التوجهات السياسية لأكراد العراق 1970-1975 م : دراسة في تقارير وزارة الخارجية الأمريكية

Abstract EN

The Kurdish issue in Iraq has received considerable attention from the US government since the early seventies of the twentieth century, and this problem represents a pressure card on the Baghdad government and allied with them as the government of the Soviet Union.

Official reports of the US State Department represent an important source of the history of the Kurdish opposition movement in Iraq because it contains American, regional and regional views such as Iran, Israel and the Soviet Union.

The study examined the relationship of the Kurds with the Baghdad government and their armed activity, the Algerian agreement between the Iraqi government and Iran to end the problem of the Kurds, the Iranian and Israeli position on the Kurdish opposition, the Soviet position on the issue of self-rule in Iraq and finally the American support for the Kurdish opposition in Iraq.