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A People Without a Country:

The Kurds and Kurdistan
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Gérard Chaliand
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Zed Books, 1993 - Kurds - 259 pages
  

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A history of the Kurdish people from the fall of the Ottoman Empire until the late 20th century, this work offers a collection of essays about the unique experience of Kurds under foreign governance ... Read full review

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Contents

The Kurds under the Ottoman Empire by Kendal
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Kurdistan in Turkey by Kendal
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Kurdistan in Iran by A R Ghassemlou
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The Kurdish Republic of Mahabad by Archie Roosevelt Jr
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The Kurds in the Soviet Union by Kendal
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False Promises to the Kurds
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A Report from
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Chronology
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Bibliography
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TitleA People Without a Country: The Kurds and Kurdistan
EditorGérard Chaliand
Edition2, illustrated, revised
PublisherZed Books, 1993
ISBN1856491943, 9781856491945
Length259 pages
  
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