Real Map of Kurdistan ?!

[Anthea]

I enjoyed the poem did you write it

This is full of Poem and Song, i cutted some lines for my Signature cuz it's more than 200 words

Fields sings for rain
Mountains Sings for eagles
Rivers sings to never stop flowing
The sun sings to rise
Stars and the moon sings for the morning
The wind sings for the blossom
And i , My Kurdistan, sing for you
I sing for You.

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Thank you

That is the flag I love to see

[paddesky]

Hello there ... Well I don't think that was the Kurdistan map! but it covers all that could be the map of Kurdistan ...
this my opinion, Oh dear friend Alfredo Kurdi, Please correct the name Arabian Gulf into Persian Gulf instead.
As you know refer to old maps it was Persian Gulf and now it has the same name as before, Persian Gulf forever!
I am an Iranian Kurd, you should always use the right names as references

Best Regards

[Anthea]

Hello there ... Well I don't think that was the Kurdistan map! but it covers all that could be the map of Kurdistan ...
this my opinion, Oh dear friend Alfredo Kurdi, Please correct the name Arabian Gulf into Persian Gulf instead.
As you know refer to old maps it was Persian Gulf and now it has the same name as before, Persian Gulf forever!
I am an Iranian Kurd, you should always use the right names as references

Best Regards

Hello paddesky welcome to Roj Bash Kurdistan

Thank you for your comments

It is very difficult to find a map that is 100% correct

Old documents about Kurdistan are written in an assortment of languages - Syrian occupied Kurdistan is written about in Arabic - also much of the history is verbal and handed down through generations by word of mouth - much of Kurdish history is hand-written in Russian and remains untranslated

It will take a large team and a great deal of dedication to discover what has really happened to the Kurds and where their descendants live - especially those living within Syria

[Anthea]

Update of older map:

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