Reflection of the Situation of South Kurdistan in the Dengubasi Kurdistan Publication (1980-1988)

This book is a study on the reflection of the Situation of South Kurdistan in the Dengubasi Kurdistan publications between the years (1980-1988), which is organized into parts, topics, and sections, consisting of an introduction, four parts, and appendices.

The first part of this book discusses the media of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and includes three sections, each section containing two or three topics about the Party's media and its parts, the content and goals of the Dengubasi Kurdistan publication, the Provisional Leadership of the Party (Al-Qiyada al-Mu'aqqata), and the resurgence of the Gulan Revolution.

The second part focuses on the reflection of political and Military events in the Dengubasi Kurdistan publication, consisting of two sections, each section containing three topics that discuss the policy of the Ba'ath government towards Kurdistan such as displacement by Arabization, destruction of villages, imprisonment and execution, the use of chemical weapons, the Anfal campaigns and operations, and the regional policy of Turkey, Syria, and Iran.

The third part discusses the armed struggle of the Peshmerga Forces against the Iraqi government between the years (1976-1988), including one section and four topics about the Activity of the Kurdistan revolutionary army such as the Activity of the Peshmerga and guerrilla warfare between the years (1976-1979), the Activity of the Peshmerga between the years (1980-1988), the Activity of the joint front, and the Activity of the Peshmerga inside the cities.

The fourth part is about the impact of the Iran-Iraq War on South Kurdistan between the years (1980-1988), consisting of two sections, each section containing three topics that include the impact of the war on South Kurdistan such as the economic Situation and the impact of the Jash, national culture and ideology, education and upbringing, conscription and sending citizens to the Iran-Iraq War as a Military aspect, and forced conscription and hostages.