ISBN: 9789941494864
Category: Critical Essays on Literature-Documentary Prose, Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 446
Format: 14.5X20.5
Published: 2021
Cover: Soft
Price: 19.95
ISBN: 9789941463617
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 810
Format: A4
Published: 2018
Cover: Hard
Price: 35.00
This book contains five novels by Grigol Robakidze. Considering the dramatic nature of the writer’s life we can argue that these novels were being created in completely different time, situation and circumstances. From the 1900s till 1920s Grigol Robakidze was considered as a renounced author and a leader and a... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-463-30-3
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 264
Format: 14x18
Published: 2016
Cover: Soft
Price: 11.00
In 1928 Grigol Robakidze’s novel The Snake Skin was published by Deiderich Verlag, Yena, with Stefan Zweig’s introduction. The correspondence that started at the time of translation and publication grew into friendship between the two writers. G.Robakidze’s Swiss archive is considered to be lost, which... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-445-45-3
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 176
Format: 14.8x21
Published: 2015
Cover: Hard
Price: 15.00
A writer is an emotional being, often greatly affected by strong personalities. Just like a beautiful woman impels a poet to write lyric, a writer can feel the urge to praise outstanding leaders. Grigol Robakidze could not resist the temptation when he wrote Hitler and Mussolini. It is not rare that great writers found... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-445-77-4
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 490
Format: 17x24
Published: 2014
Cover: Soft
Price: 20.00
Translated from German by Manana Kvitaia and Natia Ormotsadze The present edition comprises those essays which were published in the Russian periodicals in Georgia but have been translated into Georgian for the first time. With his sharp observation skills and deep analytical approach, Grigol Robakidze recorded the main... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-74-7
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 80
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2012
Cover: Soft
Price: 6.80
Translated from Russian by Manana Kvataia Written in Russian, the collection of essays was published in 1919 in Tbilisi. Today the original edition is a bibliographic rarity. The essays offer highly artistic portraits of the Russian writers Pyotr Chaadaev, Mikhail Lermontov, Vasily Rozanov and Andrei Bely.... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9994-055-91-3
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 110
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2010
Cover: Soft
Price: 5.40
Translated from Germany by Nana Gogolashvili Grigol Robakidze’s book raised serious controversy in Europe when published in German. Together with Adolf Hitler, it was turned down by many publishers and became the basis of heated discussions among the Georgian... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9994-055-93-7
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 100
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2010
Cover: Soft
Price: 5.40
Translated from German by Dali Panjikidze The book reads like a collection of the author’s emotions and impressions, presenting a somewhat heroic picture of Hitler’s life and political career. It covers the German dictator’s public speeches, his everyday and personal life, giving an unexpected portrait... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-60-0
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 102
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2012
Cover: Soft
Price: 7.95
Translated from German by Tamar Kotrikadze The novellas were published twice in Germany – in Leipzig in 1932 and in Munchen in 1979. However, the Georgian public could already access two of the initial three novellas: Imam Shamil and Engadi because they were published in the Bedi Kartlisa (the Destiny of... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-86-0
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 102
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2012
Cover: Soft
Price: 5.20
Translated from German by Manana Kvataia Grigol Robakidze’s conceptual works My Explanation and Pro Domo Sua were first published in 2011 in Germany. Rejected by all publishers, My Explanation is dated with 1947, written following his controversial Adolf Hitler in the Eyes of an Unknown Poet and Mussolini. Pro... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-84-6
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 382
Format: 14.8x21
Published: 2012
Cover: Soft
Price: 9.95
Compiled, introduction and appendix by Eter Kavtaradze The edition includes 303 letters written between 1910 and 18 November 1962 sent to sixteen different people. Grigol Robakidze died on 19 November 1962. More than just trailing the writer’s life, the letters open up his person, presenting his spiritual... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-73-0
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 124
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2012
Cover: Soft
Price: 5.90
Translated by Manana Kvataia The collection of Grigol Robakidze’s essays was first published in 1935 by Diederich Verlag, Yena, and was an immediate success in Europe. However, in Soviet Georgia the author was called ‘the traitor’ and ‘the people’s enemy’, which resulted in banning... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-63-1
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 220
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2012
Cover: Soft
Price: 9.95
Translated from German by Dali Panjikidze Published in 1934 by Diederich Verlag, Yena, the book was initially called Dali, at least in its Georgian version. The novel is considered lost with only fragments – Two Leaves and Big Mother – published in the Bedi Kartlisa (The Destiny of Georgia), the Georgian... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-87-7
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 230
Format: 12.5x17
Published: 2014
Cover: Soft
Price: 5.90
Translated from German by Nana Gogolashvili Grigol Robakidze’s book was published in 1932 by Rainer Wunderlich Verlag, Tübingen. Initially, the author intended to call it Medea’s Braid and, as testified by one of his letters, it was written in Russian. In 1934 the novel was published in... Read more >
ISBN: 978-9941-421-83-9
Category: Unknown Grigol Robakidze
Pages: 244
Format: 14.8x21
Published: 2018
Cover: Soft
Price: 16.95
Translated from German by Tamar Kotrikadze Considered to be a magnificent sample of modernist writing, the novel was published in 1937 by Diederich Verlag, Yena. Because it was written in German, the novel was inaccessible to Georgian readers until now. The edition follows the author’s stylistic, orthographic... Read more >