- 23.11.2001 19:44. cupid of hatred. (bkz: night ride across the caucasus ).
- Among openDemocracy’s many articles on the Caucasus region: Alexander Rondeli, “Georgia: a rough road from the rose revolution” (4 December 2003).
- […] from the long and rugged ravines of the Caucasus, […] 1887, Walter Savage Landor, Gebir ... Usually referred to as the Caucasus, but not always (see quot.
- With historical records acknowledging the Caucasus as far back as the 13th century BC, it is one of the earliest known populated areas on the planet.
- As an aside, some areas of Iran and Turkiye , to be precise, areas close to or adjoining the Caucasus are also regarded as the Caucasus or parts thereof.[4].
- Prague, 14 September, Caucasus Times. The Caucasus has emerged as one of the most important regions for peace and security.
- ] In the early Greek writers, the Caucasus appears as the object of a dim and uncertain knowledge, which embraced little more than its name...
- 2ff56e07f7149915ae25b23e2962fc2e nur als thumbnail Despite such geographical clarity, a cultural taxonomy of the Caucasus remains highly difficult.
- These processes were especially pronounced in the Caucasus. ... The participants discussed recent developments in the Caucasus.
- The Caucasus is one of the most culturally complex and linguistically diverse parts of the world, noted as well for its geopolitical intricacy and intractable conflicts.