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The Story of Morbosos - Mort Shushan Temple

Charmo, the Oldest Village for Human Residence and the Place Where Agriculture Began

Kelashin Inscription, a Four-Thousand-Year-Old Heritage

A 200000-year-old Monuments in Mardin

Anahita Temple, a Monument for Springs and Rain Goddess

The Ancient City of Dara in Merdin, North Part of Kurdistan

With the arrival of summer, thousands of tourists visit the church, castle, market, prison, prison, and other places in Dara City every year.

Nine Years Have Passed since the Massacre of the Yazidi Kurds

On August 3, 2014, the terrorist group ISIS attacked Shengal (Sinjar), massacred Yazidi Kurds and arrested thousands of people. As of August 3, 2023, 2713 Yazidi Kurds are missing, including 1270 women and 1443 men.

Anfal, a Wound on the Body of Kurdistan

The Ancient Hill of "Tal Brak" in the West Part of Kurdistan

The Story of Broye Haske and the Agri Republic - Part 3

Historic Bastami Urartian Castle in the East Part of Kurdistan

A German archaeological team discovered four Urartian castles in and around Bastam from 1969 to 1978, including a lost Urartian inscription and several metal plates.

The Story of the Legendary Leader Simko Shikak

Mahabad and an Evidence of a Genocide

The Narrative of Broye Haske and the Agri Republic - Part 2

The Ardalan Emirate, the Oldest Kurdish Sovereign

Bestun (Behistun) Monument Complex in Kermashan Province - Part 2

The Shanadar Cave in Kurdistan, Neanderthal Human Place

The Narrative of Broye Haske and the Agri Republic - Part 1

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.

The Treaty of Sevres and the Ignored Right of Kurds

Bestun (Behistun) Monument Complex in Kermashan Province_ Part 1

Bestun Historical Monument Complex

Simko Shikak, an Independent Revolutionary Figure

A Comprehensive Historical Building has Been Discovered in Dersim

By the locals, the area was known by and called the "Queen's Tomb," and the graves in the rock, the shelves carved into the rock, the wall-like pillars, and the bridal chambers, are entirely indicative of the Iron Age.

"Ta'rib", a Policy Against South Part of Kurdistan

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