Aylul Revolution: A Turning Point in Kurdish Political History

This book is number 20 in the book series (60th Anniversary of the Aylul Revolution (1961-1975)) and is the activity of a group of researchers from the Third International Scientific Conference on the Aylul Revolution written, which was a turning point in the political history of the Kurd and is written in both Kurdish and Arabic languages and consists of an introduction and a speech by President Masoud Barzani to the conference attendees and includes all the research papers that were read at the conference.

The book generally discusses the Aylul Revolution and its events on September 11, 1961, under the leadership of Mustafa Barzani which was the most important Kurdish revolution in the twentieth century for obtaining the national rights of the Kurd and was the first revolution that was able to encompass all of Southern Kurdistan, and it was also the first Kurdish revolution that was organized in a modern and political way, and all social, political, and cultural classes of the Kurd participated in it, and it had an impact on other parts of Kurdistan, and the diplomatic side was able to establish relations with several countries and Iraqi, regional, and global political movements, to the extent that it was able to convey the voice of the Kurd to global public opinion.