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- Kurdistan: mapa on bat / a detailed map
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Orri honetan Sobiet Batasun ohiko kurduen taulak ezarri ditugu: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkmenistan. Kurdistango beste eskualde batzuk (Siria, Libano eta Turkia) hemen eta baita Iran eta Irakeko Kurdistan ere.
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In this page we have tables for Kurdish placenames in the former Soviet Union: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Turkmenistan. For other Kurdish areas check here (Iran and Iraq) and here (Turkey, Lebanon and Syria). Check also other tables from the former Soviet Union. |
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Kurdistan Gorria Sobiet Batasuna zenean, Kurduak talde etniko bezala zeuden ezagutuak, baina ez zuten berezko lurralderik eduki han, salbu eta 1923tik 192rako epean, non Kurdistana Sor (Kurdistan Gorria) eskualde autonomoa eratu zen Azerbaijanen. 1979ko errolda sobietarrak zioen 150.000 Kurdu zeudela han, baina Kurduek berek askoz kopuru garaiagoak ematen dituzte. Kurduak jatorriz kokatutako eskualdeak Kaukasoan eta Turkmenistanen daude.
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Red Kurdistan In the former Soviet Union, Kurdish were numbered as a separate ethnic group, though no particular territory was atributed to them. Anyway, areas of the Caucasus and Turkmenistan have been of traditional Kurd settlement for centuries. In a period from 1923 to 1929, there was an autonomous region called Kurdistana Sor (Red Kurdistan) in Azerbaijan. The soviet census of 1979 numbered 150.000 Kurds in the USSR, but Kurds themselves give much more higher numbers. |
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Kurdistana Sor (Kurdistan Gorria) eskualde autonomoa izan zen Azerbaijanen 1923tik 1929ra. 25 bat herri ziren Nafarroaren erdia zen eskualde batean, Armenia eta Nagorno Karabakh artean, Lachin zelarik hiriburua. Eskualde hori desantolatu zuten gero sobietarrek, eta Azerbaijango kurdu asko deportatu ere Errusiako Krasnodar eskualdera. Handik 1989an 20.000 bat itzuli ziren (40.000 laguneko multzotik). Kurdistana Sor zena Armenia eta Azerbaijanen arteko gerrako eremu bilakatu da, Nagorno Karabakh dela eta, eta orain Armeniarren kontrolpean dago. Kurduek diotenez, 1988an 250.000 - 400.000 Kurdu zeuden Azerbaijanen. |
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Kurdish in Azerbaijan Kurdistana Sor (Red Kurdistan) was an autonomous region within Azerbaijan from 1923 to 1929. It consisted of about 25 villages in an area of 5200 km2 between Armenia and the ex-autonomous region of Nagorno Karabakh, with Lachin as the main town. This region was dismantled, and later on, many Kurds from Azerbaijan were deported to Krasnodar (Russia). In 1989, 20 000 (out of 40 000) returned to Azerbaijan. The old Kurdistana Sor area has been disputed in the Armenian-Azeri war for Nagorno Karabakh and it is mostly under Armenian control now. According to Kurd calculations, there were were between 250 000 - 400 000 Kurds in Azerbaijan in 1988. |
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* Errusieraz / * Russian |
* Azerieraz |
* Kurdueraz |
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* Azerbaydz<an |
* Azä+rbaycan |
* Azerbaycan / Azirbêcan |
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Garabag |
Qerebax |
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Kel'badz<ar |
Kä+lbacar |
Kelbajar |
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Kubatly |
Qubatli+ |
Qûbadlî |
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Lac<in |
Laçi+n |
Laçîn |
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Zengelan |
Zä+ngilä+n |
Zengelan |
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60.000 Kurdu inguru egon daitezke Armenian. Beren populazioa zenbait herrixkatan kokatzen da, batez ere errepublika honetako ipar-mendebaldean. |
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Kurdish in Armenia They may be around 60.000 Kurds in Armenia.There are several pockets of Kurd population throughout Armenia, mostly in the northewest part of the republic. |
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* Armenieraz |
* Kurdueraz |
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* Hayastan [Armenia] |
* Ermenistan |
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Aragats [mountain / turkish: Alagöz] |
çiyayê Alagozê / çiyayê Elegezê |
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Araks [river] |
Erez / çêmê Erezê / ava Erezê |
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Ararat |
Ararat |
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Armavir |
Armavîr |
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Artashar |
Erdes¸er |
