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What people are saying - Write a reviewUser Review - Flag as inappropriate In this book Susan Meiselas uses a powerful combination of visual and narrative to tell a story about the Kurds who have been marginalised by the new nation states in the region. The West also has helped to complete the Kurdish project, the Book shows. Review: Kurdistan: In the Shadow of HistoryUser Review - GoodreadsThis "coffee table"-type book is actually more like a glossy, over-sized textbook on Kurdish history and identity from the 1870s until the 2000s. It is filled with historical photographs, excerpts ... Related books
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Common terms and phrasesAgha Ahmed American Ankara Arab Arbil Archive armed Armenians asked attack autonomy Baghdad became bombing British Public Record brother chief chieftains commander Dersim district exile father fighting forces frontier guerrilla Halabja Ibrahim Interview Iran Iranian Iranian Kurdistan Iraq Iraqi army Iraqi government Iraqi Kurdistan Islamic Istanbul Kemal Kemalist Khan killed Kirkuk Kurdish language Kurdish leaders Kurdish national Kurdish nationalist Kurdish tribes Kurds letter living Major March massacre Mesopotamia military Mosul mountains Mulla Mustafa Barzani Muslim Mustafa Barzani newspaper northern Iraq Ottoman Empire Pasha Persian peshmerga photographs political prison Public Record Office published Qazi Mohammad Rafiq rebellion rebels refugees regime region reported revolt Russian Saddam sent Seyid Riza Shaikh Mahmud Simko soldiers southern Kurdistan Soviet studio Sulaimania Syria Tabriz Talabani Tehran told took traveled tribal troops Turkey Turkish Turks Unknown/Courtesy uprising village wanted women Yezidi References to this bookFrom Google ScholarA Reign of TerrorUğur Ü Üngör Exhibiting Cultures Through MultimediaRoderick Coover Give Me Another ImagePitt Polder Revisited John StathatosThree Heraclitean Elements, Post Morality, ID Nationale Bibliographic information
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