حردان عبدالغفار التكريتي : من المنشأ حتى الإغتيال 1925-1971

الملخص EN

This study is about the personality of Lieutenant General Hordan Abdul Ghaffar Al-Tikriti, Vice-President of the Republic of Iraq, his life, and the most critical stages associated with his life.

Also, this study investigated his relationship with the Arab Baath Party and his role in all revolutions starting from the revolution of 14th of July 1958 to the last revolution of 17th of July 1968.

The Baath Party took power in Iraq, and he has a pivotal role in this party because of his military personality that imposed him in the context of the events.

These revolutions carried out by the military in Iraq in alliance with the Arab Baath Party in particular, as well as with the 18th November corrective movement.

It seems that his role in the revolution of July 17th, 1968, his prominence in the Iraqi political field, and his distinguished relations both in Iraq in particular, with the army or with leaders of the Arab countries.

These relationships have upset some of his opponents.

As a result of his relationships, the making of his liquidation an inevitable decision and his expulsion not only from Iraq.

The decision to liquidate him was taken by Saddam Hussein, a member of the ruling Arab Baath Socialist Party in Baghdad during that period.

The incident of his assassination in Kuwait in 1971.