Zurab abashidze biography books
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The stories written by Archil Kikodze, Ana Kordzai-Samadashvili, Tamta Melashvili, Zura Lezhava and Zura Abashidze explore universal themes such as family trauma, alienation, migration or the struggle for identity in a dynamically changing world. Each of these stories is a literary lens that allows the reader to see both the personal dramas of the protagonists and the wider socio-historical context.
Literature at the intersection of past and present
The anthology is not only a record of literary experience, but also a testimony to contemporary Georgia's struggle with its post-colonial legacy. The stories show how Russian imperialism and its effects have affected the country's society and culture. At the same time, the book becomes particularly topical in the context of the fight against disinformation, which destabilises the region and attempts to distort its historical narrative.
‘Even darker’ is a symbolic voice of defiance - both against external influences and internal challenges, such as the search for identity and the preservation of cultural independence. For the Polish reader, it is also an opportunity to discover the deep and diverse literature of the Caucasus, which is becoming part of the global literary dialogue.
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Zurab abashidze biography books
Abashidze Zurab
Zurab Abashidze (b. June 11, 1951, Tbilisi) is a diplomat, doctor of Political Science (2001), professor of Tbilisi State University (since 2014). In 1973 he graduated from the Maurice Thorez Institute of Foreign Languages (now Moscow State Linguistic University).
In 1978–1980 he served as the attaché of the Consulate General of the USSR in Mumbai (India); In 1984–1988 — counselor of the USSR Embassy in Spain; In 1988–1992 — Chairman of the Georgian Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries.
While working in India, he located the grave of Queen Ketevan the Martyr in St.
Augustine’s Church of Goa.
After the restoration of the state independence of Georgia, Abashidze became the head of the country's first diplomatic missions to the European Union and NATO in 1993–2000; At the same time, in 1993–2000 – he was the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to the Benelux countries; In 2000 — he was the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of
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Abashidze Zurab
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Since 2006 he has been say publicly editor-in-chief counterfeit the Irakli Abashidze Carry on Scient