Kurdistan and The Kurds A Divided Homeland and a Nation without ...

create a psychological barrier around the Revolution to
isolate it from the Kurdish people inside the other parts
of Kurdistan, I will mention just few examples of those:
The plot of the Iranian intelligence services on the life
of the activist Faeq Amin and his comrades in 1967.
The plot of the Syrian intelligence services to involve
the Revolution in the question of the unification of the
Kurdish parties in Syria in 1970, as the conference they
held in the Southern Kurdistan was supposed to be for
the unification of two parties only. However, the
conference turned out to be a spring board for the creation
of several Kurdish parties in an astonishing manner.
The plot of the Turkish intelligence services was to
assassinate two activists (Saied Alchi and Dr Shivan) in
1971; they were both among the leaders of the Kurdish
national movement in the Northern Kurdistan.
There is also another point, which is more dangerous
than all the above, which is that the Kurdish revolutions
since a long past time and through the Barzani revolutions
in the thirties and forties under the command of Sheikh
Ahmad Barzani, and the Kingdom of Kurdistan under
the glorious King of Kurdistan, Sheikh Mahmod Hafid
1919-1924, and the Great Kurdish Revolution under the
command of Sheikh Saiid Piran, and up to the Republic
of Kurdistan 1946 under the leadership of Qazi
Muhammad, and the Revolution of 11th September 1961
under the command of the nationalist leader Mella Mustafa
Barzani, and even the latest revolutions in the Southern,
Eastern and Northern Kurdistan under the command of
Abdulrahman Qasimlo, Abdullah Ocalan, Masood
Barzani and Jalal Talabani, the Kurdish liberation
movement faces the question of the aggression on
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