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Karim Fatah Qadir Nader

Martyr Karim Fatah Qadir was a Peshmerga of the September Revolution. In 1963, he and a group of comrades were surrounded by the Iraqi regime in Hassan Awa village. After their arrest, Karim Fatah and three comrades were shot dead.

Martyr Karim Fatah Qadir was born in 1902 in Hassan Awa village of Halabja province. He was a villager and a farmer. Karim Fatah Qadir was married to Kafia Mohammed and had two sons and two daughters. One of his sons, Omar, was martyred with him. Ahmad, Khawar, and Bahya were the names of his sons and daughters, respectively.

In 1963, he became a Peshmerga of Faraj Haji Mahmoud branch of Kurdistan Democratic Party through the main division of Abdullah Baghdadi of Nawroli organization. 

 

In 1963, he traveled back to the village of Hassan Awa with Martyr Hama Gulpi and a group of comrades for a brief rest and to tend to their needs. However, they were exposed and a large force of the Iraqi regime surrounded the village. Hama Gulpi and a number of his comrades made their escape, while Omar Karim Fatah, Haji Karim, and Salih Mohammed Ali, three of Karim Fatah Qadir's companions, were apprehended and killed at the village gate.

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