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Kurdish Lion of Elamits in Protoliterate period of Mesopotamia, 3000 AD (next)
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Kalk stone, high 8.4cm, wide 6.2cm Gueunol collection of (next)
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Mr and Mrs Bradleyn Martin, Brooklyn-Museum. New York Journal of the (next)
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The Guennol Lioness was found at a site in Kurdistan about 80 years ago (next)
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The Guennol Lioness was found at a site in Kurdistan for about 80 years ago and seems to be brought by British archaeologist Sir Leonard Woolley and brought in 1931 by Joseph Brummer, a New York art dealer. In 1948, he sold it to New Yorker Alastair Bradley Martin and his wife Edith. The couple - who have Welsh origins, called their estate Guennol - which is Welsh for Martin. For most of the time since the Martins bought the lioness, it has been on permanent loan to New York's Brooklyn Museum. It
was carved by a craftsman from Elam, the ancient Kurdistan. At Sotheby’s
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World's eldest temple is built by columns in 3 m high. On the stones there are holly picture sign - hieroglifs (communication system) - elder than the Egyptian hieroglifs |
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This building is consedering to be the eldest construction which has ever been built by ancient people |
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The arkeologist from the German Arceological Institute (DAI) Dr Klaus Schmidt has found this interesting place in the history of our civilisation |
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The worlds probably eldest statue has been found in this historical site. The statue is possibly the God of fertility because he is holding his pouch which has been considering the symbol of fertility in the ancient world. The arrow, the male sex organ and the first letter in the alphabet A. All these 3 things representing the higher powers "God" in the ancient society. |
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Whole the historical geografy of ancient Kurdistan (Northern Mesopotamia/Fertile Crescent) is considering to be the cradle of mankind |
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At the Holly Mountain of Bible: Since many thousand of years people has built heap of stones and planted threes on Girê Navokê because the place has been considered as a holly place. In the bible the place is mentioned as the Holly Mountain where the prophet Abraham has prayed for his allmighty God. |
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Pira Dehderi 'The 10-Doors Bridge' on the Tigris river which is built by Romans, outside of Amida (Diyar Bekr) |
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Kurdish Wall Carpet Art in Zakho, Iraqi Kurdistan |
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The mosaic of the Amazona Penthesileia, has been found in Haleplibakhce Garden in Ur-Ha (Ru-Ha/Urfa) city town at January, 2007. The item is a mosaic table from the 4th century AD. Historical Kurdistan - the ground of civilisations (Northern Mesopotamia) shuld be open for the INDEPENDENT arceologs, historians and scients. But the regimes not allowing this. Every historical object the arkeologists finding, it describes the objects from the Arabic, Armenian Assyrian or Turkish rules! This is a non-acceptable behaviour against the legacy of the humanity. |
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The quarry of the Amazona Penthesileia |
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The horse of the Amazona Penthesileia |
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The mosaic floor which is from the Roman era found in the city of Ur-Ha (Ru-Ha/Urfa) |
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The historical ruins in Kommagene (the thrones of the Gods and Godies), in the Kurdish city Semsour (Adiyaman) ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The historical ruins in Kommagene (the thrones of the Gods and Godies), in the Kurdish city Semsour (Adiyaman) |
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The historical ruins in Kommagene (the thrones of the Gods and Godies), in the Kurdish city Semsour (Adiyaman) |
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An ancient temple in the Kurdish city Antakia, ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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An ancient temple in the Kurdish city Antakia, ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The baetifull Church, Akh Tamara from 10th century on an island on the Kurdish lake Wan ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The western side of Akh Tamara Church, on the island of the Kurdish lake Wan |
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Inside
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Reliefs on the wall of Akh Tamara Church, on the island of the Kurdish lake Wan |
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Reliefs on Akh Tamara Church wall, on the island in the Kurdish lake Wan ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The baetifull Church, Akh Tamara from 10th century on an island on the Kurdish Lake Wan |
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The baetifull Church, Akh Tamara from 10th century on an island in the Kurdish lake Wan |
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The baetifull Church, Akh Tamara from 10th century on an island on the Kurdish Lake Wan |
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The baetifull Armenian Church, in Eastern Kurdistan from 10th century on the Kurdish Lake Urumia |
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The Kurdish Castle of Wan |
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The Kurdish Castle of Khoshab |
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The Castle of Hawlêr: in Southern Kurdistan |
