Abstract:

In this article, it was intended that the SSCB was established and that Georgia was included in this unity. In addition, it was also evaluated that the Soviet Russia, within the framework of the Slavization policy, took many small republics into its unity. The people of the Caucasus, under the support of the Tsarish Russia, welcomed the February Conflict in 1917 with great joy and believed that the new Russian state’s federal and democratic identity, which will climb on the traces of Romanov, will integrity and peace between the principles with the opening of an hopeful era. After 1917, many republics declared independence, but this process of independence did not take too long. Russia's unity activities began in various dimensions in the 1920s and this process was pointed to the establishment of the Soviet Socialist Republics Union (SSCB) on 30 December 1922. 21 February 1921 by General Anatoly Gekker. The Red Army entered Tbilisi and declared Soviet sovereignty in Georgia. In Tbilisi, the Bolshevik administration was established and in 1922 Georgia was incorporated into the Soviet Republic of the Transcavaca Socialist Federation. Azerbaijan and Armenia, which are located within the Republics of the South of the Caucasus as Georgia, have also taken their places within the unity.

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