Kurd.. The Silent Revolution

This book has been translated from French into Kurdish. The author of this book, who is an observer and an academic, during his stay of several months in that liberated part of Kurdistan with the leader of the revolution, General Mustafa Barzani, or with the members of the Revolutionary Council and the members of the administrative board, remained in constant relationship, and to conduct research and surveys, he was able to interview and ask questions of anyone.

The book is generally a rich field study regarding the Kurd people, who are an oppressed people. In general, it is about the history and geography of Kurdistan from its beginning and the division of greater Kurdistan between countries such as Iraq, Syria, Turkey, and Iran, the negligence of humanity toward the Kurd, from the revolution of July 14, 1958, to September 11, 1961, and the Aylul Revolution, mandatory military service, discord and opposition, the economy of the revolution, Barzani as a mass leader and a historical personality, the Talabani crisis, the structure and framework of the revolution, the army of the revolution, the Kurdistan Democratic Party and the Seventh Congress, and information and relationship in the Aylul Revolution.