Roj Bash Kurdistan

My gift to all the fighters for Kurdish Freedom

and Kurdistan Independence...

After a great effort for more than ten years on my book "My autobiography and my struggle for the Independence of Kurdistan"

Very soon it will be available to everyone in its seven parts (five thousand large pages) containing hundreds of documents and photos. It will also be printed in the following languages: Kurdish (Kermanji and Syrian), English, Arabic, Persian and Turkish.

Here are the titles of the seven parts of the first volume of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence:

1. The minerals of Kurdistan independence: Sykes-Bico Agreement 1916, the Treaty of Lausanne 1923 and the Tehran Conference 1943.

2. The deceived and Kurdish fighters through my writings and their writings.

3. Greats of the Kurdish nation as I knew them. Between 1946-1988.

4. Kurdistan's independence struggle exposes occupation agents. Between 1989 - 2000.

5. My struggle for justice not to die in Kurdistan. Between 2001-2008.

6. My project for the independence of South and West Kurdistan. Between 2009-2013.

7. When will the killing of the Kurds and gang rape of Kurdistan end? In between 2014-2023.

I have written an introduction to a part of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan independence and I have asked some of the comrades who shared the struggle for Kurdistan's independence with me to write an introduction to a portion of my autobiographical and my struggle.

I also asked some fighters and other great peoples to write an introduction to my book and to express their opinion and solidarity with the Kurdish issue and specifically to the issue of Kurdistan independence, the main issue that my biography and struggle revolves around in this book:

1. Professor D. Jamal Nabz introduction books part one.

2. Dears Mir Akrawi and Ali Muhammad Saleh Gabori... Introduction books part two

3. Dear Azad Miran and Youssef Nasro... Introduction of the third part

4. Dear Bruska Ibrahim and his wife Armgard Ibrahim wrote the introduction of the fourth part

5. Dear Goran Nawzad Ali and Fathi Ben Khalifa... Introduction of the fifth part

6. Dear Goran Jandan and Dr. Khalil Jandi. Introduction books, part six

7. Professor D. Ismail Bashikji Introduction Part Seven

I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to all the dear ones above for writing wonderful and beautiful presentations of my book, which I found great solidarity with the issue of Kurdistan Independence, which is why their writings sang about the issue of Independence of Kurdistan, my struggle and writing.

For the sake of knowing the truth, I wrote my autobiography and my struggle for the Independence of Kurdistan.

Although it is a process related to the past, but at the same time it strongly symbolizes our present and future lives as well because the past is not a deaf block, but it is an expression of feelings, memories, pains and events that have not been resolved which leads to security, security and stability for our people.

Kurdish hero, so feelings and memories were forced to follow us in the present and the future, perhaps you will find a solution and the unfulfilled result, and by knowing the truth, we will find together the way of freedom for our Kurdish people and Independence for our holy homeland Kurdistan.
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Dr Jawad Mella

Still awaiting further details of Dr Jawad Mella book but until then remember:

Kurds win never obtain independence without respect and unity among themselves

Kurds who try to turn other Kurds against Independence are traitors to all those have dedicated their lives and sometime given their lives for an Independent Kurdistan

Some Kurds have bought shame to their families and to future generations by denying them a homeland to be proud of

FREEDOM - FOR - KURDISTAN

OUR MISSION
FREE KURDISTAN AND THE KURDS
(First posted early 2021

The people of Kurdistan, with a population of 70+ million, have a civilization going back to thousands of years living in their homeland, Kurdistan. The ethnic ancestors of the Kurds are an Indo European people.

Kurdistan was inhabited from the early ages of human history by the nations in the Zagros mountains composed of the Loulou, the Kouti, the Kassi, the Khaldeans, the Sumarians, Hurians and the Sobarian, 30 centuries BC. Also the Mitanians and Nairi, All these ancient peoples form the ancient roots of the Kurds.

Since the fall of the Mitanian and Median Kurdish Empires, Kurdistan has been subjected to attacks by countless peoples and governments who have tried to colonise and conquer it. Some of these conquerors were Alexander the Macedonian, Sassanians, Armenians, Romans, Arabs, Tatars, Ottomans, Russians, Britain and the French.

After World War I the Ottoman Empire collapsed and the victorious British and French empires divided the properties of the losers as Ottoman Empire. The Treaty of Sevres in 1920 did provide for the creation of a state of Kurdistan, but the chauvinist Turks eventually refused to ratify it and a second Treaty of Lausanne in 1923 omitted Kurdistan altogether.

