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I've recently gotten interested in the history of the caucasus during the russian civil war/interwar period, particularly the short-lived Transcaucasian federation. Any good books on the subject?
I'm fluent in Georgian, and can read a little Russian if anyone has books in those languages as well
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Idk ask Google bro
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It only existed for like afew months.
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I remember reading a part of it in the making of the georgian republic. The book is published in the 70s or 80s?
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Meant to go to op. The book is The Making of the Georgian Republic, authored by Ronald Suny. No idea how expensive that part is, I've not read it since high school.



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