The document summarizes the political history of the Caucasus region from 1900 to 2021. It describes periods of genocide, wars for independence from the Ottoman Empire leading to the formation of Soviet republics. The Caucasus countries were occupied by the USSR from 1931-1940 and had a relatively peaceful time from 1941-1980 while under Soviet protection. From 1981-1990, the region experienced new conflicts and wars over territories. Major wars occurred from 1991-2000 including those over Abkhazia and Chechnya. Another war, the Russo-Georgian war, began in 2008. Ongoing tensions continue today with a renewed Nagorno-Karabakh war in 2020.
The document summarizes the political history of the Caucasus region from 1900 to 2021. It describes periods of genocide, wars for independence from the Ottoman Empire leading to the formation of Soviet republics. The Caucasus countries were occupied by the USSR from 1931-1940 and had a relatively peaceful time from 1941-1980 while under Soviet protection. From 1981-1990, the region experienced new conflicts and wars over territories. Major wars occurred from 1991-2000 including those over Abkhazia and Chechnya. Another war, the Russo-Georgian war, began in 2008. Ongoing tensions continue today with a renewed Nagorno-Karabakh war in 2020.
The document summarizes the political history of the Caucasus region from 1900 to 2021. It describes periods of genocide, wars for independence from the Ottoman Empire leading to the formation of Soviet republics. The Caucasus countries were occupied by the USSR from 1931-1940 and had a relatively peaceful time from 1941-1980 while under Soviet protection. From 1981-1990, the region experienced new conflicts and wars over territories. Major wars occurred from 1991-2000 including those over Abkhazia and Chechnya. Another war, the Russo-Georgian war, began in 2008. Ongoing tensions continue today with a renewed Nagorno-Karabakh war in 2020.
The document summarizes the political history of the Caucasus region from 1900 to 2021. It describes periods of genocide, wars for independence from the Ottoman Empire leading to the formation of Soviet republics. The Caucasus countries were occupied by the USSR from 1931-1940 and had a relatively peaceful time from 1941-1980 while under Soviet protection. From 1981-1990, the region experienced new conflicts and wars over territories. Major wars occurred from 1991-2000 including those over Abkhazia and Chechnya. Another war, the Russo-Georgian war, began in 2008. Ongoing tensions continue today with a renewed Nagorno-Karabakh war in 2020.
genocide of caucasian people took place 1911 - 1920
All the three countries
were in state of war for independence 1921 - 1930 As a result of war the Transcaucasian Socialist Federative Republic was formed, just as the Armenian, Georgian and Azerbaijan Socialist Republic 1931 - 1940
The caucasian countries were all occupied by the USSR 1941 - 1980
This period of time was
more or less peaceful for these countries, because they were not involved in the WW2, and were under the protection of the USSR 1981 - 1990 Next, another period of war and conflicts began. Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan were involved in such cwars as the First Nagorno-Karabakh war and the Ossetian-Ingush conflict. 1991 - 2000 A lot of wars happened on this territory, some of them are: 1) war in Abkhazia (1992 - 1993) 2) the First Chechen War (1994 - 1996) 3) the Second Chechen War (1999 - 2006) 2001 - 2021
Another war began - the
Russo-Georgian war. Nowadays in is finished but still the situation in the Caucasus region is not calm - since 2020 a new Nagorno-Karabakh war takes place Thank you for your attention