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Konstantine Chiradze

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A memorial plaque near Luka Asatiani Street in Old Batumi marks the house where Colonel Konstantine Chiradze lived from 1939 to 1979.

The Georgian-language plaque is fixed to a house near Luka Asatiani Street in Old Batumi. It marks the home of Konstantine Chiradze, a colonel and public figure, who lived there from 1939 to 1979. The inscription is in Georgian and names him a well-known military commander.

Guide text written by Kartvelio AI.

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