In 1951-1953 years, the Soviet regime relocated more than 1500 indigenous Khevsurians (northern Georgian mountain people) from their villages to other cities or villages of Georgia. Soviet occupants considered the traditional Khevsur way of life as a threat to the regime...
About this forced relocation, Khevsurians composed this folk song - guroeli ki mkvia (,,But I am still called a Guroan'') - Guro was one of the villages, where Khevsurians lived before relocation.

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