Harvest of History - Cultural Scenes of the Kurdish Revolution

This book is number 7 of the book series (60 anniversary of the Aylul Revolution (1961-1975)), consisting of an introduction, five chapters, and an appendix.

In general, this book discusses the Kurdish national cultural movement during the Kurdish revolution. The first chapter discusses history from several different angles, as the revolution is an academic historical task, Bedirxan, Zaza, and Vanly's connection to the Kurdistan of Iraq, external and internal debates, along with three Kurdish intellectual figures and their connection to Aylul Revolution and overcoming obstacles regarding the Kurdish movement.

The second chapter discusses the memoirs of Kamuran Bedirxan in the memoirs of Joyce Blau, the structure of the Kurdish nation and the role of its intellectuals between the years 189-1938 written by Keith Hitchins, displaced students and their activities in Europe and their connection to Europe between the years 1958-1975 written by Jordi Tejel Gorgas, and the characteristics of women in Joyce Blau's books regarding the Kurds in the modern era.

The third chapter discusses the opinions of intellectuals regarding Joyce Blau's connection to the Kurds.

The fourth chapter discusses Kurdish literature and language in the writings of Joyce Blau, the interview of academic researcher Clemence Scalbert-Yücel and Sidkhan Kurij with Joyce Blau regarding the Kurdish nation, identity, and language, the interview of Wajdi Arbay with French researcher Clemence Scalbert-Yücel regarding Kurdish literature and language, and Kurmanji literature and language in Turkey as resistance literature written by Clemence Scalbert-Yücel.