Kalistrate Samushia (1917-2002), an outstanding folklorist, and a deep connoisseur of Georgian national culture, became one of the honored researchers of Georgian culture, linguistics, and folk poetry, and his name is fixed with remarkable letters. He devoted his whole life to collecting, researching, and systematizing folk heritages. He published unique materials studied from 1971 to Kalistrate Samushia (1917-2002), an outstanding folklorist, and a deep connoisseur of Georgian national culture, became one of the honored researchers of Georgian culture, linguistics, and folk poetry, and his name is fixed with remarkable letters. He devoted his whole life to collecting, researching, and systematizing folk heritages. He published unique materials studied from 1971 to » Tengiz Pachkoria Georgia
Volunteer teacher bringing hope to university entrants remotely from locked down Gali
Rusudan Samushia. (Facebook.)
GALI, DFWatch–Classes have been suspended in public schools in Abkhazia as in the rest of Georgia because of the pandemic, and also here in Gali, local teachers try their best to assist students with distance learning.
Despite many difficulties, including the interruption of electricity supply, local teachers are still more or less able to continue classes remotely.
DFWatch found one teacher who not only trains students on the ground in the Gali district, but also volunteers teaching five students via the Internet in the Georgian-controlled area beyond the Enguri.