History of Armenia is officially the history of Georgia.

I thought this would be a really cool story because you told me about it.

Omar is our good friend.

For many years, you and Anni went to university together.

And you told me this story and I'm like, this is so incredibly interesting.

Because like many Armenians, I don't know a lot about Georgian history.

And especially like pretty much every American, I certainly don't.

So I thought it would be really interesting to bring you on the show.

But before we get on to the history of the radical left in Georgia, specifically like early Georgia,

why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself, Omar, so everybody knows you and loves

you as much as we do.

Oh, thank you.

Okay.

First of all, I want to thank you for having me here.

Then, okay, a bit about myself.

As I said, my name is Omar.

I studied history in the university and then I became like a history buff.

I never, I did my first major actually in history.

Then I studied journalism with Annie and now it's been like more than 10 years that I'm working as a journalist.

But my first degree was a history degree.

And I just became an history buff, which

means like I never worked as historian one day in my life. I just worked as a touristic guide.

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