Kurdish-Armenian relations — covers the historical relations between the Kurds and the Armenians. Both groups have lived in the same geographic area for centuries and relations between them have, in some cases, been hostile, in particular during the Hamidian massacres and… … Wikipedia
Kurdish Christians — (Kurdish: Kurdên Xirîstî[1]) are Kurds who follow Christianity and mostly live in the Kurdistan region. The word Xirîstî is derived from the Greek words χριστιανός (khristianos) and χριστιανή (khristiani). The Arabic word Mesîhî is also sometimes … Wikipedia
Kurdish people — Kurd redirects here. For other uses, see Kurd (disambiguation). Kurds 1st row: Saladin … Wikipedia
Kurdish calendar — The Kurdish calendar is a Lunisolar calendar used among the Kurdish people. A longstanding agricultural and nomadic lifestyle formed the basis for the Kurdish calendar. The ways and power of nature have always played significant roles in the life … Wikipedia
Kurdish recognition of the Armenian genocide — The Kurdish communities, political parties and newspapers worldwide has several times recognized the Armenian genocide. The beginning of the Kurdish history in the 20th century begins with the participation of Ottoman Kurds in the massacring of… … Wikipedia
Kurdish rebellions — issues POV=December 2007 intromissing=August 2008 refimprove=August 2008According to Turkish military records, Kurdish rebellions have been taking place in Anatolia for over two centuries. [cite news|url=http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/article … Wikipedia
Kurdish women — (Kurdish: Jinên/Afiretên Kurd ) have traditionally played important roles in Kurdish history, society and politics. Historical AccountsIn PoliticsSharaf ad Din Bitlisi s 1597 Sharafnāma mentions three Kurdish women assuming power in Kurdish… … Wikipedia
Kurdish language — Kurdish كوردی, Kurdî, Kurdí, Кöрди[1] Spoken in Turkey … Wikipedia
Kurdish population — Kurdish diaspora refers to the Kurdish population living outside of their Kurdish indigenous homeland commonly referred to as Kurdistan, which includes adjacent parts of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey.[1] Kurdish population refers to the total… … Wikipedia
Kurdish diaspora — is the Kurdish populations found in regions outside their ancestral homeland Kurdistan. Distribution Turkey During the second half of the last century a large population of Kurds living in the Northern part of Kurdistan (Turkey) were forced to… … Wikipedia
