The second conference of the Kurdistan Students Union (KSU) was held in early August 1964 in Kani Masi area near Sulaimaniyah after the failure of the elected leadership of the fourth congress of the organization to fulfill its duties.

The seventh congress of the Kurdistan Students Union was held on March 30, 1972, in a free atmosphere in Sulaimani, thanks to the March 11 agreement between the revolutionary leadership and the Iraqi central government.

Following the announcement of the March 11, 1970, agreement, the sixth congress of the Kurdistan Students Union was held in a free and open atmosphere on July 15, 1970. The congress took place in the village of Nawprdan, located in Erbil province.

In the summer of 1955, two years after the first congress and following several internal changes within both the Party and the organization, the Kurdistan Students Union held its second congress in secret in Baghdad.

Sulaiman Ismail Jahangir, born in 1927 in the village of Botia, located in the Duhok province, embarked on a distinguished political journey that began in 1959 when he joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP). His dedication to the cause quickly became evident, and by 1961, he had risen to the position of a cadre within the first branch of the Duhok Regional Committee...

Shuan Mirkhan Badin Dori was born in 1945 in the village of Dore, located in the Barzan area of Mergasur district. He was the son of Mirkhan Doria, a dedicated participant in the Barzan Revolution of 1943-1945 and a close comrade of the late Barzani during the establishment of the Kurdistan Democratic Republic. Tragically, Mirkhan Doria was martyred on March 25, 1947, during the battles in the Sheno area as the Republic of Kurdistan was overthrown...

Sulaiman Ahmad Ismail Omar, also known as Sulaiman Ahmad Dulamari, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul and Gulan Revolutions and the Uprising. He joined the Kurdistan Peshmerga Forces in 1967 at the age of 14. On December 15, 2010, he was awarded the Barzani Medal by President Massoud Barzani at the 13th Congress.

Shawkat Ismail Hassan, widely known as Deputy Shawkat, completed his studies at the prestigious Baghdad Police College in 1960. The following year, he made a significant career move by joining the Peshmerga forces during the September Revolution. By 1971, he had risen through the ranks to become the esteemed commander of the 5th Battalion of Sangaw.

Martyr Sabah Mohammad Arif, following the collapse of the September Revolution, sought refuge in Iran and joined the Peshmerga forces during the May Revolution. Tragically, in 1981, he fall victim to an ambush by PUK forces in the Sharazoor plain, resulting in his martyrdom.

Martyr Salih Rashid, a Peshmerga during the September Revolution, attained the rank of branch clerk. Tragically, he was shot and killed in 1969 during an Iraqi military attack on the Peshmerga positions. Salih Rashid Salih, also known as Faqe Salih, was born in 1950 in the village of Razlay in the Nalparez district of Penjwen. He worked as a farmer and completed his primary education in the village before relocating to Penjwen to pursue religious studies and mullah classes.

Martyr Salah Mohammed Sharif was a Peshmerga of the May Revolution. In 1988, he and two of his comrades were ambushed by the Ba'ath regime's jashes in the Sharazoor plain and were martyred.

Suleyman Salih Barkhas Qadir, known as (Sulayman of Fata), was the Peshmerga of both the September revolution and the Gulan Revolution, received the ranks of platoon commander and commander of regiment and battalion commander, martyred in 1981.