Kurd'hā: Yik Barrisī-yi Tārīkhī va Sīyāsī: Persiska (Farsi) 1387

This book is a historical and political research about the Kurds who live in Iran, Turkey and Iraq. The author of the book has been closely involved with the events related to the Kurds due to the many responsibilities he has held. Some of the mentioned positions are as follows: Head of Army Staff during the Republic of Kurdistan and Azerbaijan, Cobra Embassy of Iran in Turkey. The book consists of four parts: the first part is devoted to a summary of the Kurdish historical background, which is mostly used from other sources. In this section, there are explanations about the Kurdish people, their land, language, history of ancient times and after Islam, the social-political situation of the Kurds from the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The second part is about the rebellion of Northern Kurdistan (Ehsan Nouri Pasha and the Jalalis), Seyyed Rezai Dersim, and the policy of the Turkish government towards the Kurds. In the third part, the Kurds of Iran and the rebellion of Ismail Agha Samko in Azerbaijan, the rebellion of the Kurds in the Kurdistan province, the rebellion of Mohammad Rashid Khan, the uprising of the Kurds of Mahabad in 1945-1946 and the current situation of the Kurds of Iran (at the time of writing the book) are discussed. The last part is devoted to the history and situation of Iraqi Kurds, during which Sheikh Mahmoud Soleimanieh, Sheikh Ahmed Barzani, Mullah Mustafa Barzani, and the Kurdish rebellion and war against the Iraqi government are mentioned. The book ends with a conclusion, a list of declarations and a list of references.