The land of the strongest and most resilient people on Earth. They’ve suffered multiple genocides and massacres at the hands of Turks, Arabs and Persians yet have not given up on their hopes of freedom.
by Zagrosi May 9, 2019
The lands where Kurdish people living on. Although some people deny its existence with idiotic Turkish nihilist propaganda methods, like considering the Kurdistan as an imaginary region, Kurdistan is an official state with her own currency, army, flag and bureaucracy in the northern part of Iraq. So, there are 3 Kurdistan:
-Kurdistan Federal Region (Heremi Kurdistan) in Iraq; which is gained her autonomy in 1970
-Kurdistan Province (Perezgeha Kurdistane) in Iran.
-Kurdistan Region (contains both official and unofficial)
-Kurdistan Federal Region (Heremi Kurdistan) in Iraq; which is gained her autonomy in 1970
-Kurdistan Province (Perezgeha Kurdistane) in Iran.
-Kurdistan Region (contains both official and unofficial)
(in Diyarbekir, Irbil, Sanandja or Duhok):
-Excuse, where am I?
-You are in Kurdistan.
So, when you ask these question in the region called as Kurdistan, people will tell you nor you are in Iraq, neither Turkey, neither Iran; and neither Assyria, neither Armenia.
That's what Kurdistan is.
catalonia
-Excuse, where am I?
-You are in Kurdistan.
So, when you ask these question in the region called as Kurdistan, people will tell you nor you are in Iraq, neither Turkey, neither Iran; and neither Assyria, neither Armenia.
That's what Kurdistan is.
catalonia
by catala June 26, 2011
Eastern Iran, Northern Iraq, Western Syria, Southern Turkey and parts of Armenia. Was intended to be a nation in the 1920 treaty of Serves, but then European powers, urged by the sadistic Turks, Arabs, and Iranians, refused to make it a country.
Much debate comes from this region, mainly from the Kurds desire to claim their basic human rights to live with dignity and have a freedom of speech-which has been denied to them in each of the aforementioned countries. Many deny the rights or the existance of a Kurdish State, however they are the largest ethnic group without their own state.
Much debate comes from this region, mainly from the Kurds desire to claim their basic human rights to live with dignity and have a freedom of speech-which has been denied to them in each of the aforementioned countries. Many deny the rights or the existance of a Kurdish State, however they are the largest ethnic group without their own state.
AttaTurk (AKA Attafuck), Saddam Hussein, and the Syrian government have tried to exterminate the Kurds, but non of their attempts have been succesful or ever will be, biji kurdistan, bimrin konadar.
by peshmargam April 20, 2011
Literally, the land of the Kurds. First traces of Kurdistan date back 5000 years, when it is established that the Kurdish race became known as just that; a race.
Currently, Kurdistan has a land area equal to that of France and Belgium combined.
After the redrawing of the Middle Eastern map in the aftermath of the First World War, the Kurds were left without a country to call their own, resulting in them being the largest ethnic group without a a country.
Kurdistan was divded into 4 parts, but the Kurds have retained their identity in each of the annexed parts.
Currently, Kurdistan has a land area equal to that of France and Belgium combined.
After the redrawing of the Middle Eastern map in the aftermath of the First World War, the Kurds were left without a country to call their own, resulting in them being the largest ethnic group without a a country.
Kurdistan was divded into 4 parts, but the Kurds have retained their identity in each of the annexed parts.
by Nores Dara June 27, 2004
by headached January 3, 2021
by kurder October 25, 2019
1)An area on the south side of Nashville Tennessee around Nolensville road, which very likely contains the largest Iraqi Kurdish population outside the Middle-East. Also home to many other immigrants from a wide variety of mother tongues, especially those who are spanish speaking.
2)Any other enclave where the largest ethnic group without it's own state has a strong presence
2)Any other enclave where the largest ethnic group without it's own state has a strong presence
The Area around Little Kurdistan is a magnet for North African, Bantu, East Indian, Southeast Asian, Eastern European and Hispanic immigrants.
by Miskatonic Jack 2 January 12, 2011