November 23, 1989 Georgia nationalists tried to rally under the pretext of the capital Tskhinvali YUOAO large-scale provocation – from all parts of Georgia, arrived here a few tens of thousands of people. However, the convoy was stopped at the entrance to Tskhinvali and after two days of confrontation turned back. In the clashes Ossetian and Georgian armed forces. During this period, the Supreme Council adopted several decisions of the GSPC, which abolished the Legislative acts taken in Georgia during the Soviet period, including the agreement on December 30, 1922 on the formation of the USSR. In fact, Georgia, ignoring the relevant legal procedures, seceded from the Soviet Union, putting yourself out legitimate legal field, which at that time provided only by the Constitution of the USSR. The same decision was taken out of South Ossetia, Georgia's legal environment, because among other been canceled and the "Decree on formation of the South Ossetian Autonomous Region "- the only document on which South Ossetia was part of the Georgian SSR. June 19, 1990 at the XIII Session of the Regional Council adopted a resolution YUOAO: "In case of cancellation of acts The Revolutionary Committee of 16 February 1921 and March 24, 1921, this decision will be clearly seen as a step toward the exit of the Soviet Union, in violation of the USSR Law on Procedures for Resolving Questions Related to the Secession of Union Republics from the USSR. " Warning was seen quite clearly. Local nationalists with the filing of the republican authorities have in practice to implement the idea of exclusivity, "chosen people" of the Georgian nation, the idea of "radical" and "non-indigenous" Peoples of the "Away" and "occupiers." On the flag was raised the slogan "Georgia – for Georgians!", There were calls for the expulsion or Georgianization non-Georgians, expulsion of foreigners from Georgia, if they dare to have more than two children, calls for Elimination of autonomy.

The merit of de Gaulle during the Second World War was to save the dignity of France. Military contribution to the troops who were under his command, in the outcome of the war was minor: the war in Europe in any case would have won the Soviet Union and Western allies, with or without France. Rejecting all entreaties from fellow convey troops to the British army, as did the Poles, Czechs, Danes and Belgians, he proved that France is still alive and struggling for itself, and conducted the course with daring obstinacy. Charles de Gaulle was able, at least in part, to free France from the contempt with which it might apply after the disaster of 1940, and after the war in full to recover the position of one of the Big Five States. Charles de Gaulle in France feel "the last great Frenchman" – a person standing on a par with Charles the Great, Joan of Arc and Napoleon. He considered it his duty protect the interests of the country – those in desperate situations, when every other politician refused, believing themselves powerless. That's why he stayed in the memory of great Frenchmen, in spite of all his human weaknesses and errors.

Charles de Gaulle was born in Lille, France, November 22, 1890, into an aristocratic family. His father, a nobleman, he taught philosophy and literature at a Paris college of Jesuits. He was a man of right-wing and called himself "longing monarchist. " His mother was a woman of de Gaulle's deeply religious and her five children brought up in the spirit of Catholicism.