Unknown Anatomy of Georgian Diplomatic Assassinations

Natsvaladze, Mamuka

doi:10.51582/interconf.19-20.02.2021.063

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“…Over the past year, the outcomes of our research have been published in scientific publications of different cities of the world. In particular: in Paris [71]; Oxford [66], Cambridge [70], Melbourne [73], Moscow [69], Tokyo [72], Rome [65], Vienna [64], Warsaw [57; 58], Boston [56], San Francisco [60], Sheffield [59], Las Palmas [63], Tbilisi [61], Telavi [62; 67] Kutaisi [68].…”

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Stalin Against Engels – For the Historiografhy of the Greek Project

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2021

Education and Science of Today: Intersectoral Issues and Development of Sciences Volume2

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Stalin Against Engels – For the Historiografhy of the Greek Project

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2021

Education and Science of Today: Intersectoral Issues and Development of Sciences Volume2

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“…It is with this methodology that we study the Greek project. Excerpts from our research have been published in various scientific publications in Melbourne [49], Moscow [46], Tokyo [48], Cambridge [47], Rome [45], Vienna [44], Warsaw [37; 38], Boston [36], San Francisco [40], Sheffield [39], Las Palmas [43], Tbilisi [41], Telavi [42].…”

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The Caucasian Gambit of World Empires and Erekle Ii

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2021

Theoretical and Empirical Scientific Research: Concept and Trends Volume2

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The current study is the first attempt to study the relations between Russian-Georgian relations within the context of international political processes, in particular, the Seven Years' War and the plan for the redistribution of Europe, the "Greek Project". The world historical process of the second half of the XVIII century is of special importance for the proper assessment of the history of Georgia. Russian and Soviet historiography deliberately distorted the facts and events of the time leading to the improper assessment of the annexation of Georgia and the Caucasus. The European contacts of King Erekle II of Kartli-Kakheti were deliberately erased, and hence the Caucasus was declared a geostrategic space on Russian orbit and was artificially separated from the world historical processes. Therefore, a violent political act, the conquest of Georgia was disguised as an alliance corresponding with the idea of Christian common faith. The article analyzes the reasons the members of the European system of international relations did not like the existence of a powerful state in the Caucasus. The strategic policy directions of the Austrian Empire were also analyzed, making it obvious once again that the only ally of Erekle II was the Emperor of Austria.

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“…It is with this methodology that we study the Greek project. Excerpts from our research have been published in various scientific publications in Oxford [51], Cambridge [55], Melbourne [57], Moscow [54], Tokyo [56], Rome [50], Vienna [49], Warsaw [42; 43], Boston [41], San Francisco [45], Sheffield [44], Las Palmas [48], Tbilisi [46], Telavi [47; 52] Kutaisi [53].…”

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The Seven Years’ War and Caucasian Outlines of the Greak Project

Natsvaladze¹

2021

Débats Scientifiques Et Orientations Prospectives Du Développement Scientifique Volume2

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The Seven Years' War played a crucial role in defining the world historical process of the 60-ies of the XVIII century and later period. It radically changed the European diplomatic configuration of that time and replaced the French dominance by the English one. An analysis of the documentary sources and secret treaty concluded between the states reveals that the main ideological architect of the unusual end of the Seven Years' War, in particular, the withdrawal of Russian troops from Berlin, was King Friedrich II of Prussia. It was the idea of Friedrich II to change the vector of Russian foreign policy. As a result, the idea of neutralizing the Ottoman Empire southern direction turned out to be preferential for the Imperial Court of St. Petersburg compared with the previous northern vector. The article shows that these processes are caused by the Russian-Austrian "Greek Project", the concept of European redistribution, which takes its final shape in 1782. These conceptual problems are connected absolutely to all problems existing in the Caucasus, including the ones related to the foreign strategy or internal political processes of the Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti. On the one hand the contradictions created by the Imperial Court of St. Petersburg against Erekle II in regard of formation a Unified Caucasus State and the solution of other conceptual issues, fulfilled through intrigues, coups d'etat, planning the assassination of kings and the assassinations of European ambassadors, the systemic problems posed by the Ottoman Empire to the Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti and on the other hand, the consequences of the Greek Project implementation could bring to Georgia, the Caucasus region as a whole, to Europe and Russia, are reviewed in the current article. The organic union of these topics unequivocally confirms that the key for solving all problems of Georgia of the 50-90-ies of the XVIII century was related to the concept of European redistribution, the Greek Project, one of the main political products of the Seven Years' War.

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Unknown Anatomy of Georgian Diplomatic Assassinations

Cited by 3 publications

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Stalin Against Engels – For the Historiografhy of the Greek Project

Stalin Against Engels – For the Historiografhy of the Greek Project

The Caucasian Gambit of World Empires and Erekle Ii

The Seven Years’ War and Caucasian Outlines of the Greak Project

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