Caucasian portrait with Alla Dudayev and Anna Lokhvitsky

Anna Lokhvitsky Visiting the "Caucasian portrait". She is a teacher, and she lives in Tbilisi. In Alla Dudayev’s Studio, Anna talks about her father – the Writer Michael Lokhvitsky. When he was in his 70’s, he wrote a story about the Caucasian War. His work has not lost relevance until our days.

Anna talks about the fate of a writer who was able to write a story in the title of "Thunder Echoes" about the genocide of Circassians in the years of stagnation.

The TV program is in Russian Language, and it is very interesting to know the feelings of a Russian writer who wrote against the Tsarist Russian crimes against the Circassian nation.

The following is the link for the whole session:

http://1k-tv.com/index-3-videoinfo-587

The question of "Circassian genocide" and Georgia

Now waiting to see how the Georgian parliament react to the treatment uchastvovashih a conference of representatives of Circassian and whether he acknowledges the fact of the Russia of genocide against the Circassians in the 19 th century

Circassian Genocide Issue Gains More Publicity and Support in the Northwest Caucasus

The main reaction of Circassians living in their historical homeland in the North Caucasus to the seminal conference on the Circassian genocide issue held in Tbilisi appeared to be highly positive. Many sounded very enthusiastic about Georgia’s indication of interest in the problem, which is seen by Circassians as a matter of justice. "The Circassian youth of the republic of Adygea received the news [about the call by participants in the Tbilisi conference to recognize the genocide of Circassians by Russia] with great … hope for a positive decision on the part of Georgian lawmakers,” a group of Circassian youth from Adygea said in a passionate statement, adding: "The possible recognition of the genocide of our people will become an important step in the process of settling the Circassian question. Today, ...