Miło nam jest poinformować, że ukazał się drukiem jubileuszowy, 30. numer rocznika Pro Georgia. Journal of Kartvelological Studies.

W numerze:

I. ARTICLES AND STUDIES
David Kolbaia, Matiane Kartlisa
Henryk Paprocki, Nihilum and Empyreum
Giorgi Jgharkava, The Symbolic Meaning of Numbers in the Kartvelian Proverbs
Zurab Bragvadze, Iran And Colchis in 400-300 B.C.
Revaz Papuashvili, Emanuele E. Intagliata, Davit Naskidashvili, Excavations at Machkhomeri – Khobi Municipality. Preliminary Report of the 2019 Season
Lado Mirianashvili, A rock-cut Hermitage of Chichkhituri Monastery of Gareji with St. Jacob the Persian’s Martyrdom Mural
David Chikovani The Synod of Mar Yahbalaha (AD 419/420) and its Significance for the History of the Church of Kartli
Anahita Shahrokhi, Historical Geography of Georgia in Medieval Period based on Islamic-Arabic Sources
Buba Kudava, The Burial Sites of the Georgian Kings: Geography and Policy
Nikoloz Zhghenti, An Institution of “Gazrdiloba” (Nurturance) at the Royal Court of the King of Georgia Demetre I (1125-1156/7)
George Kalandia, Clothes of Georgian Kings and Feudal Lords In the 12th-13th centuries (According to the frescoes of Betania, Kintsvisi, Khobi and the bas-relief of Harichavank)

II. MATERIALS, DOCUMENTS, MEMOIRES
Wojciech Materski, The Problem of the Access of the Republic of Georgia to the Universal Security System (1919-1920)
Mikheil Bakhtadze, Archiwum Akt Nowych Documents of the Georgian-Polish Relations in 1922-1923
Shorena Murusidze, Transcaucasian Sejm’s Delegation on Conferences in Trabzon and Batumi (March-May, 1918)
Giorgi Sosiashvili, Bolshevik repressions against the Catholicos-Patriarch of Georgia Chsitophorus III (1927-1932)

III. REVIEWS AND COMMENTAIRES
Nino Tsikhishvili, Julius Assfalg (1919-2001), German scholar of the Christian East and Kartvelologist