Arabs Leave Mark On USSR's Georgia
A narrator describes a journey from Sachi to Tbilisi exploring Georgia under Soviet rule. The piece paints Tbilisi as a bridge to the Arab world with vivid scenes of mosques, minarets, historic walls, and a lively Ballet Theatre. The account contrasts Georgian warmth with Moskovite coldness and reflects on ancient city life, wine, tea, and architecture, ending with a lingering question about Wonderland.