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The Median Emperor Cyxsares - Key Xosro |
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Historical ruins in Kurdistan |
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Historical ruins in Kurdistan |
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Historical
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Amîda (Diyar Bekr) in 1960:ies |
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(The port of Rome) in the western side of the Kurdish city wall of Amîda (Diyar Bekr). This port closed at sunset and opened in sunrise in the ancient time |
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Amîda with its city wall-the second one in the world after the Chinese: 5 km long, 17 m high and 4 m wide |
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Tower of the city wall-the second one in the world after the Chinese: 5 km long, 17 m high and 4 m wide |
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The Kurdish Amîda (Diyar Bekr), an ancient misterious |
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A traditional House in the Kurdish Amida (Diyar Bekr) from the 15th century |
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A traditional House in the Kurdish Amida (Diyar Bekr) from the 15th century |
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Inside of the traditional Kurdish residence in Amida (Diyar Bekr) |
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Inside of the traditional Kurdish residence in Amida (Diyar Bekr) |
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A lion relief - on the one of city wall tower in Kurdish Amida |
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A hunting lion relief - on the one of city wall tower in Kurdish Amida |
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The hunting lion relief - on the one of city wall tower in Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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The cross - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Vaults on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Inscriptions from ancient cultures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Inscriptions from ancient cultures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figure - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figure - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Inscriptions from ancient cultures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figure - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figure (lion) - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figure - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Reliefs - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figure - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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Animal figures - on the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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The guard - on the tower of the city wall of Kurdish Amida |
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A relief - on the one of city wall tower in Kurdish Amida |
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On the ancient wall of Diyar Bekr, 5000m lång, 17m high and 4m wide |
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Inside of the historical Sun Temple, today Big Mosque in Diyarbekir |
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Historical ruins from the Kurdish city of Afrin in Western Kurdistan (Syria) |
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Spice market in Kurdish city Amîda (Diyar Bakr) ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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An ancient Kurdish city Mêrdîn (Mardin) |
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An ancient Kurdish city Mêrdîn (Mardin) |
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An ancient Kurdish city Mêrdîn (Mardin) |
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An ancient Kurdish city Mêrdîn (Mardin) |
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An ancient Kurdish city Mêrdîn (Mardin) |
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The Church Deyr-o Yoldath Aloho (Santa Maria) the 3th Century in Hah villiage in the ancient Kurdish city Midyad |
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"Jurn" a giant mortar which is used for crushing wheat to prepare "Savar", in the ancient Kurdish City Rûha ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The Prophet Abraham's lake in the Kurdish city Rûha. The fishs in this lake are protected by law ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The Prophet Abraham's lake in the Kurdish city Rûha. ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The Kurdish folkloric dressing from the Cûlemerg (Hekkari) Province. ©- Kurdish Book Bank - SARA |
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A Kurdish folkloric dressing, anonimous |
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Sweet little girl |
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Kurdish little girl with hope for freedom ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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Temple of the "Yezidian Faith" Lalesh, Southern Kurdistan |
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At the temple of the "Yezidian Faith" Lalesh, Southern Kurdistan, ©-ROXANE PHOTOS |
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The Syriac manastry in Southern Kurdistan (Northern Iraq) |
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A Modern Church in Southern Kurdistan (Northern Iraq). Building of the modern churchs in whole Turkey is not usual |
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A church wich has been converted to a mosque by the muslim Turkish conqurors: Ishaq Pasha |
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Duhok, Southern Kurdistan (Northern Iraq) |
