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I had genuinely low expectations for this, but the result pleasantly surprised me. The quality of the material is average, but the subject itself is interesting and systematically maps a relatively unknown conflict in the South Caucasus. By providing space for all parties involved in the conflict, it helps create an understanding of the mechanisms behind such wars and the deadlock of peaceful solutions for the international community. It involves two forms of nationalism clashing, similar to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians - perhaps with the distinction that in the latter conflict, one side has a significant advantage. Overall impression: 60%.
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