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INFORMATION AND liAiSON BUILEfIN 12
ment in Iranian Kurdlstan, was killed Thursday night,
July 13, In a shooting In an apartment In Vienna. Two
other people were killed in the shooting, and a fourth
man was seriously wounded. According to the Viennese
police, these murders strongly resemble ..executions».
That the murderers got Into the apartment
without forcing the door leads one to think that the
victims knew them. (Le Monde 15.07.89).
-IRAN: HEAD OF KURDISH OPPOSITION ASSASSI.
NATED IN VIENNA. (Quotldien de Paris 15.07.89).
.THREE KURDISH LEADERS ASSASSINATED.
Among them, Abdel Rahman Ghassemlou, principal
Iranian Kurdish leader, shot down In Vienna while
renewing talks with Tehran. (Liberation 15-16.07.89).
IRANIAN KURDISH LEADER ASSASSINATED.
(L'Humanite 15.07.89).
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ABDEL RAHMAN GHAS-
SEMLOU will take place in Paris on Thursday at 2:30
PM. (L'Humanite 16.07.89).
red in a shooting In an apartment In Vienna. One of the
dead Is the head of the PDK. (Dauphine Libere
15.07.89).
KURDISH LEADER SHOT DOWN IN VIENNA. (Dep~'
ches de Dijon 15.07.89).
THREE KURDISH LEADERS ASSASSINATED. (L'lndependant
15.07.89).
VIENNA: THREE IRANIAN.KURDISH LEADERS
ASSASSINATED. Austrian pollee believe this to be a
political score that needed settling with the Kurdish
opposition movement. (Var Matin 15.07.89)
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF KURDISTAN OF
IRAN IS BEHEADED. TRIPLE ASSASSINATION IN
VIENNA. Three leaders of the PDKI, one of which was
the Party's Secretary General, Abdel Rahman Ghas.
semlou (59), were killed and a fourth man was severly
Injured, Thursday night dunng a murder attempt perpetrated
in an apartment In Vienna. (Llberta de l'Est
150789)
AUSTRIA: KURDISH LEADER ASSASSINATED IN SHOOTING IN VIENNA. THREE KURDISH LEADERS
VIENNA. (Le Figaro L'Aurore 15-16.07.89). FROM IRAN ASSASSINATED. (Le Coumer 15-
1607.89)
TERRORIST AGGRESSION AGAINST KURDS.
Three Kurds shot without a word. (Neue Kronen Zeitung DEMONSTRATION ON THURSDAY IN PARIS, IN
15.07.89). MEMORY OF ABDEL RAHMAN GHASSEMLOU (AFP
16.07.89)
ASSASSINATION OF KURDS. Terrorist commando
explodes a meeting in Vienna. Killers enter apartment
and begin killing without a word. (Kuner 15.07.89)
KURDISH PARTY BEHEADED. Yesterday the Austrian
police announced that the Secretary General of
the pro-Iraqi Democratic Party of Kurdistan (PDK),
Abdel Rahman Ghassemlou, and two other Kurdish
militants, were assassinated Thursday night In Vienna.
They were meeting with a fourth man, holder of an
Iranian diplomatic passport. (La SUisse 15.07.89)
AUSTRIA: ATIACK IN VIENNA: EXECUTION OF
KURDS COMMANDED. Austrian police speak of an
«ordered execution.» Three Kurds were assassinated
Thursday night in an apartment in Vienna; another was
hospitalized in critical condition (Ouest France
15.07.89).
ASSASSINATION IN VIENNA OF ABDEL RAHMAN
GHASSEMLOU: IRANIAN KURDISH AUTONOMIST
MOVEMENT DECAPITATED; the question remains:
who ordered the assassination of Abdel Rahman
Ghassemlou, the pnncipalleader of this movement?
Ghassemlou was shot twice In the head on Thursday
night, July 13, while In the company of two other people
in an apartment In Vienna (Le Monde 15.07.89). Secretary
General of the PDKI, the most significant Kurdish
organisation fighting against the IslamiC regime since
the Imam KhomelnY's accession to power in 1979, A.R.
Ghassemlou was not lacking enemies, even within his
own party (Le Monde 16.07.89)
DEATH OF KURDS - SEARCH FOR A SIXTH MAN. An
Iranian diplomat has been reported missing. Police are
following In hot pursuit (Kuner 16.07.89).
AUSTRIA: MYSTERIOUS ASSASSINATION OF IRANIAN OFFICER CITED AS WITNESS. (Neue Kro-
THREE IRANIAN KURDISH MILITANTS (Charente nen Zeitung 160789)
Libre 15.07.89).
FUNERAL SERVICES IN PARIS FOR TWO KURDISH
LEADERS ASSASSINATED IN VIENNA. (VOIX du
Nord 21.07.89).
AUSTRIA - KURDS - ASSASSINATION OF ABDEL
RAHMAN GHASSEMLOU IN VIENNA: PDKI BLAMES
IRAN' funeral services and demonstrations, Thursday
In Pans. (AFP 17.07.89)
AUTHORISED EXECUTION. Three dead and one InJu- KURD, VICTIM OF AN IRANIAN TRAP. Ghassemlou,