Lado Beliashvili

1906–1961 (age 55)

Biography

Lado Beliashvili (1906–1961) sustained Georgian cultural identity through fiction and thoughtful reflections, sharing stories that captured both the pain of displacement and the resilience of his homeland.

He is buried at the Leuville Cemetery, where his friends recall the luminous imagination and steady friendship that marked his life in exile.

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