The Attitude of Kurdish Jurists in South Kurdistan towards the Barzan Issue (1932-1958)

The Barzan National Movement, which originated in the early 1930s as a part of the broader Kurdish national liberation movement, persevered despite numerous challenges such as arrests, killings, and deportations. The Barzan people had a longstanding desire for forgiveness and the opportunity to go back to their native land.

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Twejer
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.31918/twejer.2473.27
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Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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The Attitude of Kurdish Jurists in South Kurdistan towards the Barzan Issue (1932-1958)

Neamat Ali Mahmood
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Economic Sanctions and International Relations
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The Attitude of Kurdish Jurists in South Kurdistan towards the Barzan Issue (1932-1958)

Neamat Ali Mahmood
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Abstract

The Barzan National Movement, which originated in the early 1930s as a part of the broader Kurdish national liberation movement, persevered despite numerous challenges such as arrests, killings, and deportations. The Barzan people had a longstanding desire for forgiveness and the opportunity to go back to their native land.

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