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Battle for Baghdad: Were not for Sistani, there would be Kurdistani! Dr. K Mirawdeli. May 30, 2004 Kurdish State, Arab Nationalism and Islam Hadi Elis. May 29, 2004 An open letter to Ambassador Paul Bremer and members of IGC Steve Tat aii. May 29, 2004 Deadline for Kurdish leaders KurdPerist . May 29, 2004 Syrian Baath Sponsor Of Terrorism In Kurdistan B Barzani May 29, 2004 What do you expect from THEM? What can we expect from YOU? Dr K Mirawdeli . May 28, 2004 ... Another betrayal by Kurdish Leaders Ata Norie . May 28, 2004 The Milgram Experiment and Abuse of Iraqi Prisoners in Abu-Ghraib prison Dr. Hawramany . May 25, 2004 ... Dr K Mirawdeli . May 13, 2004 Edward Said, Salman Rushdie, and the Iraq War Dr. Sabah Salih . May 8, 2004 Robert Fisq, Darfur and the Destruction of Morality! Dr K Mirawdeli . May 8, 2004 Another Modest Proposal Bob Redman . May 8, 2004 I ndependence For Kurdistan Is Realistic B Barzani . May 8, 2004 Mistreatment of Prisoner of War Amed Demirhan . May 7, 2004 Iraqs Division into Three the only Possible Way out' Interview . May 6, 2004

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Serbesti Magazine Confiscated The State Security Court ordered the confiscation of the Fall 2002 issue of Serbesti Magazine, saying that it disseminated "separatist propaganda." The magazine's publication committee condemned the "censoring mentality of the Turkish state." BIA News Center Erol ONDEROGLU BÝA- Turkish court ordered the confiscation of the 8th issue of the Serbesti magazine on August 27. The court said that the magazine "disseminated separatist propaganda aimed at dividing the wholeness of the Turkish Republic, country and nation." Ahmet Zeki Okcuoglu is the owner and director of Serbesti, which is a political opinion magazine. Three articles caused the decision to confiscate Three articles, Editor's "Kurdistan Perspective," "Iraq Scenarios and Last Test of Pan-Turkism from Southern Kurdistan," on pages 10-17, and "Kurdistan Federal Republic Interlocutory Constitution," on pages 74-77, caused the court's decision to confiscate the magazine. The publication committee of the magazine criticized the court's decision to confiscate the magazine. In a statement titled, "Turkish State's Censoring Mentality Continues,"

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Exploring the Kurdish Geography Ignoring the role of the Kurdish name in provisional divisions of Kurdistan has paved the way for a continuous denial of the boundary of Kurdish traditional homeland. The geographical Kurdish names are caring an unwritten history of Kurdistan, which need to be explored and preserved. The Geography at KURDISTANICA, the first electronic encyclopaedia of Kurdistan is on focus. If you are a scholar with interest and expertise in Kurdistan's Geography, please join our research network.. KurdistanWeb.org

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About IRAN Kurdistan Geography and History Holly Quran Castel of PirTaj Village House of Moshir Imamzade Pir Mohammad Jame Mosque Sanandaj Nature In Uraman Nature In Uraman Recreation Complex of Abidar Sanandaj Museum Geography and History Covering and area of 28,203 square kilometers, Kurdistan Province is located in the west of Iran in the vicinity of Iraq border. The cities of the province are Baneh, Bijar, Divandarreh, Saghez, Chorveh, Kamyaran, and Marivan. The population of the province in 1996 was 1,346,383 of which 52.42% were urban dwellers and 47.58% rural dwellers. The sex ratio of the Province is 104. Kurdistan Province is entirely a mountainous region that can be divided into two western and eastern sections from topographical points of view which are located in the east and west of Sanandaj. Being under the influence of two main warm and cold air currents, Kurdistan Province enjoys diverse climate. The westwrn part of the province has thhighest rate of annual precipitation . Entire parts of the province enjoy mild and cool wether in summer andspring.

