Is northeastern Anatolya part of Armenia, and southeastern Anatolya part of Kurdistan?

Show all answers

atrak

first : reported ( as usual )
second .. come and claim, If u can.

cya troll

Slick Rick

You need to check up on some accurate historic events or at least a map drawn within the last 40 years.

arzu o

Anadolu in turkish, Anatolia in english or spanish...
Very bad spelling....Again as usual..

Keyser

I thought we were friends Allan?

ADD

'technically turks are mongols and kurds dont have a country
and im not wrong because i take ap classes on this subject'

I worry if thats the education you are getting,and i worry even more if you believe it.

TEAL'C

Yes, this is true in your dreams...

Fahri ozkul

since 1071 A.D , the whole anatolia have been owned by TURKS.

zoruna gitmesin cnm :)

â™¥BarÄ±ÅŸ Awarenessâ™¥

I do not know about Kurdistan,
but yes, eastern Anatolia was once part
of Armenia, it was taken from them
in 1923 by turkish armies, and
through manipulation, and slaughter
they were able to gain control of this
land, fairly? Absolutely not! Armenians
were recovering from genocide and just
wasn't able to do much about it.

Mitanni

Southeastern Anatolia = Land of Karda => Corduene=> Kurdistan.

droeohanian

i am not going to answer for the kurds. but, i am not going to talk about cyprus because, it does not involve me. but, yes that entire east of turkey is armenian. espically, mount uratu (ararat) . are ancestors are the urartians by evidence, of our ethnogenesis and our language was compared with urartian language charts and found to be very similar. and urartu is mount ararat' real name. after ww1 turkey started the armenian-turkish war and nuiri pasha the commander took mount urartu and western armenian highlands after the soviets took armenia the soviets signed a treaty with turkey,azerbaijan,georgia,france,and england to give away armenian land to these countries without armenian permission and the armenian also, never signed or agreed and the soviets by force took it away they gave artsakh (karabakh) to azerbaijan after changing artsakh's name to karabakh. gave nakhichvan to azerbaijan as a de facto then gave jakheviti to georgia then mount urartu and western armenian highlands to turkey. and this was called the treaty of kars.

Emily S

i'd like to correct the person way above who said kurds don't have a country.

kurds DO have a country.
the iraqi kurds have iraq and the Turkish kurds have turkey.

JokerTheFool

Hey Alan,

Do you know what a map is?
Do you have one? (Probably not)
I recommend you to get a map, it is sold in bookstores which seems you never visit any.
When you have the map, believe me that it will be much easier for you to see which country is where, what countries in the world exist, etc. You will have a lot answers to your idiotic questions easily.

Hope

No such thing as kurdistan, everyone with half a brain knows that Northern Iraq is Assyrian land. No such thing as a Kurdistan in history. It is Assyrian land, it is Assyria.

The truth will come out!

CuriousThing

there is no kurdistan...thats wilsonian armenia
technically turks are mongols and kurds dont have a country
and im not wrong because i take ap classes on this subject

email me if you wont more details

Enter Your Message or Comment

User Name:
User Email:
Post a comment: