Ochnaviyeh (French Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ochnaviyeh" in French language version.

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(en) Matt Murphy, « Iran protests: Raisi to 'deal decisively' with widespread unrest », BBC, 26 septembre 2022 (consulté le 26 septembre 2022) : « Locals told the BBC that demonstrators had seized control overnight and that security forces and government officials had fled, before regaining control on Saturday. »

(en) Ferdinand Hennerbichler (en), « Future Options of the Kurds. Part II: Historical Background », Advances in Anthropology, vol. 8, n^o 3,‎ 30 août 2018, p. 235-272 (ISSN 2163-9353 et 2163-9361, DOI 10.4236/aa.2018.83010, lire en ligne) :
« After a failed rebellion against the Iraqi government he fled Iraqi Kurdistan to Iran in October 1945 with “Peshmerga” and family tribe members. »

(en) Ahmed Y. Hamza, chap. 10 « A Contemporary Political History of the Kurds in Iran », dans Mehmet Gurses, David Romano et Michael M. Gunter, The Kurds in the Middle East : Enduring Problems and New Dynamics, Lexington Books, Lanham, 2020, 352 p. (ISBN 978-1-7936-1358-5 et 1-7936-1358-3, OCLC 1141143560, lire en ligne), p. 209-210
Ibid., p. 213
(en) Quil Lawrence, Invisible Nation : How the Kurds' Quest for Statehood Is Shaping Iraq and the Middle East, New York, Walker & Co., 2008 (ISBN 978-0-8027-1611-8, 0-8027-1611-3 et 978-0-8027-1743-6, OCLC 173240096, lire en ligne), chap. 1 (« The Stolen Sheath »), p. 17 :
« Barzani again found himself on the run, and he took three thousand followers into Iran »

(en) Ferdinand Hennerbichler (en), « Future Options of the Kurds. Part II: Historical Background », Advances in Anthropology, vol. 8, n^o 3,‎ 30 août 2018, p. 235-272 (ISSN 2163-9353 et 2163-9361, DOI 10.4236/aa.2018.83010, lire en ligne) :
« After a failed rebellion against the Iraqi government he fled Iraqi Kurdistan to Iran in October 1945 with “Peshmerga” and family tribe members. »

(en) Ferdinand Hennerbichler (en), « Future Options of the Kurds. Part II: Historical Background », Advances in Anthropology, vol. 8, n^o 3,‎ 30 août 2018, p. 235-272 (ISSN 2163-9353 et 2163-9361, DOI 10.4236/aa.2018.83010, lire en ligne) :
« After a failed rebellion against the Iraqi government he fled Iraqi Kurdistan to Iran in October 1945 with “Peshmerga” and family tribe members. »

(en) Ferdinand Hennerbichler (en), « Future Options of the Kurds. Part II: Historical Background », Advances in Anthropology, vol. 8, n^o 3,‎ 30 août 2018, p. 235-272 (ISSN 2163-9353 et 2163-9361, DOI 10.4236/aa.2018.83010, lire en ligne) :
« After a failed rebellion against the Iraqi government he fled Iraqi Kurdistan to Iran in October 1945 with “Peshmerga” and family tribe members. »

(en) Ahmed Y. Hamza, chap. 10 « A Contemporary Political History of the Kurds in Iran », dans Mehmet Gurses, David Romano et Michael M. Gunter, The Kurds in the Middle East : Enduring Problems and New Dynamics, Lexington Books, Lanham, 2020, 352 p. (ISBN 978-1-7936-1358-5 et 1-7936-1358-3, OCLC 1141143560, lire en ligne), p. 209-210
(en) Quil Lawrence, Invisible Nation : How the Kurds' Quest for Statehood Is Shaping Iraq and the Middle East, New York, Walker & Co., 2008 (ISBN 978-0-8027-1611-8, 0-8027-1611-3 et 978-0-8027-1743-6, OCLC 173240096, lire en ligne), chap. 1 (« The Stolen Sheath »), p. 17 :
« Barzani again found himself on the run, and he took three thousand followers into Iran »