Biography

Khidr Mahmud Mustafa Mahmud Haruri was born in 1943 in the village of Haruri in the Upper Barwari region. The martyr began his primary education at the school in the village of Haruri. In 1958, he went to the Amadiya Intermediate School to continue his education, then went to the Duhok Preparatory School, and in 1961, he finished his preparatory education. Later, following the decision of the (Iraqi Republic) number 574, on February 25, 1981, Martyr Khidr was executed.

Struggle Record

Khidr Mahmud Mustafa Mahmud Haruri joined the ranks of the Aylul Revolution in 1961. His notable activities and his abilities in a short time made his name famous in the region. In 1970, due to his intelligence and expertise, he was appointed as a teacher of the revolution at the school in the village of Haruri. In this field, meaning in the field of education, he had a notable and effective role. Due to his intelligence and patriotism, he soon became the head of the Progressive Organization in the Zakho and Duhok region and continued his work among the public.

 Due to his activities in the Zakho region, he was arrested by the Ba'ath regime on June 12, 1980, along with eight of his other friends. The martyr and his friends remained in the Mosul prison under torture and the unjust acts of the Ba'ath regime. On February 25, 1981, Martyr Khidr was executed.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.