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With Russians Gone, Georgians Start to Rebuild
BY MOLLY CORSO
Georgian villagers are slowly returning home in the wake of the Russian army’s withdrawal from checkpoints in the so-called "buffer zone" outside breakaway South Ossetia. While most are happy to be back, the hard reality of rebuilding their lives in time for winter is daunting.


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» As Russians Withdraw, Georgia Banks on European Observers: Oct 09, 2008

» Georgia: Tbilisi Claims Political Victory Following PACE Adoption of Resolution: Oct 07, 2008

» Georgia: US Plans an Investment Summit in Tbilisi in Late October: Oct 02, 2008

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