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Iraq Kurds digitize books to save threatened culture

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DOHUK: Huddled in the back of a van, Rebin Pishtiwan carefully scans one yellowed page after another, as part of his mission to digitize historic Kurdish books at risk of disappearing. Seen as the world’s largest stateless people, the Kurds are an ethnic group of between 25 and 35 million mostly spread across modern day Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkiye. In Iraq, the Kurds are a sizeable minority who have been persecuted, with thousands killed und…

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Iraq Kurds digitize books to save threatened culture

DOHUK: Huddled in the back of a van, Rebin Pishtiwan carefully scans one yellowed page after another, as part of his mission to digitize historic Kurdish books at risk of disappearing. Seen as the world’s largest stateless people, the Kurds are an ethnic group of between 25 and 35 million mostly spread across modern day Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkiye. In Iraq, the Kurds are a sizeable minority who have been persecuted, with thousands killed und…

2 months ago·Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

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