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 Kurdistan - LoveToKnow 1911
Meanwhile southern Kurdistan, led by Sheikh Mahmud, the son of Sheikh Said, continued in a state of rebellion, in which the two most active tribes were the Jaf and the Hamawand.
Early in 1917 the Russians further alienated Kurdish sympathy by brutal treatment of the population of Khaniqin and the Shilyar valley in southern Kurdistan.
Since the future status of Kurdistan had not been determined at that time by the League of Nations, those portions of it which fell south of the northern boundary of the Mosul vilayet were directed from Bagdad.
www.1911encyclopedia.org /Kurdistan   (1102 words)

  
 Welcome to Sipan's Website
Kurdistan, which has since time immemorial been inhabited by the Kurds, has a territory of 500,000 square km, which is as large as that of France (for this purpose I have published few maps below).
Other parts, according to their size, are eastern Kurdistan (within the borders of Iran), southern Kurdistan (within the borders of Iraq), and Southwestern Kurdistan (within the borders of Syria).
In the course of the 16th to 18th centuries, vast portions of Kurdistan were systematically devastated and large numbers of Kurds were deported to far corners of the Safavid and Ottoman empires.
www.sipankurdistan.tripod.com   (3424 words)

  
 Kurdistan
After a cold and dark winter in the mountains of Kurdistan, spring brings warmth and new life to the land and the people whose beliefs are bound with nature.
Kurdistan is a name of an area that stretches from the Taurus mountains in the west of Turkey to the western plateau of Iran in the east, and from Mount Ararat in the northeast of Turkey to the plains of modern Iraq in the south.
Kurmangi is spoken in northern Kurdistan, whereas sorani is in the south.
io.uwinnipeg.ca /~rvakili/Kurdistan.html   (1490 words)

  
 Kurds
Kurdistan, which has since time immemorial been inhabited by the Kurds, has a territory of 500,000 square km, which is as large as that of France.
Furthermore, Kurdistan is a reservoir of meat, butter, cheese, wool, and animal hides for the Middle East.
The plateaus and mountains of Kurdistan, which are characterized by heavy rainfall and in winter a heavy coat of snow, are a water reservoir for the Near and Middle East.
members.aol.com /KHilfsvere/Kurds.html   (4618 words)

  
 Independent South Kurdistan after 15 years of Self-Rule Book Review - "Independent South Kurdistan" by Steve ...
Kurdistan was scheduled to be an Independent country of its own together with a few other nations on the listed nations of the drafted treaty of Sevres being implemented by the League of Nations to bring peace, security, and stability in the post ottoman empire era.
What we must focus on now; is to declare and recognize an Independent South Kurdistan as quickly as possible before it is later than the three years gone by, and before we cause further tensions, and possible clashes between Kurds and Arabs in Kirkuk, the inseparable part of Kurdistan.
Once we have an official Independent South Kurdistan, then we may focus on the remainder of the task, which appears to be the lack of security in the Arab provinces.
www.kurdishaspect.com /doc711107.html   (960 words)

  
 Pahlawâni   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
In far southern Kurdistan, both in Iraq and Iran, in an area from Shehreban to Dínewer, Hemedan, Kirmashan, and Xanekin, all the way to Mendelí, Pehle, Southern Kurdish Dialects group predominates.
Southern Kurdish Dialects group and its dialects (Laki) began their retreat in the 17th and 18th centuries and are now still under great pressure from Central Kurdish Dialects group speakers.
With the avalanche of the Southern Kurdish refugees, nearly all speakers of Central Kurdish Dialects group, into eastern and southern Kurdistan (Kurdistan in Iran), the process of Southern Kurdish Dialects group dilution and assimilation has been hastened tremendously.
www.kurdishacademy.org /english/language/southern.html   (440 words)

  
 South Kurdistan
South Kurdistan is the part of Kurdish land locates north of Iraq, or it is the Iraqi occupied Kurdistan.
But in the Lusana treaty of 1924, both countries changed their plans and annexed the southern Kurdistan to the newly created state of Iraq which was colonized under British mandate.
During Iraqi regime's control in Kurdistan, especially after the Baath party took over Iraq in July 17 1968, Kurds constantly were living in the state of fear, horror, and worries.
members.tripod.com /surkew/id2.htm   (1100 words)

