Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The People's Protection Units (Kurdish: Yekîneyên Parastina Gel, pronounced [jɑkinæjen pɑrɑstinɑ gæl]; YPG), also known as the People's Defense Units, is the main armed service of the Kurdish Supreme Committee, the government of Syrian Kurdistan (Rojava). The YPG is primarily Kurdish, but it also recruits Arabs, Turks, and westerners. There are Assyrian/Syriac Christian units integrated into its command structure (Sutoro and Syriac Military Council).The YPG was formed by Kurdish youth in 2004 after the Syrian government quashed a rebellion in its largest Kurdish-majority city, Qamişlo, killing thirty Kurds. The YPG considers itself a democratic people's army and conducts internal elections as a method of appointing officers."@en }
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- Peoples_Protection_Units abstract "The People's Protection Units (Kurdish: Yekîneyên Parastina Gel, pronounced [jɑkinæjen pɑrɑstinɑ gæl]; YPG), also known as the People's Defense Units, is the main armed service of the Kurdish Supreme Committee, the government of Syrian Kurdistan (Rojava). The YPG is primarily Kurdish, but it also recruits Arabs, Turks, and westerners. There are Assyrian/Syriac Christian units integrated into its command structure (Sutoro and Syriac Military Council).The YPG was formed by Kurdish youth in 2004 after the Syrian government quashed a rebellion in its largest Kurdish-majority city, Qamişlo, killing thirty Kurds. The YPG considers itself a democratic people's army and conducts internal elections as a method of appointing officers.".
- Q277036 abstract "The People's Protection Units (Kurdish: Yekîneyên Parastina Gel, pronounced [jɑkinæjen pɑrɑstinɑ gæl]; YPG), also known as the People's Defense Units, is the main armed service of the Kurdish Supreme Committee, the government of Syrian Kurdistan (Rojava). The YPG is primarily Kurdish, but it also recruits Arabs, Turks, and westerners. There are Assyrian/Syriac Christian units integrated into its command structure (Sutoro and Syriac Military Council).The YPG was formed by Kurdish youth in 2004 after the Syrian government quashed a rebellion in its largest Kurdish-majority city, Qamişlo, killing thirty Kurds. The YPG considers itself a democratic people's army and conducts internal elections as a method of appointing officers.".