Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1 – Georgia ―A Small Empire?! (pp. 1-8)
David Muskhelishvili (Georgian Academy of Sciences)
Chapter 2 – On New Anti-Georgian Insinuations of the Supporters of ―Independent‖ Abkhazia (pp. 9-28)
Zurab Papaskiri (Sokhumi State University, Georgia)
Chapter 3 – On the Question of Georgia‘s Participation in the Fight for the Caucasus in 1942-1943 in Russian Historiography (pp. 29-36)
Makvala Natmeladze (Board of the Centre for Historical, Ethnological, Religious Studies and Propaganda)
Chapter 4 – Two Russias and One Problem: The Georgian One (pp. 37-40)
Nodar Lomouri (Board of the Centre for Historical, Ethnological, Religious Studies and Propaganda)
Chapter 5 – Conquering or Voluntary Joining? (pp. 41-62)
Otar Janelidze (Tbilisi Ivane Javakhishvili University, Georgia)
Chapter 6 – The Russian Empire‘s Religious Policy in Georgia (The First Half of the 19th Century) (pp. 63-82)
Khatuna Kokrashvili (Institute of History at Ivane Javakhishvili University, Georgia)
Chapter 7 – The Beginning of Russian Colonial Rule in Georgia (pp. 83-96)
Mikheil Samsonadze (Board of the Centre for Historical, Ethnological, Religious Studies and Propaganda)
Chapter 8 – The Bolshevik Aggression of 1921 and the Russian Embassy in Georgia (pp. 97-108)
Otar Janelidze (Tbilisi Ivane Javakhishvili University, Georgia)
Appendix
Index
