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Grigol Robakidze

(1882-1962), a Georgian writer, publicist, public figure, one of the founders of Georgian psychological novel.    After graduating from Kutaisi Classical Gymnasium he continued his studies first at the University of Tartu and then at the University of Leipzig, where he received his Ph. D. in Philosophy. After returning to Georgia... Read more >

Isidore Ramishvili

(1859-1937) While studying at Tbilisi Spiritual Seminary, Isidore Ramishvili was involved in the revolutionary activities organized by the students. At various times he worked as a school teacher, continuing to show interest in revolutionary protests, for which he was exiled from Georgia. Isidore Ramishvili was the first Georgian MP to... Read more >

NEW BOOKS

Memoirs of the Caucasus – Military Service and Captivity Under Shamil (1844–1854)

Karol Kalinowski

The fate of Polish officer Karol Kalinowski closely mirrored that of many of his compatriots in the 1840s, who were punished by the Russian Empire for fighting for their country’s... Read more >

If I Were a Football Player

Dato Turashvili

Dato Turashvili wrote a book about football and I’d like to say a few words about how he used to play. Although Turika (Dato’s nickname) never learned how to play football... Read more >

THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA, 1918-1921, 100 STORIES

Davit Khvadagiani, Dimitri Silakadze, Irakli Khvadagiani, Rusiko Kobakhidze

On 26 May, 1918 Georgia declared its independence. The Democratic Republic of Georgia lasted for only 1028 days. The Democratic Republic was built by its citizens: politicians, soldiers, scholars,... Read more >

History of Georgia. Works – II

Davit Muskhelishvili

The second volume of Davit Muskhelishvili's "Works" includes two of his studies: "History of Georgia from Ancient Times to the 13th Century" (Tbilisi, 2012) and... Read more >