, Грузия на выезде уступила Испании

Квалификация Евро-2024. Бельгия дома разгромила Азербайджан, Грузия на выезде уступила Испании

https://sports-fan.ru/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/kvalifikaciya-evro-2024-4.jpg

В воскресенье, 19 ноября, в 10-м туре квалификации Евро-2024 Венгрия обыграла Черногорию (3:1). В составе победителей забитыми голами отличились хавбек «Ливерпуля» Доминик Собослаи (дубль) и полузащитник «Пизы» Адам Надь. Этим же вечером Сербия сыграла вничью с Болгарией (2:2), Бельгия «камня на камне» не оставила от обороны сборной Азербайджана (5:0), Швеция без проблем справилась с Эстонией... Подробнее

https://sports-fan.ru/kvalifikacziya-evro-2024-belgiya-doma-razgromila-azerbajdzhan-gruziya-na-vyezde-ustupila-ispanii/

[satian39]

と、いうわけで『コーカサスの虜』Storesにて通販開始です。 2017〜2018年にかけてキヤノンギャラリーにて展示した作品をまとめたものです。 https://hoshino-shokyo.stores.jp/items/5ed62c79bd217871c3d5fefe ¥2,000 税・送料込 展示作品＋α、A4変形52ページ。 何卒よしなに。 . . . #コーカサス #アルメニア #グルジア #ジョージア #アゼルバイジャン #飛地 #未承認国家 #写真展 #写真集 #旧ソ連 #南コーカサス #カフカス #Caucasus #Armenia #Georgia #Gruziya #Azerbaidzhan #同人誌 #通販 #同人写真集 https://www.instagram.com/p/CBS5-xBgoCR/?igshid=1b219gcp080ha

[yagubov]

@gorarxili -nin paylaşdığı şəkillər qədər mənə ləzzət edən ikinci yerli blog yoxdu da. Elə bil ruh əkimizdi prosta gruziya da yaşayır hahah..

[kavkasia]

The National Library of Lithuania recently opened a Georgian book corner! Now Lithuania is going to be (further) subjected to Georgia’s ramblings about Georgian authors, his personal favourite works, and the history behind them. The man is incredibly proud of his literary tradition...

Lithuania and Georgia have a very sweet relationship, and Georgia considers her to be one of his best friends! This may be surprising to some considering their geographical distance, but over the decades both nations have bonded over their shared struggles. In fact, three years ago Georgia changed its official name for Lithuania from the Russian “Litva” to the Lithuanian “Lietuva”, and Lithuania returned the favour this year and changed its official name for Georgia from the Russian “Gruziya” to the Georgian “Sakartvelo (Sakartvelas)”! ❤️

Nyo!Lithuania (Laima) interpretation by @melondramatics

[nevermindrussia]

Countries you won't recognize named in Russian - part 1

Great to see you again, my beloved followers! I remember, how had you appreciated my post of some special Russian brand naming. So today I'd like to introduce you Russian namings for some countries, that sound very unfamiliar to any other language native.

So, let's get started!

1. Китай [kitai] - China

The Китай word meant in old Russian "something hedged, over the fence". The linguists say, it's descending from кита [kita], "a pack of poles", which was used to build defence constructions. So the name for the country definitely goes from The Great Chinese Wall, which was something astonishing and totally new for travellers from old Russia. For now, we have a special district at the center of Moscow named Китай-город [kitai-gorod], which should be literally translated as China Town - but has nothing to do with China at all. It just means "the most reinforced part of the town". And in fact it's a kind of pleonasm - for the город word also descends from городить [gorodit'] - "to make fences".

2. Черногория [chernogoriya] - Montenegro

That's all simple. Черногория descends from черный [chyornyi] - black, and гора [gora] - a mountain. So, Черногория is just a literal translation of what Montenegro is in some European languages. In it's turn, in the self-name Crna Gora the gora word means not the mountain itself, but mostly "the wood on the mountain". So the correct name for the country should be kind of "The Black Forest", or, translated to Russian, Чернолесье [chernoles'e].

