Evidence of ‘Russian aggression’ in Stalin museum

Less than two months after the conflict in South Ossetia, the Georgian government is opening an exhibition of Russian aggression. Ironically, the exhibition will be housed in Gori in the museum of Stalin - a place dedicated to the former Soviet leader who hailed from the town and was himself accused of considerable aggression against his own people. The new exhibition is still empty but in December within its walls visitors will be able to experience the story of the Georgian war and for many it is a tragic one. Russia Today...