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18. Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) kurdistan People s Congress (KHK). geography, politics and history have conspiredto render 30 million Kurds the largest stateless people in the Middle East http://www.fas.org/irp/world/para/pkk.htm

FAS Intelligence World Agencies Para-States ... Join FAS Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) Kongra-Gel (KGK) Kurdistan Freedom and Democracy Congress Freedom and Democracy Congress of Kurdistan (KADEK) Partiya Karkeran Kurdistan Halu Mesru Savunma Kuvveti (HSK) Kurdistan People's Congress (KHK) Geography, politics and history have conspired to render 30 million Kurds the largest stateless people in the Middle East. The Government of Turkey has long denied the Kurdish population, located largely in the southeast, basic political, cultural, and linguistic rights. As part of its fight against the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), the Government forcibly displaced noncombatants, failed to resolve extrajudicial killings, tortured civilians, and abridged freedom of expression. The PKK itself committed widespread abuses, including the frequent murder of noncombatants, as part of its terrorism against the Government and civilians, mostly Kurds. Estimates of the total number of villagers forcibly evacuated from their homes since the conflict began vary widely from 330,000 to 2 million. A credible estimate given by a former Member of Parliament from the region is around 560,000. Description Activities Primary targets have been Turkish Government security forces in Turkey, local Turkish officials, and villagers who oppose the organization in Turkey. Conducted attacks on Turkish diplomatic and commercial facilities in dozens of West European cities in 1993 and again in spring 1995. In an attempt to damage Turkey’s tourist industry, the then PKK bombed tourist sites and hotels and kidnapped foreign tourists in the early-tomid 1990s. KGK continued to engage in violent acts—including at least one terrorist attack—against the Turkish state in 2003. Several members were arrested in Istanbul in late 2003 in possession of explosive materials.

19. Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP). geography, politics and history have conspiredto render 30 million Kurds the largest stateless people in the Middle East. http://www.fas.org/irp/world/para/kdp.htm

FAS Intelligence World Agencies Para-States ... Join FAS Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) Geography, politics and history have conspired to render 30 million Kurds the largest stateless people in the Middle East. With their state taken away from them by the Turks, the Kurds developed into permanent minorities in Turkey, Iraq, and Iran. In all three of these countries they founded political movements seeking varying degrees of autonomy with the same variety of results. The Kurdish Democratic Party (KDP), under the leadership of Mullah Mustalafa-al-Barzani, formed in 1946 inside the Soviet occupied land in Northern Iran. Mullah established a territory in this region called the Republic of Mahabad. In northern Iraq, the Kurds took advantage of the expanding commerce in the 1960’s resulting from Iran and Iraq’s boom in the oil trade. The Kurd's dependency on the short land routes to Europe they held land on, increased as the Iraqi economy grew. In 1963 the Ba’ath party, led by Saddam Hussein, took control of Iraq. The Ba’ath, or as translated into English, renaissance movement did not confine itself to the nation of Iraq. Syria and Egypt also proposed embracing this movement calling for Arab nations to unite as one. This movement arrived at a time when the blame for failures of the Arab states fell upon corruption and Kurdish uprisings. These convictions led Ba’ath sympathizers in Iraq to continually seek the genocide of the Kurdish race. The arrest of a negotiating team from the KDP in June 1963 and the commencement military campaigns against the KDP forces by the Iraqi army validated these views.

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GEOGRAPHY The Land TERRAIN By Prof. M. Izady In contiguous Kurdistan, as well as in the many far-flung Kurdish settlements, mountains are the single most important natural phenomenon, and they have shaped the Kurdish history, people, tradition, and culture. Kurdish domains end abruptly where the plains begin. Northern Kurdistan has the highest average elevation. In the words of William Eagleton, this is the home of "roaring torrents, shadowed canyons and suspension bridges." Central Kurdistan, on the other hand, has the lowest average elevation, with the warmest, often balmy, climate in all of Kurdistan. The other sections of the land range between these two extremes. The Kurdish mountains form a rampart to the Iranian and Anatolian Plateaus to the east and west, respectively, separating them from the flat plains of Arabia to the south and southwest, and the Black Sea basin to the north. The central massif runs the entire length of Kurdistan from one end to the other like a mighty spinal column. The highest points in Kurdistan are, respectively, Mt. Alvand in the south (in Iran) at 11,745 feet, Mt. Halgurd (or Algurd) in north-central Kurdistan (in Iraq) at 12,249 feet, Mt. Munzur in the west (in Turkey) at 11,644 feet, and Mt. Ararat in the north (in Turkey) at 16,946 feet.

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