Author: Farhad PirbalFarhad Pirbal
This book published on 07/12/2023 in Hewler/Erbil

CONTENTS [1]
When did the word Kurdistan appear?
The Kurdistan name in early geographical maps
The emergence of Kurdology
European paintings reflect battle of Arbella
Why prose hasn't been written in Kurdish
Pioneer Kurdish publishers
The chronicle of the Kurdish short story (1856-1926)
The origins of Kurdish drama in Kurdistan
The first Kurdish knowledge project
The history of photography in Kurdistan
The history of translating
Zare the life of Yazidis in the year 1925
Kurdish literature in the former Soviet Union republic of Armenia
Danial Qassab founder of modern visual arts in Kurdistan
The Syrian Kurds
Damascus school for Kurdish literature
The renewal of modern Kurdish poetry
Caricature art in Kurdistan
Kurdish authors who write in French
Tracing post-uprising literature (1991-99)
Outlining the evolution of art in Iraqi Kurdistan
An abbreviated history of Kirkuk's painting movement
Freedom of expression in Kurdistan
Kurds reflected in drawings by European orientalists
Gen. Shareef Pasha a diplomat seeking Kurdish statehood
The Ottoman Sultans and the Kurds
Modern poetry in Kurdish literature
The foundation of Kurdish journalism in French
The origins of miniature in Kurdistan
Alain bosquet pokes the Kurdishness of Yashar Kemal
Istanbul: the capital city of Kurdish literature
The Mona Lisa of Kurdistan
Leila Bedirkhan a Kurdish dancing star and music icon in Europe
Hiner Saleem tries to establish a Kurdish political cinema
Kurdish portrait art abroad
Thieves of the ancient masterpieces
The role of animals in Kurdish literature
A proposal for the formal recognition of the Kurdish language in UNESCO
Crossing the dust
Curriculum vitae, Ferhad Pirbal