Iraq's Kurdistan, as a National Entity: A Study on the Aylul Revolution (1961-1969)

This book is a study written in 1970 about the Aylul Revolution (1961-1969) in French, translated into the Kurdish language, and consists of two introductions, nine chapters, and appendices.

The first chapter discusses historical and geographical data and information related to the national issue of Iraq's Kurdistan, such as land and population, perspectives and observations on historical facts, the issue of the Mosul Vilayet or the fate of South Kurdistan, and the Situation after the Year 1925.

The second chapter of this book is about Abdul Karim Qasim and the Kurd or the direct causes of the agreement and the wars.

The third chapter discusses the Aylul Revolution and its components.

The fourth chapter discusses the Fall of the Qasim regime and the stance of the army, the stance of the Arab nationalist bourgeoisie and the Arab democratic bourgeoisie, and the stance of the Communist Party of Iraq.

The fifth chapter is dedicated to the dialogue and negotiations between the Kurdish Delegates and the authorities of the Iraq governments, and the Kurdish perspective and view on autonomy.

The sixth chapter discusses the war of the Ba'ath and its results and consequences (June - November 1963).

The seventh chapter is about the establishment and creation of the revolutionary institutions of the Aylul Revolution.

The eighth chapter discusses the revolution from the Year 1965 to 1969 and the breaking of the ceasefire, the war of the Arifs (1965-1966) and the epic of Handren, the ceasefire of June 1966, the Situation of the years 1966 to 1969, and the resumption of war by the Ba'ath in 1969.

The ninth chapter discusses the Kurdish issue and its revolution from the perspective of the international community, such as the Arab world and the Kurdish issue, the stance of the Israelis, the stance of Iran and Turkey and other Countries, the United Nations, and the stance of the International Red Cross.