Kurdistan problem

Kurdistan (Kurdish: Kurdistan, meaning "the land of Kurds") is an area that spans the mountains of Turkey, Iraq, Iran and Syria, and has always been a place where Kurds live in compact communities. Kurds have been striving to establish a state in Kurdistan, but they have been suppressed by four governments.

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1 history

2 administrative divisions

3 politics

See also.

5 external links

[Edit] History

Kurdistan was originally a province of the Ottoman Roman Empire. It turned out that the Otto Empire promised to make Kurds and Armenia independent together after World War I. However, in the Treaty of Lausanne, the interests of Kurds were betrayed, except that most of the region was still ruled by the Otto Empire, and the eastern region was divided between Persia and Britain-occupied Iraq.

[edit] administrative divisions

Kurdistan, the flag of Iraqi Kurdistan, is divided into 44 districts, including 2 in Syria, 28 in Turkey, 6 in Iran and 6 in Iraq. Their names are as follows:

The Arabic alphabet of the country where Naftin is located.

Afr？ Northern Syria

Agir？ Answer? r？ turkey

Amede Diabak? R turkey

Buzz. d Do？ Ubeiazit, Turkey

Bader? Southern Turkey

Ewlik Bingol turkey

Ciz？ Republic of Turkey

Culemêrg Hakkari, Turkey

Eastern Celli, Turkey

Iraq

d？ Lok Antep, Gaziantep, Turkey

Lih Batman Turkey

Iran's Ilam province?

Turkish Erzin Gan

Erzirom Erzurum turkey

The Turkish Valteau, Kingham Gongum.

Hesk? F. Hasankev Turkey

Erbil, Iraq

Kirkuk Kirkuk Iraq?

Coma A Coman? Ah Iran

Ko？ gir？ turkey

Mazra Elez？ Elaz, Turkey

Iranian Mai Hebbard Mahabad

Mere？ Mara? ，Kahramanmara？ turkey

Merlette? Turkish Malattia Gourgand

Meade? Turkish Mardin

Midyad Midiyat, Turkey

Mosul, Iraq

M Mu？ turkey

Urmiye, Iran

Qami？ lo Kami？ Seo Lee

Kars in Turkey

Riha Urfa? anl？ Urfa Turkey

Sems？ r Ad？ Yaman, Turkey

Sêrt Siirt Turkey

Seqez Iran

s？ Ne Sanadaj, Senedec Iran

Ir Nexrak Turkey

Silliman? Sulejmani and Iraq?

Tetwan, Turkey

Van Turkey

Zaxo Iraq

[Editor] Politics

Every region in Kurdistan has its own independent guerrillas, but they are all allies of other countries. For example, Turkey openly supports independent guerrillas in Iraq.

[Edit] See

Kurdish autonomous region

Iraqi Kurdistan

[Edit] External link

News, progress reports and reference materials of Kurdistan Local Government (KRG) on Kurds, KRG and Kurdistan region.

The Kurdistan Institute in Paris provides news, announcements, articles and conference information about the situation in Kurdistan.

Kurdistan official investment website

Essays on the Origin of Kurdish Nationalism edited by Abbas Wali.

Encyclopedia of Kurdistan

Kurdish, Kurdistan, Islamic encyclopedia.

Turbulent Times: A Brief History of Kurdistan

A dozen maps of Kurdistan drawn by GlobalSecurity.org.

March 8, 2005 BBC News: "Turkey Renames' Split' Animals"

Some photos of historic sites in Kurdistan.

The call for freedom makes the puzzle of Europe more complicated than ever (Kurdistan 20 10s)

SILAV Kurdistan

1 Category: Kurds