Thus Kurdistan was carved up into five parts. Eastern Kurdistan went to Iran, South Kurdistan to Iraq, West Kurdistan to Syria, North Kurdistan to Turkey and a small part to the former Soviet Union.

Complexity of the Kurdish issue in the Cold War more than it is complicated, is the entry of the United States of America into the international politics since the division of Kurdistan after the First World War, where the world was also divided into one part with America and the other against America, and those who were against the Communism, Nazism, Bin Laden, Saddam Hussein and their supporters.

At the same time, the countries that occupy Kurdistan were divided into one or more of them with America and the rest are anti-American, so the terrible judgment against the Kurdish people appeared much more clearer in considering any Kurdish liberation movement in one of the countries that occupy Kurdistan which is against America was considered by America as a friendly movement, and every Kurdish liberation movement in one of the countries that occupies Kurdistan, ally to America, America considered it as terrorist movement.

For example, the Kurdish revolution which announced by the PKK in northern Kurdistan, America considered it a terrorist movement because fighting its ally Turkey, and the Kurdish revolution in southern Kurdistan was considered by America as a friendly movement to America because Iraq led by Saddam Hussein was against America.

The result is: that America's friends considered the Kurds in Turkey a terrorist movement, and America's enemies considered the Kurds in Iraq as America's spies.

In fact, the Kurds are not a terrorist movement nor are they America's spies, but the sinister division of Kurdistan put the Kurdish people in a very pernicious angle.

So, the Kurdish people lost any international support from America's friends and from America's enemies as well.

The international recognition of the Government and Parliament of Southern Kurdistan, it is not a political solution but a humanitarian recognition that took place since 1991 after the two million Kurds broke the Sykes-Picot borders. This exodus terrified all the enemies of the Kurds, so they gave the Kurds this human right in order not to break the borders of Sykes-Picot again.

ATROCITIES

Since the division of Kurdistan the Kurds have attempted numerous uprisings and armed revolutions to gain their rights. However, all the leaders of those Kurdish liberation movements have been exiled, imprisoned or executed. Just as few examples we mention:

Sheikh Abdulsalam Barzani was executed by the Turks in the Mosel Prison in1914

Sheikh Mahmoud Hafid King of Kurdistan 1919-1924 has been exiled to India.

Sheikh Saeed Piran in 1925 and Sayed Reza in 1939 were executed.

Apo Osman Sabri in 1936 was exiled to Madagascar and has been imprisoned 18 times.

Qazi Muhammad President of Kurdistan Republic in 1946 was executed.

General Mustafa Barzani with 500 fighters was exiled to Soviet Union 1947-1958.

Dr Abdulrahman Qasimlo was assassinated in Vienna 1989.

Dr Saeed Sharafkendi was assassinated in Berlin 1993.

Abdulla Ocalan was kidnaped by international forces in 1999.

Among the worst atrocities were those committed by the Iraqi State, as a few examples show:

5000 Fayli Kurds have been kidnapped and murdered in 1980.

8000 Barzani Kurds have been kidnapped and murdered in 1983.

5000 Kurdish victims of the chemical attack on the Kurdish town of Halabja 1988.

182000 Kurdish civilians, buried alive by the Iraqi regime in 1988.

The Kurdish people still facing mass killing and genocides in all parts of Kurdistan as:
the Yazidis in Shingal 2014 , Kobani 2015, Kirkuk 2017 and Afrin 2018.

The Kurdish nation living in their original homeland since thousands of years was wiped off from the map, just as more than 200 other nations in the world:

Tamazight, Tuaregs, Kabayel, Copts, Africans Sudan, the Arameans, Armenians, Phoenicians, the Maronites, Assyrians, Kurds, Hebrews, Chaldeans, Laz, Baluch, Pashtuns, the Tamil people in Sri Lanka and the people of Rohingya in Southeast Asia and the peoples of Sabah and Sarawak in Malaysia and the people of Tibet and the Uighur and Hmong and Acehnese people in China and people of Acehnese in Indonesia and the people of Shan in Myanmar and the peoples of Kashmir, Sindhi and Podo and Nagas and Sikhs in India and the peoples of Biafra and Yoruba in Nigeria, and peoples of Benin, Togo and Bakongo in Angola and the people of Buganda in Uganda and many others.

The ignoring of these nations by the occupier states is the main reason of emerging terrorism, so sorting out the problems of the occupied nations we will have a safer and more righteous world.

