Tbilisi. Society "Memorial" and the Institute for the Development of Freedom of Information are organizing the exhibition on February 25 on the Rustaveli Avenue: "Sovietization Consequences in Georgia in the Form of Lists and Photos of Former Political Prisoners". The exhibition will continue on February 26-27 in the Literature Museum. The event aims to commemorate the occupation of democratic Georgia by the Soviet Russia in 1921. For the full text.
Source: the organization's web page in the social network.
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