Books: Kurds and kurdistan




Kurds and Kurdistan

the book (the kurds and kurdistan ) written by the writer Arshak Safrastian
the book reviews the ancient and modern history of the kurds
the author of the book is Armenians and he was living in north kurdistan 



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