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Photo by @edkashi/ @viiphoto: #Guerillas from the Kurdistan Workers Party, train in the in the BekaaValley of #Lebanon on May 16, 1991. This historical image was published the August 1992 issue of National Geographic magazine. These graduates joined an insurgency in Turkey by the PKK, an organization labeled as terrorists by the United States.
After World War I, Kurdish history came to a virtual standstill when the region known as Kurdistan was divided between five newly formed nations: Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Syria, and the former Soviet Republic of Armenia. The Kurds are the largest ethnic group in the world without a nation, numbering over twenty million people with a common language and culture. On Sunday, in the Turkish elections, Kurds for the first time gained power in the parliament.
This image was featured in the “National Geographic Masters of Photography” course, that was recently on DVD and online. Taught by @NatGeophotographers, Ed Kashi is included in the roster of instructors for this educational resource. In his segments, Kashi addresses the topics of “Engaging the World” and “Raising Awareness”. For more information, visit: natgeocourses.com/mastersphoto #natgeocourses @thephotosociety

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