Georgian knights in exile

This article discusses the features of the stay of Russian refugees in Northeast China (Manchuria) after the revolution of 1917 in Russia, during the civil war and the seizure of power by the Bolsheviks. The main point of the Russian refugees became a center Strip of alienation of KVZHD-city of Harbin. Part of the emigrant population of the former Russian Empire, including the Georgian caught abroad on the situation of emigrants without legal protection, created with the purpose of cohesion and mutual assistance among national community. But, once in the site of the Soviet-Chinese, Japanese-Soviet conflict, unable to withstand the threats and attacks, the Georgian emigration was riddled, ruined and was forced to leave China. Therefore, the object of the study subjects of this article is to identify the motives and reasons for the resettlement of Georgians in the alienation zone of KVZHD; the subject of research is the Georgian diaspora and their inclusion in the process of social, cultural and political engagement abroad, as well as the persistence of ethnic self-consciousness, national mentality and religious traditions of the Georgian people. Methodological principles based on Historicism and scientific objectivity. When writing an article, the author relied on both archival sources and domestic researchers. The author finds that the relevance of this article is to study topicality as the Russian emigration Post-revolutionary is a tragedy for our country. Forced to live in exile, enduring hardship and adversity, obeying the laws of the foreign people were unable to return home because of an unfavourable attitude to the Soviet authorities and were alienated by it.