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Live TV from Kurdistan

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Live FREE TV Broadcasts from Kurdistan

Website	Stream	Live	Information
Kurdistan TV	250K	Y	General Television station.
Kurdsat TV	100K	Y	General TV station with news and movies.
ROJ TV	250K	Y	TV station for the Kurdish community located in Denmark.

About Kurdistan

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History & Politics of Kurdistan

An extensive plateau region of southwest Asia. Since the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire after World War I, it has been divided among southeast Turkey, northeast Iraq, and northwest Iran, with smaller sections in Syria and Armenia.

The very first mention of the Kurds in history was about 3,000 BC, under the name Gutium, as they fought the Summerians (Spieser). Later around 800 BC, the Indo-European Median tribes settled in the Zagros mountain region and coalesced with the Gutiums, and thus the modern Kurds speak an Aryan language. The Kurds are mentioned by Xenophon, a Greek mercenary, as he retreated from Persia with ten thousand men in 401 BC, he says of the Kurds, "These people, lived in the mountains and were very war-like and not subject to the Persian king. Indeed once a royal army of 120,000 thousand had once invaded their country, and not a man of them came back..."

Historical & Tourist Attractions in Kurdistan

The chief towns are Diyarbakir, Bitlis, and Van in Turkey, Mosul and Karkuk in Iraq, and Kermanshah in Iran