Biography

Suleiman Asaad Qadir was born in 1929 in the village of Jamasori, Basirma sub-district. He studied up to the middle school level. On October 15, 1967, in the village of Batas, Harir sub-district, while carrying out an activity, he was martyred by the army of the Iraq regime.

Struggle Record

Suleiman Asaad Qadir, in 1959, established a relationship with the secret cells of the Kurdistan Democratic Party through the Shaqlawa region, where Mela Gharib was the responsible person for the region at that time. In the Year 1961, to carry out an activity, he headed to the Rawanduz sub-district, and his activity was exposed, for which he was arrested by the Rawanduz garrison and transferred to the Kirkuk prison, where he remained in prison for 21 months. In 1963, after negotiations and understanding between the leadership of the revolution and the authorities of Iraq at that time, his brother went to the service of the immortal Barzani in Galala and received a special letter from him for the Military Governor of Kirkuk, and in this way, he was released. After his release and return, he directly rejoined the Shaqlawa Regional Committee and received the Member Level of the region. At the same time, due to his skill and bravery, he received the rank of Deputy Battalion Commander of the Betwata Force, where Ali Shaban was the commander of the force at that time. In addition to his duty, he participated in a group of activities with the Fourth Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the border of Sulaymaniyah province. On the night of October 15, 1967, to hold a meeting with the secret cells, he went to the village of Batas, but unfortunately, they were reported and exposed. To arrest them, a large force of the regime surrounded them, but they confronted the Iraqi army force and did not surrender until they ran out of ammunition and were martyred.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.