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Кровавое воскресение и гапоны 1956
Date: 2012-08-23 11:00 pm (UTC)События 1956 года вне совячей дезинформаяции интерпретированы СОВСЕМ ИНАЧЕ.
On March 5, 1956, the anniversary of Stalin's death, the first mass disturbance happened in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. Large crowds of people, especially
students, gathered spontaneously for an anti-Soviet
meeting in the main square. The speakers demanded the abolition of one-party rule, dissolution of the
security service, freedom of speech, and the
independence of Georgia from the Soviet Union.
The students appealed to the crowds to join the revolt, and many Georgians responded to the appeal. On
Khrushchev's order the special troops were put on the
streets, with orders to fire on the crowds. Many were killed and wounded. Many students were arrested. The
national units of the Georgian and Armenian troops in the local military district were disarmed and demobilized in one night.
What happened in Georgia in the spring of 1956 can be likened to "Bloody Sunday" (January 9, 1905), a day infamous in Russian history when, on the orders of the Czar, a people's demonstration was dispersed with bloodshed.
In 1905 Bloody Sunday was headlined in every newspaper in Russia, arousing mass indignation throughout the country. In 1956 the event was ignored. Not a newspaper mentioned it. It was as if it had never happened.
It still remains a state secret that Khrushchev and Serov, the Chairman of the KGB, rushed to Georgia to direct the suppression of the disturbance.
Georgia was completely isolated from the rest of the country. The area, which attracts holidaymakers from all over the Soviet Union to its famous resorts, was deserted throughout the summer of 1956.
Rigid travel control was imposed. It was explained, semiofficially, that the strong nationalist feelings of the Georgians had been upset by the condemnation of Stalin.
News of the disturbance in Georgia did later filter through to the West, but it was interpreted as a nationalist outburst of discontent with the treatment of Stalin, not as a spontaneous demonstration against the whole Soviet system.
вся книга тут http://bit.ly/RhwFxi
Ее перевели в 2007 сотрудники польской контразведки из команды Мачеревича. Очень стоит популяризировать в Грузии. Особенно в ГРУЗИИ. На русском глава 25 залинкована в самом первом посту данного ЖЖ.
как видим адекватная интерпретация событий 1956 говорит о том что это возможно была провокация, с целью хорошенько напугать население Грузии, видимо как и всюду в СССР ситуация после смерти Сталина разогревалась не по дням а по часам. Это хорошо известно из разнообразных источников.
Интересно и то как начал свою карьеру провокатора Гамсахурдия:
In 1955, Zviad Gamsakhurdia established a youth underground group which he called the Gorgasliani (a reference to the ancient line of Georgian kings) which sought to circulate reports of human rights abuses. In 1956, he was arrested during demonstrations in Tbilisi against the Soviet policy of de-stalinization and was arrested again in 1958 for distributing anti-communist literature and proclamations. He was confined for six months to a mental hospital in Tbilisi where he was diagnosed as suffering from "psychopathy with decompensation", thus perhaps becoming an early victim of what became a widespread policy of using psychiatry for political purposes.
После чего на удивление он легко и просто войдет в высшую элиту совдепа. Видимо 'психиатричка' была на самом деле курсами КГБ или подобного.
Термин 'микро' мною употреблен вовсе не в уничижительном смысле: наоборот. Почитайте о Гонконге.
Поразительно насколько успешной будет Грузия, если не остановит реформы. Это тот самый случай Давида и Голиафа. Иногда Микро может стать влиятельнее чем макро.
Думаю вы сочиняете про 'неплатили налогов' . В ссср их в строгом смысле вообще не было.
Re: Кровавое воскресение и гапоны 1956
Date: 2012-08-25 10:34 am (UTC)Re: Кровавое воскресение и гапоны 1956
Date: 2012-08-26 10:15 am (UTC)