Have you ever heard of Georgia (country)?

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Yes.
Through news. (BBC)
Georgia's problems with Russia

chilrac98@verizon.net

it was formerly a part of the USSR

Will

Yes. Zaza Pachulia of the NBA's Atlanta Hawks is from Tbilisi, Georgia I read.

Over analyzing?

Georgia was part of the soviet union I think... I also live next to a town called Georgia, and just came home from the state Georgia (don't even want to talk about that one.) Weird.

FELIKS D.

Of course. It's a country. I read books. It's where Joseph Stalin was born. Capital is Tblisi (sp?) Part of USSR

Andre

When I was studying the Soviet Union, I noticed a Georgia as one of its republics. Now its an independent nation.

Scarlett360

Yes, (http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107564.html).
There were several small republics springing from the USSR when it dissolved and Georgia was one of them.

Israel's Angel

yeah although i don't remember where it is....& in world geography class i think

Stephen K

When I had to learn the satellites of Russian, that was one (and Ukraine and Armenia and Moldavia and Belorussia and....well, you get the picture)

Trouble

I've heard of it. The former ussr countries don't have much publicity on the news or the media, so some people aren't aware of them.

I've known people from it, heard songs about it, saw it on the map, heard about it in class. Have you ever heard of Tadzhikistan ( a country)? Or Turkmenistan? Or Uzbekistan? They're all former ussr nations.

georgia is a former republic of ussr. now its an independent country. american goverment controls georgian goverment.
georgian is a very beautiful language. go to youtube type tamara gvartseteli: beautiful voice... very friendly people
capital:T'bilisi
major cities: Batumi, Chiatura, Gagra, Gori, etc.
borders are: The Black Sea, Turkey , Armenia, Azerbaijan and Russia

if u turn on bbc ( or any other euro news channel) u can hear a lot about this country. or u can ask any russian speaking person.