Tbilisi. The Literature Museum has hosted on December 24 the presentation of translation of Timothy Snyder’s book "Bloodlands: Europe between Hitler and Stalin”. "Timothy Snyder is the American historian and the Yale University professor. He is researching a two-decade period, when fourteen million people had fallen victims to the systems of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. These people weren’t soldiers, they were not killed during military operations, they were peaceful citizens of the Baltic States, Belarus, Ukraine, Poland and other countries of the region, who ultimately became victims of these totalitarian regimes. In his work Timothy Snyder depicts this bloody statistics of the twentieth century and lets us see individual humans behind these historic reports”, the book’s description says. The book was translated and published by "Radarami”, with participation and financial support of the South Caucasus Regional Bureau of the Heinrich Boll Foundation.

Source: page of the Boll Foundation in the social network.