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Jamal al-Haidari

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134:. As-Sayegh had demanded that Adil, al-Haidari and Amir Abdullah be expelled from the Iraqi Communist Party as a condition for a merger with his party (which would have given the Communist Party legal status). In the end a settlement was reached (with as-Sayegh unofficially bargaining on behalf of the then government), al-Haidari and Abdullah were relieved of their party duties due to 'health reasons' and exit visas were provided (through as-Sayegh's government contacts) for them to travel to 79:
In 1952, whilst in prison, al-Haidari rebelled against the adoption of a new party programme of the Communist Party. Al-Haidari, along with other critics of the new party leadership, were expelled from the party. In February 1953, after the Communist Party organ al-Qaidah had published a ferocious
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coup d'état, a crackdown was launched against the Communist Party. Al-Haidari was able to escape arrest and went underground. Along with Abd ul-Jabbar Wahbi and Salih al-Abli, al-Haidari established a new 'Central Party Leadership'. On July 20, 1963, al-Haidari was captured and executed.
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in 1946, and became the leader of a rebel communist faction during the 1950s. After rejoining the Communist Party in 1956 he became a prominent leader but was entangled in the internal disputes of the party. In 1963 he was executed by the new
138:. In Moscow they joined Adil, who had already been sent there for medical treatment. Still, the merger between the Communist Party and as-Sayegh's party failed to go through for other reasons. 146:
In September 1962 Adil and al-Haidari returned to Iraq. Adil again took charge of the party, and formed a new Secretariat with al-Haidari as the head of the Peasants Bureau of the party.
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group. Al-Haidari dedicated his energy into combating the Communist Party and its leader, Basim, in particular. Amongst other things, al-Haidari tried unsuccessfully to convince the
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In 1960, al-Haidari was forced into exile. At the time the Communist Party was seeking legal recognition, but the state authorities had instead decided to register a bogus '
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In 1956, after shifts in the leadership in the Iraqi Communist Party, al-Haidari's group reunified with the party. Following the merger, Al-Haidari became a
351: 114:). Towards the late 1950s, the situation in the politburo deteriorated. The 'Clique of Foor' accused Adil and al-Haidari of spoiling the relations with 376: 110:, and together Adil and al-Haidari constituted one of the two politburo fractions (the other, nicknamed the 'Clique of Foor' was led by 91: 65: 366: 371: 361: 346: 356: 127: 80:
attack on the expelled dissidents, al-Haidari's group decided to form a new organization, named after its organ
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member of the Communist Party. Al-Haidari became a close associate of the new general secretary
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In 1946 al-Haidari, along with his brother Salah al-Haidari, was amongst the militants of the
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that joined the Iraqi Communist Party rather than merging into the
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to recognize his group over the Iraqi Communist Party.
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Arabic
Iraqi
communist
Iraqi Communist Party
Baathist
Kurdish
Shursh
Kurdish Democratic Party
Rayat ash-Shaghilah
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
politburo
Salam Adil
Baha ud-Din Nuri
Abd al-Karim Qasim
Iraqi Communist Party
Daud as-Sayegh
Moscow
Baathist
The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Iraq
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The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Iraq
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The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Iraq
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The Rise and Fall of the Communist Party of Iraq
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