
Banned in public in the 1990s, the Kurdish language is slowly coming back thanks largely to poet Kawa Nemir who has translated 89 books into Kurdish and has even taken “Hamlet” on tour to Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Original article by Dorian Jones published in the Voice of America on 01/30/2015
Banned in public in the 1990s, the Kurdish language is slowly coming back thanks largely to poet Kawa Nemir who has translated 89 books into Kurdish and has even taken “Hamlet” on tour to Iraqi Kurdistan.
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