Kawa - Kürt sorunu ve Etnik Örgütlenmeler 1

KAWA organization is one of the strong Kurdish organizations established in the Eastern and Southeastern regions before 1980. It is a leading organization, even before the PKK. Kawa, who started armed actions together with the PKK, or Apoists as it was known at that time, was divided among itself shortly before the September 12 coup.
In the operation in the Qamishli district of Syria, which is emphasized in Kurdish sources as carried out by the Turkish intelligence organization and went down in political history as the "Qamishli Operation", all but one of the high-level managers of the organization were captured dead.
With this incident, Turkish intelligence organizations organized a cross-border operation for the first time, and for the first time, they neutralized Kawa by using an organization operating in the country where the operation was carried out (Ihvan-i Müslimin).
Events related to the Qamishli Operation that even the living leading staff of this organization, including Heybet Açikgöz, who was the only person who survived the operation with serious injuries, did not know, the important actions of the Kawa Organization, the escape of senior leaders abroad, the emergence of the organization, In this book, you will read all the unknown events leading up to the operation in Syria, in full detail, for the first time.
Also in the book; The action process of the organization, which found a significant base in the region at that time, the details of the conflicts it frequently encountered with the PKK in this process, and the reasons for the conflicts between the organizations and tribes in the region are revealed.
While following the establishment and action process of the organization, you will have the opportunity to follow its historical flow, in what ways it is connected to today's events, how what happened is connected to today's issues, and for what reasons and mistakes the Kurdish Question created an impasse for today's Turkey.



Number of Pages: 232

Year of Printing: 2010


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ozan Publishing Year

of First Printing: 2010

Number of Pages: 232

Language: Turkish