The filing of the newspaper "Dawn of the East". No. 240-347 from September 01 to December 30, 1931 (No. 247, 274 ...

The filing of the newspaper "Dawn of the East". No. 240-347 from September 01 to December 30, 1931 (No. 247, 274, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 320 are absent).

Size: 50 x 68 cm. Good condition. Losses: fragment, p. 3.4, No. 282; p. only 1,2 No. 288; p. only 3.4 No. 305. No. 296 in duplicate.

Zarya Vostoka newspaper is a republican newspaper of the Georgian SSR. Published in Russian. Founded on May 3, 1922 as an organ of the Transcaucasian Regional Committee of the Communist Party (Bolsheviks). With the formation of the Georgian SSR in 1936, the newspaper became a republican one. It is published in Tbilisi 6 times a week. In 1957, Zarya Vostoka was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor for its fruitful activity in mobilizing the working people of the republic for the successful fulfillment of the tasks of communist construction. Circulation (1972) 130 thousand copies.

In 1953-1964, Irakli Iosifovich Chkhikvishvili, the developer of the scientific principles of publishing the Library of World Literature, worked as the editor-in-chief of the newspaper.

In early 1991, by a resolution of the Council of Ministers of Georgia, the newspapers Svobodnaya Gruziya and Youth of Georgia were merged, and on their basis the newspaper Vestnik Gruzii was created, which existed under this name for only three months.

On April 10, 1991, the newspaper began to appear under the name "Svobodnaya Georgia".

In 1993 Svobodnaya Gruziya LLC was established. It publishes a number of supplements to newspapers: Rossiyskiy Vestnik, Rossiya Segodnya, Narodnaya Gazeta, Business.

By the beginning of the 21st century, Svobodnaya Gruziya was the only national newspaper published in Russian. The newspaper ceases to be daily and is published three times a week, since 2006 - once a week, and the circulation has dropped to 3 thousand copies.

In April 2011, the publication of the newspaper was suspended.