Foad Mustafa-Soltani: A look into his life, his aspirations and how he died - Paperback
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Foad Mustafa-Soltani's life and his relentless struggle for the equality and justice for the workers, peasants and all hard working people of Kurdistan and Iran is covered in detail in his biography.
His dedication to fight against repressive regimes landed him in jail during the Shah's reign and led to his death at the hands of the Islamic Republic of Iran on August 31,1979 at the young age of 31.
During his short life his contributions to the leftist movement in Kurdistan and Iran were numerous. He was a great thinker and an amazing organizer. He was very instrumental in creating Marivan (a city in western Kurdistan) people's movement as well as being the founding member of Komala.
This book is a collection of memories and interviews with great many players in the Kurdish movement and it is edited and compiled by three of Kak Fouad's siblings Mallaka, Reza and Hishmat.
His memory and contributions to the movement to overthrow repressive regimes in Iran will live on for many years to come.
Edition
2nd Persian (Farsi) Edition
Contributor(s)
Hishmat Sultani, Mallaka Mostafa-Soltani, Reza Mostafa-Soltani
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