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historical polity called "Urartu" and the modern ethno-concept "Kurdistan." Their history is not intertwined. Additionally, there are thousands of years between the ancient kingdom/confederation Urartu and the modern concept
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Kurdistan is not a well-defined toponym or geologic term like
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I wanted to add "Kurdistan" as a part of geographic description of Urartu's historic lands. It has been deleted twice with false allegations or without any reasoning. How can we solve this? Kurdistan and Urartu history/geography is intertwined and has to be mentioned together.
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Let me guess, Foxmulder considers him/her self to be an objective observer, and that anyone who says otherwise is not. I agree with
Skeptical - there is no justification for mentioning "Kurdistan".
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Just lol. Neither of those languages are near Urartu, even if we posit that
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Are you suggesting that it hasn't played a significant role in
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