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Kurds Revolutions

The Revolution of Sheikh Obeidollah Nahri

When the Russian Ottoman war began in 1877-1878, the Ottoman Sultan wanted the Sheikh to join the army of Bazid. But Sheikh Obeidollah had other plans. His plan was to liberate Kurdistan and its people under the oppression of the Qajar and Ottoman States; thus, he ignored Sultan's demands.

Simko Shikak, an Independent Revolutionary Figure

Ghassemlou, a Charisma, Diplomat, and a Unique Leader

Sheikh Mahmud, Kurdistan King and Britain's Games

Britain's Role in Attaching South Part of Kurdistan to Iraq - Part 3

Barzani Revolution in the South Part of Kurdistan - Part 2

Malik Faisal and the Turks and the Role of Sheikh Mahmud Barznji

British Role in Annexation of South Part of Kurdistan to Iraq - Part 2

Jajo Khan, a Hero Leader of the Kurdish Freedom Movement in Khorasan

Jajo Khan was a hero Kurdish leader in Khorasan who fought against the Russians and Qajars for several years and his rule covered the whole of Khorasan.

Barzani Revolution in the South Part of Kurdistan - Part 1

The Story of Sheikh Saied Piran

The invaders of Kurdistan were afraid of him and his uprising and knew that his uprising would expand and build a great Kurdistan. The enemies knew that the Kurds would follow him and demand their right to self-determination through him. The enemies, therefore, suppressed the revolt with all their might and executed him inhumanly.

Simko Shikak; A Revolutionary Figure for the Independence of the Kurds - Part 2

Simko Shikak; A Revolutionary Figure for the Independence of the Kurds – Part 1

Agri Revolution and Sheikh Zahir's Resistance

Modern Turkey, from Ethnic Genocide to Linguistic and Cultural Genocide - Part 1

Not only Kurdish people were not allowed to talk in their own language but also their language, their nationality, and a land called Kurdistan were basically denied. Kurdistan became the east part of Anadolu and nobody could ever mention the word Kurdistan and their nationality was denied. They were called mountainous Turks who had forgotten Turkish.

A Document on the Short Life and Great Name of Peshawa Qazi Mohammad

The document reveals another fact: Although Peshawa had great spiritual, social, and political strength, he was not an authoritarian politician, but believed in consultation and collective thought. He consulted the outstanding classes of his time and after these processes made his historic decision and proclaimed the Kurdistan Republic. A decision that is still one of the brightest points of Kurdish political life.

Sheikh Obaidillah Nahri and the Leadership of the Kurdish Revolution

In the first letter from Kurdish nationalism available as a statement, Sheikh Obaidillah Nahri wrote to a representative of the Western forces who was his friend: All Kurdish leaders and emirs in Iran and Ottoman believe they cannot work and continue their political life with them.

Mir Badir Khan, Kurdistan King

Badir Khan was the first Kurdish lord who ruled over “Urmia” to “Newan Choman”.

Dim Dim Castle and Kurds Uprising

Dim Dim castle issue is the identity of the Kurdish war against the Savagery of the Safavid in order to preserve the honor and greatness of national identity and protect the realms of the land named Kurdistan.

The genocide of Kurdish people in Dersim and Turkey’s semi-Nazism plans

"We had started a major step of genocide in Dersim. In a cave, we found a family, including a grandfather, a mother and a father, and a four or five-year-old child. We killed the adults and kept the child for information. However, not only he didn’t say a word but also while we were talking after he saw one of our jets in the sky he lied down on the ground, picked up a stick, and aimed at the jet. 'Kill that bastard, too' I ordered."
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