The 
Kurds have lived in a mountainous, roughly 74,000-square-mile region known as 
Kurdistan for the past two millennia. Throughout their history they have remained under the thumb of various conquerors and nations. Since the early 20th century, the region has been divided between 
Turkey, 
Iran, 
Syria, and 
Iraq, all of which have repressed, often brutally, their Kurdish minority. The Kurds, who number 20–25 million, are the largest ethnic group in the world without their own nation. 
Full Kurdish History Timeline
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