In the name of Islam Arabs, Persians, Turks and others invaded the countries of indigenous nations as the Kurds, Amazigh, Baloch and many others and they dealt with them as their slaves, and looted their wealth for themselves and over many centuries stripped them off their national heritage, and imposed the culture and identity of Arabs, Persians, Turks and others invaders on them.

Dr. Jawad Mella

Congratulations to the Kurdish people

My book is ready today

Greetings to you all
His Excellency Dr.Jawad Mella

Here are seven links to the first collection of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan Independence or the Kurdistan Independence Knowledge Circle.

The events are sequenced by day, month and year, where I have been struggling for more than sixty-five years since 1958 until 2023.

In Arabic and soon it will be in Kurdish, Turkish, Persian and English.

Here are the titles of the seven parts of the first volume of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence:

1. The minerals of Kurdistan independence: Sykes-Bico Agreement 1916, the Treaty of Lausanne 1923 and the Tehran Conference 1943.

2. The deceived and Kurdish fighters through my writings and their writings.

3. Greats of the Kurdish nation as I knew them. Between 1946-1988.

4. Kurdistan's independence struggle exposes occupation agents. Between 1989 - 2000.

5. My struggle for justice not to die in Kurdistan. Between 2001-2008.

6. My project for the independence of South and West Kurdistan. Between 2009-2013.

7. When will the killing of the Kurds and gang rape of Kurdistan end? In between 2014-2023.

The book contains about five thousand pages, more than a million words, 1655 documents and pictures distributed in seven parts, and each part of it is an introduction by me and an introduction by a Kurdish and another introduction by those who believe in Kurdistan's independence from other peoples.

Jemal Nebez Dr.Jawad Mella Bruska Ibrahim

Part 1
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Part 2
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Part 3
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Part 4
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Part 5
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Barzani Honors Referendum
Emphasizing Freedom and Sovereignty

Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani, President of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP), has published two poems on the anniversary of the referendum. In one, he refers to the “value of freedom,” and in the other to “sovereignty and dignity.”

On Wednesday, September 25, the seventh anniversary of the Kurdistan Region’s Independence Referendum, Barzani published two poems by renowned Arab poets Mutanabbi and Mikhail Naimy.

In his message, President Barzani quoted Mutanabbi, regarded as one of the greatest Arab poets in history: “If you strive for sovereignty and glory, do not be satisfied with less than your goal,” the poem stated.

In another part of his message, Barzani included a poem by Naimy that emphasizes the value of freedom, saying, “Freedom is one of the most valuable things in life.”

Seven years have passed since the Kurdistan Region’s independence referendum, in which 92.7 percent of citizens voted in favor

Political observers and experts in international relations note that the referendum remains a strong card for the Kurdistan Region. Despite subsequent events taking a different direction, they believe the referendum has always bolstered the Kurds’ position on the international stage.

https://www.basnews.com/en/babat/861498

The reason Kurdistan is not free is due to the TRAITOR Bafel Talabani

7th Anniversary of Independence Referendum

September 25 marks the seventh anniversary of the historic independence referendum in the Kurdistan Region, a pivotal event in the modern Kurdish struggle for self-determination

On June 7, 2017, Kurdish political parties convened to establish the Referendum High Council, designating September 25 as the date for the vote. Led by then-President Masoud Barzani, the Kurdish leadership agreed it was time for the people of Kurdistan to decide their future—whether to remain part of Iraq or seek independence.

The international community, neighboring countries, and many political figures in Baghdad were skeptical that the Kurds would go through with such a momentous decision. From the outset, they urged Kurdish leaders to delay the vote, claiming the timing was not ideal.

Nevertheless, the Kurdistan leadership was resolute, arguing that political coexistence with Iraq had become untenable due to Baghdad’s violation of 55 constitutional articles, many of which pertained to Kurdish rights. “If we cannot be good political partners, let us be good neighbors,” Barzani repeatedly emphasized, signaling that the referendum was intended as a peaceful move, not a call for conflict.

Tensions between Erbil and Baghdad had been escalating since 2014, when then-Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki cut the Kurdistan Region’s share of the federal budget. The situation worsened during the costly war against the Islamic State (ISIS), in which the Kurdish Peshmerga forces played a crucial role alongside the US-led Coalition.

In the months leading up to the referendum, diplomatic efforts surged. President Barzani and Masrour Barzani, then head of the Kurdistan Region Security Council, hosted delegations from the US, EU, Gulf states, and Baghdad almost daily. Despite the influx of envoys, no viable alternative to the referendum emerged.

