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Photo Essay: An Instant History of the Georgian War
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Names of the fallen: A Georgian soldier reads a list of victims at a military hospital in Gori on Aug. 11. Reports on the number of deaths vary, but the Georgian Ministry of Health has said that 175 people were killed, mostly civilians. Russia has said that 2,000 civilians were killed in the Georgian assault on South Ossetia.

 

Photo: STR/AFP/Getty Images



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