Remains of Georgian soldiers identified in Holland

The remains of Georgian soldiers killed on Texel Island, Leusden were identified using DNA analysis in Holland. The analysis was conducted by the Dutch Medical Institute.

As the Dutch media reports, this is the first time when the DNA analysis evidently identified the unknown soldiers.

Researcher Remko Rading said that the analysis undoubtedly tells who are lying on the tomb and the inscription : “Unknown Soldier’s Tomb” can be changed. It refers to two Georgian soldiers – Pido Choliashvili and Anton Gviniashvili.

Remko Rading has visited Georgia and told the families of the soldiers about this fact.