Khalid Tlif, a native resident of the Bolshoi Kichmai village near Sochi, Russia, points toward a monument to his Circassian ancestors killed by czarist armies in the Caucasus wars of the 19th century on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2014. Circassians, a Muslim ethnic group native to these lush lands that Putin chose for his Olympic project, were massacred and exiled by czarist troops, persecuted under Stalin and largely ignored in the run-up to the Sochi Games. (AP Photo/Angela Charlton)
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