Meanwhile, large rallies in support of independence were held across the Kurdistan Region, and the Kurdish diaspora organized demonstrations throughout the US and Europe, drawing global attention.

Iran and Turkey, both home to millions of Kurds, were particularly alarmed by the referendum. They feared an independent Kurdistan could embolden their own Kurdish populations to demand greater autonomy.

The US also expressed concerns, warning that the referendum could detract from the ongoing fight against ISIS. However, Kurdish leaders dismissed these objections, insisting that none of the proposed alternatives adequately safeguarded Kurdish rights.

“The referendum will proceed as scheduled,” the Kurdistan leadership declared in response to external pressure.

Excitement swept through the Kurdistan Region as the referendum approached. Many voters lined up at polling stations the night before the vote, eager to make their voices heard. On September 25, despite external pressure, unity prevailed within Kurdistan.

92.73% voted in favor of independence

In response, neighboring countries and Baghdad escalated their efforts to isolate the Kurdistan Region. They massed troops along the border, imposed a flight ban on Erbil and Sulaymaniyah airports, and Iran closed its border crossings with the Kurdistan Region.

What alarmed Iraq and regional powers most was that the referendum also took place in disputed territories outside the formal jurisdiction of the Kurdistan Regional Government, including the oil-rich province of Kirkuk, which overwhelmingly supported the vote.

In a 2018 interview with Al-Jazeera, President Masoud Barzani reflected on the referendum, acknowledging that some may view it as a mistake, but stating, “I, along with 3 million people in Kurdistan, believe it was a historic, legal, and constitutional decision. It was the natural right of the Kurdish people.”

“I would gladly hold another referendum today to ask the people if they regret their vote on September 25,” he added.

https://www.basnews.com/en/babat/861467

Dear Facebook Management

I was surprised when you scanned the cover photo of my book below and darkened it because I mentioned on the cover some of the crimes committed by criminals against the Kurdish people, victims and peacekeepers throughout history.

Are you against the peaceful, oppressed peoples and the victims of international terrorism, because erasing the cover of my book shows that you are covering up the killers and international terrorism, as Turkish professor Ismail Beshekji said in his book "Kurdistan is an international colony".

I did not expect the Facebook administration to be with the killers and use their authority to darken victims and oppressed if they say we are victims of terrorism.

Facebook administration was supposed to defend the people especially the victims and the oppressed.

Even the British, US armies and international allied forces were able to eliminate one of these killers, whom I mentioned on my book cover, called Saddam Hussein in 1990, but why is Facebook still darkening up the crimes of the killers by erasing my book cover with names and pictures of Saddam Hussain's victims and others.

Let it be known that the Kurdish people did not respond to these crimes and took revenge at all even though they can do it but Kurdish heritage and civilization prevent Kurds from committing such inhumane crimes.

Let it be known to you that these murderers I mentioned came to Kurdistan and confessed their crimes against the Kurdish people. I did not mention assumptions or hypocrisy, but I mentioned historical events that actually took place.

I am not asking you to defend the victims, but please do not prevent the victims from expressing what they suffer from injustice and injustice.

Dear Facebook management please don't cover up the killers.
Greetings and respect to you from me and the Kurdish people

Jawad Mella

My Struggle for Kurdistan's Independence

The third part of "My autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's Independence" on page 136, my neighbor Hassan Aga Al-Zarki mentioned the following:

Hassan Aga Al Zarki was our neighbor in the alley next to my apartment and when I was between 12-15. I spent most of my time with our dear neighbors Esmat Brazi, Khalid Al-Zarshi, Qasi Al-Zarci and Badr Hamada and others. When we got out of school, we used to meet in the house of the Aga "Hassan Aga Al-Zarki" and for the friendship that connected me to his sons Badr and Marwan, where Badr was one year younger than me, and Marwan was one year older than me, their father Hassan Aga was one of the hard-working Kurdish singers, and it was not the Kalagoats who wear the most elegant clothes and sit in their hostel And turn them around who serve them.

I have never seen him in new and fancy clothes, a suit and a craft, not even a cloak like the clothes of the Agouths, but his clothes were similar to the clothes of workers and peasants, and when he reached his home in the Al-Kurd neighborhood of Damascus, riding his antique jeep without a hood, which makes him and his car wear them with a thick layer of dust.

