Long-form articles and practical guides to help you plan richer trips across Georgia.
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Discover the life of Father Elie Melia (1915–1988), an emigrant orthodox priest and church historian who preserved Georgian identity and theological heritage in France during the Soviet era.
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Discover the story of Ekvtime Takaishvili, the scholar who protected Georgia's historic national treasures during decades of exile in France, preserving them for future generations.
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A detailed profile of Eduard Shevardnadze, exploring his pivotal roles as Soviet Foreign Minister during the Cold War's end and as the second president of independent Georgia.
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From a childhood in Sokhumi to the creative helm of Paris’s most iconic fashion houses, Demna Gvasalia has fundamentally transformed modern luxury, merging post-Soviet realities with high-fashion sensibilities.
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A profile of Bidzina Ivanishvili, the billionaire philanthropist and former Prime Minister whose political and charitable work shaped modern Georgia.
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Explore the life and legacy of Badri Patarkatsishvili, one of modern Georgia's most influential and complex figures in business, media, and politics.
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Avtandil (Avto) Ioseliani was a Georgian geophysicist and national hero who sacrificed his life to save his fellow combatants during the 1992 war in Abkhazia.
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Discover the story of Patriarch Ambrosi Khelaia, who led the Georgian Orthodox Church during the Soviet takeover and risked his life to protest the occupation.
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Discover the profile of Aleksi Inauri, the Colonel-General who directed the state security apparatus of Soviet Georgia for over three decades.
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Discover the story of Aleksandre Oniani, a Georgian serviceman who chose self-sacrifice over surrender in 2008, earning his place as an eternal national hero.
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Discover the life of General Aleksandre Chkheidze, from defending the Democratic Republic of Georgia to his distinguished service in the Polish Army and his tragic fate under Soviet repression.
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Vazha-Pshavela (1861–1915) was a monumental poet and thinker who brought unmatched philosophical depth and universal humanism to Georgian literature.
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