Crisis and conflict in the mountains
By Toby Vogel - 09.07.2009 / 05:12 CET
Swiss journalist Vicken Cheterian is able to get under the skin of the Caucasus – a complex and often violent area.
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POWER STRUGGLE A Russian soldier near the border with South Ossetia. REUTERS
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War and peace in the Caucasus: Russia's troubled frontier
By Vicken Cheterian, 395 pages
Hurst & Company, €20.99
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