His house was a big house with a large salon with luxurious sofas for sitting guests, and the salon had room for tens of guests, and on the side of his house, a door leading to another house, lived by his brother Ali Aga, and it had an independent external door, and it had a large room without chairs and sofas, but its floor was furnished to sleep guests coming from a far place... And in this room, my dear neighbors and I were spending good times for hours.

When the Syrian intelligence arrested me in 1967, I visited my friends to reassure them including Hassan Aga Badr and Marwan's sons, who were among my closest friends. Where I told their parents about what happened to me while I was with them, and if Bahsan Aga comes out of the hospitality salon and calls Ali.

I went to him and told me to sit down, and there was a gathering of Kurds and non-Kurds hosting him, and he told the attendees in his rough and johoury voice that the Syrian intelligence dogs fear young people like Jawad, who went out yesterday From the Syrian intelligence prison after being brutally tortured ...

And he continued his conversation with them, cursing the Syrian intelligence with the worst abuses ... Even if his words warmed my heart, it would lead him and everyone who heard him to jail, but Hassan Agha did not scold anyone.

Remembering his bravery when a group of Syrian Army officers overturned the separatist coup on 9 September 1961... His house that day was full of delegates congratulating the coup since the number one report was issued early in the morning of that day, followed by many reports about the arrest of Marshal Abdul Hakim Amer, Vice President Jamal Abdul Nasser and other reports about curfew and public guidelines...

In the afternoon, Report No. 9 was broadcast that says that the leaders of the coup are negotiating with Marshal Abdul Hakim Amer in order to continue unity between Syria and Egypt... Hassan Aga Al-Zarki shouted from in front of the hospitality salon, saying where is Abu Hussein Keiki?

Suddenly Abu Hussein said, what do you order Agha... Hassan Agha said, go now and call the people for a demonstration to support the coup... And I didn't know that summoning people has principles and arrangements, and Abu Hussein Keiki was in charge of summoning people, and I had a group of boys who walked behind Abu Husain to see the arrangements...

And the first thing Abu Hussein did was to go to his house in the alley next to the house of Aga ... And comes out of his house a large drum with a thick stick to beat the drum... Abu Hussein, whenever he reached one of the alleys, he would beat his drum several beats, and then he would shout out loud the name of the alley, and he would beat the drum and call the name of the colony again until all the inhabitants of the alley would hear it, and they come down and the alley.

Abu Husseiin would say to the alley that the Aga is asking you with your group to demonstrate support. for the coup ... And the colonel says, "Honor you and the Agha" ... Abu Hussein goes to other streets to do the same thing, and I, with dozens of boys, follow Abu Husseyn to see a scene that we have never seen before and will not be repeated afterwards either...

Meanwhile, Hassan Aga had called to the neighborhoods of Damascus in order to be an influential demonstration and indeed within an hour or more, Al-Zarki crawled from Al-Kurd neighborhood led by Hassan Aga Al-Zaraki towards the headquarters of the General Staff of the Syrian Army...

And on the way, the demonstrations of other neighborhoods were joining ours, and it was the largest demonstrations that joined the Kurd District Demonstration was the demonstration of the Maidan District, and it was led by Sheikh Hassan Habenka with his white beard that shows confidence and dignity, and when the demonstrations met, Hassan Aga Al-Zarki hugged with Sheikh Hassan Habenaka and they walked together, hand in hand.

I witnessed a group of Kurdish heroes surround the leaders of the demonstration to protect them and the heroes included Kurdish wrestler Mustafa Shekhani, Kurdish boxer Ismail Hanafi, and dozens of their students from Kurdish wrestlers and boxers.

It was not a few hours that Hassan Aga Al-Zarki's demonstration until report No. 10 was broadcast that told people that the coup had succeeded and Syria secession from Egypt was achieved, and Marshal Abdel-Hakim Amer was deported to Cairo...

Hassan Aga Al-Zarki had many heroic attitudes and his attitudes continued after Baath Party came to rule... The Syrian insurgent intelligence tried to seize him, but to no avail, Hassan Aga Cordia remained free as the Syrian regime did to harass him and confiscate his properties and agricultural lands. He worked in fish trade and formed broad trade relations with Gulf countries and Iraq.

Aga Hassan Al-Zarki had a strong figure, open-minded and influential in the Kurdish society and even the Damascus Syrian. He did not concede to the Syrian regime, but was a supporter of his internal and external politics, and he used to say it openly and did not fear anyone... So the Syrian Intelligence decided to dump him off...