3. Грузия [gruziya] - Georgia

The Russian name of this beautiful country follows some Arab-Persian epics, where it's named Gurjistan, lit. - "the land of wolves". The most of other languages call it Georgia, after st. George, who is considered to be the saint patron of this country. According to the legend, the first Christian church, built in Georgia, was dedicated to him. And his cousin, st. Nino, was the first Christian missionary in Georgia. Speaking of the Georgians themselves, they call their land even more unfamiliar: Sakartvelo

4. Исландия [islandiya] - Iceland

Iceland is a country I have a dream to visit) I really love it's nature and sights, and it's political system, and it's people's mindset. But this post is about names, so I have nothing to say except that Исландия sounds the least like to Iceland. Despite that, it's the quite correct adjustment to Russian for the original name. For the "-land" root is usually transformed into -ландия/-ляндия in Russain, like Финляндия (Finland), Гренландия (Greenland) etc. And the "ice" root was just spelled as ис-, just like we read the I and C letters)

The second part of this post will be about USA, Great Britain and so on - so stay tuned, and see you soon!))

[instituteofgeorgianhistory]

Abkhazians & Ossetians in Georgia. A Short History

In light of the disinformation campaign carried out by Russian information networks and picked up by western media, the Institute of the Georgian History at Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University has released an explanation as to why the Abkhazia and Tskhinvali regions (incorrectly called "South Ossetia") have always been an integral part of Georgia.

In the remote past, to the south of the Great Caucasian Range and east of the Black Sea, rural clans fought each other for land and mines, making alliances and early states. Two cultures equipped first with bronze and then with iron were established in the valleys of the rivers Rioni (Phasis), Chorokhi (Aphsaros), and Mtkvari (Cyros/Kura). Roughly, the borders of Colchis included the city of Pitius (Bichvinta, Pitsunda) in the North West, Sarapanis (Shorapani) in the East, near the Likhi mountains, which divides Georgia into West and East, and the mouth of the river Chorokhi in the South, near Batumi, Georgia’s main port. Another name for Colchis is Egrisi, derived from the tribal name Margali/Megreli/Mingrelian. The Mingrelian language, very close to the Georgian, is still spoken in West Georgia as a family one, like that of West Georgian highlanders, the Svani. The next country had two rivers, Chorokhi, now mostly in Turkey, and Mtkvari within its borders. Local folk called it Kartli, and the Greeks – Iberia and Iberians. The latter term contributes to Ivirk, Vrastan – Armenian terms; also to Varkan, Gurgan, Gurgistan – Persian terms, which in turn contributes to Georgia and Gruziya.

Thus, Kartli, while comprising the Mtkvari and Chorokhi valleys, was labeled as Iberia, or Vrastan, or Varkan, or Gurgan by foreigners. Gradually, Colchis/Egrisi and Kartli/Iberia became more and more integrated, and Georgian, the language spoken in Kartli, spread to the eastern Black Sea coast, putting the Mingrelian and Svani languages in the position of a family language. From that point on, this new country was called Sakartvelo, a term derived from Kartli, and also Iberia, Gurgistan, Gruziya and Georgia (T. Dundua. History of Georgia. Tbilisi. 2017, pp. 5-22. v. Academia.edu/Tedo Dundua).

Still, there was another language in West Georgia which was also converted into a family language: Abkhazian. The Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia (Georgia) has Sokhumi as its capital. Sokhumi is the Turkish version of the Georgian name Tskhumi, while the Greeks and Italians called the city Dioscurias and Sebastopolis. People living in its neigborhood in the Classical and Hellenistic periods were the Colas and the Coraxae, obviously Colchian clans. Their names are substituted by that of the Colchians themselves. The first mention of the Aphsils, obvious ancestors of the Abkhazians, near Sebastopolis/Tskhumi, dates back to the 70s of the 1st c. A.D. Soon, their relatives, the Abasks, appear. These two names sometimes disappear in favor of “Lazi,” the name of Mingrelian-speaking people descended from the southern mountains to mingle with the Colchians, thus changing the name of the country into Lazica. In the northern part of Lazica under the local feudal lords, they again call themselves Aphsils and Abasks, when unified with the rest of the country – Lazi. That means that from the 2nd c. A.D., the Mingrelian language was a social one throughout Lazica, while the Abkhazian language was put in the position of a family language spoken near Sebastopolis/Tskhumi. Indeed, the special Mingrelian term for that part of Lazica was “apkha,” i.e. periphery. The periphery of what? That of Mingrelian, i.e. western Georgian, culture. Gradually, Aphsils and Abasks under the local princes also started to call themselves Abkhazians. When in the 8th c., apparently through marriage, their prince found himself residing in the central city of Kutaisi, Lazica/Egrisi received one more name – Apkhazeti. With the Georgian language becoming dominant on the eastern Black Sea coast, the Mingrelian, Svani and Abkhazian languages found themselves in the position of a family language (T. Dundua. Christianity and Mithraism. The Georgian Story. Tbilisi. 1999, p. 6; T. Dundua, Akaki Chikobava. Pacorus, the Lazi King, Who Was Overlord of Colchis/Western Georga. Tbilisi. 2013, pp. 9-16; T. Dundua. Georgia within the European Integration. Tbilisi. 2016, pp. 81-88. v. Academia.edu/Tedo Dundua).

