Religion in Kurdistan - Gallery

Gallery

  • A Kurdish man from İsapınar village, Bismil Province, Turkey.

  • Kurdish man on horseback.

  • Three Kurdish children from Bismil Province, Turkey.

  • A Kurdish girl from Mardin Province, Turkey.

  • Kurdish woman with daughters.

  • Kurdish women from Van Province, Turkey.

  • Kurdish Girls from Iran, ca. 1840 - 1933.

  • Kurdish women prepare a meal outside their home.

  • Kurdish girl from Dara, Mardin Province, Turkey.

  • Kurds celebrating Newroz in Istanbul.

  • Three Kurdish brothers from Shenocak village, Savur district, Turkey.

  • Kurdish children from Serenli village, Savur district, Turkey.

  • Portrait of a Kurdish cavalryman by Gigo Gabashvili, 1936.

  • A Kurdish woman, by Zoro Mettini.

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