Duhok, Iraq
Iraq
Duhok, Iraq connects to 3669 places across 15 topics through 49 Bunkabop connections, with religion and history forming the heaviest clusters. Baghdad, Syria, Turkey, and Mosul share many connections with Duhok, reflecting its position within Kurdish, Iraqi, and regional networks. Evliya Çelebi's Seyahatnâme named Duhok among the divisions of a local principality, and by 1820 Rich recorded it as a town of 300 houses serving the Doski tribe. Connections to Kurdish political figures and the Yezidi community anchor the government and religion threads.
Chaker Zouaghi
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Moscow, Central | Tunisia
Yezidis
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Van, Turkey | Bashiqa, Iraq | Soran, Iraq
Kurdistan Islamic Union
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Iraq | Zakho, Iraq
Seyahatname
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Durrës, Albania | Mersin, Turkey | Sadarak (town), Azerbaijan | Ahtopol, Bulgaria | Stina, Ukraine
University of Zakho
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Colorado | Derby, England | Leeds, United Kingdom | Nottingham, England | Zakho, Iraq
Hoshyar Zebari
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: United States | United Kingdom | Jordan | Iraq | Syria
Qubad Talabani
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: United States | United Kingdom | Iraq | Damascus, Syria | Erbil, Iraq
minyan
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Cambridge, England | Surabaya, Indonesia | Ra'anana, Israel | Kemp Mill, Maryland | Muizenberg
Kingdom of Kurdistan
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Iraq | Baghdad, Iraq | Sulaymaniyah, Iraq | Mahabad, Iran | Republic of Ararat
Michael Rubin (historian)
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: United States | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Turkey | Iraq | Iran
Gilbert Koomson
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: Manchester, England | Iraq | Thailand | Ghana | Uganda
Janan Sawa
Connects Duhok, Iraq to: United States | Greece | Iraq | Kirkuk, Iraq | Janan, Iran