1. Noe Besarionis dze Ramishvili was a Georgian politician and the president of the first government of the Democratic Republic of Georgia.
21 Facts About Noe Ramishvili
1. 2.
Noe Ramishvili was one of the leaders of the Menshevik wing of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party.
3.
Noe Ramishvili joined the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in 1902 and soon became a prominent spokesman of the Mensheviks.
4.
Noe Besarionis dze Ramishvili was born into a peasant family.
5.
Noe Ramishvili's father, Besarion Ramishvili, was a master of building wooden houses.
6.
Noe Ramishvili was reinstated in February 1902, but was eventually expelled again and deported to the Caucasus for his revolutionary activities.
7.
Noe Ramishvili began an active political career now he was back in Georgia.
8.
Noe Ramishvili lived in Batumi, taught private lessons, and was involved in the work of the Batumi Committee of the RSDLP.
9.
Noe Ramishvili left Batumi in 1904 because the gendarmerie was pursuing him and he settled in Tbilisi with an illegal passport under the name of "Apollon Sofromi Lomadze".
10.
Noe Ramishvili continued his party work there and was a member of the RSDLP Level Committee.
11.
Noe Ramishvili was elected a member of the Menshevik Caucasus Regional Committee at an illegal congress of Menshevik organizations.
12.
Noe Ramishvili was known for his oratorical talents, actively participating in discussions against the Bolsheviks, and participating in discussions in the provinces to reduce the influence of the Bolsheviks.
13.
Noe Ramishvili was arrested several times, but managed to free himself and return home.
14.
Noe Ramishvili returned to Georgia in 1910, but he was arrested on November 2 and relocated to Rostov-on-Don.
15.
Noe Ramishvili was the head of the Georgian exile colony in Rostov.
16.
In November 1917, Noe Ramishvili was elected a member of the National Council of Georgia.
17.
Noe Ramishvili was the chairman of the Batumi peace delegation during the negotiations with the Ottoman Empire.
18.
Noe Ramishvili was frequently criticized by the Georgian opposition for his harsh reaction to the peasant disturbances in 1918 and 1919, yet his role in preventing large-scale Bolshevik revolts cannot be overlooked.
19.
Noe Ramishvili first lived with his family in Saint-Cloud, then in Leuville-sur-Orge.
20.
Noe Ramishvili was actively involved in the anti-Bolshevik Promethean movement produced by Poland.
21.
On December 7,1930, Noe Ramishvili was assassinated by the NKVD agents in Paris.