  
 Kurdish Question In Turkey: Towards A New Crossroad
During the skirmishes at Northern Kurdistan, KADEK guerrillas are responding to Turkish military operations within the frame of self-defense and retaliation.
USA is dismissing the geo-strategic importance of Turkey after Gulf War II and inhibiting the movements of Turkish military in Southern Kurdistan, as has been demonstrated by the arrest of a squad of Turkish Special Forces in Kirkuk.
As Southern Kurdistan starts to become a "reliable" base for a colonial regime that provides a ground for ethnic conflicts, Northern Kurdistan is becoming an "unreliable" ground where the Kurdish liberation movement is trying to restructure itself as a dynamic of the global liberation movement.
www.countercurrents.org /kurd-250703.htm   (2014 words)

  
 Kurdistan Democratic Party-Iraq
Kurdistan consists basically of the mountainous areas of the central and northern Zagros, the eastern one-third of the Taurus and Pontus, and the northern half of the Amanus ranges.
Drawing of well-guarded state boundaries dividing Kurdistan has, since 1921, afflicted Kurdish society with such a degree of fragmentation, that its impact is tearing apart the Kurds' unity as a nation.
Northern and western Kurdistan were to be given choice of independence by the Treaty of Sevres(August 10, 1920) which dismantled the defunct Ottoman Empire, but instead they were awarded to the newly established Republic of Turkey under the term of the Treaty of Lausanne (June 24, 1923).
www.knn.u-net.com /kurd4.htm   (3334 words)

  
 'Kurdistan': A Gangster State
Qadir was born in a small village south of Hawler in southern Kurdistan and immigrated to Austria in 1978, where he studied law at the Vienna Law School.
A former university instructor in Sulemani and Hawler, he was forced to flee Kurdistan again -- after the "liberation" by the Americans -- because he demanded more human rights and democracy in southern Kurdistan.
In Kurdistan, however, and throughout Iraq, there is no law -- only party militias on the rampage, offing their opponents and wilding in the streets, even going so far as to kill American journalists who expose their crimes.
www.aina.org /news/2006019103654.htm   (1027 words)

  
 boom boom southern kurdistan economy
Southern Kurdistan will never be able to compete in matters of size.
The Kurdistan Region in Iraq is at the threshold of an era of stability and prosperity.
Southern Kurdistan is not Turkey and not Iran.
www.iraq4u.com /forum/fb.asp?m=5834   (2850 words)

  
 Iraqi Kurdistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Kurdistan Region was originally established in 1970 as the Kurdish Autonomous Region following the agreement of an Autonomy Accord between the government of Iraq and leaders of the Iraqi Kurdish community.
The Kurdistan region's economy is dominated by the oil sector, agriculture and tourism.
The Iraqi Kurdistan is largely mountainous, with the highest point being a 3,611 m (11,847 ft) point known locally as Cheekah Dar (fl tent).
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Iraqi_Kurdistan   (3668 words)

  
 KEO - POLITICS
Iraqi Kurdistan, once was known as Mosul villayet (province), was a part of the Ottoman Empire.
Even from the onset the British political officers were of the view that for political and commercial reasons Southern Kurdistan was to be annexed to Iraq.
Now, it is time to reverse the trend and return the Southern Kurdistan back to Turkey and form a federation of Kurdish and Turkish people.
www.kurdistanica.com /english/politics/analysis/analysis-009.html   (1566 words)

  
 Kurdistan Regional Government Home   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
The editorial board of the Kurdistan Observer is pleased to bring you the following interview that the Kurdistan Observer conducted with the distinguished Mr.
Due to these circumstances misbalance in the voting system, the state of uncertainty and restlessness began to dominate, thus the region was fallen into a civil war, which brought about destruction and tension, this way the second cabinet came to halt and the civil war continued to expand.
In 26/09/1996 the third cabinet of Kurdistan Regional Government in which the, majority of political parties and the other political lines in their various ideological and religious differences, had participated.
old.krg.org /news/2000/0005_1.asp   (1223 words)

