The Kurd in British Documents

This book is a collection and translation of a group of documents that are about the revolution and struggle of the Kurd between the years (1909-1945), most of which were exchanged in the form of reports and letters between British authorities.

The documents are organized by subject, consisting of an introduction and the documents in Arabic. The subject of the documents includes the movement of Sheikh Abdulsalam Barzani in 1914, Sheikh Ahmed Barzani and the Kurdistan Support Society, Mustafa Barzani and Nuri Said, the situation of Kurdistan in 1929, Bakr Sidqi and the Kurd and minorities in Iraq, the Scientific Society and its role in the Kurd national movement, the autonomy project of Mustafa Kemal Pasha for the Kurdistan of Turkey in 1922, Mala Gawra and the English, the relationship between the Kurd and Nazi Germany, the Kurd and the Rashid Ali al-Gaylani movement in 1941, the movement of Sheikh Said the Hafid in 1909, the role of the Xoybûn Society in the national movement, Simko Shikak and Mustafa Pasha and Mar Shimun, the text of the letter of Mustafa Pasha to his son, and Sheikh Mahmud and Simko Shikak.