Idris Barzani, the Architect of National Reconciliation

This book is number 11 in the series of books (60th Anniversary of the Aylul Revolution (1961-1975)), consisting of an introduction and an independent section on the geography, history, and structure of the Barzan tribe and Sheikh Muhammad Barzani, and is composed of six parts and an appendix of photographs.

The first part of this book contains two topics that discuss the Kurdish national movement under the leadership of Sheikh Abdul-Salam Barzani and Sheikh Ahmed Barzani.

The second part contains four topics that discuss the Second World War in the twentieth century and its impact on the Kurds, and the Kurdish national movement led by Mustafa Barzani, its historical path as the leader of the Kurdish liberation movement from Mahabad to the Aras River, Mustafa Barzani in the Soviet Union.

The third part consists of two topics that discuss Mustafa Barzani after his return from the Soviet Union to Iraq, and the outbreak of the Aylul Revolution of the year (1961-1975).

The fourth part contains six topics that discuss the life of Idris Barzani, the 14th of July Revolution of 1958 and the Aylul Revolution of 1961, Idris Barzani in the Battle of Handren and the March 11 Agreement of 1970, and Idris Barzani as an ambassador of peace, the ominous Algiers Agreement of 1975 and Idris Barzani, and the resumption of conflicts among Kurdish parties.

The fifth part consists of five topics that discuss the role of Idris Barzani in national interests and as a loyal savior of the Kurdish internal house, and discusses the Barzani mass graves, the Zewe tragedy, and the role of Idris Barzani in party relations.

The sixth part consists of seven topics that discuss Idris Barzani and the formation of a new committee to manage the affairs of the displaced, Idris Barzani as a loyal leader to the Peshmerga and a friend and beloved of the youth, the visit of Idris Barzani to Mustafa Barzani his father, Idris Barzani as a capable diplomat, Idris Barzani in the memories of his friends and colleagues, and the return of the remains of Mustafa Barzani and Idris Barzani to the land and homeland.