In
high school in Turkey I had a number of Kurdish friends who told me a lot
about Kurdistan. |
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We
exchanged books and information. I discovered that we were a separate
people with our own history. |
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When I
was 18, I was the last to join my family in The Netherlands. The first year
here was terrible. It just rained and rained, and what's more, I had had
to leave all my friends behind. |
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Here, however,
I have a chance to further investigate my roots. I have also resolved to
learn my own language thoroughly. |
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Nêçîrvan,
now living in the Netherlands, visits the wedding of his cousin Cemil
and his wife Trkan, Aksaray/Turkey, 1992 |
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