[16 + 2 = 18] including four trials, two of Valentina Pailodze.
*
1974 — CCE 32.11 (Pailodze), CCE 34.13, CCE 34.18 [12, 23]
1975 — CCE 36.6-3; CCE 38.16, CCE 38.20 [5]
1976 — CCE 42.8, CCE 42.12 [4-7]
1977 — CCE 45.9, CCE 45.20 [6-8]
1978 — CCE 49.17; CCE 50.2 (Gamsakhurdia & Kostava); CCE 51.2 (Pailodze); CCE 52.15-2 [10] (Rtskhiladze)
(1979-1980) -;
(1982) -.
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NOTES
There is no related chapter in Reddaway, Uncensored Russia (1972) for Georgia — or for Armenia. The Meskhetian Movement is listed in Part Four (pp. 270-280), as one of five “Individual Streams”.
The classic work’s use of the word ‘Russia’, though probably chosen by the publisher not the author, indicates the uncertainty of the subject matter.
The Bolshevik ‘Revolution’ {coup d’etat} in November [New Style] 1917 preserved the Tsarist Empire for another 74 years, allowing — despite Stalin’s and, later, Putin’s disapproval — the use of ethnic languages and promotion of national culture in Georgia and elsewhere.
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