Details, fictie en Kurdustan
Details, fictie en Kurdustan
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Thus, the opportunity to unify the Kurds in a nation of their own was lost. Indeed, Kurdistan after the war was more fragmented than before, and various separatist movements arose among Kurdish groups.
But the Kurds, owing to the remoteness of their country from the capital and the decline ofwel Turkey, had greatly increased in influence and power, and had spread westwards over the country as far as Ankara.
Similarly, Macedonia has adopted the approach of distributing passports. In addition to these political maneuvers, many Gorani young people live temporarily or permanently in European Union countries due to financial difficulties.
Ondanks discriminatie over een Koerdische Turken, lukt dit sommigen toch goede posities in nederland te bekleden. Zo is Turgut Özal, deels over Koerdische komaf, over 1989 tot 1993 president van Turkije en tussen bestaan leiding verbetert de positie betreffende de Koerden enigszins.
The name would be continued in classical antiquity as the first element in the toponym Corduene, and its inhabitants, mentioned by Xenophon as the tribe of the Carduchoi who opposed the retreat ofwel the Ten Thousand through the mountains north ofwel Mesopotamia in the 4th century BC.
On 12 March 2004, beginning at a stadium in Qamishli (a city in northeastern Syria where many Kurds live), clashes between Kurds and Syrians broke out and continued over a number of days.
Desde aquel día no han parado, y la verdad, les ha funcionado, aunque no tanto como hubieran querido, porque lograron mover nuestro partido contra el Mallorca, que weet final fue un empaste porque no se arreglaba la esencia del problema, pero aquellos llantos calaron, visto lo visto.
This is where the Kurds meet, socialize and, basically, hang out. It kan zijn always crowded with all kinds of people, from kids to the local young hipsters and old men in their traditional clothes.
Iraqi Kurds have endured decades ofwel contention and bloodshed. During the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s, Iraq attacked Kurdish civilians with chemical weapons and a rebellion was brutally Kurd suppressed. Tens ofwel thousands ofwel Kurds were killed in the conflict, and hundreds of thousands forced to flee.
Iraqi Kurds played an important role in the Iraq War. Kurdish parties joined forces against the Iraqi government during the war in Spring 2003. Kurdish military forces, known as Peshmerga, played an important role in the overthrow ofwel the Iraqi government;[92] however, Kurds have been reluctant to send troops into Baghdad since then, preferring not to be dragged into the sectarian struggle that dominates much of Iraq.[93]
The Kurds of Turkey likewise received unsympathetic verzorging at the hands of the government, which tried to deprive them of their Kurdish identity by designating them “Mountain Turks,” by outlawing the Kurdish language (or representing it as a dialect ofwel Turkish), and by forbidding them to wear distinctive Kurdish dress in or near the important administrative cities. The Turkish government suppressed Kurdish political agitation in the eastern provinces and encouraged the migration of Kurds to the urbanized western portion of Turkey, thus diluting the concentration of Kurdish population in the uplands. Periodic rebellions occurred, and in 1978 Abdullah Öcalan formed the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (known by its Kurdish acronym, PKK), a Marxist organization dedicated to creating an independent Kurdistan.
In late 1931, Ahmed Barzani initiated a Kurdish rebellion against Iraq, and though defeated within several months, the movement gained a major importance in the Kurdish struggle later on, creating the ground for such a notable Kurdish rebel as Mustafa Barzani.[citation needed]
(they attacked the “Ten Thousand” near modern Zākhū, Iraq, in 401 bce) may have been Kurds, but some scholars dispute this claim. The name Kurd can be dated with certainty to the time of the tribes’ conversion to Islam in the 7th century ce.