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Contents.History Rustavi is one of the ancient towns of Georgia. The history of Rustavi has two phases: an early history from ancient times until the city was destroyed in the 13th century and modern history from the era to the present.Early history The foundation of Rustavi is dated from. 11th-century chronicler, in his work ' ' connects foundation of the city to, the of, whose wife have founded town along called Bostan-Kalaki ( ' city of gardens'). The same chronicler, who also worked on “ The life of the Kings”, mentions the town Rustavi among those castles, which opposed 's army, although it is proved that Alexander has never invaded Iberia. Rustavi is mentioned among such ancient towns as Uplistsikhe, Urbnisi, Mtskheta and Sarkineti. It could be assumed that Rustavi as a city had been founded at least in the 5th–4th centuries B.C.
Besides the manuscripts, the excavations of the castle Rustavi prove that Rustavi was an important political and administrative center of Iberia. In late 4th century A.D had built a church and a canal in Rustavi. Rustavi fortress.During the reign of (5th century) Rustavi took an important part in the political life in Kingdom of Iberia. At the beginning of the 6th century, in 503, conquered Iberia and turned it into ordinary Persian province ruled by a (governor). However, Emperor 's offensive in 627 and 628 brought final victory over the Persians and ensured Byzantine predominance in Georgia, until the. In struggle against Arab occupation Rustavi belonged to, the latter would form, whose ruler would install (duke) in Rustavi. On Kvirike's death, Kakheti was temporarily annexed to the.
As soon as Arabs were defeated, in 1068 Georgia was invaded by resurgent from Central Asia, under the command of Sultan. There was a terrible battle between king and Seljuks, where Bagrat was bitterly defeated and as a result, the king of Kakheti gained independence and got into closer contact with the Turkish-Seljuks to secure independence in this way. After, allied forces took Tbilisi and Rustavi and gave it to. During that time Rustavi saw decline, its economy was ruined and due to its strategic location it only remained as a well-fortified town in hands of emirs in Tbilisi.
In 1069 Bagrat IV defeated emir Fadlun and captured the fortress of Rustavi, Partskhisi. During the led by Rustavi played an essential role in securing Georgia's southern boundaries. Rustavi was finally destroyed after.Modern history.
Head office of Rustavi Steel WorksRustavi was rebuilt as a major industrial center during the Soviet era. The development of Rustavi was part of 's accelerated industrialization process, and included ironworks, steelworks, chemical plants and an important railway station on the – railroad line. Rustavi is the site of approximately 90 large and medium-sized industrial plants.The core of the city's industrial activity was the, constructed in 1941-1950 to process from nearby. Stalin brought workers from various regions in Georgia, specifically from the poorer rural provinces of Western Georgia. Rustavi became a key industrial centre for the Transcaucasus region. The industrial activity expanded to include the manufacture of products, cement, chemicals, and synthetic fibers.May 1944 was a significant time in the history of modern Rustavi.
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Geologists began to define the soil of the place where the metallurgical works were to be built. The area was nearly empty, and there were only temporary lodgings and slums available. A lot of people arrived at Rustavi, coming from different parts of Georgia. The first newspaper came out on 30 August 1944. It was called “Metallurgiisatvis” (meaning 'For Metallurgy' in Georgian).Rustavi was celebrating frequent housewarming parties as a lot of people were migrating each day. In 1948 the first streets were “baptized” in Rustavi.
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The first street was named after the, the second one after the builders of Rustavi, and the third one after its ancient name Bostan-Kalaki.On 19 January 1948, a decree of the Supreme Soviet of Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic declared Rustavi a town of republican importance. On 27 April 1950, the whole town celebrated the production of the first industrial Georgian steel. It was founded on the roots of the famous ancestors Khalibs.German who were captured in were enlisted to build the city of Rustavi. Modern Rustavi is divided into two parts— Dzveli Rustavi (Old Rustavi) and Akhali Rustavi (New Rustavi).
Old Rustavi adheres to Stalinist architectural style while New Rustavi is dominated by a multitude of Soviet-era block apartments.The in 1991 proved disastrous for Rustavi, as it also caused the collapse of the integrated Soviet economy of which the city was a key part. Most of its industrial plants were shut down and 65% of the city's population became unemployed, with the attendant social problems of high crime and acute poverty that such a situation brings. The population shrank from 160,000 in the mid-1990s to 116,000 in 2002 as residents moved elsewhere in search of work.New York-based artist (b. 1979) has documented Rustavi's crumbling concrete factories in his paintings and installations, such as the exhibition 'Nonpasts' in 2010. Lindquist has also worked with Georgian collaborators, such as artist Gio Sumbadze (b.
1976), in projects that address the current social, cultural and political significance of these architectures. In 2010, the Laura Palmer Foundation staged an exhibition at the Ministry of Transportation building in which Lindquist and Sumbadze installed paintings addressing the history of Georgia's transportation system.
This BOMB magazine with La Toya Frazier for the exhibition 'Planet of Slums' addresses many of the complexities of Lindquist's work in the Republic of Georgia.Climate Rustavi has a (: Cfa) with hot summers and relatively cold winters. Church.According to the Georgian census, 91,8% of the population is; followed by with 4,1% and by with 2,2%. The remaining 1,9% consists of, andReligion The main religion is practiced by 95,3%, followed by practiced by 1,3% and followed by with less than 1%.Rustavi Race Circuit The last of the racetracks built in the USSR. Competitions started in the end of 1979 and the track hosted eleven USSR Championship events until 1989. Until 2009 the has not been reconstructed and got out of order. In 2009 the area was sold to the private company Stromos on the State auction.
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After total reconstruction of 2011-2012, the hosts a number of racing events, such as series, championship, Annual Festival, and competitions, amateur races and many more.International Relations.
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