World Has Forgotten Us
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World Has Forgotten Us
Sinjar and the Islamic State's Genocide of the Yezidis
Schmidinger, Thomas
Pluto Press
03/2022
288
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Inglês
9780745346069
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Acknowledgements
Preface to the English edition
Timeline
Abbreviations
Maps
Introduction
Part I History of Sinjar and the genocide
1. The Sinjar Mountains as a natural space
2. Sinjar in ancient times
3. From the Islamic conquest to the periphery of the Ottoman Empire
4. The religion of the Ezidi
5. Social order and religious office-holders of the Ezidi
6. The tribal society in Sinjar
7. Sinjar in the late Ottoman Empire
8. The British occupation and protectorate
9. The Ezidi in Iraq
10. Resentments against the Ezidi
11. Ethno-confessional groups in the Sinjar region: Ezidi, Christians, Jews and Muslims
12. Sinjar under the rule of the Ba'th Party
13. After the fall of Saddam Hussein: between Baghdad and Erbil
14. The massacre of 14 August 2007: the 73rd firman?
15. Encircled by jihadists
16. The IS genocide in August 2014
17. Genocide
18. The reintroduction of slavery and sexual violence
19. Struggle for liberation: regional conflicts in the smallest spaces
20. The life of the displaced
21. Regional conflicts: Sinjar in the crosshairs of Turkey and Iran
22. Marginalised and instrumentalised: is there a future for the Ezidi in Iraq?
Part II Photographs
Part III Interviews
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Preface to the English edition
Timeline
Abbreviations
Maps
Introduction
Part I History of Sinjar and the genocide
1. The Sinjar Mountains as a natural space
2. Sinjar in ancient times
3. From the Islamic conquest to the periphery of the Ottoman Empire
4. The religion of the Ezidi
5. Social order and religious office-holders of the Ezidi
6. The tribal society in Sinjar
7. Sinjar in the late Ottoman Empire
8. The British occupation and protectorate
9. The Ezidi in Iraq
10. Resentments against the Ezidi
11. Ethno-confessional groups in the Sinjar region: Ezidi, Christians, Jews and Muslims
12. Sinjar under the rule of the Ba'th Party
13. After the fall of Saddam Hussein: between Baghdad and Erbil
14. The massacre of 14 August 2007: the 73rd firman?
15. Encircled by jihadists
16. The IS genocide in August 2014
17. Genocide
18. The reintroduction of slavery and sexual violence
19. Struggle for liberation: regional conflicts in the smallest spaces
20. The life of the displaced
21. Regional conflicts: Sinjar in the crosshairs of Turkey and Iran
22. Marginalised and instrumentalised: is there a future for the Ezidi in Iraq?
Part II Photographs
Part III Interviews
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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History of Islamic State; history of british empire; history of ottoman empire; PDK; YPG; religious genocide; history of upper mesopotamia; Asian genocide; gnostic religion; history of yezidis; mount sinjar; Genocide
Acknowledgements
Preface to the English edition
Timeline
Abbreviations
Maps
Introduction
Part I History of Sinjar and the genocide
1. The Sinjar Mountains as a natural space
2. Sinjar in ancient times
3. From the Islamic conquest to the periphery of the Ottoman Empire
4. The religion of the Ezidi
5. Social order and religious office-holders of the Ezidi
6. The tribal society in Sinjar
7. Sinjar in the late Ottoman Empire
8. The British occupation and protectorate
9. The Ezidi in Iraq
10. Resentments against the Ezidi
11. Ethno-confessional groups in the Sinjar region: Ezidi, Christians, Jews and Muslims
12. Sinjar under the rule of the Ba'th Party
13. After the fall of Saddam Hussein: between Baghdad and Erbil
14. The massacre of 14 August 2007: the 73rd firman?
15. Encircled by jihadists
16. The IS genocide in August 2014
17. Genocide
18. The reintroduction of slavery and sexual violence
19. Struggle for liberation: regional conflicts in the smallest spaces
20. The life of the displaced
21. Regional conflicts: Sinjar in the crosshairs of Turkey and Iran
22. Marginalised and instrumentalised: is there a future for the Ezidi in Iraq?
Part II Photographs
Part III Interviews
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Preface to the English edition
Timeline
Abbreviations
Maps
Introduction
Part I History of Sinjar and the genocide
1. The Sinjar Mountains as a natural space
2. Sinjar in ancient times
3. From the Islamic conquest to the periphery of the Ottoman Empire
4. The religion of the Ezidi
5. Social order and religious office-holders of the Ezidi
6. The tribal society in Sinjar
7. Sinjar in the late Ottoman Empire
8. The British occupation and protectorate
9. The Ezidi in Iraq
10. Resentments against the Ezidi
11. Ethno-confessional groups in the Sinjar region: Ezidi, Christians, Jews and Muslims
12. Sinjar under the rule of the Ba'th Party
13. After the fall of Saddam Hussein: between Baghdad and Erbil
14. The massacre of 14 August 2007: the 73rd firman?
15. Encircled by jihadists
16. The IS genocide in August 2014
17. Genocide
18. The reintroduction of slavery and sexual violence
19. Struggle for liberation: regional conflicts in the smallest spaces
20. The life of the displaced
21. Regional conflicts: Sinjar in the crosshairs of Turkey and Iran
22. Marginalised and instrumentalised: is there a future for the Ezidi in Iraq?
Part II Photographs
Part III Interviews
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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