Dar Üçgende Üç İsyan-Kürdistanda Etnik Çatışmalar

The lands known as Upper Mesopotamia have been the homeland of countless tribes since ancient times, some of which have survived until today, some of which have faded away over time and some of them have melted into other peoples. Civilizations have seen wars. Due to its strategic location, it has also been the focus of attention of colonial powers and imperialist states. In his work, Faik Bulut reveals the painful history of these lands, ethnic and religious strife, and how imperialist powers used the ethnic and religious differences of the region to strengthen their own sovereignty. In the first chapters, it provides information on the history of the most important peoples of the region, Armenians, Kurds, Yazidis, Assyrians and Azerbaijanis, and then examines the struggle of these peoples for existence against large, oppressive states, and the ethnic and religious conflicts among the peoples of the region, which are groundless and mostly based on the provocations of imperialist powers. It shows how the powers that want to dominate the region use ethnic and religious differences for their own interests, and the painful consequences of the "divide, rule, deceive" policy for the people.

The second part of the book includes many documents related to ethnic conflicts, mainly taken from Turkish, Swedish, British and Russian archives. Faik Bulut not only shows how the problems that continue to bleed today were shaped throughout history, but also gives current messages about brotherhood between peoples.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Pages: 592

Size: 13.5 x 19.5

First Print Year: 2020

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish