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ویکی‌پدیا، آزادِ دانشنومه، جه

«جوون تورکون» گروه برنومه‌یی داشتنه که زازاکیون ره تورکیه جه دَرهاکنن و کاری هاکنن که وشون سِواسِوا دکلسته بوون.[۱] این دوره مردم زازا مجبور به جابجایی و پیاده‌روی‌ئون سخت و مجبور به تورک بیّن بیینه.[۱]جوون تورکون این برنومه ره جهونی جنگ اول زمون اجرا هاکردنه که طی اون ۷۰۰ هزار کورد و زازا مجبور به جابجایی بیینه که میون این جابجایی‌ئون اجباری ۳۵۰ هزار نفر از وشون بمردنه.[۱]این جنبش دلیلی هسته بر نگاهی که تورکیه‌ی دولت تا سال ۱۹۹۱ بر کوردون داشته. تورکون خاسنه بارِن که وشون کشور دله کورد دنی‌یه و همینسه تا سال ۱۹۹۱ کوردون ره جزو تورکون کوهی رج‌وندی کاردنه.[۲][۳]

سال ۱۹۳۸ و ۱۹۳۷ تعداد ۶۵،۰۰۰-۷۰،۰۰۰ کورد علوی بکاشته و هزارون نفر تبعید بینه.[۴][۵][۶]

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