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15/01/2026

A rare photo of the martyr and Kurdish writer Musa Antar, 1980s

14/01/2026

19th century kurdish men

13/01/2026

Kurdish Peshmerga in Southern Kurdistan
1971

13/01/2026

Ottoman Encyclopedia. Dictionary of Science, Volume 5, Page 3846; Kirkuk is located in the Kurdistan Province.

12/01/2026

mahabad 1964

12/01/2026

Kamiran Ali Badirkhan's novel "Yado, the Eagle of Kurdistan" was translated into German with Herbert Oertel.

"The Eagle of Kurdistan," written by Kamiran Ali Badirkhan, was published in Germany in 1937. In his book, Badirkhan tells the story of Yado, whose name appears in the history of Kurdish resistance as a symbol of courage and self-sacrifice. The book, published in German and narrated through the events surrounding Yado, explores the Kurdish people's struggle for freedom as embodied in Yado's character. "The Eagle of Kurdistan" successfully portrays the Kurdish people, their values, their internal relationships, their cultural dynamism, and especially their unwavering determination for freedom. With this work, Kamiran Ali Badirkhan succeeded in presenting a product that was aesthetically and competitively valuable, bringing Yado Pasha, the Eagle of Kurdistan, into Kurdish literature. It is worth noting that Yadin Mahmud Abbas, known as Yado Pasha, was a commander in the aftermath of the Sheikh Said rebellion of 1925 and fought with unparalleled bravery. Yado Pasha fell as a martyr in the Bazid Mountains in 1929 at the hands of the Turkish army, who mutilated his body and severed his head after his death.

12/01/2026

The term (Uman Mandu) which means (crowd or force) was used by the Akkadians and Assyrians to refer collectively to the Zagros Medes and Hurrian Mitanni groups descended from and inhabited the Zaroj (Zagros) mountains. Gutium

Matthew Manuscripts

11/01/2026

The English magazine, London News, published in issue 132 in 1877:

A drawing of horsemen from the Kurdish tribes of the Bazid region, the Zab River, and Haskef:

(Rama tribe) (Alika) (Swari) (Zebari) during the Russo-Turkish War of 1877

11/01/2026

Kurdish lady 1925

09/01/2026

In order to plunder the underground wealth of Kurdistan, Germany asked geologist Dr. Fritz Berndt to conduct a scientific investigation and examine the mine in 1925 in order to design the unique underground mineral resources of the city of Maden in Kurdistan. The result of this review was published in this booklet, where you can see some pages
Argana Maden is an ancient name for the city of Maden in Kurdistan, mentioned in this booklet. Hence, the fact that the Kurdish identity of the city was correctly identified is an important and appropriate identification. The Germans correctly remembered the Kurdish identity of our city in these ancient times, and the fact that Maden was a Kurdish settlement was reaffirmed, contrary to the false claims of some Armenian nationalists
The well-known Kurdish writer and thinker Noureddine Zaza was born in the city of Maden.

From the German archives ..

07/01/2026

The archaeologist and writer Sir Austen Henry Layard, 1859:

The Kurds were curious, kind, and intelligent people. I saw beautiful children, women, and men. These are the Kurds, a noble nation. He speaks of the generosity of a Kurdish tribal leader (pp. 96-97).

And regarding the supposedly extinct Assyrian civilization:

No civilization was established among the Assyrians, for the Assyrians were a mixture of nomads who owned slaves and engaged in conquest, expansion, and domination.

Other civilizations, such as the Babylonian and Urartian,

They conquered, enslaved, and brutally exploited these peoples.

Sir Henry Layard, The Book of Nineveh, Original Edition.

07/01/2026

Kurdish warrior 1880

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