About the collection

• In 1895, the Social Democrats Giorgi Franceski and Ivan Luzin formed a well-organized social-democratic circle with ties to the workers' circles of Tbilisi, Baku, and St. Petersburg. They formed a circle program that contained both economic and political demands. The "Communist Party Manifesto" of K. Marx and F. Engels was printed on the hectograph in Georgian and distributed in different cities of Georgia. Soon G. Franceski and Al. Luzin was arrested and deported.

1. Personal belongings of G. Francesc and I. Luzin.

1. Chess (blackboard and 29 figures) - a tree.
2. Handmade wooden knife with scabbard.
3. Cup insert (figurative) -Metal.
4. Sugar pot – metal.
5. Candy Pot – metal.
6. Pocket watch – metal.

2.  Barricades of 1905 in Batumi. Collection of memories.

3. Brochure on Surprising Party Disagreement in Georgian, Russian and Armenian.

4. The newspaper "Golos Truda"- the voice if labor 1914.

5. Newspaper "Batumski Den". October 1914.

6. Memory of the revolutionary Ilarion Darakhvelidze about the illegal printing house in Batumi. 1905.

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