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Muhammad Abu Zaid Isa Abu Zaid, known as (Mahw Gawda), a Peshmerga of the September and Gulan revolutions, joined the ranks of the Peshmerga in Year 1964, and was executed in Year 1989.
The Martyr Jabbar Rahim Nadir, known as Jabbar Rahim Taguzi, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution and the Gulan Revolution. He was wounded once during his militant life in the Peshmerga, while holding the rank of platoon commander. He sought refuge in Iran after the setback of the Aylul Revolution. He was martyred in the village of Bani Bolani in the Taguzi region during military confrontations with the Iraqi Army in the year 1977.
The Martyr Hama Rashid Muhammad Abdulrahman was a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution and the Gulan Revolution. He was arrested in the year 1979 during his confrontation with the Iraqi Army in the Halabja region along with a number of his comrades, where they were executed and martyred three months after their arrest. He is one of the martyrs with unknown graves.
Hashim Aziz Ahmed, known as Hashim Miruzi, was a commander and Peshmerga of the Second Revolution of Barzan and the Aylul Revolution. He joined the ranks of the Second Revolution of Barzan in the year 1945 and became one of the Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution in the year 1961. He was martyred on Mount Atrush on May 10, 1945.
The Battle of Rashava Valley took place on January 11, 1987, when the Peshmerga forces attacked a convoy of Iraqi Army vehicles, the headquarters of the Derluk Battalion, the Ba'ath Party headquarters, and the town's security base on the main roads between Amedi and Derluk, in order to relieve the pressure that the Iraqi forces were exerting in the attack they were launching at that time on Atrush and Qala Kanika.
The Martyr Commander Abdulqadir Hassan, a Peshmerga of the Aylul Revolution and the Gulan Revolution. At the beginning of the glorious Aylul Revolution in the year 1961, he contacted the Immortal Barzani upon his arrival in the Zakho region. He joined the Gulan Revolution in the year 1976 and played a distinguished role in this revolution. He was martyred on May 24, 1977, in the Battle of Bilimbiri.
Abdulmuhaymin Barzani was born in the city of Erbil on July 15, 1945. He is from the Barzan Tekke sheikhdom family and a follower of Mawlana Khalid al-Naqshbandi (1779-1827). He is the son of Sheikh Sulaiman Sheikh Abdulsalam Barzani II, who participated with the leader Barzani in his march to the Soviet Union in 1947, and a member of the South-East Kurdistan Leadership (Baku Conference)...
The Martyr Muhammad Abdulkarim Muhammad was a Peshmerga of the Aylul and Gulan revolutions. He was wounded once during his struggle in the ranks of the Peshmerga. He held the position of Company Commander. He was martyred in 1981 near the village of Greza in the Sharazor plain with one of his brothers after they fell into an ambush set by a force from the Patriotic Union.
This battle took place in November 1986 in the Zakho area, which belongs to the Badinan region, when the Iraqi Army and government gunmen, supported by artillery and warplanes, attacked the headquarters and positions of the Peshmerga of the Zakho Regional Committee, with the aim of suppressing the voice of the revolution. However, the Peshmerga Forces were able to thwart the attack, repel the advance of the mercenary gunmen, and push them away from the area.
This epic took place on June 19, 1974, on Mount Azmar. Sulaymaniyah was then part of the area under the control of the Iraqi Army, but it did not have the strength to carry out military movements on its own, so it planned to attack Mount Azmar, where the Peshmerga Forces were stationed. Although it managed to seize the mountain, it suffered heavy losses in lives and property.
It was a martyrdom operation carried out by a force of the Peshmerga on one of the nights of November 1981, where they attacked the Gari Isfka outposts in the Barwari Bala area, and soon seized them and killed a number of the outposts' soldiers, and also seized weapons, ammunition, and military equipment, then left the place and returned to their bases.
This battle took place in November 1986 in the Zakho area of the Badinan region, when the Iraqi Army and government gunmen, supported by artillery and warplanes, attacked the headquarters and positions of the Peshmerga of the Zakho Local Committee, with the aim of suppressing the voice of the revolution. However, the Peshmerga Forces were able to thwart the attack, repel the advance of the mercenary gunmen, and push them away from the area.
