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Flight from the USSR

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First published
2008
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The first book written by well-known Georgian novelist Dato Turashvili, Flight from the USSR, explores a terrible and thrilling experience. An airline from Tbilisi to Leningrad was hijacked in 1983 by a teenage actor named Gega Kobakhidze and seven of his pals, who were determined to escape the USSR and get to Turkey. Their audacious scheme fails, resulting in death and incarceration. Turashvili's interesting story combines fiction with historical reality fascinating readers.

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Dato Turashvili

Dato Turashvili is a Georgian novelist, playwright, and screenwriter whose fiction often returns to history, freedom, and the pressures placed on individual choice. Born in Tbilisi in 1966, he studied literature, film, and art history and took part in the student movement of the late Soviet period.

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First published
2008
Reading time
About 3 hours
Pages
130
Language
English
Formats
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