Liberated Areas of South Kurdistan (1961-1970)

This book is a historical study on the administrative, economic, and social situation in the liberated areas of Kurdistan between the years (1961-1970). This study consists of an introduction, a gateway, three parts, and appendices.

The first part of this book is about the geographical border and how the liberated areas were managed, including three sections that discuss the geographical border of the liberated areas, how they were managed and their problems and difficulties, the management of the liberated areas and the revolution's media, the establishment of the Revolution Leadership Council and the problems and difficulties in the liberated areas, the revolution's courts and the types of courts in the liberated areas, and the characteristics and importance of the revolution's courts, the financial sources of the revolution's courts, and the inspection and auditing of the courts.

The second part of the book discusses the economic situation and the life and livelihood of the people in the liberated areas, consisting of three sections: regarding agricultural crops in the liberated areas, fruit-bearing tree crops, natural crops, forests, and production in the agricultural sector, and the support and assistance of farmers and residents of the liberated areas for the revolution, animal husbandry and the method and manner of shepherding work in the mountainous areas and night grazing (shewin) and the problems facing the animal husbandry sector, trade, and types of trade and crafts.

The third part is about the social situation and life in the liberated areas, including three sections that discuss the position of tribes and customs and traditions, the role and status of women and customs and traditions, education and learning, and the health situation in the liberated areas.