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Hewler - The province capital of Southern Kurdistan (Northern Iraq) |
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A palace in Kurdish city Sina in Eastern Kurdistan (Iranian Kurdistan) |
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Kurdistan is the paradise on the earth. Here is a lake underground - Eastern Kurdistan (Iranian Kurdistan) |
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Guerillas in the nature in Eastern Kurdistan (Iranian Kurdistan) |
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The Tigris river, nearby the ancient Kurdish city Amîda (Diar-î Bakr) |
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Kirkuk, The heart of Kurd in the Southern Kurdistan (Northern Iraq) |
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An absolutely paradise: Munzur Valley, in the Kurdish Dersim province |
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The Kurdish warriors from the earlier century |
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Kurdish Dagger |
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The tipical Kurdish Dagger |
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The tipical Kurdish Dagger |
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The tipical Kurdish Dagger |
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The windows of the former Kurdish Library in the hall of the grand mosque of Kurdish Amida |
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The marmor column from the old church (in present Grand Mosque) of Amida |
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Sheik Said The Leader of the Kurdish upprising in 1925 in Diyar Bekr. His body is an massgrave in Diyarkeir city (Derê Ciyê, 'Dag Kapi') |
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Ghazi Muhammed, the president of the Kurdish Republic Mahabad in 1947, Eastern Kurdistan |
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Khalid Begê Cibrî - The leader of the Kurdish Rezistance Movement Azadî (Freedom) (Azadi - Kürdistan Istiklal Cemiyeti) ) in 1920:ies. Hanged by Turkish forces in 14th April 1925 in the Kurdish city Bitlis |
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The Kurdish intellectual Osman Sebrî from Syrian Kurdistan |
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Dr Yûsif Ezîzoxlî - a beloved and helpful doctor who lived in Amed (Diyarbekr) in 1960:ies. Azizoglu treated poor people for free every friday. |
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The laughing Kurdish politicians; Barzani and Talabani |
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Common press conference, PKK & PUK |
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Bedr Khans Brothers, son of the last prince of Kurdistan Emin Ali Badr Khan; Kamuran, Sureyya and Jaladet |
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A Kurdish meeting in USA at the earlier 1920ies |
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The founder of Kurdish Latin alphabeth, founder and editor of the Kurdish magazines, Hawar, Ronahî, Prince Jaladat Alî Badr Khan |
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Mazlum Dogan , a Kurdish intellectual student leader died in the military prison of Diyarbakir (click on the picture to read his historical defence speach in the Turkish military court) |
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The
Kurdish avantgardist Necmedîn Buyukkaya, killed in the military
prison of Diyarbekir. (Sêwreg, 1943 - Diyarbekir, 22/1/1984) |
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Edîb Karahan, Kurdish journalist and politician from 1960:ies, from Qosar (Kiziltepe) |
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Kurdish historian and linguist: Taufîq Wahby |
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Mihemmed-î
Mîhrî, (1889 Ciwanro - ?), Istanbul (1957) |
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Erdewan Zakhoyî, the Kurdish singer who has been killed by Saddam because he refused to sing for Saddam |
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Faik Bucak (1919 - 4/7-1966) a Kurdish politician in 1950 and 1960:ies in the Kurdish city Amîda |
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Wîlayet El Kerkûk Fî El Memleket-ul Kurdistan Fî El Memleket-ul Usmaniye: The map from 1893 - Ottoman era showing the Kurdish city Kirkuk = in the Autonom KURDISTAN Province |
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Kurdistan
550 000 km2 |
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Dancing Kurdish women from Caucassus |
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Aware Kurdish woman in Turkish trial |
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The heaviest load is carried by the Kurdish woman |
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The Newroz (New Day, March 21th) celebrations in the country side |
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The Kurdish women from 18th century, sourche: A von SCHWEIGER LERCHENFELD, Stockholm 1881 |
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The Nastorian woman from the Kurdish province Hekkarî at the 18th century, sourche: A von SCHWEIGER LERCHENFELD, Stockholm 1881 |
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An illustration from the earlier centuries showing Kurdish folk costumes |
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Kurdish king (Mîr) with his queen (Banû) |
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Kurds of Mako, Mamasanî Kurds, Kurd of Yerevan |
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The heaviest load is carried by the Kurdish woman |
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Rahîme KAHRAMAN |
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Leîla Qasem, a patriotic Kurdish student, became hanged by the Iraqi Baas regime (1952-1974) |
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Margaret Shello, the legendary freedom fighter from Southern Kurdistan |
