Nuri Anwar was born in 1950 in the village of Planga, Shaqlawa. He was a high school student. His family was engaged in farming. Esma Majid was his wife, and they had two sons named Yasin and Tahsin.
Struggle RecordIn the Year 1964, he established an organizational relationship with the Safin Force, where Rasul Faqe was the Commander of the Force. In 1966, he became a Peshmerga and joined the Safin Force. Due to his literacy and skill in military affairs, he received the rank of Head of Branch at the Safin Force Headquarters. During the few years he was a Peshmerga, he participated in all the epics and acts of heroism and became a source of trust and confidence for the Barzani Headquarters.
In 1973, by order of the President Mustafa Barzani, he went to the city of Baghdad for a special task. On his way back, the Erbil Security (Amn) detained him. On the way to the Security Directorate, inside the car, he grabbed the rifle of one of the soldiers, disarmed all four soldiers, and brought the rifle back with him to the Barzani Headquarters.
Due to his father's influence and his social standing in their region, they became good helpers in providing ammunition and food for the Peshmerga in the Battle of Derbandi Korre. For this reason, the order for him to be a Battalion Commander was issued, but he was martyred before he could take office. In 1974, with a group of Peshmerga, when they wanted to return to the Country of Iran, on the road between Qasre and Khanaqa, they were subjected to enemy aerial bombardment and he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.





