پان کردیسم، کردها ۱۰۰ ساله دنبال یه کشورن؛ چرا مستقل نشدن؟

کردها صد سال وعده شنیدن و هر بار رها شدن؛ ماجرای آرزوی کشور مستقل چیه؟ پان‌ترکیسم، نقشه شوم ترک های افراطی برای منطقه ؟    • پان‌ترکیسم، نقشه شوم ترک های افراطی برای م...   ------------- This video explores Pan-Kurdism, the nationalist idea that all Kurds should unite in one independent state. It argues Kurds are an Iranian people, linked to the ancient Medes, with a language closely related to Persian. After the Ottoman collapse, Britain promised the Kurds a state in return for their support, and the 1920 Treaty of Sèvres hinted at autonomy. But Atatürk's victories led to the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, which never mentioned the Kurds, leaving most of them in Turkey, where they faced forced assimilation and repeated crackdowns. In Iraq, Britain stalled Kurdish hopes while backing Baghdad. Over the decades, Kurds allied with the Soviets, Israel, the Shah and the US, but were dropped each time, most bitterly in the 1975 Algiers Agreement. After the Gulf War, Iraqi Kurdistan gained autonomy, but the 2017 independence referendum was blocked. The narrator concludes that Kurds were repeatedly used and abandoned by outside powers, and presents Iran as their true home. (About 980 characters, matching the narrator's viewpoint. The text's final claim is his interpretation, not a settled fact.) —----------