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Contents Preface by David Kolbaia . 9 Saint Archimandrite Grigol Peradze (1899–1942). Life and Works by Rev. Henryk Paprocki . 13 Saint Grigol Peradze’s Theological Writings on Monasticism by David Kolbaia . 27 From the History of Polish-Georgian Political Relations in 1918–1921 by Marek Mądzik . 39 Under the Menace of the “White” Russia: The First Diplomatic Encounters between the Independent States of Georgia and Poland in 1918 and 1919 by Beka Kobakhidze . 51 Polish-Georgian Military Alliance as a Part of Józef Piłsudski’s Security Policy by Wojciech Materski . 67 An Attempt at Establishing Soviet Power in Georgia in 1920 and the War between Poland and Bolsheviks by Mikheil Bakhtadze . 73 The Democratic Republic of Georgia in the Entente Powers’ Policy after World War I by Paweł Olszewski . 89 Points of Convergence of Georgian and Polish Military Histories in 1918–1921 According to Previously Unknown Documents Kept in the National Archives of Georgia by Dimitri Silakadze . 109 From the History of the Polish Diplomatic Mission in the Caucasus by Georges Mamoulia . 117 Tygodnik Polski: An Unknown Chapter in the History of the Tbilisi Polish Community by Andrzej Woźniak . 123 Diplomatic Representation of the Democratic Republic of Georgia in Poland by Otar Janelidze . 127 5 Facts from the History of Polish-Georgian Relations During World War II by Grzegorz Mazur . 145 German Historical Sources about Polish-Georgian Relations During and in the Aftermath of the Great War by Giorgi Astamadze . 163 Polish Archival Materials and Documents for Researching 1917/1918–1921 Polish-Georgian Relations by Paweł Libera . 169 Archive Heritage of Ivane Nanuashvili and Polish Emigrants kept in K. Kekelidze Georgia National Centre of Manuscripts by Shorena Murusidze . 179 Report from the Second Seminar of the Polish-Georgian Historians’ Commission. Tbilisi, 29 May – 1 June 2017 by David Kolbaia . 185 Bibliography . 197 Index . 203.

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