Foreign Policy: Photo Essay: An Instant History of the Georgian War

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Photo Essay: An Instant History of the Georgian War

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Displaced: With Russian forces threatening to advance into Georgian territory, residents of Gori began to evacuate on Aug. 11. Russian forces still controlled the city as of Aug. 14, despite reports that they would pull back into South Ossetia on that day.

Photos: BUKAK KARA/AFP/Getty Images;

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