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Danseuse l'oriente: Laila Badr Khan, 1960:ies at La Scala Theatre |
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Nalîn Baksî, The Secretary of the Swedish Social Demokratic Women |
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Nasrin Barwary, The former reconstruction minister of the Kurdistan Federal State in Iraq |
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Kurdish author researcher Shukriye Resol |
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Aslîka Qadir, famous singer in 1960'ies, Kurd from Qauqasus |
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The grand Kurdish Trubador. Folklorvan û dengbêja granbuha ya serdemê Ayshe Shan (1938 Amed - 18-12-1996 Îzmir) |
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Gulistan the Grand Kurdish trobadur |
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Frîca Cewarî (1932-1993) Kurdish Author from the former Soviet |
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The legendary Kurdish singer in 1950's: ZADINA SHEKIR, The Kurdish Radio, Yerevan |
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A Kurdish girl with traditional tatoo and haed-shal from Dêrik province, Northern Kurdistan (The Kurdish artist Rojîn) |
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Kurdish artist Canê |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish artist Natalya |
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Kurdish nomad teen-girls in traditional cloths |
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Two generations |
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 Kurdish Music Group in 1970-ies, Southern Kurdistan |
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Kurdish teen-girls in traditional cloths from Mahabad, 1941, Eastern Kurdistan |
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Kurdish leader Masud Barzani in the younger age, as a peshmerga (Kurdish guerilla) soldier |
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Giant watwermellon from Amîda (Diyar-î Bekr) |
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Giant watwermellon from Amîda (Diyar-î Bekr) |
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Dame Kurde, painting from 1800-century |
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Kurdish nomad women from Khorasan (Land of the sun) in Eastern Kurdistan |
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M. Remzi Bucak with his wife Zehra Khanom |
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With the daughter of the Kurdish prince Emîr Jaladet Alî Bedr Khan: Oseyma Bedr Khan in exile (in the middle). |
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Khasro Goran Mosul deputy Governor |
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Goran
Candan with Dr
Vera Saedpoor, founder of the Kurdish Library & Museum
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Goran Candan with head of Cyprus State Library Mr Antonis Maratheftis |
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Cyprus State Library: Kipriaki Biblioteki |
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A Kurdish elementary school class in Amman |
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The Kurdish Poet Cegerxwîn (1903 Mêrdîn, Stockholm 22/10/1984) |
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The Kurdish
politician, leader Abdurrehman Qasimlo from Eastern
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The Kurdish rebellian, leader Seyid Riza from the begining of earlier century. Seyid Riza hanged by Turkish military in 15, November 1937 |
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The Kurdish
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The legendary Kurdish Leader Mahmoud Berzinjî |
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The legendary Kurdish Fighter and leader Simko Shikak |
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Diyap Agha from Dêrsim Province in Kurdistan with Ataturk (Turks' Father). Ataturk needs Kurds in that time. |
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A thirsty prison of Kurdish war against Turkish military which resulted a genoside on Kurds in Dêrsim, 1938 |
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Mistefa Pasa-y Yamûlkî (Suleimani, 1868 - Bagdad, 25/1/1936) |
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4 days after the Turkish military coup t'Etat in May 27th, 1960, many Kurdish intellectuals from entire country collected in a military consentration camp in Sêwas |
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Abdul Azîz-î Yamûlkî (Mekke, 21/12/1890 - Bagdad, 25/7/1981) |
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Evdurrehman Muhemmed Emîn ZEBÎHÎ - the Kurdish author |
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Evdurrehman Muhemmed Emîn ZEBÎHÎ - the Kurdish author |
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Sherîf Pasha - the Kurdish-Ottoman general |
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Îhsan Nûrî Pasha (Bedlîs 1893 - Tehran 25 Marsh 1976) with his wife Khadîje Yashar |
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From right: Ali Khosroyî, Hac Seyid Ebdulla Efendî Geylanîzade, Dr Shîrazî, Îhsan Nûrî Pasha |
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From
the left: the Kurdish trabadurs; Mihemed Arif Cizîrî (1912-1986),
Seîd Yûsif and Îsa Berwarî (1933 Mûsil
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Kurdish singer Fûad Ehmed Southern Kurdistan |
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The welknown artist with Kurdish origin Yilmaz Guney ("The Ugly King") |
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The welknown artist with Kurdish origin Yilmaz Guney ("The Ugly King") |
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Yilmaz Guney ("The Ugly King") in discussions with Turkish militaries |
