This book is an academic thesis on the refuge of Kurds from South Kurdistan to Iran between 1974-1

In the introduction, he discusses the social, economic, political and military situation of the region under the rule of the September Revolution between 1970-1

The first part of this book is about the refugees of the people of South Kurdistan to Iran between 1974-1979 and consists of three topics: the stages of refugees going to Iran, the obstacles they faced and the reception and management of refugees from Iran, has been interpreted.

The second part deals with the leadership of the Iranian and Iraqi governments with Kurdish refugees between 1974-1979 and consists of five topics: the leadership of the imperial government institutions with Kurdish refugees and the Iranian government's program for returning refugees to Iraq Return of refugees to Kurdistan and Iraq and the Iraqi government's attitude towards Kurdish refugees going to Western countries, the outbreak of the Islamic Revolution in 1979 and its impact on Kurdish refugees, the attitude of the Iranian people and Kurdish parties in East Kurdistan towards Kurdish refugees.

The third part of the book is about the general situation of Kurdish refugees in Iran and includes three topics: social situation of refugees such as marriage and childbearing, health and education of refugees, social problems and sports activities of refugees, economic situation of refugees The Iranian government's salaries and assistance to Kurdish refugees, their employment in both the public and private sectors, the political situation such as the establishment of Kurdish political parties and organizations, the political activities of the Kurdistan Democratic Party among the refugees.

The fourth part, which consists of three topics, discusses the attitude of Turkey and some European and Western countries towards Kurdish refugees such as the Kingdom of Britain and the Netherlands, the Austrian Republic and the Federal Republic of Germany and Switzerland Luxembourg, Republic of Ireland, United States, Canada and Australia.