Revolutionary People's Culture Association - DHKD

Uzeyir Avci

     Born in Diyarbekir, he was among the founders of the People's Culture Association in Istanbul in 1989 and served as its president for 3 years. In the 1990s, he worked as a producer in production companies such as STRAN Music and SES Plak and published music albums. He was a founding member and manager of Kurd-Kav. In 2004 with the label DEM Production  He prepared and published Kurdish Cartoons and Kurdish Language Learning CDs. In 2009, he ran the dubbing programs of TRT Kurdi for a year. He continues to publish his works on the DEM Production Youtube channel, which he founded and manages.

     Our book  It consists of all the interviews made for the documentary film titled "KURDISH POLITICS AND DHKD FROM 12 MARCH TO 12 SEPTEMBER" . This study, which started in 2016, is only now completed in the first months of 2022.  meets its audience and readers. All of the interviews in the book were compiled from interviews with 45 people in 3 different countries and 9 cities.

The aim of this study is to provide a breakdown of the establishment and activities of the Revolutionary People's Cultural Association - DHKD, which was organized in more than 20 provinces and districts between 1976 and 1980 and has tens of thousands of members and supporters, and to explain its effects on the process. Undoubtedly, in this process, there was neither only DHKD nor all the work consisted of this. Apart from DHKD, the existence of other institutions and organizations and their work, and perhaps more, remain in need of explanation.

      The book is offered for sale together with the movie. The reader who buys the book will also own the movie. You will see a QR code on one of the opening pages of our book, this QR code is also the link where you can watch the movie. By scanning the QR code, the reader/viewer will go to the link where the movie is located, that is, our page on YouTube, and from there they will be able to watch the movie for free without paying any fee. Therefore, the price paid for the book is the price of both the book and the movie.