Bavê Sparta (Teqrîben BZ 800)(1) L U K O U R G O S by Plutarch Wergêr: Sêîdê Sîsî Lycurgus li Spartayê(2) ahengîyê, sadetîyê û tirûşdarîyê ava kiribû. Ev civaka cengawer li anagorê perwerdedikirinek sîstematîk zarokên xwe ji bo armanceke...
Seîdê Sîsî 21 Cile 2012 Dîroka Kurdan bi şan û şeref, bi derd û elem, bi kul û keder, bi xayintî û bextereşiyan tijî ye. Di kurahiya dîrokê de kalanên me gelek dewlet, kurdemîrî û împaratorîyan saz kirine. Lê ji ber ser sarî û...
Having shepherded livestock in the mountains of Kurdistan as a kid, I can tell you from experience that a whip that weighs ten ounces can corral a bull that weighs 3000 pounds.
“They get together again and often, but Selim is uneasy.”
The people of Gaza speak Arabic with impunity; the people of Diyarbakir, unless they want to be hermits, are forced to speak Turkish. But that is not how the Turkish prime minister sees the situation. Diyarbakir he dismisses out of hand. Gaza he wants to grab with ten fingers.
Jean Sasson’s Love in a Torn Land, John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2007, explores the hardships and terror that Iraqi Kurds faced under Saddam Hussein’s Baathist regime. The biographical story revolves around Joanna al-Askari Hussain, a young woman born of an Arab father and a Kurdish mother. Despite her upbringing in Baghdad, Joanna’s Kurdish roots and her love of Kurdish define her life’s course.