
İki Cihan Harbi Arasında Kürt Vurgunu
No one wants to appear willing to forget if it is beneficial to remember. The mind is lively, the memory is lively, the tongue is cheerful, reconstructing the past.
The words and tones are very entertaining. Remembering and forgetting! If it is a mental and emotional destruction, remembering the price is bad, forgetting it
It is also a healing potion that cleanses you from the poison of time. A pleasant, joyful and proud past is always with us, hugging us.
mash walks around. True, the bitter one also clings on, but it is the one we cannot look at, cannot see, or feel. A heartbreaking one.
It has no weight or a touch that shakes the balance. It is something whose existence or non-existence is unknown, that has been erased, that does not exist. It must remain so, otherwise
How does what has been experienced turn into what has not been experienced? If you have a bad past you don't want to confront it. If it penetrates the wound, it is to your benefit.
They are not memories, they are your breathlessness, your suffocation, your destruction for no reason, the historical stops where you are forced to walk without equipment,
timeless readings. But he doesn't want to heal the wound or for our benefit, he just doesn't want what happened to turn into what didn't happen. My grandparents-
Cihan Özyıldız wants to show what remains stuck in the last glance of the trace, in the last sigh of our grandmothers. Because he knows, he forgets
It seems like that, but in reality no one forgets, they just pretend to forget. Hearing what Kurds went through between the two world wars
Even for those who do not want to, the first thing they will hear when they look at the first line from the first to the last line will be the merciless voice of the Marshal that still does not subside;
“Burn the entire village, confiscate its goods, follow the one who escapes, catch and destroy!”
Publisher | : | Aram Publications |
Number of pages | : | 344 |
Publication Year | : | 2021 |
ISBN | : | 9789758242337 |
The heart | : | Turkish |