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Zviadists was an
informal name (often used
pejoratively by
political opponents) of
supporters of the
former Georgian President Zviad Gamsakhurdia, who...
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Samegrelo in
western Georgia. The
supporters of the
ousted president, the "
Zviadists",
responded to the coup with
spontaneous street demonstrations, which...
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battles took
place in the
streets of
Tbilisi between the
rebels and "
Zviadists"
holed up in the
state parliament building during December 1991 – January...
- his death,
Zviadists never created a
single party, but
rather joined various political organizations or the military. One of such
Zviadists was
Akaki Eliava...
- ****istance to the
Zviadists. The
Naval Infantry secured the
railway linking Poti and Tbilisi. Some days later, on
Wednesday 2 November, the
Zviadists equipped...
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Supported by Russia
Zviad Gamsakhurdia's
government in
exile Zviadists Victory Zviadist revolt crushed 1991–1992
South Ossetian War
South Ossetia South...
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Vashakidze Boris Pachulia †
Units involved Mkhedrioni Military police Zviadists Abkhazian Armed Forces Strength Unknown 310
Casualties and
losses Less...
- was pre-decided: On each
rebel came 20
troops from the
regular army.
Zviadists shoot from
roadside ditches, open fire from orchards,
throw grenades from...
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Democracy 1991 1993
Georgian Civil War
Georgian State Council Russia
Zviadists National Guard of
Georgia 1991 2002
Algerian Civil War Algerian government...
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Georgian coup d'état Pro-Gamsakhurdia
forces Parts of
National Guard Zviadists Supported by: Chechen
Republic of
Ichkeria Pro-Shevardnadze
forces Military...
