wooowLmaooo at read a little history.
Persian history is all about conquest. Some of the biggest empires in the world were Persian. Kurds never had their own land because Persian/Iran never let them.
Let's talk about history then.
In 1945, the Azerbaijan People's Government seceded from Iran. These people seceded because they didn't consider themselves Iranian. The first thing they did when they secede is use the Azerbaijani language in their schools because they were tired of being forced to educate their kids in Farsi.
In 1946, the Republic of Mahabad seceded from Iran. These were Kurds. They seceded because they didn't consider themselves Iranian. One of the first things they did is make Kurdish their official language and started using Kurdish in their schools because they were tired of being forced to educate their kids in Farsi.
This was the demands of the government of Mahabad.
You can see there is a common thread.
- Autonomy for the Iranian Kurds within the Iranian state.
- The use of Kurdish as the medium of education and administration.
- The election of a provincial council for Kurdistan to supervise state and social matters.
Clearly these people don't consider themselves Iranian and want self rule.
The Iranian military brutally put down both of these seceded states and hung hundreds. The first thing they did in Mabahad was burn all the Kurdish books.
In 1979, the Kurds revolted again. Over a 100,000 Kurds joined the fight. This is a huge number for a people's with no resources like guns and ammunition. This uprising lasted years. It was eventually put down by the Iranian government. The casualties was in the 50 thousand range.
During the Iran-Iraq war, Iran accused Iranian Kurds of collaboration with the enemy and attacked and killed thousands. After the war, Iran sent armed forces to heavily Kurdish populated areas and started a campaign of heavy oppression.
In 2004, a new Kurdish uprising started in Iran that's been going on and off since then.
These are just the last 70 years and all of this is documented.
There are over two Kurds in Khorasan because the Iran government forcefully relocated them in an effort to assimilate them
I get it if you don't learn this in school. Your education is handpicked by supreme leader end of the day. Just don't act like Kurds and Azerbaijanis in Iran want to be a part of Iran. They don't consider themselves Iranian. You are forcefully keeping them as a part of Iran and oppressing them on an ethnic level.
And I haven't even got into Balochistan.
And this isn't even considering the religious and gender discrimination your government is behind.
I'm not sure if you are actually misinformed or if this is your true thoughts due to years of propaganda. Either way you can read unbiased books on all the topics I listed.
Azerbaijan was separated from Iran during the Treaty of Turkmenchai in 1243 due to the victory of the Russians in the war. But in the following years separatists rebelled and it was thwarted.
Turks constitute the largest ethnic population of Iran and are at the head of the government.
The separatist Kurds who were present in the city of Mahabad rioted and captured this very small city. , but the population of these armed people reaches three thousand people. These riots were thwarted. However, they put the name of the Republic on themselves. And it is related to more than 50 years ago. Not all Iranian Kurds fit in the small town of Mahabad.
There have been much bigger civil wars in America.
The Komuleh rebellion or separatist Kurdish rebellion in 1979 belonged to Kurds outside Iran, and there was a small population in Iran, and it was related to the Iran-Iraq war, and by the way, they are still present in Iraq. In the name of Pejak and Komole.
The Kurdish uprising in 2004 was due to government repression and bad economic situation and religious laws. I wish you could see what they protested for.
Baloch are the oldest people of Iran. And they are oppressed. A small population fights with religious motivations close to Al-Qaeda and Taliban, although they consider themselves associated with the freedom of Balochistan.
There is a land called Iran, which all Iranian tribes own all of its land. Every population has the right to secede, but it does not have the right to secede the land from Iran because it is not the original owner. We call those who intend to separate the land from Iran to be rebels and have a small population.
It is the weakness of the Iranian media that made you believe the distorted history. I see the years of Zionism and America's efforts to divide Iran through the media clearly from your point of view.
The new slavery has nothing to do with skin color.
In the end, I invite you to the gathering of Iranians or Iranian groups. We have many differences, but none of us is willing to divide Iran with all its ethnic differences. We are trying to change the government, but we are not willing to let this dictatorial rule be broken by oppressive religious laws against separatism and foreign enemies.