Georgian and Soviet: Entitled Nationhood and the Specter of Stalin in the Caucasus
Georgian and Soviet examines the complex relationship between Georgian nationhood and Soviet power. Focusing on the enduring specter of Stalin in the Caucasus, Claire P. Kaiser explores questions of identity, authority, and belonging within a contested political and historical framework.
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Georgian and Soviet explores the relationship between Georgian nationhood and the Soviet political order.
With attention to the enduring specter of Stalin, the book examines how his legacy shaped interpretations of power and identity in the Caucasus.
The study considers the tensions surrounding an entitled nation within a larger Soviet framework.
Claire P. Kaiser presents a focused work for readers interested in Georgian history, Soviet history, nationalism, and the politics of the Caucasus.
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