28 Days to Aras

This book is the true story and account of five hundred heroic fighters who, under the command of General Mustafa Barzani, seventy-nine years ago, took the difficult and magical path of the border of three countries, walked on foot, passed through the attacks of the Turkish, Arab, and Persian armies, and brought the voice of their oppressed and suffering nation to the Soviet Union and the outside world. The book presents the events moment by moment and day by day of the journey, good information about a large part of the Kurdish tribes on the way, an atlas of the hills, valleys, and peaks of those regions that the Barzan army passed through, the humanitarianism, equality, justice, the relationship of comradeship between the commander and the fighters, and the protection of Life and the animal-friendly spirit of Barzani and his companions..