Georgia and the International Treaties of 1918-1921
Copyright © 2018 by Andrew Andersen
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ISBN: 978-1-926720-47-0
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Maps: Andrew Andersen and George Partskhaladze
Editor: Paul Holt
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To my father
CONTENTS
Introduction
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The Situation in the Caucasus by the beginning of 1918
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The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk: Generous Gift of the Bolsheviks to the Ottoman Empire
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The Treaty of Poti: the First Compromise of the First Republic
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The Treaty of Batum: Peace in Exchange for Territories
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The Armistice of Mudros: New Hopes
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Georgia and the Paris Peace Conference: Breaking the Wall of Prejudice
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The Georgian-Azerbaijani Treaty of 1919: the Struggle for Collective Security in the Caucasus
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Russian-Georgian Treaty: “Be Afraid of the Danais...”
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Georgia and the Treaty of Sèvres
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Recognition of Georgia's de Jure Independence and the Fall of the First Republic
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Georgia and Poland: The Alliance that did not Happen
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The Treaties of Moscow (16.03.1921) and Kars (13.10.1921)
Epilogue
Appendix (Texts of the Treaties and Agreements)
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The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (03.03.1918)
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The Agreement of Poti (28.05.1918)
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The Treaty of Batum (04.06.1918)
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The Russian-German Supplementary Treaty (27.08.1918)
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Тhe Armistice Convention with Turkey (30.10. 1918)
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Georgian-Azerbaijani Treaty (16.06.1919)
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The Treaty of Moscow (07.05.1920)
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The Russian-Georgian Supplementary Treaty (07.05.1920)
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The Treaty of Sevres (10.08.1920)
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The Treaty of Moscow (16.03.1921)
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The Treaty of Kars (13.10.1921)
List of Maps
Glossary of Place Names
Recommended Literature
Index
