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The KNC Emblem, The Kurdistan Flag inside the shape of the Greater Kurdistan The Medes, The Kurdish Empire Emblem 3000 years ago - 296 -
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Dr. Jawad Mella Kurdistan and The K
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This book is dedicated to: The soul
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Acknowledgement I thank everyone wh
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Contents Foreword by Dr. Jemal Nebe
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Foreword regarding this book and it
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Introduction Although I have writte
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that the Turkish generals and Iraq
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of a massive audience from the repr
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Necessary Words The Kurdish Questio
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Part One Kurdistan and Kurdish Soci
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Chapter I Kurdistan; Geography and
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For example, crude oil is extracted
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• Kurds in the Northern Kurdistan
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Chapter II Social and economic life
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the book of Major Soane “To Mesop
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materials from Kurdistan and sell t
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Chapter III Spiritual Life, Religio
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y fear of their own personal gains
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demanded his hand over. Sheikh Abde
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the Soviet Union, they took part in
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Chapter IV The Kurdish Language and
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Union use the Cyrillic alphabet and
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through different stages of the str
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oriented content and that it should
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In short, literature should guide a
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Part Two The Kurds in History Chapt
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Chapter I Kurdish Governments from
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conquered Babylon and established a
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conquering the Assyrian Empire and
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Kurdistan as a result, such as Mith
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Chapter II The Kurdish Governments
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established in the north of Azerbai
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Hassankifa and brother in law of Sh
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war situations. 2- Batlis governmen
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greet the Shah. On arrival the Shah
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Kurdistan fell under the Turkish oc
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Chapter III The Kurdish Revolutions
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always a sign and real and only exp
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Prince Baderkhan the Great. It is v
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All these were among the factors th
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Part Three The Kurdish Governments
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Chapter I The Kurdish Revolutions a
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authorities under the name Komeley
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a result, the Iranian security forc
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Chapter II The Revolutions and the
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and the newspaper mentioned in its
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1927. This document is living proof
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alternative treaty of Lausanne of 1
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most of the Kurdish intellectuals a
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Lazarev, "Kurdistan", page 301). Th
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(“Association of Spreading Kurdis
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them and eliminate them one after t
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enowned for their racism and unjust
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Turks in a barbaric manner using al
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strike when their leaders (16 membe
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Kurdistan friends and the entire wo
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said earlier: any Kurdish movement
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Chapter III Western Kurdistan Linke
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the President of the Republic and i
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Mass murder of the Kurdish children
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Ghumar areas to replace the Kurds a
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areas by changing the Kurdish names
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In 1980 the Syrian Intelligence arr
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Chapter IV Revolutions and Kurdish
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Mahmoud was his plea to Lenin, the
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Revolution that lasted for 14 years
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and after one month from the start
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and isolating it locally and intern
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355, in regard to the policies of t
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Kurdistan with a logic neglecting t
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In addition to that the Iraqi autho
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Kurdish cause took the first pages
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circumstances of the Kurdish leader
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Part Four The Kurdish Cause Ideolog
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Chapter I The Suggested Solutions F
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those - who exaggerate, according t
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It is the most practical, clear and
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the control of the central governme
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is regarded as a strike against the
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whether angels are male or female,
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However, our position in that regar
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Chapter II Missions Of Kurdish Libe
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their struggle actions just as reac
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the leader of any of those revoluti
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Chapter III Kurdistan And The Inter
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stating: “We have moved from a cl
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arena, as no one has any interest i
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their respective governments allege
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Kurdish-Kurdish fighting. While eve
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Chapter IV Kurdayeti, The Slogan Of
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the march of the faithful, and cann
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I wanted to open the doors to sweat
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Chapter V The Demand For A Kurdish
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equivalent to our demission. By est
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Why a Kurdish state? 1. Any one who
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and these other Kurds should take t
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Chapter VI Kurdistan National Congr
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social, cultural, scientific and po
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out communications inside Kurdistan
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CONCLUSION I stated in this book ma
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wood and its riches. However, the b
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Appendix 1) This delay in holding t
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place because Mr. Kendal Nazan was
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They also cut their intense contact
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demonstrators killed the Kurdish le
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Kurds and yet, they call the war: t
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still infant just after the Turks h
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personality and was the representat
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activities because of what was happ
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Kurdish state would have been a cer
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century divided between Russia, Pru
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and Marxists will gain the rights f
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of Apo because he claimed that Mell
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DOCUMENTS, PICTURES AND MAPS TREATY
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This is a complete copy of the most
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THE NATIONAL PACT OF KURDISTAN We t
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of the Kurdish nation, including th
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put it under international protecti
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and opening embassies of the Wester
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the simplest of human rights. Now t
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7. Continuous arrest of Kurdish pat
Page 245 and 246: Article One AIMS OF THE WESTERN KUR
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Page 251 and 252: Article Five Budget The budget of t
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Page 257 and 258: Yours sincerely Dr. Jawad Mella Pre
Page 259 and 260: Dr. Jawad Mella Letter on EU Turkis
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Page 263 and 264: Many important letters recieved fro
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Page 269 and 270: Memorandum by Kurdish Children in S
Page 271 and 272: BEIRUT, June 25 (Reuters) - Syria d
Page 273 and 274: hundred demonstrators, including a
Page 275 and 276: Statement From The Amnesty Internat
Page 277 and 278: KURDISH DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON On
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Page 281 and 282: Three milion Kurds lost their lives
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Page 287 and 288: Demonstration of the Western Kurdis
Page 289 and 290: Mr. Ibrahim Mella (father of the au
Page 291 and 292: Mr. Nizar Mohamed, KNC representati
Page 293 and 294: President of Libya His Excellency C
Page 295: President of Kurdistan Republic in
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