According to statistics, there were 14 000 Kurmanci speakers living in Kirghizistan.
Anyone has informations about this community?????

My father died before the Soviet Deportation from our village of Nakitchevan. My mother came with nine children. In 1933 they gave us a shovel and said build yourselves a home - no one ever knew where we were. It was just an empty field and probably didn't have a name. There were no cars, no roads, no planes, no communication - just steppes.
One year later, they came and visited each family in the middle of the night and asked who was the head of the family. My father had already died, so my brother, Abdullah, said he was the oldest son. He was 22 years old and had just gotten married. I was 5, the youngest when Abdullah was taken away. My sister lived nearby and her husband was taken, too. Neither of them ever returned.
Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, my sister's son has searched to find out where his father was taken. He requested information from the archive and an answer came back: He was taken to prison in 1938 and shot as an enemy of the people --- an Iranian spy. He didn't even know where Iran was. He was illiterate. Though my brother disappeared that same night, my search has not turned up any information.
Nadir K. Nadirov
http://www.akakurdistan.com





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