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THE ORIGIN OF THE KURDS 2011
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  - Ergative
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  - R1A1 "Aryan"
- Indigenous Kurds
  - J-clan ancestors
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"Kurdish Complex"

THE ORIGIN OF THE KURDS 2011

The Origin of the Kurds

Kurdish Speakers

The „Kurdish Complex“

(1) Kurdish: (a) North Kurdish, (b) Central Kurdish, (c) Southeast Kurdish, including the „Perside“ Lori, Bakhtiari, Boir-Ahmadi, Kuhgiluye etc. in southern Zagros;
(2) Zaza;
(3) Gorani: (a) Hawram(an)i and (b) additional Gorani dialects in areas north of Kermanshah, (c) Bajelani east of Mosul.

Definition of „Kurdish Complex“ used in this interdisciplinary study according to:

Prof. Dr. Gernot L. Windfuhr
Professor emeritus of Iranian Studies
Department of Near Eastern Studies
University of Ann Arbor
Michigan, USA

The Origin of the Kurds (2011)

Ferdinand Hennerbichler: The Origin of the Kurds. Lecture. - Borsdorf (edition winterwork) 2011