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Journalist Giorgi Kanashvili and historian Dato Jishkariani discuss factors that led to the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict. Video

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Journalist Giorgi Kanashvili and historian Dato Jishkariani in Tbilisi discuss the events and circumstances that influenced relations between the Georgian and Abkhaz communities since the 19th and 20th centuries.

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