Грузины и абхазы: как мы видим друг друга

Why, more than 30 years after the war, do Georgians and Abkhazians increasingly view each other through the prism of stereotypes, historical myths, and mutual distrust? What shaped this view—personal experience, family memory, school textbooks, or years of propaganda? And is it possible today to begin a conversation that goes beyond politics? The guest of the podcast [On Meanings] with Marta Ardashelia is historian Zura Tsurtsumia. We discuss how Georgians and Abkhazians' perceptions of each other have evolved over decades, the role that history, collective memory, and propaganda have played in this, what myths continue to influence relations between the two societies, and what truly unites people on both sides of the dividing line. This conversation is an invitation to reflect together on how we arrived at today and whether it is possible to change our views of each other in the future. Become a part of SOVA, follow us on social media: URL: https://sovanews.tv/ Facebook:   / sovanews   Instagram:   / sovanews.tv   Telegram: https://t.me/sova_georgia Support access to independent information amid increasing pressure on freedom of speech in Georgia. SOVA is an independent voice about Georgia in Russian. We broadcast from Tbilisi. Patreon:   / membership   Donationalerts: https://www.donationalerts.com/r/sova...