摘要
This paper investigates the socio-political and ideological aspects of the Peasant Uprising of 1952–1953,through a period where Kurdayet^ı(Kurdishness)was the dominating ideological force behind mobilising the Kurdish people in conducting collective political action.While Komala,1 following its‘announcement of existence’in 1979,concentrated its class-based mobilisation in Iranian Kurdistan,the Kurdish peasants in the Mukryan region of Iranian Kurdistan had already in 1952–1953 initiated a classinspired struggle,aimed at challenging the centuries-old feudallandlord system in Kurdistan.Due to the way this uprising was established and conducted,it has been argued as being among the first collective class-inspired political rebellions in Iranian Kurdistan.