West and East unified was called Sakartvelo/Georgia. And the title of the kings from the Bagrationi ruling dynasty was as follows: “King of the Abkhazians (i.e. Western Georgia), Kartvelians (Eastern and Southern Georgia), Ranians and Kakhetians (extreme East of the Eastern Georgia)” (T. Dundua. Review of Georgian Coins with Byzantine Iconography. Quaderni ticinesi di numismatica e antichità classiche. Lugano. 2000. Vol. XXIX, pp. 389-393; T. Dundua and Others. Online English- Georgian Catalogue of Georgian Numismatics).

The decline of Georgia towards the end of the 16th c. enabled the Ottomans to increase their territory, seeing them taking control of the cities on the eastern Black Sea coast. Georgian frontier defenses were down. Finding so little opposition, many tribes settled in the districts they had penetrated, a new wave of the Abkhazian speaking clans among them. They made their way from the mountains first to the region of nowadays Sochi (Russian Federation), and then down the coast towards Bichvinta (Pitius, Pitsunda). Those rough highlanders forced part of the local agricultural folk to flee to the central regions. Thus, rural and urban sites suffered much and the links with the rest of the country were badly damaged. The Ottoman overlords also encouraged the slave trade, completely changing the economic visage of the northwest of western Georgia for centuries before the Russians advance against the Ottomans in the 19th c. (T. Dundua. North and South (towards the Question of the NATO enlargement). www.nato.int/acad/fellow/99-01/dundua.pdf, pp.41-42; T. Dundua and Others. The Black Sea – Zone of the Contacts. Tbilisi. 2001, pp. 9-10, 15-16; T. Dundua and Others. The Black Sea. A History of Interaction. Teaching Pack. The Council of Europe. Oslo. 2004, pp. 46, 105. v. Academia.edu/Tedo Dundua).

The Russian Empire annexed eastern Georgia, the Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti, in 1801. This paved the way for Russian expansion into western Georgia. In 1810, Abkhazian prince Giorgi (Safar Beg) Shervashidze swore allegiance to the Russian Emperor and in 1864, Russian governance was established in the territory. (Abkhazia in the late 18th- early 19th centuries. Entry of Abkhazia Under the “Protection” of Russia. in Essays from the History of Abkhazia. Tbilisi. 2011, pp. 300-305). Sukhumi military department was founded (M. Lordkipanidze. The Abkhazians and Abkhazia (Georg., Russ. and Engl. texts). Tbilisi. 1990 http://www.amsi.ge/istoria/div/m.lordkiPaniZe_afx.html#90).

Although the process of separating Abkhazia from Georgia was actively supported by the Russian authorities, still Abkhazia was a natural and integral part of Georgia. Perhaps it was for this reason that the Sukhumi military district was soon included in the Kutaisi governorate. Despite the negative effects of the Russian imperial policy, in 1918, the year when the Democratic Republic of Georgia was founded, Abkhazia was a part of Georgia (M. Lordkipanidze. The Abkhazians and Abkhazia (Georg., Russ. and Engl. texts). Tbilisi. 1990 http://www.amsi.ge/istoria/div/m.lordkiPaniZe_afx.html#90).

On June 11, 1918, an agreement was signed between the people’s council of Abkhazia and the leadership of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, where Abkhazia as a part of Georgia gained autonomy.

After the end of Georgia’s short independence in 1921, Abkhazia remained within Soviet Socialist Republic of Georgia under a special union agreement, as a treaty republic having a certain type of autonomy within Georgia. In 1931, Abkhazia officially became the Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (ASSR) of Georgia (Political Status of Abkhazia within the Soviet Georgia. 1921-1937. in Essays from the History of Abkhazia. Tbilisi. 2011, pp. 419-436; Революционные комитеты Абхазии в борьбе за установление и упрочение Советской власти. Сборник документов и материалов. Сухуми. 1961, p. 350). This remained unchanged until the end of the Soviet Union. According to the 1989 Soviet census, the total population on the territory of the ASSR of Abkhazia was 525,061, of which 239,872 were ethnic Georgians (45.7% of the population), while 93,267 were Abkhazians (17.8%) (S. Markedonov. Abkhazia: Historical Context. in Abkhazia Between Past and Future. Prague. 2013, p. 18).

