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Gela Charkviani

Born in 1939, Gela Charkviani is a Georgian diplomat, educator, writer and television personality.    He was born into the family of Candide Charkviani, the First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Georgia, and Tamar Jaoshvili, an ophthalmologist.   In 1957 he finished school in Moscow... Read more >

Shorena Lebanidze

Born in 1965, Shorena Lebanidze is Georgian journalist and writer.    In 1984-1989 she studied in the Journalism department of the Ivane Javakhishvili state university.   1990-1997 she was part of the editorial staff of the first independent Georgian newspaper 7 Dghe (7 days), while writing about the complex... Read more >

Esma Oniani

Esma Oniani (1938-1999) was one of the most recognized poet and artist.   In 1963 she graduated from Tbilisi Academy of Fine Arts. Her graduation work The School-Leavers was highly praised and was sent to the student exhibition in Moscow.   She participated in numerous all-Union, Caucasian and republican exhibitions,... Read more >

NEW BOOKS

Kakutsa Cholokashvili and anti-soviet uprising of 1924

Gocha Saitidze

After the defeat of the uprising organised in August 1924, Kakutsa Cholokashvili was forced to leave his homeland forever. In Georgia, conquered by Soviet Russia, any mention of this national hero... Read more >

Ekvtime Takaishvili, the Initiator of the Return of Treasures from France to Georgia

Archil Kokhreidze

In the 1930s, Ekvtime Takaishvili raised the issue of returning the national treasures taken abroad before the government of the Second Republic of Georgia. He sent a special letter to Vukol... Read more >

Historical Essays (III)

Roin Metreveli

This edition includes the most recent historical essays published by Roin Metreveli. The collection features materials directly related to history, source studies, historiography, and reflections... Read more >

Autocracy

Anne Applebaum

Translated and commented by Lela... Read more >

Ash-Raker

Georgian Fabulous Fairy-Tales

They call me Ash-Raker because there’s nothing I love more than raking ashes. I once ran into a nine-headed devi and played a few tricks on him. If you want to know how someone as tiny as me... Read more >