Komalah
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| Komala كؤمــــةلَة Komele |
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| Founded | 1967 |
| Headquarters | Kurdistan |
| Ideology | Kurdish nationalism, social democracy, democratic socialism |
| Official colors | Red |
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Komala or Komalah (Kurdish: کومه له) is a Kurdish political party in Iran (see Iranian Kurdistan).[1] The word Komele in Kurdish is derived from Komel (Society) and means "association".[2]
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[edit] Political background
In 1967, Komalah was founded and struggled against the government and policies of Shah for 12 years until 1979. In 1983 Komalah formed a political organization with other Iranian Marxist and socialist groups called the Communist Party of Iran.[3]
Currently, Komala's spokesperson is Ebrahim Alizadeh, who is at the same time the first secretary of Komala.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Komala's Official site
- Komala's Political Program
- Komala's Tactic and Political Struggle
- Komala's Organizing Elements and Komala's Formation Chart
[edit] References
- ^ The Kurdish nationalist movement: opportunity, mobilization, and identity, by David Romano, p.224/5.
- ^ Komele, Dicts.info.
- ^ The Kurdish nationalist movement: opportunity, mobilization, and identity, by David Romano, p.239.