Abkhazia enjoyed cultural and scientific benefits as part of Georgia during the Soviet era. The Abkhazian language was taught at the schools, and university.

Since 1993, the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia has been occupied by the Russian Federation (for the full-length narrative about Abkhazians v. З. Папаскири. Абхазия: история без фальсификации. 2е изд. Тбилиси. 2010 (with Engl. summary).

The next region occupied by the Russian Federation was the Autonomous District of South Ossetia. The Ossetians started settling in Georgia beyond the Caucasian range in the 16th-17th cc. as fugitives.

After the annexation of eastern Georgia by Russia in 1801, the Ossetian villages were attached to the Gori district of the Tbilisi governorate.

In 1920, the Russian Bolsheviks supported Ossetians living in the Democratic Republic of Georgia, in the mountains north of Gori, to establish the Soviet power there and declare the territory a part of Soviet Russia. This was an abortive attempt.

In February 1921, Soviet Russia violated the agreement of May 7, 1920 by militarily attacking the Georgian state and eliminating its independence. In April 1922, the Bolsheviks granted so-called South Ossetia the status of autonomous district within Soviet Socialist Republic of Georgia. Soviet policy can be regarded as a premeditated attempt to disrupt the future attempts of the Georgians to gain independence and build a stable state as separatism within Georgia would constrain Tbilisi in its actions. The Autonomous District of South Ossetia consisted of a number of Ossetian settlements and a purely Georgian town Tskhinvali.

Thus, in 1922, the Autonomous District of South Ossetia was created in the heart of historic Georgian lands where the Georgian population represented the majority of the population.

It also needs to be emphasized that throughout the Soviet period (until 1991), the Ossetians living in Georgia were granted all necessary legal rights as an ethnic minority. Then Georgia became independent and the Russian occupation of the Autonomous District of South Ossetia began. (M. Lordkipanidze, G. Otkhmezuri. Ossets in Georgia. in The Caucasus and Globalization. Vol. 1 (4). Tbilisi. 2007, pp. 109-118; R. Topchishvili. Ethnic Processes in Shida Kartli (the Ossetians in Georgia). in Causes of War – Prospects for Peace. Georgian Orthodox Church. Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation. Tbilisi. 2009, pp. 111-138).

Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua is the Director of the Institute of Georgian History, Faculty of Humanities, at the Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University.

By Prof. Dr. Tedo Dundua & Dr. Emil Avdaliani

Photo: Map of Georgian states in 1762. Based on the map of Dr. Andrew Andersen, from Atlas of Conflicts. Author: Gaeser

[shinshun-chanson-show]

@Sakartvelo lamazo 　美しいジョージア

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWDOJ-MBgd0

 ジョージアの歌手イラクリが歌う愛国歌。彼の名前はギリシア語のヘラクレスという英雄からきている。ジョージアは南コーカサスにある国で、かつてはグルジアと呼ばれていたが、これはロシア語由来なので、今は英語圏で使われている名を��っている。言葉はグルジア語で、ここではローマ字を使用したが、本来はグルジア語独自の文字を使う。

A Georgian singer, Irakli (Herakles) sings this patriotic song.

Georgia is a country in south Caucasus, once called Gruziya.

The language is Georgian and it uses its own letters.

 国民はこの歌の題名であるサカルトヴェロと呼んでいる。歌詞にあるカルトリは古代の地名であり、住民をも意味する。尚、スターリンはこの国出身で、そのためソ連時代は共産党員も多かった。しかしソ連崩壊後、ロシアとの関係は悪く、戦争もしている。

Georgian people call their nation, Sakartvelo, and Kartli is the name of an old place and also the name of people there.

Stalin was born here, so there were many communists once,

But after USSR broke down, the relation with Russia is bad, and there was a war in 2008.

 歌詞と意味

Kari gimgheris nanasa,

Zghapʼars giambobs chʼadari,

Dzetsʼnam alersit amavso,

Echʼvebit naavadari.

