The Revolutionary Command Council of the Aylul Revolution in Kurdistan - Iraq
- شۆرشی ئەیلول
- پارتی دیموکراتی کوردستان
- پەرتوک
Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia
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Iraq's Gas Policy and the Position of the Kurdistan Democratic Party (1958-1975)
Ali Khalil Betkari
This book is number 1 in the series of books (60th Anniversary of the Aylul Revolution (1961-1975)), it contains three introductions, an introduction written by Dr. Abdul-Fattah Ali Botani, the researcher's introduction, and the introduction to the second edition written by the author, and it consists of five parts, an appendix, and photographs.
The first part of the book discusses the Kurdish national movement in Iraqi Kurdistan between the years (1958-1964), which is the political situation in Kurdistan from July 14, 1958, to November 18, 1963, and the political developments in Kurdistan as a result of the coup of November 18, 1963.
The second part is about the situation of the formation of the Revolutionary Command Council in Iraqi Kurdistan, which includes four topics: the first meeting of the council and the most prominent events of this session, the reaction of the Kurdish parties regarding the formation of the council, the position of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and professional and mass organizations regarding the formation of the council, and the initial statements and publications of the Revolutionary Command Council.
The third part discusses the developments of the political situation in Kurdistan between the years (1965-1970) and includes three topics that discuss the Revolutionary Command Council in Kurdistan and the deterioration of the situation as a result of the resumption of war in April 1965, the Revolutionary Command Council in Kurdistan and the political developments in Kurdistan after the coup of July 17, 1968, and the end of the Revolutionary Command Council in Kurdistan.
The fourth part discusses the activities of the Revolutionary Command Council and internal movements regarding the organization of administrations and financial affairs, health, education and learning, the problem of land and the situation of farmers, the advancement of the judiciary, Peshmerga affairs, and the social sphere.
The fifth part of this book discusses the external activities of the Revolutionary Command Council to support the Kurdish revolution in Kurdistan, which includes four topics regarding the council's external efforts until the outbreak of war in Kurdistan in 1965, Ismet Cherif Vanly's trip to the United States of America and its consequences, the council's external activities until 1966, and the Revolutionary Command Council in Kurdistan and its external activities until 1970.
