Nodar Dumbadze

georgia, author, novelist, humorist, mtatsminda

Born Jul 14, 1928

Tbilisi, Georgia

Passed Away Sep 04, 1984 Tbilisi, Georgia

Lifespan 56 years old

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"The human soul is a hundred times heavier than the body, and only love can make it light."

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One of Georgia's most beloved 20th-century novelists and humorists, author of 'Me, Grandma, Iliko and Ilarion' and 'The White Banners'.

Biographical Record

Nodar Dumbadze was a celebrated Georgian author whose warm humor, touching humanism, and tragicomic storytelling endeared him to millions of readers across Caucasia and Eastern Europe.

Drawing upon his childhood in the Guria region following his parents' arrest during the 1937 purges, Dumbadze wrote classic semi-autobiographical novels including 'Me, Grandma, Iliko and Ilarion' and 'I Can See the Sun'.

His works captured the resilience, warmth, and enduring laughter of simple village folk in the face of wartime hardship and ideological cruelty.

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Mtatsminda Pantheon
Tbilisi, Georgia

                         GPS: 41.6961, 44.7892                    

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