So as I'm sure anyone who follows European politics knows, this has been a tumultuous week for Georgia. Violent nationalist protests and left-wing counter-protests have racked major cities, and all for the government's removal of a single statue in Tblilisi. That is of course the capitol-adjacent statue of Ioseb Jughasvilli, long time fascist dictator of Georgia.
Supporters of Orthodox priest turned dictator see him as a patriot that freed Georgia from Soviet rule, while his detractors see him as nothing more than a Nazi puppet.
Which of these two do you think is more accurate?
Supporters of Orthodox priest turned dictator see him as a patriot that freed Georgia from Soviet rule, while his detractors see him as nothing more than a Nazi puppet.
Which of these two do you think is more accurate?
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