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In this part of the documentary series on the Barzan revolutions, the events of the year 1945 are discussed after the failure of negotiations, the outbreak of war, and the setback of the Second Barzan Revolution. Among the most important topics of this section are: the Battle of Badlian, the Battle of Nahli, the Battle of Meydan-i Murik, the betrayal of tribal leaders, the Battle of Bers, the setback of the revolution, and the withdrawal of the revolutionaries with thousands of Barzani families to Iranian lands and East Kurdistan.
Genocide of the Barzanis - Qushtapa Forced Complex
The heroism of the Barzan revolutionaries against the armies of two states, Iraq and the British, between the years 1930 – 1932. Its topics include the battlefield of (Zit), the victory of the revolution forces, the downing of a British warplane in the Shirwan region, and the migration of the Barzanis to the Turkish border; these are among the most important topics of this documentary film.
The 60th Anniversary Congress of the Aylul Revolution in Duhok – 2021
In this part of the documentary series on the Barzan revolutions, the political relations of the revolution are discussed briefly. Among its most important topics are: the negotiations of the year 1944 between the government and the revolution leadership, the agreement of both sides and the formation of a relations committee, the influence and activities of the Hiwa Party, the revolution's relations with the (Z.K.) society and representatives of the Soviet Union in the East, the formation of the Freedom (Azadi) Committee, and the visits of President Mustafa Barzani, the Commander of the revolution, to Kurdish regions to gain the support of the tribes for the revolution.
Interview with Kazim Shandari Part Three, Comrade of Barzani to the Soviet Union
The Battle of Dola Fazi is considered the most important battle in the First Barzan Revolution, which took place on April 3, 1932, between the Barzan forces and the Iraqi government forces from the side of Mergasor. It ended with the defeat of the government forces and the victory of the Barzan forces.
Genocide of the Barzanis - Harir Forced Complex
In this part of the documentary series on the Barzan revolutions, the events of the year 1945 before the outbreak of war are discussed, and then the preparations of both sides to confront each other are explained after the failure of negotiations between the revolution and the government, and the influence of the British state on the failure of the negotiations.
Interview with Kazim Shandari Part Two, Comrade of Barzani to the Soviet Union
Interview with Kazim Shandari Part One, Comrade of Barzani to the Soviet Union
Genocide of the Barzanis - Diana Forced Complex
Battle of Khwakurk- Gulan Revolution 1988
Genocide of the Barzanis, finding mass graves and returning the remains of the victims
In this series of documentaries, the events following the return of Mustafa Barzani in the year 1942 from the city of Sulaymaniyah to the Barzan region are briefly discussed, as well as the efforts made to reach an agreement with the government and the start of the Second Barzan Revolution. Among the most important topics of this section is the documentary film series on the Barzan revolutions: the preparation and return of President Mustafa Barzani from the city of Sulaymaniyah to East Kurdistan and subsequently to the Barzan region. Mustafa Barzani's efforts to reach an agreement with the government. Mustafa Barzani's visit to various regions in Kurdistan and communication with political organizations in other parts of Kurdistan. The government's preparations to invade the Barzan region. The start of the war and the seizure of government police stations. The siege of the Mergasor camp. The famous Battle of Mazni.
Interview with Kazim Shandari Part Four and Final, Comrade Barzani to the Soviet Union
This part consists of a series of documentary films about the courage and heroism of Barzan. Its topics include the end of the First Barzan Revolution, the displacement of the revolution's leaders to Turkey, their return to Iraq, the Iraqi authorities' violation of their promises towards them, their transfer to cities in southern and central Iraq, and subsequently to the city of Sulaymaniyah, and finally their years of residence in the city of Sulaymaniyah and President Mustafa Barzani's efforts to reorganize and head to East Kurdistan. These are explained briefly.
On 10 August in the year 1983
In this documentary series, the events following the return of Mustafa Barzani in 1943 from Sulaymaniyah to the Barzan region, the efforts for an agreement with the government, and the start of the Second Barzan Revolution are briefly discussed. Among the most important topics of this part of the Barzan revolutions documentary series: Preparations and the return of Mustafa Barzani from Sulaymaniyah to Eastern Kurdistan and subsequently the Barzan region. Mustafa Barzani's efforts for an agreement with the government. Mustafa Barzani's visits to different regions of Kurdistan and establishing a relationship with political organizations in other parts of Kurdistan. The government's preparations to attack Barzan. The start of the war and the capture of government police stations. The siege of the Mergasor Military base. The famous Battle of Mazne.