When the Muslim Brotherhood Movement began to fight the Syrian regime with military operations in 1982, the Syrian intelligence took advantage of this chaos and sent someone to stab him with a knife while his exposed jeep was parked at a traffic light in the southern neighborhoods of Damascus... And in its effect, the difference of life... May God have mercy on Kurdish hero Hassan Aga Al-Zarki.

Consequently, his son Badr left Syria, while his son Marwan followed his father's path, where there was a miniature picture of his father, and when he called for the third Kurdistan National Congress in Paris in 1996, I sent invitations to attend the conference to all Kurdish parties leaders, including Abdullah Ocalan, the head of the PKK who sent a delegation represented by Marwan Al-Zarki and Omar Ossi as they participated in the proceedings of the 3rd Paris Congress...

After Abdullah Ocalan was expelled from Syria, arrested in Kenya and sent to Turkey in 1999, Marwan Al-Zarki became more than before in the face of the Syrian regime... When indicators of the explosion of the popular spring revolutions in the Middle East began and for fear of Marwan and his involvement in the revolution against the Syrian regime, the Syrian regime launched an intelligence operation and assassinated the Aga Marwan in 2009. Because Agha Marwan Abu Tariq has many characteristics of his father, may God have mercy on him, for example:

A. At the time of study he would call students to strike and participate in demonstrations on every occasion and he would lead any Kurdish and non-Kurdish mass movement.

B. In 1986, when the Syrian intelligence prevented the Kurdish people from celebrating the Eid of Nowruz, they raised the slogan, "We want Nowruz", and walked towards the Republican Palace, where Al-Assad, the president of the republic, immediately gathered the celebrators of Nowruz and formed a spontaneous demonstration behind Aga Marwan, which resulted in some casualties, except the Kurdish people since that year. He is celebrating Eid Nowruz without blocking Syrian intelligence.

C. The office of the Aga Marwan Abu Tariq was a center for gathering the Kurds from all directions and I was frequenting his office until I left Syria, where I met many of his visitors there, including Colonel Fouad Mulatli and Abu Rashid Al-Zarki. May Allah have mercy on them all and dwell them in His vast gardens. Links to my books, including the third part, where Hassan Aga Al-Zarki mentioned:

1. The minerals of Kurdistan independence: Sykes-Bico Agreement 1916, the Treaty of Lausanne 1923 and the Tehran Conference 1943.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202305021 ... 100&lng=11

2. The deceived and Kurdish fighters through my writings and their writings.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202306111 ... 875&lng=11

3. Greats of the Kurdish nation as I knew them. Between 1946-1988.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 114&lng=11

4. Kurdistan's independence struggle exposes occupation agents. Between 1989 - 2000.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 115&lng=11

5. My struggle for justice not to die in Kurdistan. Between 2001-2008.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 116&lng=11

6. My project for the independence of south and west Kurdistan. Between 2009-2013.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 117&lng=11

7. When will the killing of the Kurds and gang rape of Kurdistan end? In between 2014-2023.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 118&lng=11

My dears, greetings to all of you
Jawad Mella

For the sake of knowing the truth, freedom and justice I wrote my autobiography and my struggle for the independence of Kurdistan

Although it is a process related to the past, but at the same time it strongly indicates our present and future lives as well because the past is not a deaf block but it is an expression of feelings, memories, pains and events that have not been resolved which leads to safety and security and stability for our Kurdish people.

Feelings and memories were forced to follow us in the present and the future, and perhaps you will find a solution and achieve unfulfilled freedom and justice, and with the knowledge of the truth mentioned in the parts of the book, especially in the first and second parts, we will find together the way of freedom for our Kurdish people and independence for our holy homeland Kurdistan.

My book autobiography is not only a book but it is a circle of knowledge about Kurdistan's independence, it has five thousand pages, about a million words, 1655 documents and pictures distributed in seven parts, and each part of it is an introduction from a Kurdish and another introduction from those who believe in Kurdistan's Independence from other peoples.

I have welcomed everyone who is in solidarity with the issue of Kurdistan's Independence from the left, the right, the Muslims, the Yazidis, the artists, the academics and the hard-working, because today we are not in the face of political and ideological competition, but we are in the face of the Kurdistan National Liberation, which needs all streams, including:

1. Dear Professors Jamal Nabaz and Farhad Abdel Qader, you wrote the introduction of the first part.

2. Dears Mir Akrawi and Ali Muhammad Saleh Gabori... Introduction books part two

3. My dear Hawri Bakhwan, Azad Miran and Youssef Nasro... They wrote to introduce part 3

4. Dear Broska Ibrahim, his wife Armgard Ibrahim and Khalid Rashid wrote the introduction of the fourth part

5. Dear Goran Nawzad Ali and Fathi Ben Khalifa... Introduction of the fifth part

6. Dear Goran Jandan and Dr. Khalil Jandi. Introduction books, part six

7. Dear Professor D. Ismail Bashikji Introduction Part Seven

I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the dear ones above for writing wonderful and beautiful submissions to my book, which I found great solidarity with the issue of Kurdistan Independence.

