Stamp: Portrait of abkhazian poet Leonty Labakhua (1912-1938) (Abkhazia 1998)
Portrait of abkhazian poet Leonty Labakhua (1912-1938) (Abkhazia 1998)
06 April (Abkhazia ) within release Commemoration of Victims of Political Repression (3rd Issue) goes into circulation Stamp Portrait of abkhazian poet Leonty Labakhua (1912-1938) face value 0.90 Russian ruble
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Issued in sheet of 16 stamps (4x4). Stamp number in Catalog of Republic of Abkhazia: 250 Leonty Labakhua (1912-1938) was a Georgian poet and translator who was active during the Soviet era. He is known for his innovative poetry that blended traditional Georgian forms with modernist techniques. Labakhua was arrested in 1937 during Stalin's Great Purge and executed the following year. His work was suppressed for many years but has since been rediscovered and recognized as an important contribution to Georgian literature.Stamp Portrait of abkhazian poet Leonty Labakhua (1912-1938) it reflects the thematic directions:
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