Seizure of the Sutke Regiment Headquarters Year of Activity: May 1987 Area of Activity: Keshishi village in the Barwari Bala region Participating Force: Amedi Area Committee Enemy Losses: Seizure of three headquarters of the occupying regiment, the 111th Jash regiment, and the surrounding outposts Achievements of the Peshmerga Forces: Capture of 43 Military personnel and Jash, a number of various weapons, a bulldozer, an armored vehicle, and a military IFA truck
Begova Ambush Area of Activity: The main road between Begova and Bamarni Year of Activity: 1986 Participating Force: Amedi Area Committee and a force of the Iraqi Communist Party Losses of the Occupying Army: Capture of four Military personnel and destruction of a military vehicle Achievements: A Racal radio, 24 magazines, 10 Kalashnikovs, and an RPG
On the date of 5-9-1988, the heroic Peshmerga were able to record a historical battle in Khwakurk In this battle, the enemy used all kinds of heavy and prohibited weapons The forces participating in this battle were: The forces of Branch 2, Branch 3, Branch 4, the Barzan Force, the Awara Force, the Hamrin Force, the Popular Defense, and the forces of the Communist Party In this battle, heavy losses were inflicted on the enemy forces, and 63 Peshmerga were wounded and 28 others were martyred
The Epic of Attacking the Bamarni Military Airport Region: Duhok-Amedi main road- Year of Activity: 1987 Participating forces: Sheikhan region, a force of the Iraqi Communist Party, several other forces from the Duhok and Sheikhan regions, and a popular defense force Losses of the occupying army: Seizure of thirteen military bases of the Bamarni airport, the headquarters of the border battalion and the 140th battalion, and the killing and wounding of 158 Military personnel, and more than 215 various weapons and 20,000 bullets
In Gulan Revolution In 1981, a group of Kurdistan Democratic Party Peshmerga set up an ambush in a place called Qubay Galala near Choman, where Iraqi army soldiers were present, and as a result of this attack, they had several achievements
In this part of the documentary series on the Barzan revolutions, the subject of the revolution's political relationships is briefly discussed, among the most important topics: the 1944 government negotiations with the revolution's leadership, the agreement between both parties and the formation of a liaison committee, the influence and activities of the Hiwa Party, the revolution's relationship with the (J.K.) society and the Soviet Delegate in the East, the formation of the Freedom Committee and the tour of Mustafa Barzani the leader of the revolution through Kurdish regions to obtain the support of the tribes for the revolution
The historic march of the immortal Barzani and his companions in the border triangle area of Iraq, Iran and Turkey Uncle Kazim Shanadari discusses these events and battles that took place on this route, and also talks about the martyrs and the wounded
Kazim Shanadari recounts the events of crossing the Aras River
In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the events surrounding the Fall of the Republic of Kurdistan, the Barzanis' attempt to defend it, the Fall of the Republic, and subsequently the Iranian government's attempt to displace the Barzanis or expel them from Iran are discussed. Among the most important topics of this part are: the Fall of the Republic and the meeting between General Mustafa Barzani and Peshwa Qazi Muhammad, the negotiations of the Barzanis with the Iranian government regarding the fate of the Barzanis, General Mustafa Barzani's trip to Tehran, the battles between the Barzan force and the Iranian army during their withdrawal to Iraq, and the return of the Barzani refugees to Iraq.
The heroism of the Barzan revolutionaries against the forces of the two countries of Iraq and Britain between the years 1930-1932, the events of the Zet battlefield, the victory of the Barzan revolutionary force, the downing of a British fighter jet in the Shirwan region, and the migration of the Barzanis to the border of the Country of Turkey are among the most important topics of this documentary.
In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the Situation of the Kurd under the shadow of the July 14 Revolution and the republican state, the efforts of the Kurdish leadership and Abd al-Karim Qasim to resolve the Kurdish issue in Iraq, and subsequently the deterioration of the relationship and the emergence of conflicts between the two sides, and the outbreak of the September national revolution are discussed.
Discovery of mass graves and the return of the remains of the victims of the genocide of the Barzanis
In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the events of the return of the Barzani families and fighters from Eastern Kurdistan to Southern Kurdistan, the sheltering of the Barzani families, and subsequently the historic journey of General Mustafa Barzani with more than 500 fighters across the border of three Countrys to the land of the Soviet Union, and the clashes of the Barzan revolutionary army and the Iranian army along the route are discussed.
