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Tsiskari (Georgian: ცისკარი; Dawn) is a
literary magazine published intermittently in the
Georgian language from 1852 to 1875. The
magazine was founded...
- The
Comnenus of
Trabizond and the
Bagrationi dynasty of Georgia. — J. "
Tsiskari", Tbilisi, No 4, 1991, pp. 144–148: in Georgian.
Fyodor Uspensky, From...
- summary). "Goethe's
Weltanschauung from the
Anthroposophic point of view.",
Tsiskari, Tbilisi, No 5, 1984 (in Georgian), link to
Georgian archive version, p...
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prominent in the 1980s and
edited the
leading Georgian literary journal Tsiskari for
several years.
Under Eduard Shevardnadze, he
served as
Minister of...
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playwright and essayist. She
began writing in 1858,
publishing poetry in
Tsiskari magazine.
Despite public criticism, she
continued publishing, including...
- (დათა თუთაშხია, 1971-5),
achieved sensational success for the
magazine Tsiskari and fame for the
writer himself.
Conceived during Amirejibi’s
years in...
- was more important. He was a
founding member of the
editorial board of
Tsiskari,
which for
several years was the
backbone of the
Georgian periodical press...
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established in 1974. 13
Literary magazine Tsiskari 5
January 2014 The Georgian-language
literary magazine Tsiskari ("The Dawn"),
founded in 1852. 14 Technology...
- parts. He also
created and
edited the 24
issues of the
literary journal Tsiskari ("Down") and,
under the
pseudonym Glukharich (Russian for "son of the deaf...
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translations were
published in the
newspaper Kavkazsa and the
magazine Tsiskari which published his
letter Ustari Antikritikuli in 1861.
There he defended...
