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Inter-Synodical Evangelical Lutheran Orient-Mission Society, 1919. — 279 p. The Kurdish people have a very ancient history. Their existence and movements in the Zagros, Niphates, and upper Tigris-Euphrates regions, can be traced back to the early Assyrian period. It is claimed by many learned men, that there is a strong historic connection between the conquered Chaldeans and the Kurds, and that one or other of the Assyrian Dynasties and their successors were of Kurdish origin. Others claim that the Kurds belong to the great Medo-Persian group. Be that as it may, we know for a certainty that the Kurdish nation has produced Saladin, Nadir Shah, Kerim Khan (and many other eminent figures). The Kurdish language embraces several dialects spoken in large districts of eastern Turkey, western Persia, and in the Persian province of Khorasan. To define this territory more accurately, we may mention the Turkish provinces of Erzurum, Bitlis, Diyarbakir, Mamuret-ul-Aziz, Van and Mosul, and the Persian provinces of Azerbaijan, Ardelen, and Luristan. And besides these, the Kurdish Colonies in Khorasan, which Shah Abbas I (1587- 1628) transferred from the Turco-Persian frontier to serve as a buff

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Author

Fossum L.O.

Language

KU

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nonfiction

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Language Learning, Language