History of Freedom from Gudea to Socrates

In this study, the author sheds light on the Kurdish history that developed in ancient times, from the big bang to the history of the Kurdish people, which the rulers tried to appropriate for themselves, from the egalitarian clan-tribe period, how this period turned into a patriarchal tribal form, from the construction of states to the contradictions and conflicts of non-state societies.

    Remaining in suspense due to the understanding of micro history; Are the Kurds a lost branch of the Jews? Does the Zoroastrian belief belong to Persian culture? What is the reality of Newroz and the role of blacksmith kawa in this reality? Was the first example of democracy implemented in Athens? Is Trova included in the cultural region of Greece or in the cultural region of Anatolia? What is the possibility that the Hurrians mentioned in the Quran are inspired by Hurrian girls? He examined contradictory issues such as these and made a great contribution to historical sciences by answering them with the theory of universal history.

     Again, while the author takes the reader on a historical tour to the mounds of Kurdistan, which were more attractive than the streets of Paris in Mesopotamia of the period, he also responded to the contradictions of thousands of Kurdish young people who flocked to Europe to study and work in order to realize their dreams, and responded to the developing orientalist understanding of history of European origin. gave.