Interview with Mehr Ali Ebrahim Nejad

I was just a private (4)

Mehr Ali Ebrahim Nejad is a veteran of the Iraq-imposed war on Iran. He went to the battle forefronts while he was still a teenager and fought for the country 90 months of the 94-month (nearly 8-year) war. The following is an excerpt of his Oral History Weekly's interview with about on the occasion of the anniversary of Operation Muharram (Monday, November 1, 1982). Here is the final episode of his interview with Oral History Weekly.

Infiltrator

Reviewing and studying the book “Korr-e Kermashan” by Masoumeh Jawaheri

One of the most mysterious periods of the Islamic Republic system was that of confronting this newly-established system with the hypocrites and anti-revolutionary groups which had grown like mushrooms in different parts of the country and committed many crimes.

Baqir Mortazavi narrates:

Missing Link

Sirus Nahavandi and revolutionary organization of the Tudeh Party of Iran

The book «Missing Link», consists of 602-page, is about exploring the role of Sirus Nahavandi in revolutionary organization of the Tudeh Party, his arrest, collaboration with SAVAK and his role in the attack on the two home teams of this group in 1976 on Yaldā (longest night, December 20/21) night.

Naser al-Din Shah Qajar’s book of travels to Soltanieh Grass

Naser al-Din Shah Qajar’s travelogue of Soltanieh Grass is edited and ready to be published by Zahra Mossivand and Nader Parvaneh. It is another travelogue of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar that has not been published as yet.

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