The Battle of Suse military base occurred in May 1974, following the Iraqi government's declaration of war against the Kurdish revolution. As a reaction, the Peshmerga initiated a strategic siege around the military encampment The Iraqi military initiated a strategic operation aimed at dismantling the encirclement of the Peshmerga forces and liberating the soldiers held captive in Sulaimani and Dukan.

The bombing of Qaladze was one of the most tragic atrocities committed by the Ba'ath regime against the civilian population. After the government ordered the resumption of the war against the Kurdish revolution, it brutally resumed its attacks on Kurdistan

Born in 1930 in the village of “Bestre”, Badro Lashkri Hussein was a Peshmerga and a comrade of Barzani for the Soviet Union. He participated in the second Barzani revolution; moreover, he was a part of the revolutions of “Aylul” and “Gullan”. Also, he was a Peshmerga for the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad. He excelled at being a Peshmerga, and he is the bearer of the Barzani medal.

Born in 1920 in the village of “Hasne”, Babakr Muhammed Zuber also known as Babakr Muhammed Zuber participated in the 2nd revolution of Barzani, and he was a Peshmerga for the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad; additionally, he participated in the revolutions of “Aylul” and “Gullan”.

Born in 1917 in Akre district, Bahjat Abdulhalq Abdulqadr was a Peshmerga and a friend of the Barzani for the Soviet Union. He passed away in1980.

Bejan Jendo Ali was a Peshemrga and a comrade of Barzani. Bejan was a brave and strong Peshmerga who later became a battalion commander. Moreover, he was also a college professor in Baghdad. Bejan was killed in 1979 in the village of “Hudar.

Born in 1918 in the village of “Dezu”, Badin Qadr, also known as Badin Dezuye was a Peshmerga and a comrade of Barzani for the Soviet Union. He participated in the second Barzani revolution and the “Aylul” revolution. Moreover, he was a Peshmerga in the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad. He was killed in 1963 in the village of “Spindara”.

Baghdad Conference of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP): (Baghdad Conference of the Iraqi Kurdish Democratic Party - early 1950) was organized by the Baghdad KPD Committee. It was held in reaction to the 1950 Koya meeting which intended to form an interim central committee and prepare for the second congress of the KDP.