Martyr Taha Wasu Sofi Wasu was born in 1939 in the village of Biriz, affiliated with the Kori sub-district. He was engaged in farming and had a primary education level. He was married and had one son. In 1961, in the Battle of Doli Binde, he was martyred by the army of Iraq and the Jash. His Comrades returned his body to the cemetery of the Kori sub-district and buried him there.
Struggle RecordMartyr Taha Wasu Sofi Wasu went to the city of Baghdad in 1958 with Ali Kwekha Qadir to welcome the return of the immortal Barzani. After their return, they immediately began building the political organization of the Kurdistan Democratic Party under the supervision of Ali Kwekha Qadir. They prepared themselves for their first Activity and went to the village of Aquban, affiliated with the Hiran sub-district. In an ambush, they attacked a military vehicle of the Ba'ath regime, killed six Military personnel, seized six rifles, and took them as a gift to Mam Rasul Faqi, which this Activity is considered the first Activity of the Aylul Revolution in the Khoshnawati region. Later, due to his skill and competence, he received the rank of Detachment Commander.
In 1961, in the Battle of Doli Binde, during a confrontation with the soldiers and Jash of the regime, he was martyred.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.