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Southeastern Turkey (Kurdistan) 2008

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Uploaded by on Aug 3, 2008

I traveled to southeastern Turkey by myself for 10 days.
Ankara - Van - Hakkari - Mardin - Sanliurfa - Goreme.

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  • Hello,

    Kurdistan ist not a country its a region in Iraq and South Turkey not COUNTRY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    LOOK IN WIKIPEDIA

  • I didn't say it was a country. It is, however, a nation.

  • You may be referring to Alan's comment. Alan probably knows that Kurdistan isn't an actual 'country'. In the english language, the word "country" can be used to mean simply a piece of land, whether or not it is tied to a national identity. Look in a dictionary.

  • Kurdistan ich glaube es geht los das ist immernoch türkei okey

  • Well most of the people in these places, save Ankara and Cappadocia, spoke Kurdish and were Kurdish. I consider it Kurdistan.

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  • southeastern turkey (mardin midyat turabdin hakkari etc) belongs historically to us assyrians (asuris) kurdish gypsies can go back to iran where they migrated from

  • kurdistan best land

  • what are the women like ?

  • Kurdistan it is a beautiful country, i love Kurdish people they are the best, I was in south Kurdistan they call it the other Iraq it is a best place in middle east, it was very safe for the Americans.

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