al-Ḥarakah al-Kurdīyah al-Turkīyah fī al-manfá

This research aims to study the history of the Kurdish movement in the transitory period which divides the protonationalist mobilisation in the late Ottoman era from modern nationalism. This change is made under the influence of the Kurdish leadership from Turkey, but exiled in Syria and Lebanon. While the Syrian Jazirah under the French Mandate is the main political scene of the research, nevertheless the Kermalist Republic is a omnipresent reference. If in Turkey different Kurdish revolts take place, the core of this thesis is the Kurdish cultural movement articulated around the Khoyboun Society. Finally, we purpose of a better standing of the Kurdish ideology, our work stresses the interactions between this Kurdish intellectuals and, on the one hand, the Kurdish leaders of Iran and Iraq, and, on the other hand, the Armenian Tashnak party.