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The role of the Georgian scientist-inventor Grigol Nakhutsrishvili (1876-1905) in the history of such important technological issues as the creation of the radio apparatus ("wireless telegraph") and the automatic coupling system of railway carriages is analyzed. This work will make a certain contribution to the worthy appreciation of the merits of a scientist who is practically unknown to the general public.
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