The Kurdish Students Association in Europe (Kurdistan Embassy in Exile) 1949-1975

The book The Kurdish Students Association in Europe (Kurdistan Embassy in Exile) between the years (1949-1975), which was originally two parts, has been translated from Arabic into Kurdish, and consists of a preface, an introduction, and six parts.

The first part of this book contains a brief history of the world student movement and the Kurdistan Students movement, and also the details of all seventeen Congresses of the Kurdish Students Association in Europe are presented.

The second part discusses the intellectual and political structure of the Association and its goals, the Association's Activity in the field of globalizing the Kurdish issue, the Association's Activity in Eastern European Countrys, the role of women in the Association and Kurdish relationship, the Association's relationship with world student organizations and financial aid for studies, the stance of the occupying regimes of Kurdistan towards the Association and its activities, the stance of the Communist parties towards the Association, the Association's conflicts and their split, and some comedic stances and happy stories of the Association.

The third part is dedicated to discussing the branches of the Kurdish Students Association in Eastern and Western European Countrys such as, the branch of Britain, Austria, West Germany, Istanbul, East Germany, the former Soviet Union, West Berlin, the former Czechoslovakia, Poland, the former Yugoslavia, Sweden, Romania, France, Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.

The fifth part discusses the biographies of a number of activists of this Association.

The sixth part of this work contains several documents of the Association and the photos.