Mariam Giorgi Chkheidze

1889–1960 (age 71)

Biography

Mariam Giorgi Chkheidze (1889–1960) was a woman of Georgian heritage whose life spanned a period of significant political and social transformation in Europe. She lived through the Russian Revolution and its aftermath, eventually settling in France.

Based in Chatou, Chkheidze maintained connections to her cultural heritage while adapting to life in Western Europe. Her life reflects the experiences of many Eastern European émigrés who sought refuge and stability in France during the turbulent early decades of the twentieth century.

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