On the date of September 12, 2021, a conference was held in Duhok on the occasion of the sixtieth anniversary of the outbreak of the September Revolution
The departure of Mullah Mustafa Barzani and his companions from Southern Kurdistan to Eastern Kurdistan and their participation in the Republic of Kurdistan
On July 31, 1983, in the second phase of the Anfal process, the Barzanis were collectively, the men and boys of the Barzanis in the Qushtapa forced camp were captured by the forces of the Ba'ath regime and went missing
This part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series discusses the events of the year 1945 after the failure of the negotiations and the re-outbreak of war and the defeat of the Second Barzan Revolution. Among the most important topics of this part are: the Battle of Badlian, the Battle of Nehli, the Battle of Meydan Morik, the betrayal of the tribal chiefs, and the Battle of Pers, the defeat of the revolution, and the retreat of the revolutionaries with thousands of Barzani families to the land of Iran and Eastern Kurdistan.
History of the Congress and revolutions of the Kurdistan Democratic Party
On the date of August 10, 1983, several forced complexes where the Barzanis were settled were besieged, such as the Diana camp, and subsequently, the men and boys of the Barzanis were detained and sent to the deserts of southern Iraq, where they went missing
Mam Kazim Shanadari, a companion of Barzani to the former Soviet Union, discusses the fall of the Republic. After the multilateral attack by Iran and Britain on the Republic of Kurdistan in Mahabad and an unparalleled defense by the Republic's army, General Mulla Mustafa Barzani, because a large number of women and children were with them, was forced to retreat, and from there his historical journey begins.
In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the events of the return of the Barzani families and fighters from Eastern Kurdistan to Southern Kurdistan, the sheltering of the Barzani families, and subsequently the historical journey of General Mustafa Barzani with more than 500 fighters across the borders of three countries to the territory of the Soviet Union, and the clashes between the Barzani revolutionary army and the Iranian army along the route are discussed.
In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the situation of the Barzanis after their displacement to Eastern Kurdistan, the declaration of the Republic of Kurdistan, and the formation of the Barzan armed force to protect the Republic of Kurdistan are discussed. Among the most important topics of this part: the formation of the Barzan force, the Iranian army's attack on the Republic, the Battle of Qarawa, the Battle of Mila Qaranai, the spread of the deadly plague epidemic among the Barzanis, and the establishment of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iraq.
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In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the rise of the Ba'ath Party to power, peace negotiations with the revolution's leadership, the renewed deterioration of the relationship between the revolution and the government, the resumption of war, and the victories of the revolution's Peshmerga forces in 1963 are briefly discussed. Among the most important topics of this part: the Koya National Congress in 1963, the creation of the National Guard by the Ba'athists, and the battles and epics of Sari Akre, Pers, Barzan, and Matin.
On August 10, 1983, in the Baharka forced-settlement camp, the men and boys of the Barzanis were collectively arrested by the forces of the Ba'ath regime and subsequently disappeared.
In this part of the Barzan battles documentary series, the topics of the end of the First Barzan Revolution and the displacement of the revolution's leaders to the country of Turkey, their return to Iraq and the betrayal of the Iraqi authorities towards them, their transfer to the cities of southern and central Iraq and subsequently the city of Sulaymaniyah, and finally the years of staying in the city of Sulaymaniyah and the efforts of President Mustafa Barzani to reorganize and escape to Eastern Kurdistan are briefly discussed.
The Battle of Dola Vazhe is considered the most important battle of the First Barzan Revolution, which took place on April 3, 1932, between the Barzan forces and the Iraqi government's forces from the Mergasor front. It ended with the defeat of the government forces and the victory of the Barzan force.
On the date of August 10, 1983, several forced-settlement complexes where the Barzanis were settled were besieged, such as the Harir camp, and they searched for the men and boys of the Barzanis, and some were arrested and sent to the deserts of southern Iraq and disappeared there, because there was prior news that the Ba'ath regime's forces would attack this complex as well; some people fortunately were able to save themselves.
In this part of the Barzan Revolutions documentary series, the events of 1945 before the reignition of the war, the efforts of the revolution's leadership to prevent war, subsequently the preparations of both sides to confront each other after the failure of the talks between the revolution and the government, and the influence of Britain on the failure of the negotiations are discussed.