An interview with memory writer of the book “Haj Qassem Guys”

We are worried about the memoirs getting away from minds

People are drawn to a side on the basis of their interests. The writers often like a special genre and work in this field. Some of them pick out the area of the sacred defense. Afsar Fazeli Shahr-e Babaki is one of such writers; someone who has grown up in an environment which has caused her to understand the issue of the sacred defense well. Born in 1976 in the city of Shahr-e Babak in Kerman Province, she works in the fields of poetry, oral history and memory writing.

Launch of an unfinished documentary chronology and memoirs of Saeed Abutaleb

The private sector brings into the field of oral history

Ali Darabi, deputy director of provincial affairs of IRIB, in the book lunch of Saeed Abutaleb memoirs titled "Hey You", Saeed "We're still in its infancy, which is why I suggest the private sector to enter in oral history field and continue recording it in a new form quite seriously."

Abdolreza Tarazi spoke of important operations and martyr Dastvareh

Wireless and magic box of codes and passwords carrying ambulance

Story of Iraqi imposed war against Iran from wireless operators’ point of view opens a new window to the audience.Wireless operators as the closest to the commanders and guardians of operations codes are members of sensitive forces whose presence directly affected the operation. Abdolreza Tarazi, wireless operator of 27 Rasoul Ollah Division who participated in Badr, Kheibar, and Valfajr 8 and many other operations during 8 years of Holy Defense talks about his memories of the operations accompanying commanders with Iran Oral History Site.

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