Leaders of Post-Soviet Georgian Nationalism: The National Movement on the Road to Independence

Keti Elizbarashvili

Iakob Gogebashvili Telavi State University Faculty of Social Sciences, Business and Law

Madona Kebadze

Doctor of History, Iakob Gogebashvili Telavi State University Faculty of Social Sciences, Business and Law

Keywords: Nationalism, Leaders, Independence


Abstract

The Georgian people were not used to Soviet Russia conquering their country, and they began fighting for independence the day the Soviets arrived. Throughout the period 1921-1992, forces in Georgia and abroad inevitably fought in the guise of Georgians using a variety of methods, including violent and intellectual warfare.

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