Idris Barzani, Architect of National Reconciliation

It also consists of six sections, an appendix, and photos. The first part of the book contains two topics dealing with the Kurdish national movement led by Sheikh Abdul Salam Barzani and Sheikh Ahmed Barzani. The second part includes four topics: the Second World War in the twentieth century and its impact on the Kurd, the Kurdish national movement led by Mullah Mustafa Barzani, and the historical path of the leader of the Kurdish liberation movement from Mahabad to the Aras River, Mullah Mustafa Barzani, in the Soviet Union. The third part consists of two topics: Mullah Mustafa Barzani after his return from the Soviet Union to Iraq, and the outbreak of the Aylul Revolution (1961-1975). The fourth part includes six topics: the life of Idris Barzani, the July 14, 1958 revolution, the 1961 Aylul Revolution, Idris Barzani in the Battle of Handren and the March 11, 1970 agreement, Idris Barzani as an ambassador for peace, the ominous Algiers Agreement in 1975 and Idris Barzani, and the resumption of conflicts within the Kurdish Parties. The fifth part consists of five axes discussing the role of Idris Barzani in national interests and the loyal savior of the Kurdish house, and discusses the mass graves of the Barzanis, the Zeweh tragedy, and the role of Idris Barzani in Party Relations. The sixth part consists of seven topics: Idris Barzani and the formation of a new committee to manage the affairs of the Refugee, Idris Barzani as a loyal leader of the Peshmerga Forces and a friend and lover of the youth, Idris Barzani's visit to his father Mullah Mustafa Barzani, Idris Barzani in the memoirs of his friends and companions, and the return of the bodies of Mullah Mustafa Barzani and Idris Barzani to their homeland.