Ezman'ın "Re" albümünde yer alan "Gulamin Sivat" eserine çekilen video klip. Yönetmen Serdar Narin.

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23 Ekim 1998 tarihinde Van'in Çatak ilçesi kirsalinda Türk ordu güçleri tarafindan 24 arkadasi ile beraber katledilen Alman PKK gerillasi Andrea Wolf (Ronahi), Hamburg'da düzenlenen bir etkinlikle anildi.

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www.dengemed.me / www.dengemed.net Zîndi Kurd FM internet Radyo, Chat, Forum

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October 2006
As the possibility of a Turkish invasion of Northern Iraq increases, we offer you an exclusive report filmed inside an Iraqi-based PKK base. Includes footage of PKK fighters training.

There are believed to be thousands of PKK fighters living in these remote mountains on the Iraqi side of the Turkish border. "I left my gun and went to Europe, to lobby for a peaceful solution. But our voices are ignored", complains one member. Many of the fighters here lived in Europe as refugees, before returning to join the PKK.

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June 1998
Documentary on the PKK training camps Syria used to host. It includes an interview with the PKK leader Abdullah Oscalan, now in prison in Turkey.

Produced by ABC Australia
Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

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Al Jazeera's correspondent Hoda Abdel-Hamid reports from the mountains of Northern Iraq as Turkey's parliament weighs authorising a military incursion into northern Iraq to fight Kurdish rebels. Cabinet members are due to vote on the proposal in a few hours. Ankara is under pressure from the United States and Iraq not to launch a cross-border offensive against the PKK. In an exclusive interview with Al Jazeera, the PKK's leader says they don't want to fight, but will respond to any military action. Abdel-Hamid reports: We drove six hours up to Mount Qandil to meet with the PKK leader Murat Karayilan. The Turkish government is threatening cross border operations to rid him and his fighters from their base in Mount Qandil. It says that from here they plan and support attacks on Turkish soil. Murat Karayilan says that as long as Kurds in Turkey are not given their rights they will continue their struggle.

"Its not true that we are crossing the border. We have fighters everywhere, even on the border, its not necessary to send any from here," he says. "How can we send them from here to the Black sea its too far. They are not telling the truth, Turkey's aim is to attack Iraqi Kurds."

So Turkey has a point when it says there are fighters to go from here into southern Turkey?

A: Yes, Turkey might very well attack. Its real aim is to put pressure on Iraqi Kurdistan. But its doing this now, because of the bill on the Armenian genocide. They are putting pressure on the US to gain something from them.

Now Turkey says that through these mountains, you smuggle weapons into Turkey?

A: It's not so difficult to buy arms here, you can also buy them, in particular modern weapons, in Istanbul. If you have money, you can buy them anywhere. Turkey is using this as an argument for attacking Iraq. Turkey is trying to prevent us from getting a political solution and continues to deny the rights of the Kurds in Turkey. In Iraq, the head of the state is a Kurd and Turkey doesn't recognise Kurdish leaders. They have a problem with Kurds.

The Iraqi government for the first time labelled the PKK as a terrorist organisation, they clearly said publicly that they are going to chase you from these mountains?

A: I think Turkey is going to put more pressure on the Kurds but we are open for solutions, but if Turkey is going to use violence against our movement, our leader and our people then we will respond. It seems that Turkey is preparing for an attack, that means we have to resist.

Now, the PKK leader also said that there had been no direct contact between him and the govt in Baghdad after the visit of PM Maliki in Ankara where he signed a memorandum of understanding where he pledged to rid these mountains of PKK fighters.

With such a resolve, Kurds living near the Iraqi-Turkey border can only expect more trouble ahead. Neither the PKK, nor Turkey seem to have found a starting point for negotiations that could lead to a peaceful settlement.

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The contributions of the Sumerians, Semites, Babylonians and Assyrians are depicted against authentic locales, including the cities of Babylon, Ur and Nineveh. A Coronet release. 9 minutes, color.

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Mesopotamia, or 'the country between two rivers', is the oldest civilisation to have flourished at the confluence of two rivers: the Tigris and the Euphrates. The Mesopotamians included various peoples, the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Akkadians, who coexisted and succeeded one another, mixing and inter-relating in a Near East with a wide range of racial facets. These different peoples, who once lived along the banks of the two rivers, have left behind an archaeological heritage of inestimable value.How did they flourish in such a hostile environment? Where did their wealth come from? And how did this perfectly structured civilisation finally fade and disappear for ever?

This popular series gives new insights into some of the most influential civilisations to shape the world as we know it. To understand where we are now, it might help to understand where we have been.

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Mesopotamia, or 'the country between two rivers', is the oldest civilisation to have flourished at the confluence of two rivers: the Tigris and the Euphrates. The Mesopotamians included various peoples, the Sumerians, the Babylonians, the Akkadians, who coexisted and succeeded one another, mixing and inter-relating in a Near East with a wide range of racial facets. These different peoples, who once lived along the banks of the two rivers, have left behind an archaeological heritage of inestimable value.How did they flourish in such a hostile environment? Where did their wealth come from? And how did this perfectly structured civilisation finally fade and disappear for ever?

This popular series gives new insights into some of the most influential civilisations to shape the world as we know it. To understand where we are now, it might help to understand where we have been.

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