photo roxane
Samedi 1er octobre à 16h
Samedi 1er octobre à 16h
conférence avec projection de diapositives
à l'Institut kurde de Paris
(106 rue Lafayette, M° Poissonnière)
à l'Institut kurde de Paris
(106 rue Lafayette, M° Poissonnière)
Le sujet ? Hasankeyf, son histoire, ses princes, ses complots, ses conquêtes, ses monuments passés en revue et en détail, etc.
It looks beautiful to me! I love the mountains.
RépondreSupprimerI left a msg for you over at KBU. I have my answer. In your profile I found your picture. I was so embarassed. I wrote an article on the article you wrote, and I was not sure if you were a male or female. I seemed to remember you were a female, but OMG! What if I was wrong!?!
I did not know you had this site! It is very nice. Have a wonderful day. :)
Well I am undoubtedly a female, but in Kurdish "Piling" means "tiger" and could call both genders so , I would be not offended by confusion, it is not so easy to guess it only with my nickname.= :)
RépondreSupprimerI like your photo of presumably a place in Kurdistan or is that France, Piling? Any ways, wherever it is, it's beautiful.
RépondreSupprimerIt is Hasankeyf, a Kurdish city, very ancient, in the Kurdistan of Turkey. We have not so huge minarets in France :).
RépondreSupprimerHasankeyf is an extremely beautiful site but unfortunately threatened by the Ilsu Dam Project. I gave some details in a former post :
http://kurdistanblog.blogspot.com/2005/08/hasankey-condemned.html