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1811 - 1820 of 1952

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1951

The Kurds and the Russians

Document describes the development of the Kurdish nationalist movement in northern Syria and its links to the Soviet Union and Communist Party.

1950

The Communist Party and the Kurds

Information on the relationship between Syrian communist party and the Kurdish communist party, which according to CP communications is seen as a branch of the Syrian communist party.

1949

The Kurds and the Russians

Document describes a meeting between a Russian official and an unnamed Kurdish man who is a Kurdish nationalist. They exchange information on 'army secrets.'

1951

Kurdish Groupings

Describes the political alliances of various Kurdish groups, with information on the left-wing alliance between the Kurdish communist party and other major Kurdish parties.

1951

Kurdish Parties and Societies

Document describes several Kurdish political parties including the Kurdish communists. Describes their political goals, their leadership, and their influence.

1955

The Kurds in Northern Syria

Describes Kurdish involvement in Communist groups in al-Jazeera. Includes a list of Communists in Bell Salor.

August 16, 1955

Mustapha al Barazani's Activities

Document describes communication from Mustafa al-Barazani to the Syrian Kurds regarding expanding to other Kurdish areas. Information on a meeting between Syrian Kurds.

August 1955

Mustapha al Barazani's Activities

Describes Mustafa al-Barazani's activities in Northern Syria- his contact with various Kurdish groups and information that he sought regarding Turkish military movements on the border with Syria.

August 11, 1955

The Kurds, Armenians, and Assyrians

Describes the meeting of a Kurdish communist with a group of Assyrian, Syrian, and Armenian Communists in an attempt to bolster cooperation between sects within the Communist Party.

April 21, 1956

The Internal Situation in Saudi Arabia

Report of a meeting between the writer (identity unknown) and Jordanian Minister Sharif Hamed Sa'ad al-Din regarding the political and economic situation in Saudi Arabia, which al-Din describes as 'unstable.'

Pagination