Kurdistan and the Kurds

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Kurdistan and the Kurds Royal Anthropological Institute Compte d'auteur This report is an attempt to collect and edit all information at present available about the Kurds and Kurdistan. It is based on the reports of military and political officers, especially of Captain C. F. Woolley and Major E. Noel, and on a paper written by Sir Mark Sykes in 1908 on " The Kurdish Tribes of the Ottoman Empire." * The work of the" latter requires verification, as it is now nearly 15 years since he carried out his researches. The reports of the former are at present incomplete, as the country has only been accessible to British officers for six months. No itinerary has been given, as almost the whole of Kurdistan has been ...


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Contents Chapter I. Kurdistan and the Kurds. Chapter I. Kurdistan and the Kurds. § 1 Kurdistan and its Boundaries. § 2 Northern Kurdistan. § 3 Southern Kurdistan. § 4 The Kurds. Chapter II. The Kurdish Tribes. § 1 The Kurds round Uriah. § 2 The Milli Kurds. § 3 The Kurds on the Tur-el-Abdin and in the plain round Nisibin. § 4 The Kurds in Upper Kurdistan. § 5 The Kurds in the vicinity of Erzerum and Lake Van. § 6 The Kurds in Southern Kurdistan. § 7 The Yezidi Kurds. Appendix. Kurdish Tribes outside Kurdistan. § 1 Between Erzingan and Sivas, and in the neighbourhood of Marash. § 2 In Anatolia. § 3 In Syria. Chapter III. The Kurdish Movement. § 1 The History of the Movement. § 2 The Origin and Causes of the Movement.