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Fûad Ehmed with other Kurdish singers in 1960-ies . From the right: Tahir Tewfîq, Fûad Ehmed, Îsa Berwarî, Bakurî, Ehmed El-Xelîl, Nivîsevan Tariq Brahîm Sherîf, Yas Xizir |
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Fûad Ehmed with other Kurdish singers in 1960-ies . From the right: Hesen Cizîrî, Nivîsevan Hashim Cibarî, Mihemmed Arif Cizrawî û nivîsevan Evdulla Ebas |
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Fûad Ehmed with Kurdish singers Heyder Evdurrehman û hunermend Bakurî |
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Helbestvan Hemdî |
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A Kurdish Jew woman in 18th Century |
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The musician kurd from Israel in a Israeli journal |
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Shemûn Levî - Kurdish Jew living in Israel |
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Sorchî - Kurdish Jew living in Israel, listening Kurdish Broadcasting from Kurdish Radio in Baghdad |
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Boêz Yona - The Kurdish musician living in Israel |
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Ronên Yona - The Kurdish musician living in Israel |
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Nîsan
Sorchi (husband): "I can not live whithout listening the Kurdish
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Kurds in Israel wearing the traditional costumes dancing during a wedding |
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Kurds in Israel wearing the traditional costumes during a wedding |
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Kurds in Israel dancing the traditional dances during a wedding |
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Kurds in Israel dancing the traditional dances during a wedding |
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Kurds in Israel during a wedding |
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The Lake Wan |
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The Lake Wan |
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Colemerg (Hekarî) |
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Historical buildings in Farqîn |
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Historical buildings in Farqîn |
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Historical buildings in Farqîn |
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Historical buildings in Farqîn |
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Historical buildings in Farqîn |
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The ancient city Husnkef on the historical river Tigris which has it's roots from 10 thousand years will be drown by giant water dam |
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The paradise
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The paradise nature on the earth: Kurdistan (Dersim) |
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The montainious highlands of Kurdistan |
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The montainious highlands of Kurdistan |
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A symbol of the God Ahura Mazda (the allmighty sour masta =sour Yogurd) in Zaraoastranian faith |
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Kurdish Army forces |
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Condoleezza Rize, Mesud Barzani |
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Masoud Barzanî & George Bush, White House 26/10-2005 |
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Kurdish
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Dr. Shivan (Saîd Kirmizitoprak) Dersim 1935 - Zaxo 26 Çiriya Duwem 1971) |
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Pulitzer Prize photo In 1979, the U.S.-backed Shah of Iran was overthrown by Islamic radicals, led by Ayatollah Khomeini. Later that year, a group of 11 Kurdish men were lined up and shot to death, accused of various crimes. Their executions at a municipal airport in Sanandaj, the capital of Kurdistan, followed a brief trial during which no evidence was presented. Iranian photographer Jahangir Razmi, took 70 pictures of this execution in Kurdistan on Aug. 27, 1979. One picture won the Pulitzer Prize. It was, however, awarded to an unnamed photographer - the only anonymous recipient in the 90-year history of the award. Mr. Razmi preserved 27 of the photos on a contact sheet and stowed it away in his home. A photograph capturing this event was published and eventually won a Pulitzer Prize, but the photographer's identity was kept secret to protect him. An account Saturday in The Wall Street Journal reveals the photographer's name -- Jahangir Razmi -- and story. Iranian
Islamic Militia (Pasdaran) killing Kurds without trial, August 1979.
This picture was taken by a Persian journalist, Jihangir Razmi. |
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Kurdish National Assembly in Hewlêr, Southern Kurdistan |
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The legendary Kurdish politician Mehdī Zana - At the Agirī meeting holding a political speech - 1968 |
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Barzani & Talabanî |
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Nechirvan Barzani & The leader of the Yezidians Sheik Tehsin |
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The legendary Kurdish wariors, freedom fighters from 1960-1990ies: Pash Mergas |
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Kurdish Guerilla soldiers |
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Jalal Talebani, in the middle |
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The legendary student leader and the Kurdish intellectual: Înglîz with the Kurdish peshmergas at the begining of 1980'ies in Eastern Kurdistan |
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The legendary student leader and the Kurdish intellectual: Înglîz with the Kurdish peshmergas at the begining of 1980'ies in Eastern Kurdistan |
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