Nov 24, 2022 · This book strongly opposes the conventional understandings of the ancient history of Mesopotamia and Anatolia. It evidences that the key to understanding that history, is the Kurds, the Indigenous people of “the cradle of mankind”.

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Dec 11, 2022 · This book strongly opposes the conventional understandings of the ancient history of Mesopotamia and Anatolia. It evidences that the key to understanding that history, is the Kurds, the Indigenous people of “the cradle of mankind”.

This book is an attempt to correct the bias and place the study of Kurdistan in its proper context. Watch an interview with Soran Hamarash, conducted by the Washington Kurdish Institute, here.

Apr 6, 2023 · The Washington Kurdish Institute (WKI) hosted Soran Hamarash, the author of The Lost and Untold History of the Kurds: Rediscovering the Beginning of the Western Civilization and the Origin of the Indo-European Languages.

May 31, 2023 · Soran Hamarash’s groundbreaking book has far-reaching implications for both academia and society at large. By shining a light on the lost and untold history of the Kurds, he calls for a revision of historical perspectives and a more inclusive approach to …

Feb 6, 2024 · "The Lost and Untold History of the Kurds" is the latest work of Dr. Soran Hama Rash that has been discussed in social media for some time. Mariwan Literary Cultural Center organized a critical conference for the book, which was introduced by Saleh Habibi as the speaker. Dr. Afrasiab Jamali also evaluated aspects of the book as a critic.

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May 2, 2024 · Appeals to 'need' are everywhere. This seminal volume introduces the concept as a vital component in the business of living. Soran Reader (1963-2012) was Reader in Philosophy at Durham University. She was the author of Needs and Moral Necessity (2007).

The Kurdish Exile Association is launching a new Kurdish book titled "Who Are the Kurds?" by author Soran Hamarash. The book attempts to trace the origins and history of the Kurdish people and their language from ancient civilizations to the 10th century AD.