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His
Excellency Dr. Wolfgang Schuessel
The
Austrian Chancellor
According
to the information that have been published in the past few weeks, the
newly appointed Iranian president, Mr Mahmood Ahmadi Nejad, have been
implicated as being directly involved in preparation for and execution
of the terrorist act of 13th July 1989 in Vienna.
As you are
aware, the Secretary General of our Party Dr. Abdull Rahman
Ghassemlou
along with two of his associates, Mr. Abdullah Qadery Azar and Dr. Fazel
Rasul were invited to a meeting in Vienna by the Iranian government of
then the president Rafsanjani, apparently to find a
solution to the Kurdish question in Iran.
All three were murdered at the negotiation table on that
day by the envoys of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
From early
hours of the crime it was apparent to all,
and particularly to the Austrian authorities,
that these atrocities were committed by the order of the Islamic
Republic of Iran. Unfortunately the Austrian government of the time had
put pressure on the judiciary to prevent the formation of a trial.
With this Austria and the world had lost a
golden opportunity to put a stop to the state terrorism of the
Islamic Republic of Iran.
Your
Excellency, political and economical
considerations of that time had prevented
justice and human right to prevail, but once more the Austrian
government has the opportunity to reverse the past
injustices and to compensate Kurdish people and freedom movement in
Iran for past miscarriage of justice by bringing the terrorists to
account.
On behalf
of Ghassemlou’s
Party and the
Kurdish people in Iran, I request from your
Excellency not to allow once more the economical and political
consideration to prevent the justice to prevail. On the contrary,
we are very much looking forward to your full support in resurrecting
the trial for the terror of Dr. Ghassemlou
and his associates and bringing the
perpetrator of these barbaric crime of 13th July to
account.
Yours
sincerely
Mustafa Hijri
Secretary-General
of Democratic Party of Iranian Kurdistan
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