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Artashat |
Artas¸at |
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Ashtarak |
As¸tarak / Es¸terek / Hes¸terek |
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Aygesha |
Aygês¸at |
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Azat [river] |
çemê Azadê |
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Baysiz |
Baysiz |
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Beyuk Vedi |
Vêdî |
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Byurakan |
Byûrekan |
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Chobanmaz |
Çobanmez, Çobangermez |
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Ejmiatsin / Yejmiadzin |
Êçmîadzîn / Dêr |
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Gumri |
Gumrî |
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Gyalto |
Gyelto |
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Hoktemberyan / Sardarpat |
Hoktêmbêryan / Serdarabad |
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Hrazdan [river] |
çemê Hirazdanê |
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Kanaker |
Kanakêr |
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Karakilisa |
Qerekilîse |
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Kasach [river] |
çemê Kasaxê |
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Kichik Vedi |
Kûçûk Vêdî |
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Korbulag |
Korbilax |
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Masis |
Masîs |
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Norashen |
Noras¸ |
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Pamb-Kurdchiy |
Pampa Kurdan, Pamp |
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Sardarpat / Hoktemberyan |
Hoktêmbêryan / Serdarabad |
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Sevana Lich [Sevan lake] |
gola Sêvanê |
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Shaumyan |
S¸ahûmyan |
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Sorik |
Sorik |
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Sovetakan |
Sovêtakan / Qulîbeglû |
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Talin |
Talîn |
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Tlik |
Tilik |
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Vedi [river] |
çemê Vêdiyê |
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Verin Bazmaberd |
Excexala Jorîn / Vêrîn Bazmabêrd |
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Yeheknut |
Yêxêgnût / Qamis¸lû |
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Yejmiadzin / Ejmiatsin |
Êçmîadzîn / Dêr |
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Yerashaun |
Yêrazxavûn / Quruerez |
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Zengezur [range] |
Zengezûr |
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Georgian 34.000 Kurdu bizi dira Tbilisi hiriburuan, non auzo kurdu bat ere badagoen, eta beste 8.000 Telavi hirian. |
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Kurdish in Georgia In Georgia there are about 34 000 Kurds in the capital Tbilisi, where there is a Kurdish quarter, and 8 000 in Telavi. |
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* Errusieraz / * Russian |
* Georgieraz |
* Kurdueraz |
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* Gruzija [Georgia] |
* Sak'art'velo |
* Gurcistan |
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Batumi |
Bat'umi |
Batûmî |
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Tbilisi |
T'bilisi |
Tbîlîsî |
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Telavi |
T'elavi |
Telavî |
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Kopet Dag mendietan, Turkmenistan eta Iran artean, zenbait herri kurdu daude. Horietariko batzuk mugaren Turkmenistanen aldean daude, Axkhabad hiriburutik gertu. |
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Kurdish in Turkmenistan There are several Kurdish villages in the border area of Turkmenistan and Iran, in the Kopet Dag mountains. In the Turkmenistan side, they are near the capital Ashkhabad. |
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* Turkmeneraz |
* Errusieraz / * Russian |
* Kurdueraz |
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* Türkmenistan |
* Turkmenistan |
* Tirkmenistan / Turkmenistan |
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A¢gabat |
As<habad |
As¸xebad / Es¸qabad |
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Çuli |
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Çûlî |
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Germap |
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Germav |
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Köpetdag |
Kopet-Dag |
Kopetdax |
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Pöwrize |
Firjuza |
Firyûza |
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