An Opinion on the Aylul Revolution

This book is the thirteenth in the book series (60 Years of the Aylul Revolution (1961-1975)). In addition to the introduction, it consists of a foreword written by Muslih Hamza, with two parts and an appendix. In general, the book deals with how the Aylul Revolution started, its causes, the changes it brought about in Kurdistan Iraq, and the stages that the Aylul Revolution went through. The first part of the book describes the stages of the Aylul Revolution and its achievements, which included the first stage from September 11, 1961, to the end of Abdul Karim Qasim's rule on February 8, 1963, and the second stage represented by the arrival of the Ba'athists to power, the start of negotiations with the revolution leadership, and the resumption of war, and the third stage in which negotiations took place with the government of Abdul Salam Arif, which was considered an achievement for the revolution. The fourth stage of negotiations with the Bazzaz government and the announcement of the June 29 statement, while the fifth stage mentions a major achievement such as the March 11 agreement, and the sixth stage mentions the collapse of the March 11 agreement and the reigniting of the war again. The second part of this book deals with the Aylul Revolution in the Badinan region in terms of health, Military, party and Social organization, the emergence of the Ba'ath, the era of the revolution, and displacement in the region.