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Ali Askari
Ali Askari (1936 – 1978) was a Kurdish politician.
He was a prominent leader in Iraqi Kurdistan and his political party was the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan.
==Early life and Childhood==
He was born in 1936 in the village of Goptapa in Kurdistan. The family is originally from the village of Sargalo, but Ali Askari's great-grandfather moved to Askar in order settle down in this village. In early 1916 Ali Askari's father, Abdullah Askari, went on to build a village close to Askar which today is called Goptapa. His father was the head of the Qala Saywka tribe, one of the most famous and largest tribes in Iraqi Kurdistan.
Ali Askari was the youngest among seven brothers and three sisters. Since there was nowhere to get in an education in Goptapa, he had to move to Askar in order to start his studies, at the age of seven. He studied in Askar until he was in the third grade, then moved to the village of Aghjalar to continue his studies in the fourth and fifth grade for his last year in middle school. At the same time, he moved to Kirkuk to his uncle Sheik Raza, who was leading the Naqshbandi branch.
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