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The statue will be moved to Gori's Stalin Museum, which houses artifacts, documents and the dictator's death mask, and attracts up to 25,000 tourists a year, said

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Indeed five Russian bombs were allegedly dropped on Gori's Stalin Square on Tuesday.

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The damage in Gori's civilian areas, like the Stalin-era neighborhood of Combinaty, give the lie to claims made by Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in these pages that Russian forces "acted efficiently and professionally" to achieve "clear and legitimate objectives."

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Gori's civilian hospital had 16 corpses from the explosion and 20 seriously injured, said Nick Kipshidze, Physician in Chief at Central University Hospital in Tbilisi, who was overseeing medical efforts at the local civilian hospital in Gori.

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Georgian officials said up to 50 soldiers have been killed and about 300 wounded in the fighting so far, but reporters weren't allowed into Gori's military hospital.

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We noted that, during the day, the tanks on Gori's streets withdrew from the streets to the hills.

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Interviewed in Gori on Sunday, Gori's Georgian governor, Lado Vardzelashvili, said he doubted the Russian soldiers will leave anytime soon.

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In Gori's main square is a towering statue of Stalin.

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But debate has raged over the extent of Gori's role in the slave trading business, even a "World Heritage" site designated by UNESCO in 1978 did little to end disagreement.

CNN Transcript Jan 15, 2005 2005

A letter, this one on Gori's death, which may induce us to forgive the letters of Alfieri of which we have seen a reflection in those of Mme. d'Albany: the passionate grief for the lost friend making us feel that there is something noble in the possibility of even the morbid grief at the lost mistress.

The Countess of Albany Vernon Lee 1895