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Noe Zhordania Standing by an Automobile – First Georgian Republic Period

Gelatin silver photograph showing Noe Zhordania standing beside an early 20th-century open automobile in front of a stone building entrance.

Noe Zhordania standing beside an automobile during the First Georgian Republic period.

Noe Zhordania standing beside an early 20th-century automobile during the First Georgian Republic (1918–1921). This gelatin silver photograph documents the public presence of the chairman of the Georgian government outside an institutional building. The image reflects political leadership and modernization in early independent Georgia.

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Date
1918-1921
Photographer
Unknown photographer
Attribution
Photos are kept in the State Cinema-Photo Archive
Rights
Public domain - Free to use
Unknown photographerTbilisiPoliticians & Statesmen