The Emergence of Kurdish Nationalism and the Sheikh Said Rebellion, 1880–1925

Abstract

Preface Acknowledgments Note on Spelling and Names Introduction by William F. Tucker 1. The Emergence of Kurdish Nationalism: Sheikh Ubaydallah and the Kurdish League 2. Kurdish Nationalism: From Sevres to Said 3. The Second Time Around: British Policy toward the Kurds from Mudros to Lausanne 4. Mobilization for Rebellion: From Beyt ebab to Piran 5. The Rebellion and Its Aftermath 6. The International Aspects of the Sheikh Said Rebellion Conclusion Appendixes I. British and Turkish Army Officer Equivalents and Abbreviations II. Draft Law for a Proposed Autonomy of Kurdistan as Debated in the Grand National Assembly on 10 February 1922 III. Azadi Membership as of September 1924 IV. List of Kurdish Officers Who Deserted after the Mutiny of Beyt ebab V. Intercepted Letter from Turkish Intelligence Meant to Implicate Ihsan Nuri as a Spy VI. Colonel (Miralay) Ozdemir's Proclamations to the Kurdish Tribes VII. Selected List of Turkish Officers in the Eastern Provinces in April 1925 VIII. Diary of Events at Mezreh [Mamouret-el-Aziz], 23 March to 15 April Notes Bibliography Index

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