Their writings sang about the issue of Kurdish Independence, my struggle, and I thank in advance to all those who want to submit their writings also to the issue of Kurdish Independence.

You can find my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's Independence in seven parts with another collection of my books on the following link to the online page of Kurdipedia, one of the websites that hosts my books, and when the regulation is complete I will publish them all:

https://www.kurdipedia.org/default.aspx?lng=11...

How to read books and download them to the computer Click on the link above you will find the first page of my publications (the numbers of the pages are at the top of the electronic Kurdpedia page) and on the first page there are three parts of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's Independence and the rest of the parts are on the second and third pages and not on the same page because it's done Record them in alphabetical order.

When you see the cover photo of the book you want to read, click on (the name of the book, not the cover photo), a new page about the book will open for you, containing the following sentence: (Read/Download) Click on Read/Download the book and a new page will appear with the whole book.

Here is the first electronic edition of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence and the links of the seven parts in Arabic and will soon be in English, Persian, Turkish and Kurdish:

1. The minerals of Kurdistan independence: Sykes-Bico Agreement 1916, the Treaty of Lausanne 1923 and the Tehran Conference 1943.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202305021 ... 100&lng=11

2. The deceived and Kurdish fighters through my writings and their writings.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202306111 ... 875&lng=11

3. Greats of the Kurdish nation as I knew them. Between 1946-1988.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 114&lng=11

4. Kurdistan's independence struggle exposes occupation agents. Between 1989 - 2000.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 115&lng=11

5. My struggle for justice not to die in Kurdistan. Between 2001-2008.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 116&lng=11

6. My project for the independence of south and west Kurdistan. Between 2009-2013.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 117&lng=11

7. When will the killing of the Kurds and gang rape of Kurdistan end? In between 2014-2023.
https://www.kurdipedia.org/?q=202409081 ... 118&lng=11

My Dear Friends

After making millions of victims, South Kurdistan got a government, parliament and armed forces, but the Kurdish people before the great sacrifices they made, they had Iraqi identity, and after the great sacrifices they still have Iraqi identity.

Is there anyone who asks: why were these sacrifices that were enough to have Kurdish Identity It's a membership identity in the United Nations, but with great regret that the Kurdish people moved from Iraqi identity holder before the sacrifices to Iraqi identity holder after the sacrifices?

The answer is in the first part of the book

Kurdish party leaders and those who are in their astrology are the most hostile to the Kurds and Kurdistan, and they are the most dangerous because they speak Kurdish, the language that the Kurdish people love and everyone who speaks it, and they write and fight for the Kurds in a lie while in fact they are in full coordination among themselves and the enemy that not

They are asking Kurdish people out of the borders drawn by enemies since Sykes Biko agreement until today.
In the time of dictatorship the Kurdish people are exterminated and in the time of democracy and federalism the Kurdish people are still being exterminated in Chengal and to date more than 3000 women and girls spaya no one knows their fate, and in the times of Kurdish parties, governments and armies Kirkuk was also occupied and they withdrew from it without firing a single bullet and others Similar disasters.

In the first part of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan independence, I wrote 255 missions of Kurdish party leaders and here is one of them:

Certain Kurdish party leaders are working to tame the Peshmerga heroes to withdraw and accept the defeat that the Peshmarga had never known before. The Kurdish party leaders, the Peshmerka heroes, ordered the withdrawal of Chengal, Kirkuk, and Afrin, and previously Kurdish party leaders ceded Aleppo, Mosul, Khanqin, Diyali, Izaz, and Bab and Mount Kurds in northern Latakia on the coast of the Mediterranean.

Other withdrawals and concessions in order to satisfy the enemy's parties and their offices remain open in the capitals of the countries occupied by Kurdistan with us and dedication to normalize the Kurdish people in accepting coexistence with the countries occupied Kurdistan that decided, planned and executed in advance to exterminate, kill and displace the Kurdish people by all means. And still is.

