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• Chaldean people
  ...fal Campaign]] of [[Saddam Hussein]],<ref>{{ }}</ref> and [[Kurdish people|Kurdish]] nationalist policies in northern Iraq. ...lamic extremists]] and [[Arab nationalism|Arab]] and [[Kurdish nationalism|Kurdish]] nationalists. Of the one million or more Iraqis reported by the [[United
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• Şanlıurfa Province
  .../books.google.com/books?id=yXWl40KJfKEC&pg=PA167&dq=Kars+(about+20+percent+Kurdish)&hl=en&sa=X&ei=DY5DU7jKJ4qc2QXYhYCACQ&ved=0CDgQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=Kars%20(a ...ct clan votes, but this is complicated by polemics of the definitions of a Kurdish and a distinct Zaza identity. Several clans opposed the [[Kurdistan Workers
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• Chaldean diaspora
  ...people|Turkish]] [[Ottoman Empire]], together with allied [[Kurdish people|Kurdish]], [[Iranian peoples|Iranian]] and [[Arab]] tribes. The emigration of Chald ...an Orthodox Church, some to the Chaldean Catholic Church. Their three main settlements are in Brussels (municipalities of [[Saint-Josse-ten-Noode]] - where they'v
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• Chaldean genocide
  ...s = Sultan [[Abdulhamid II]], [[Young Turks|Young Turk]] government, Kurdish tribes<ref>{{cite book|last=Hovanissian|first=Richard G.|title=The Armenian ...]]) army, together with other armed and allied Muslim peoples, including [[Kurdish people|Kurds]], [[Chechens]] and [[Circassians]], between 1914 and 1920, wi
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• Armash, Iraq
  '''Armash''' (or '''Harmashi''' in [[Kurdish language|Kurdish]]) ({{lang-syr|ܥܪܡܫ}}) is an [[Chaldean people|Chaldean]] village in [ After the Kurdish uprising of 1991, the majority of the families came back to the village whe
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• Hakkâri
  ...s settled were leased directly by the government, while others belonged to Kurdish landlords who had the right to evict them at any time.<ref name="Stafford53 *[[Assyrian settlements]]
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• Yüksekova
  ...sekova''' ({{lang-ku|Gewer}}; [[Syriac language|Syriac]]: ''Gawar''), is a Kurdish city and formerly known as '''Gever''' (not Gawar or Gavur), is a district ...about a hundred families were in Gawar after the [[Massacres of Badr Khan|Kurdish massacre]] of [[Bedr Khan Beg]]. [[Justin Perkins]] (1805-1869) described t
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• Diyarbakır
  ...78-605-87650-0-9, 235 pages, a very interesting tourist guide published in Kurdish by the city council in Diyarbakır (Şaredariya Bajarê Mezin a Amedê).</r
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• Khalifan, Erbil
  '''Khalifan''' ([[Kurdish language|Kurdish]]: خەلیفان), is a town located in [[Iraq]]'s [[Arbil Province]] near [[Category:Assyrian settlements]]
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• Urmia
  ...itannica Encyclopaedia" /> who live alongside Christians, [[Kurdish people|Kurdish]],<ref name="Looklex Encyclopaedia" /><ref name="Britannica Encyclopaedia" * [[Amir Khan Lepzerin]] (17th cent.) - [[Kurdish people|Kurdish]] leader
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• Mazıdağı
  ...migration of the local [[Assyrian/Syriac]] people. Prior to this, nomadic Kurdish tribes inhabited the surrounding mountains. Many Kurdish inhabitants moved to the provinces centre such as Diyarbekir, Mardin and Ba
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• Derik, Turkey
  [[Category:Kurdish settlements]] [[Category:Assyrian settlements]]
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• Al-Qahtaniyah, al-Hasakah Governorate
  [[Category:Kurdish settlements]] [[Category:Assyrian settlements]]
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• Amadiya
  ...tegrated community of Christian [[Chaldean people|Chaldeans]] and Muslim [[Kurdish people|Kurds]] that share the city and local social events. ...ilitary presence within the town, despite being deep within the Autonomous Kurdish region of Iraq. The town is {{convert|1100|yd|m}} long and {{convert|550|yd
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• Sandur, Iraq
  ...yrian]] village, it later became an agricultural settlement inhabited by [[Kurdish Jews]]. ...d the atmosphere disturbed by the "unfriendly attitude of the neighbouring Kurdish villages." He claimed the Jews could not even sell their land, as the Kurds
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• Zakho
  |native_name = [[Kurdish language|Kurdish]]: {{lang|ckb|Zaxo}} ...in a Roman victory. Another version maintains that the name comes from the Kurdish words "Zey- Khowin" ("river of blood"), possibly referring to the same batt
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• Avzrog
  ...n village. The [[Armenians|Armenian]] inhabitants speak [[Kurdish language|Kurdish]] rather than [[Armenian language|Armenian]] whilst the [[Assyrian people|A The name of the village comes from the [[Kurdish language]]; ''av'' means water and ''zrog'' - yellow.
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• Assur
  ...r}}''; {{lang-ar|آشور}} / [[ALA-LC]]: ''Āshūr; ''[[Kurdish languages|Kurdish]]:'' Asûr''), also known as '''Ashur''', '''Qal'at Sherqat''' and '''Kalah [[Category:Chaldean settlements]]
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• Harir
  ...[[Darbandokeh]]. Today, however, the population is mostly [[Kurdish people|Kurdish]]. *[[List of Assyrian settlements]]
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• Araden
  ...es = [[Neo-Aramaic Languages|Neo-Aramaic]], [[Arabic]], [[Kurdish language|Kurdish]] ...village of Einishk lies a few miles to the east, and the [[Iraqi Kurdistan|Kurdish]] village of Bamerne is to the west, [[Sarsing]] can be seen to the south.
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