
Aylul Revolution
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.
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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".....

Military order regarding the organization of the Kurdistan Peshmerga unit. According to the needs of the revolution's interests and with the aim of raising the military level of the patriotic Kurdistan Peshmerga units, in terms of organization, arming, training, and proficiency, we issued this booklet and ordered those who care about reorganizing our revolutionary armed units to exert their utmost ability and strength in light of this booklet.

Ahmed Merozi, his full name is (Ahmed Aziz Ahmed) and he was born in 1940 in (Meroz village) belonging to the (Muzuri Zori) tribe. (Ahmed) was raised in a family where, wherever the (Barzani) family was, they were there too. A family that decided to consider the enemy of (Barzani) as their own enemy and the friend of (Barzani) as their own friend.

What you have before you was prepared by Saeed Kaki, which is originally an interview translated ten years ago by Mr. Behrouz Rahimi, but he did not have the opportunity to publish it. In a meeting I had with him, he said I also have an article about the Barzani revolution, which is a conversation with Morteza Zarbakht, who himself was an eyewitness to the struggle of the Barzanis and lived with them. Later he said I also have the map of General Barzani's marches; I even found a teacher and he gave me the names of the villages the Barzanis passed through...

Teacher Hamid Hussein Hamad, known as Hamid Afandi, joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in 1957, joined the ranks of the Peshmerga Forces in 1961, and was elected as a reserve member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party at the 9th Congress in 1979....

Lawyer and politician Habib Muhammad Karim Abdulrahman, known as Habib Faili, Habib Mam Karim, Kaka Habib, in Year 1964 and at the Sixth Congress 1964, Seventh Congress 1966 and Eighth Congress 1970 of the Party, was elected as a member and secretary of the Central Committee and head of the Political Bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.

The 13th Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) was held in Erbil, the capital of the Kurdistan Region, in a normal situation after the fall of the Ba'ath regime in 2003 and the major political changes in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region.

Mihemed Salih Îbrahîm Cum’e, known by the title Dr. Mihemed Salih Cum’e, was a member of the founding committee of the Kurdistan Students Association in Qamishlo, Syria in 1953, a member of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Syria in 1957, joined the organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) in Europe in 1966, and was elected as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) by the representatives of the Ninth Congress in 1979.

Ali Abdullah Reza, in the Year 1960, was elected by the congress delegates as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (Fifth Congress). On February 10, 1971, he joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party for the second time. In the Year 1973, he became the commander of the Erbil Plain Force by the leadership of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.