  
 Kurdistan - An Enigma Within Iraq :: www.rojname.com
According to sources in Southern Kurdistan, the nominee for the Iraqi presidency Jalal Talabani met last Saturday with Nechirvan Barzani, the prime minister of KRG-Arbil, in PUK headquarters near Sulaimani.
Kurdistan´s pivotal, but played-down role in the fall of Saddam Hussein and the building of a new democratic Iraq is rewarded in the fact that March 16th was chosen as the date for the opening of the new administration.
Enigma Kurdistan is a bit of an enigma according to Jaf who says his country is living in limbo.
www.rojname.com /index.kurd?nuce=41009   (1862 words)

  
 Kurdish National Congress of North America - kncna.org   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
Another speaker expressed the view that the situation in Southern Kurdistan is a rare one, one that may never occur again.
The proposal was made that KNC members travel to Southern Kurdistan to assist in the effort to promote such a Referendum.
A Referendum Committee is to be formed in North America with the goal of advocating on behalf of the Referendum for Southern Kurdistan.
www.kurdishnationalcongress.org /docs/viewArticle.asp?date=11/10/2003   (977 words)

  
 Reforms in Southern Kurdistan   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
The unprincipled decision taken by the head of the former Kurdistan People Party (Partiya Gel) early 1990s to dissolve such an organized party and re-group with the old school suppressed the chances of a national alternative to take a leading role and replace the two current parties.
Further, the bankrupted ideologies of the two parties coupled with their corrupt authority have strengthened the Islamists in Southern Kurdistan.
The external factors have already begun to appear: There is a movement amongst the Kurdistanis desirous for a democratic change in Southern Kurdistan.
www.kurdmedia.com /news.asp?id=11879   (643 words)

  
 Kurdish National Congress of North America - kncna.org   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
This struggle began long before the catastrophic division of Kurdistan in the aftermath of WW I, when the Kurds were singled out for the wrath of the newly emerged nation-states.
For more than a decade, Southern Kurdistan has enjoyed the fruits of a de facto independent state which has succeeded in gaining international recognition not only for itself but for the Kurdish cause as a whole.
The events in Southern Kurdistan present a window of opportunity, perhaps the last for a long time to come, for the Kurds to have a say in their own future.
www.kurdishnationalcongress.org /docs/viewArticle.asp?date=9/16/2003   (588 words)

  
 Kingdom of Kurdistan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
On the 10th October, 1921, a statement was issued in Sulaymaniya, the capital of Kurdistan, to establish a Kurdish government.
The second Kingdom of Kurdistan was attempted in southeastern Turkey in 1925 and only lasted 3 months before being put down by the Turkish army.
The Kurdish resistance to Southern Kurdistan annexing with Iraq, By Dr. Rebwar Fatah.
en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kingdom_of_Kurdistan   (629 words)

  
 The Breeze - Top Stories
Saleem and her family were some of many who fled Southern Kurdistan to escape the atrocities of Saddam Hussein during the late 1990s.
Kurdistan is a geographic and cultural region in the Middle East that consists of areas in Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran.
Since 2005, Southern Kurds have taken part in the new Iraqi government and created a Kurdistan Alliance, but Kurdistan still yearns for total independence and recognition as an autonomous nation.
www.thebreeze.org /2006/11-30/top1.html   (698 words)

  
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A lifting of UN sanctions on Iraqi Kurdistan together with an increased package for economic aid will certainly influence the parties towards more cooperative relations because they will become more self reliant and escape influence from Iraq, Turkey and Iran as a result of sanction busting along their borders for customs duties.
Fifthly, Continuation of international presence and involvement in the affairs of Iraqi Kurdistan until a democratic alternative is achieved in Iraq is a paramount guarantee for stability and cooperative relations among the Kurdish parties and movements.
Finally, education of the higher, middle and lower level leaderships of all Kurdish organisations in Southern Kurdistan in the basic and elementary rules of a democratic political culture and the most basic norms of democratic governance are the most important conditions for peaceful and cooperative relations among the different parties in Southern Kurdistan.
www.kurd.org /about/navendpaper.html   (1507 words)

