Revolution of Iraki Kurdistan
Auteur : Ismet Chériff Vanly
place of issue: Lausanne
published by: Kurdish Representation
1965
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For nearly two years and especially after the fall of Kassem on February 8, 1963, the international press has been writing about a harsh war being fought in Iraki Kurdistan between the Kurdish people and the Baghdad government. If the European reader is more or less well informed about these events, it seems, on the other hand, that the Kurdish national question is on the whole unknown to the broad masses of Africa, Asia and Latin America. Although far from having reached its greatest dimensions, this very complex question is alreary, however, of great importance, because it conerns the future of an oppressed nation, its relations with neighbouring nations, the future of the Middle East and of peace in that region. Before discussing present events, it is therefore necessary to situate the.