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Batumi Revolutionary Committee

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A plaque on the building at 39 Rustaveli Street marks the seat of the Batumi Revolutionary Committee, formed in March 1921.

The bilingual Georgian and Russian plaque is fixed to the building at 39 Rustaveli Street. Its inscription states that the Batumi Revolutionary Committee, created on 17 March 1921, was based here and proclaimed Soviet power in Adjara.

Soviet rule came to the region after a brief military conflict in March 1921, and the Adjarian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was established on 16 July 1921.

Guide text written by Kartvelio AI.

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