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

CONCLUSION
I stated in this book many problems and suffering of
our Kurdish people and their liberation movement within
a summarized and simple narration of their long history
that is full of tragedies, huge sacrifices and great
revolutions.
I did not write it in Kurdish language to have a reference
in Arabic language and hopping to translate it into Kurdish
and other languages in the future to spread its benefit.
(Mr. Sherko Jalal Mamesh carried out the translation of
this book into Kurdish, and it was published in series in
“Dilanbar” magazine, published by the late Rahbar Jalal
Mamesh, the Secretary of the KNC in Finland. It was
also translated into Turkish).
In this book I put the dots on the “i”s reminding and
clarifying that throughout our history we had dozens of
Kurdish independent governments, the last of which was
the Southern Kurdistan Kingdom under King Sheikh
Mahmoud Hafid in 1922 and the Kurdistan Republic of
1946 in Eastern Kurdistan. There were also dozens,
even hundreds of Kurdish revolutions that were not
successful in establishing a Kurdish state.
There are also dozens of Kurdish parties, associations,
organizations and newspapers that called and struggled
for a Kurdish state such as Khoyboun Party, J.K., KAJYK,
and finally the Kurdistan National Congress and Western
Kurdistan Government in Exile.
In addition many Kurdish leaders, political
personalities, writers, poets and scientists dedicated their
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