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Masoud Mustafa Kaka Hama Hussein, known as Masoud Salayi, joined the ranks of the Party in the Year 1964, and in the Year 1974 became an administrator of the Khabat District Committee, which included all the general secretariats of the Aylul Revolution.
Ali Abdullah Amin, known as Josh, a party educator, engineer, and politician, was a member of the Hiwa Party in 1941, fought in the ranks of the Millet Society in 1943, was a member of the Struggle Union (Wihdat al-Nidal) in 1944, was a member of the political bureau of the Revolution Party in 1945, was the secretary of the Kurdistan Rizgari Party in 1945, in 1946...
The Battle of Kore is one of the decisive battles and confrontations that the Kurdistan Peshmerga recorded against the Iraqi Army from 7–11 April 1991, after the Iraqi Army was defeated in the spring of 1991 by the Kurdistan Front Peshmerga forces and the wave of popular protests that rose up in South Kurdistan, and all the cities and towns of South Kurdistan were liberated. It did not take long for the regime's army to be given the green light by the coalition forces, and on 27 March 1991, it began to confront the Peshmerga very fiercely from Kirkuk...
On November 3, 2022, the Fourteenth Congress began its proceedings in the city of Duhok, with the attendance of 1022 delegates out of 1065 delegates who had the right to participate in the congress from all the Party's organizations, under the (slogan of Freedom, Democracy, and Justice).
Nuri Sadiq Ali Rasul, known as Engineer Nuri Shaways, joined the ranks of the Kurdish Freedom Society in 1935. In 1951, he was elected by the Congress representatives as a member of the Provisional Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (Second Congress). In 1953, he was elected by the Congress representatives as a member of the leadership of the Kurdistan Democratic Party - Iraq (Third Congress).
Nasih Ghafur Ramazan, known as N. Bebak, joined the ranks of the Party in Year 1964, and in Year 1969 he joined the ranks of the Peshmerga forces within the operational border of the Third Branch Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party...
After the Barzanis were transferred from southern Iraq to Sulaymaniyah in 1939, instead of their living situation improving, it worsened due to the stance of Sheikh Mustafa Qaradaghi, the then-Mutasarrif of Sulaymaniyah, because he did not allow the people of Sulaymaniyah to help them.
Gulan Revolution (26 May 1976). It was launched by the Kurdistan Democratic Party under the supervision of President Masoud Barzani against the Ba'athist government of Iraq in Southern Kurdistan and continued until the spring uprising of 1991.
Aylul Revolution - (National Aylul Revolution – September 11, 1961). Led by Mustafa Barzani, it erupted against the government of the Republic of Iraq in southern Kurdistan and continued until 1975 and the Algiers Agreement.
Salih Abdullah Najmadin Taha, known as (Seyda Salih - Salih Yusifi), writer, journalist, poet and politician, in Year 1939 was a member of the Hiwa Party of Kurdistan, in Year 1945 joined the ranks of the Rizgari Kurd Party, in Year 1946 at the first Congress was elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
The Companions of Barzani refers to those 521 Peshmerga, fighters, patriots, and followers who, on May 23, 1947, accompanied General Mustafa Barzani and crossed the borders of three difficult, long, and anti-Kurdish and anti-Barzani countries, and settled in the Soviet Union.
In (1943), with the birth of (Sanaan Ahmed), the second Barzani revolution also sparked. When Argosh was bombed in 1947, Sanaan was not afraid of the sound of the planes and the bombing because he was still a 4-year-old child. However, when the government returned to Argosh at the end of 1947, they frightened them with police, and he did not even realize that his father was one of the policemen. As he says himself: "When the police returned to Argosh, because it was the first time we had seen them, we were afraid".....
