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Why do Kurds want to Break Iraq? - VisualPolitik EN

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Despite threats from Baghdad, it seems probable that geography students will soon have to learn the name of Erbil as well as its new country: Iraqi Kurdistan. The 25th of September 2017 was a historical moment for the more than 5 million Kurds who currently live in this autonomous community in the north of Iraq. And why was this? Don't miss our new video, and find it out!

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