Dear Secretariat of the Committee of the Nobel Prize for Literature!
P.O. Box 2118 SE-103 13 Stockholm Sweden
It is already for the fourth time that Jewish writers of Israel nominate me Iakob Papiashvili for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Since September 2018 famous Jewish writers for the fourth time in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 have asked the Swedish Academy for Literature to award the Nobel Prize to Iakob Papiashvili for the books that he published in Israel and Georgia. It is understood that Iakob Papiashvili is the author of numerous publications both in Israel and in Georgia.
Iakob Papiashvili’s nomination for the Nobel Prize was published in the Israeli and Georgian periodicals on the Internet sites in Hebrew, in English, in Russian and in Georgian. Iakob Papiashvili’s books are in national libraries in many large cities of Europe, Israel, the USA, Russia, Germany, the Czech Republic, Georgia…
Doesn’t the Swedish Academy for Literature seem to think that Iakob Papiashvili is already a Nobel Prize winner?
It is noteworthy that the last request of the famous Jewish writers to award Iakob Papiashvili the Nobel Prize in Literature for 2021 was written in November-December 2020 in Hebrew. The previous request in English was received by the Swedish Academy at the end of 2019 (confirmations by mail are available – I. P.).
If Iakob Papiashvili hadn’t written anything but three works “The Synagogue in the Georgian High Mountains and the Great Patron”, “To Be the Son of the Motherland”, “Mother”, only these three works give him the right to be awarded the Nobel Prize. By the way, the “The Synagogue in the Georgian High Mountains and the Great Patron” was received by mail both by the Secretariat of the Swedish Academy and by Magnus Halldin.
Please note that the work “To Be the Son of the Motherland” will be sent by email to Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev, to Barack Obama and to Joe Biden.
This appeal to the Swedish Academy for Literature was made according to the recommendations of the Jewish writers in Israel.
The nomination is written in Hebrew, but if necessary it can be translated into English and sent by mail.
With best regards,
Iakob Papiashvili
Ivane Machabeli Prize winner,
Nobel Prize nominee
Israel, December, Hanukkah 2020
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