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Iona Meunargia

(1852-1919), a Georgian writer, critic and publicist. He was a student of Tbilisi Spiritual Seminary but was expelled as a politically unreliable young man. He continued his studies in Paris and on his return to his home country he was involved in the activities of the Georgian Society fighting illiteracy, as well as in those related to the... Read more >

Roin Metreveli

Roin Metreveli is a historian, academic, public figure, Ph. D. in History (1974), professor (1976), Academician of the Georgian Academy of Sciences (1993). His name is connected to the publication of the Soviet Georgian Encyclopedia. He is the author of more than 300 articles and books and he was the editor of nearly one hundred books on... Read more >

NEW BOOKS

Caucasians

Arthur Suttner

Translated by Tamaz... Read more >

IIia Chavchavadze, Tragedy of Tsitsamuri

Akaki Bakradze

„Когда Моисей вывел из египетского плена евреев, он повел их к земле обетованной, Израилю тяжким и... Read more >

1978 – The struggle for the status of the Georgian language

Oral Histories

In 1978, it had been a long time since Georgia lost its independence, and Soviet Russia tried new methods in the conquered country to destroy everything that defined the nation’s... Read more >

MEDIEVAL GEORGIAN CHURCHES, A Concise Overview of Architecture

Davit Khoshtaria

Medieval Georgia left an impressive architectural legacy, a significant part of which is represented by cathedrals, churches, and monasteries. David Khoshtaria provides an up-to-date introduction... Read more >