Martyr Heyder Elî was born in the Year 1932 in the village of Mehmud Qacarî, affiliated with the Khanaqin district. He was a villager and engaged in farming. Heyder Xanî Germiyan was married, his wife's name was Nesrîn Murade, and he had four sons and three daughters.

 

In the Year 1967, he established contact with the September Revolution and became a Peshmerga under Ekber Heyder Suremîrî, who at that time was affiliated with the Xebat force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He participated in the epics of Bemo in the Year 1967, the battles of the Khanaqin borders, and the battle of Sharbazher in the Year 1969. In the Year 1967, in the epic of Mount Bemo, he was hit by a bullet from the Iraqi military of that time and was wounded. After the defeat of the September Revolution and in the Year 1975, he migrated to the country of Iran and resided in the town of Rewanser, affiliated with the Kermanshah province.

 

Heyder Xanî Germiyan in the Gulan Revolution continued his armed activities with the forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. At that time, he was affiliated with the Regional Committee force of Khanaqin, which was under the Third Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and Ekber Heyder Suremîrî was the Head of the Regional Committee.

 

In the Year 1978, in the battle of Sharbazher, he was hit by a military bullet from the Iraqi regime of that time and was severely wounded. He was sent to a hospital in the city of Tehran, Iran, for treatment.

 

In the Year 1979, he became a member of the Ninth Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Iran, and after the congress, he immediately received the administrative rank of the Khanaqin Regional Committee.

 

On July 26, 1981, along with a group of ten of his comrades on the border between I ran and Iraq, the mines planted by the Ba'ath regime exploded under them, and Heyder Xanî Germiyan was martyred. Later, his body was transported to Kermanshah by his comrades and was laid to rest in the Hesen Awaya cemetery between Kermanshah and Rewanser. At the same time, along with Heyder Xanî Germiyan, two of his comrades named Erîf Qadir and Ebas Germiyanî were martyred, and Ekber Heyder Suremîrî, Mela Ezîz Germiyanî, and Cebar Heyder Suremîrî were severely wounded.

Source:

1. Archive of the Board of the Encyclopedia of the Kurdistan Democratic Party