 Sad aris

Sakartvelo, lamazo,

Skhva sakartvelo sad aris?! [x2]

 Mindvrebi, kartlis mindvrebi,

Kedebi - mkhargashlilebi,

Mtashi - tʼqʼe danabindebi,

Tʼqʼeshi - korbuda irmebi,

 ...Sad aris

Sakartvelo, lamazo,

Skhva sakartvelo sad aris?! [x2]

 ...Sad aris

Sakartvelo, lamazo,

Skhva sakartvelo sad aris? [x2]

 Skhva sakartvelo sad aris? [x2]

風は子守唄を歌う

木が物語を語る

柳が私をやさしさで満たす

私は病気だ　疑いという名の

 どこにあるの？

美しいジョージア

ジョージアのようなところが他にあるのか？

 カルトリ（国の中心地）の野

山には広い尾根

山の中には薄暗くかすんだ森

森には角のある鹿

 どこにあるの？

美しいジョージア

ジョージアのようなところが他にあるのか？

 どこにあるの？

美しいジョージア

ジョージアのようなところが他にあるのか？

 ジョージアのようなところが他にあるのか？

[sovietpostcards]

Shop girls of the Flower department of Gruziya (Georgia) store in Moscow. Photo by V. Sobolev (March 1987)

[black-mesa-paranormal-division]

ROAD TRIP, ROAD TRIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP

Hell yeah!

Mr. Freeman, we should play a road trip game!

I’ve got a good one. Hey Dr. Coomer, what else do you know about Mothman?

I know lots about the Mothman! On November 12, 1966, five men who were digging a grave at a cemetery near Clendenin, West Virginia, claimed to have seen a man-like figure fly low from the trees over their heads.[6] This is often identified as the first known sighting of what became known as the Mothman.[7]

Shortly thereafter, on November 15, 1966, two young couples from Point Pleasant, Roger and Linda Scarberry and Steve and Mary Mallette, told police they saw a large grey creature whose eyes "glowed red" when the car's headlights picked it up. They described it as a "large flying man with ten-foot wings", following their car while they were driving in an area outside of town known as "the TNT area", the site of a former World War II munitions plant.[8][9]

During the next few days, other people reported similar sightings. Two volunteer firemen who saw it said it was a "large bird with red eyes". Mason County Sheriff George Johnson commented that he believed the sightings were due to an unusually large heron he termed a "shitepoke". Contractor Newell Partridge told Johnson that when he aimed a flashlight at a creature in a nearby field its eyes glowed "like bicycle reflectors", and blamed buzzing noises from his television set and the disappearance of his German Shepherd dog on the creature.[10] Wildlife biologist Dr. Robert L. Smith at West Virginia University told reporters that descriptions and sightings all fit the sandhill crane, a large American crane almost as high as a man with a seven-foot wingspan featuring circles of reddish coloring around the eyes, and that the bird may have wandered out of its migration route. This particular crane was unrecognized at first because it was not native to this region.[10][11]

After the December 15, 1967 collapse of the Silver Bridge and the death of 46 people,[12] the incident gave rise to the legend and connected the Mothman sightings to the bridge collapse.[10][13][14]

The Mothman Prophecies (2002) is a major motion picture, loosely based on the 1975 book of the same name by John Keel.

According to Georgian newspaper Svobodnaya Gruziya, Russian UFOlogists claim that Mothman sightings in Moscowforeshadowed the 1999 Russian apartment bombings.[15]

In 2016, WCHS-TV published a photo purported to be of Mothman taken by an anonymous man while driving on Route 2.[16]Science writer Sharon A. Hill proposed that the photo showed "a bird, perhaps an owl, carrying a frog or snake away" and wrote that "there is zero reason to suspect it is the Mothman as described in legend. There are too many far more reasonable explanations."[17][11][18]

*sigh*

[garinklubok]

Chito-Grito (Chito-Gvrito) Georgian Song from The Film "Mimino". Georgian Song from The Film "Mimino"  is a 1977 comedy film by Soviet director Georgiy Daneliya produced by Mosfilm and Gruziya-film, starring Vakhtang Kikabidze and Frunzik Mkrtchyan. Anatoliy Petritskiy served as the film's Director of Photography. The Soviet era comedy won the 1977 Golden Prize at the 10th Moscow International Film Festival.

[sportsfanmy]

Квалификация Евро-2024. Грузия проиграла Испании, Хорватия была сильнее Латвии

Квалификация Евро-2024. Грузия проиграла Испании, Хорватия была сильнее Латвии

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В пятницу в рамках группового этапа 5-го тура квалификации Евро-2024 сборная Грузии потерпела самое крупное поражение в своей истории. Обидчиком команды Вилли Саньоли выступила Испания, которая ко второму тайму вела в счете (0:4). По итогу встречи грузины проиграли с результатом (1:7). Гол престижа за команду из Закавказья реализовал полузащитник Гиорги Чакветадзе. Этим же вечером сборная Хорватии... Подробнее

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