Biography

Martyr Shukr Bakr was born in 1951 in the village of Alyawa, affiliated with the Daga'la sub-district. He was a villager and engaged in farming. His level of education was primary. After the collapse of the Aylul Revolution he became a refugee in the Country of Iran, and in 1976, after their return to Kurdistan, he was deported to southern Iraq.

Struggle Record

Martyr Shukr Bakr became a Peshmerga in 1968 in the unit of Martyr Sulaiman Birizhi, which was affiliated with the Safin Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party In 1974, after Martyr Sulaiman Birizhi received the rank of Head of Branch Three in the First Battalion of the Samaquli Valley, affiliated with the Safin Force, Martyr Shukr Bakr received the rank of Deputy Head of Branch.

In 1976, after their deportation to southern Iraq, Martyr Sulaiman Birizhi re-established a Peshmerga detachment, and they headed back to the mountains to continue the struggle. In this detachment, Martyr Shukr Bakr also received the rank of Deputy Detachment Commander.

Martyr Shukr Bakr was wounded four times in confrontations with the Jash and the military of the Ba'ath regime: in Mount Makok in 1975, in the Zararati region in 1976, in the Gulan Valley in 1978, and in Mount Banabawan in 1978. In 1980, in the village of Chiwa in the Khoshnawati region, during a confrontation with an attack by the Jash and the military of the Ba'ath regime, Shukr Bakr was martyred.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Committee.