Selective memory in the South Caucasus
It was a sad morning in Batumi. Noe Zhordania – the founding father of an independent Georgia in 1918 – was standing on the deck of a ship waiting for his departure. The beautiful view of the mountains towering over the Black Sea coast was probably the last one he saw before leaving his homeland forever. At that moment he was unaware, but the prospects of his return were not too optimistic.
November 5, 2018 -
Jan Brodowski
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Articles and CommentaryIssue 6 2018Magazine

The Georgian Naitonal Assembly in 1918 Photo (CC) commons.wikimedia.org / Georgian national archive