History
This year marks the 105th anniversary of the birth of a prominent linguist, literary critic, founder of the Abkhaz literary criticism, laureate of the Gulia State Prize, doctor of philological sciences Khukhut Bgazhba.
Mikhail Trapsh, the famous scientist and classic of Abkhaz archeology, who left an invaluable legacy not only to the historians of Abkhazia, but also to all Caucasian historians was born on October 10, more than a century ago. The WAC web information portal publishes an essay about him by this date.
September 30 would mark the 110th anniversary of People's Artist of Abkhazia and Georgia, the great woman Minadora Zukhba. To this date, the WAC web information portal has prepared an essay on her life and work.
In Abkhazia there is the so-called Great Abkhaz wall - an ancient defensive structure, the details of which are still a mystery to contemporaries. Perhaps the answers to all the questions will be given by the scientific project launched this summer.
September 16 marks the 70th anniversary of Mukhadin Shenkao, a socio-political activist of the KChR and a member of the Supreme Council of the WAC. The WAC web information portal prepared an essay on the life and multifaceted activities of this extraordinary person.
On September 14, the famous Abaza leader Mahomet Hadji-Bekirovich Kishmakhov turns 70. The WAC web information portal has prepared an essay about him for his anniversary.
A hundred years ago it was impossible to imagine an Abaza yard without an apiary; beekeeping here has always been an honorable and beloved affair. Today, the situation has not changed much: modern beekeepers only modernized their apiaries, preserving the traditional craft as a real art.
The Abkhaz-Abaza Diaspora of Jordan and, personally, the head of the “Diwan Abaza” public organization, Hasan Abaza (Chichba), is a vivid example of how a deep feeling for the homeland lives and manifests itself in people, even if the truth has been hidden from them for a long time.
International Day of Disappeared Persons is held every year on August 30th. In Abkhazia, the vast majority of the missing are people who disappeared during the Patriotic War of the people of Abkhazia.
On August 25-26, 1989, the first congress of the Assembly (Confederation) of the Mountain Peoples of the Caucasus was held in Sukhum. For the 30th anniversary of the creation of the association, which played a key role in the PWPA, the WAC web information portal prepared an essay on the history of the organization's formation.