  
 Kurdinfo(PLatform)
The highest points in the land now are respectively Mt. Alvand of southern Kurdistan in Iran at 11,745 feet, Mt. Halgurd in central Kurdistan in Iraq at 12,249 feet, Mt. Munzur at 12,600 feet in western Kurdistan and Mt. Ararat at 16,946 feet in northern Kurdistan, both in Turkey.
The "Aryanization" of the aboriginal Palaeo- Caucasian Kurds, linguistically, culturally and racially, seems to have begun by the beginning of the 2nd millennium BC, with the continuous immigration and settlement of Indio-European-speaking tribes, such as the Hittites, Mitannis, Haigs, Medes, Persian, Scythians and Alans.
Since the end of World War I, Kurdistan has been administered by five sovereign states, with the largest portions of the land being respectively in Turkey (43%), Iran (31%), Iraq (18%), Syria (6%) and the former Soviet Union (2%).
www.kurdinfo.com /history.htm   (3242 words)

  
 Kurdistan Bloggers Union
Sunnites accept Kurdistan for they can not prevent it, but But they are opposed so that the Shiites follow the movement.
Thus, Kurdistan is currently ruled by an Assyrian (Christian), the Vice-Prime Minister when the PM is out of the country.
It is not desirable to employ some more, because Kurdistan suffers from a lack of workers (because of the war, exiles, the genocide) at such point that it plans to call upon immigrants.
kurdistanblog.blogspot.com /2005/09/statute-of-kurds-in-new-iraqi.html   (2478 words)

  
 Kurdistan Observer
Turkey sent a vanguard of commando troops into Southern Kurdistan overnight in a move that courts U.S. anger and risks confrontation with Kurdish authorities.
Garner arrived in Southern Kurdistan on Tuesday to a hero's welcome of cheers, hugs and a shower of petals, 12 years after he helped the Kurds break free from Saddam.
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) leader Jalal Talabani told reporters after meeting with Garner that a committee would be set up under US supervision to ensure an orderly return of the tens of thousands of Kurds displaced under Saddam Hussein's regime.
home.cogeco.ca /~kobserver/24-4-03-garner-visit-kurdistan-pictures.html   (2647 words)

  
 Western Kurdistan
Kurdistan in Syria is home to 2 million Kurds who have achieved much in the history of the Kurdish movement and suffered greatly at the hands of the Syrian regime.
The Kurdish villages lie along the Turkish-Syrian frontier which divides them from the related Kurdish communities of Turkey, with the border even passing through the middle of some villages which have now been divided since the end of the First World War.
Bin Xetê through which they provide information and a forum for discussion of the situation in Kurdistan in general and in the west in particular.
international-friends-of-kurdistan.s5.com /western_kurdistan.htm   (552 words)

  
 MALPERA MEHNAME 2000ê - kovara wêjeyî û çandî ya înternetî bi kurdî, avakirê wê HUSEIN MUHAMMED
In the last nine and a half years a lot has happened in southern Kurdistan and it would be unfair not to mention that both the KDP and the PUK have endeavoured to advance the regions under their control, that they have achieved some good results.
6) Since southern Kurdistan does not have a president or Governor General an independent commission to be formed in order to solve constitutional crisis and act as a legal jury whenever disagreements occur between the political parties.
It would be both naïve and destructive to expect that southern Kurdistan should become an arena for the armed units of all Kurdish parties regardless of where they come from and how large or small they may be.
members.fortunecity.com /malper1/mehname0010-38.html   (1118 words)

  
 Invasion southern Kurdistan
Turkish military forces in collaboration with KDP commenced a military offensive against the southern part of our country (northern Iraq) on 14 May 1997 at 3 o'clock in the morning.
Whatever the different points of views are, the recently emerged forces of alliance and the incursion undoubtedly mean the beginning of a new era in south Kurdistan.
Thus the current military incursion into southern Kurdistan is not only an assault against the Kurds, Kurdistan or the PKK.
www.xs4all.nl /~kicadam/pers/oud/invasion.html   (1145 words)

  
 The Road to Independent Kurdistan :: www.rojname.com   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
First of all, I want to salute our leaderships in southern Kurdistan for the significant achievements, which have been achieved under their leaderships in southern Kurdistan in a very difficult circumstances.
As you know today southern Kurdistan not only is the hope and the focus point of our Kurdish nation, but it is the focus point of the international community as well.
The enemies of freedom, and democracy are eager to see our failure in southern Kurdistan which means annihilation of our Kurdish nation in southern Kurdistan and the continuous denial of our national and human rights in other parts of occupied Kurdistan by Turkey, Iran, Syria, and Armenia.
www.rojname.com /index.kurd?nuce=95945   (1682 words)

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