On March 21, Noe Zhordania formed a new government, which had to deal with armed peasants' revolts, excited by the local Bolshevik activists and largely supported from Russia, and becoming more troublesome when carried out by ethnic minorities such as Abkhazians and Ossetians.
These became more troublesome when carried out by ethnic minorities such as Abkhazians and Ossetians. On March 21, Noe Zhordania formed a new government, which had to deal with armed peasants' revolts incited by local Bolshevik activists and largely supported from Russia.
On March 21, Noe Zhordania formed a new government, which had to deal with armed peasants' revolts incited by local Bolshevik activists and largely supported from Russia. These became more troublesome when carried out by ethnic minorities such as Abkhazians and Ossetians.
On March 21, Noe Zhordania formed a new government, which had to deal with armed peasants' revolts incited by local Bolshevik activists and largely supported from Russia. These became more troublesome when carried out by ethnic minorities such as Abkhazians and Ossetians.