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New Kurdish Map ?
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Author: Vladimir » Tue May 24, 2005 5:06 pm
That would be great. Nice picture, I think Turks would get mad if they see this.
The suppression of ethnic cultures and minority religious groups in attempting to forge a modern nation were not unique to Turkey but occurred in very similar ways in its European neighbours - Bruinessen.
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Author: Diri » Tue May 24, 2005 5:18 pm
However - I am NOT satisfied with that map... WHY is it that people ALWAYS leave something out???
HELLO! I AM A KURD FROM THE EAST - WHAT ABOUT:
Xoy - Maku - Selmas - Ormi - Miandoav - Bokan - Bijar - Qorwe - Sine - Saqqiz - Hemedan - Kengaver - Nahavand - Borujerd - Dareshar - Dehloran and Ilam??? WHAT ABOUT AAAAAAAL OF THIS LAND???
Iam gonna send a mail to the people that made that map!
Besides - YOU SOUTHERN KURDS:
Why isn't :
Mandeli - Xanqin - Qasre Shirin and Kifri not in the map???
And What about EAST KURDISTAN??? Afrin and the areas north of Aleppo aretnot in Kurdistan on the map either... I REALLY have to send a mail to those Kurds and Greeks who made that map...
GRRRRR!
HELLO! I AM A KURD FROM THE EAST - WHAT ABOUT:
Xoy - Maku - Selmas - Ormi - Miandoav - Bokan - Bijar - Qorwe - Sine - Saqqiz - Hemedan - Kengaver - Nahavand - Borujerd - Dareshar - Dehloran and Ilam??? WHAT ABOUT AAAAAAAL OF THIS LAND???
Iam gonna send a mail to the people that made that map!
Besides - YOU SOUTHERN KURDS:
Why isn't :
Mandeli - Xanqin - Qasre Shirin and Kifri not in the map???
And What about EAST KURDISTAN??? Afrin and the areas north of Aleppo aretnot in Kurdistan on the map either... I REALLY have to send a mail to those Kurds and Greeks who made that map...
GRRRRR!
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Author: Diri » Tue May 24, 2005 5:32 pm
BESIDES - Thaland which they have drawn as Kurdistan in Turkey is RIGHT! 
Before - the Ottomans they were Kurdish areas - Amsya - Pontus and Siwas and so on...
Before - the Ottomans they were Kurdish areas - Amsya - Pontus and Siwas and so on...
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Author: Vladimir » Tue May 24, 2005 7:21 pm
kassem wrote:besides I would be concerned if istanbul turned greek, the greeks are known not to care much for the rights of their muslim minorities, and we have lots of kurdish brothers and sisters there...
Then the Kurds would move to Ankara no problem.
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Author: Vladimir » Tue May 24, 2005 7:39 pm
Damn I hate Bodrum really.... but it's very popular and good for tourism in Kurdistan
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Author: Vladimir » Tue May 24, 2005 7:56 pm
On my Kurdish map in my room there is a little part connected to the sea. (in Iranian Kurdistan) But I don't know if this one is right.
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Author: ChiChalok » Tue May 24, 2005 8:23 pm
Vladimir wrote: I think Turks would get mad if they see this.
who carez
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Author: Vladimir » Tue May 24, 2005 8:25 pm
You also would have some Turks hostage. I think they would see some Turks more valuable then 10 million Kurds.kassem wrote:another problem if we were ever to set up an independant kurdistan in the north, with an unfriendly turkey, is the up to 10 million kurds who now reside in turkish historical areas... they would most likely get slaughtered... this issue is really hard.
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