In the world when a national revolution is being liberated for any people the enemies rush to organize an anti-revolution to abort the real revolution but in Kurdistan, the anti-revolution took place before the real revolution that demands the Independence of Kurdistan and the anti-Revolution is still praying, walking around and fighting everyone who seeks to establish the real Kurdistan revolution which aims to establish the Kurdish state and I explained this in my book especially in the first part of it.

The conspiracy against the Kurdish people is very big... Where they deceived the whole Kurdish people including you and I for more than a hundred years and the rope on the tractor ie maybe the deceit will continue for another hundred years...

While there are people like Vietnamese and Algerians who fought the strongest armies in the world, but after ten years they were freed because they did not allow anyone to deceive them.

In the second part: my words and answers to the questions of free nationals and also answered the questions of the enemies of Kurdistan's Independence, which are ready answers for everyone who has such treacherous questions in the future.

The seven parts of my book show the Kurdish people on the way to freedom and independence, and every part in terms of struggle, I have recorded the events that I have done according to their chronological sequence of the day, month and year, leave it a historical document for generations.

Maybe Kurdish Genghiz Khan will appear to return the water to its drains to reward the nationalist, punish the traitor, and lead the 50 million Cordy to safety and the earth quakes at the enemy's feet wherever and wherever.

Please give your opinion and any suggestions you see are appropriate, especially from those who have participated in some of the events.

If you like this introduction to my book, please read the first part: especially the missions of Kurdish party leaders, disgraceful spy officers, and the Tehran Conference of 1943, which is no less a crime against the Kurdish people than the Treaty of Lausanne of 1923.

Thus, what Kurdish revolutions and parties have done during the last century, they are carrying out the conspiracies of the enemies with super intelligence and full awareness of what they are doing for the oppressed Kurdish people to this day.

Some, Kurdish party leaders don't need to be directed or criticized because they are doing a mission assigned to them by the enemies and they accepted it.

As I wrote in the first part of my books, the alternative plan and a road map for the achievement of the Kurdish people, the Independence of Kurdistan and other important issues.

Dear all, I ask you to send this application to your friends and to the media and join me in spreading the voice of Kurdish people's freedom and Independence of Kurdistan so that Kurdish people will not remain deceived for another hundred years,

Although I know very well that the task is very difficult to tell someone or any people that you are Tricked.

But no matter how much the haters hate, the State of Kurdistan is coming, no doubt.

My regards and my appreciation to

Bruska Ibrahim Jemal Nebez Linda Mahiaddin Veman Lineva

Dear participants greetings to all of you

I am pleased to present to you the fourth part of the fourth episode of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence, entitled:

Greats of the Kurdish Nation: General Mustafa Barzani

I hope you will be satisfied and with many thanks to you and the online page Kurd Online Struggle, which publishes episodes of the most important topics and events reported in my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's Independence.

The following is the fourth part of the fourth episode titled: The Greats of the Kurdish Nation: General Mustafa Barzani

You can find it at the following link:
https://kurd.ws/?p=58562

Kurd Online Veman Lineva Bruska Ibrahim Jemal Nebez Linda Mahiaddin Shara Kamil Zheer

Dr. Jawad Mella

Greetings to all of you
Dr. Jawad Mella

I am pleased to present you the fifth episode of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence, entitled:

We're fighting to overthrow the Syrian regime

1. Hundreds of demonstrations were organized against the Syrian regime, the dictatorship of the Al-Assadi family and the Baath party.

2. Hundreds of television, radio, journalism, and several languages interviews were held against the Syrian regime.

3. Hundreds of conferences, mass meetings and meetings with world political figures.

4. Hundreds of books and articles have been written and published dozens of newspapers and magazines.

I hope you will be satisfied with my work.

With many thanks to you and the online page Kurd Online Struggle, which publishes episodes of the most important topics and events reported in my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence

Here is the fifth episode titled: "My struggle to overthrow the Syrian regime" you can find it at the following link:

https://kurd.ws/?p=59384

Dear participants greetings to all of you
Dr Jawad Mella

I am pleased to present you the sixth episode of my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's independence, entitled: "Conspiracies of regional and international countries on the Kurdish people"

I hope you will be satisfied and with many thanks to you and the online page Kurd Online Struggle, which publishes episodes of the most important topics and events reported in my autobiography and my struggle for Kurdistan's Independence.

Here is the sixth episode titled: "Conspiracies of Regional and International Countries on the Kurdish People"

You can find it at the following link:
https://kurd.ws/?p=59824