Bakhradze Akaki

Definition: Teacher of Georgian literature at Tbilisi University, Tbilisi (1981)
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At the beginning of 1981, he was fired from Tbilisi University. He was popular due to his patriotic stance. On March 23, 1981, about a thousand students demonstrated in his defense, Bakhradze was reinstated at work.

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Fund 03 (Б-2) / Inventory 1 / Case Гамсахурдия Звиад Константинович
90. Fragment of the book by Alekseeva L.M. “History of dissent in the USSR”, 1984, pp. 100-107, about demonstrations in Georgia for the preservation of the status of the state language by the Georgian language, about the violation of human rights in Georgia and about the human rights and educational activities of Gamsakhurdia Z.K.
4 листа, 4 изображения, ксерокопия
Alekseeva Lyudmila Mikhailovna, Bagdavadze Marine, Baghdavadze Merab, Bakhradze Akaki, Berdzenishvili David Valeryanovich, Brezhnev Leonid Ilyich, Gamsakhurdia Zviad Konstantinovich, Gamsakhurdia Konstantin Simonovich, Gogia (Gogia) Zurab (Seliko) Sergeevich, Goldstein Grigory Abramovich, Goldstein Isai Abramovich, Bishop Gaioz (in the world Keratishvili Bidzina), Zhvania Vladimir, Zhgenti Vazha Petrovich, Imnadze Avtandil Prokofievich, Ismailov (Ismailov) N. U., Kakabadze Nana, Catholicos-Patriarch David V (David VI), in the world Devdariani Khariton Dzhiboevich, Koridze David, Kostava Merab Ivanovich, Koshkadze Marine, Mzhavanadze Vasily Pavlovich, Pailodze Valentina Serapionovna, Rtskhiladze (Rtskheladze) Viktor Georgievich, Sagaradze Paata, Samkharadze Nikolai Melkhizedekovich (Melkisedekovich), Usupyan Valiko, Tsereteli Irakli, Tsintsinadze Z., Tsirekidze Yury Grigorievich, Tsulaya Karlo Kalistratovich, Chanturia Georgy Otarovich, Chitava Vakhtang Amirovich, Chkheidze Tamara Revazovna, Shevardnadze Eduard Amvrosievich
1984