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Ey Reqîb

Ey Reqîb

Ethnic anthem of the Kurds and the Kurdistan Region.

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    Iraqi Kurdish poet and political activist (1918–1948).

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    1946 unrecognised Kurdish state in Iran.

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    King of the Medes from 625 to 585 BC.

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    Federal region in Iraq.

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    Ancient Iranian people.

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    Variety of Kurdish spoken in Iran and Iraq.

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    Kurdish singer.

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  8. Şivan Perwer

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  10. Kurdistan Workers' Party

    Kurdish militant political organization.

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  1. Peshmerga

    Internal security forces of Iraq's Kurdistan Region.

    33%

  2. Kurdistan Region

    Federal region in Iraq.

    33%

  3. Republic of Mahabad

    1946 unrecognised Kurdish state in Iran.

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  4. Dildar (poet)

    Iraqi Kurdish poet and political activist (1918–1948).

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  5. Kurds

    Iranic ethnic group.

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