Kirkuk, Iraq
Iraq
Kirkuk, Iraq appears in 214 Bunkabop connections spanning 9072 other places across 21 topics, with military, history, and government threads forming the bulk of its reach. The city passed through the Achaemenid (546–332 BC) and Macedonian (332–312 BC) empires before the Parthian era, during which Kirkuk served as capital of the Assyrian state of Beth Garmai. Connections with Baghdad, Syria, and Turkey reflect its position at the intersection of competing regional powers. During the 1991 Kurdish uprising, Peshmerga forces defended Kirkuk's oilfields against the Baathist regime.
Kosrat Rasul Ali
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Italy | Erbil, Iraq
Kirkuk Governorate
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Tuz Khurmatu, Iraq | Chamchamal, Iraq
Achaemenid Assyria
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Mosul, Iraq | Erbil, Iraq
Median Empire
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Erbil, Iraq | Ilam province
Macedonian Empire
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Erbil, Iraq | Malatya, Turkey
Kajal Ahmad
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Australia | Oslo, Norway
Iraqi–Kurdish Autonomy Agreement of 1970
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Iraq | Khanaqin, Iraq
Rafiq Hilmi
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Baghdad, Iraq | Mosul, Iraq | Mahabad, Iran
Diyala Governorate
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Kirkuk Governorate | Sumar, Iran | El Mansouria, Iraq
Ibtisam Abdallah
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Iraq | Baghdad, Iraq
no-fly zone
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Iraq | Libya | Abyei | Lay Kay Kaw
Constitution of Iraq
Connects Kirkuk, Iraq to: Iraq | Saladin Governorate | Diyala Governorate | Bashiqa, Iraq | Bahzani, Iraq