Nino Nakashidze
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Nino Nakashidze ნინო ნაკაშიძე | |
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 Portrait of Nakashidze in her signature white hair | |
| Born | 13 January 1872 Near Ozurgeti, Georgia, Russian Empire |
| Died | 2 July 1963 (aged 91) Tbilisi, Georgia, Soviet Union |
| Occupation | Writer, revolutionary, activist |
| Nationality | Georgian |
Nino Nakashidze (also spelled as Nakachidze, Georgian: ნინო ნაკაშიძე)(13 January 1872 — 2 July 1963) was a Georgian writer. She was primarily known for her writings involving children and their treatment in what she viewed as a flawed system. She was also a political activist and took part in the Revolution of 1905 and subsequent upheavals, which earned her a brief exile in 1908 to the Vyatka Governorate. It is in this time period that she wrote some of her more somber titles, such as "Execution of Aspiroz"(ასპიროზის დახვრეტ) and a play "Who is Guilty"(ვინ არის დამნაშავე).[1]
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- ^ A Literary Map of Georgia – Nino Nakashidze PenCenter. Retrieved: 20 June 2013
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