“War Regulations” Introduction Conference

Memoirs indicate the end-price of war

On the evening of 9 March 2017, Technical Literature Library of the Central Library of Astan Qods Razavi hosted Morteza Sarhangi, the founder of Defense Literature and Art Department of the Art Division. His introduction and talks about his latest book “War Regulations” was an opportunity to start the first meeting from the series of Shams meetings.

A travel to 32 years ago

Third Nowruz (New Year) In the Frontage of War

In 1364 (1985), when I had been passing my third Nowruz in the frontage of war, I was responsible for two affairs: first, the responsibility of cultural group of sepah (Islamic revolutionary guard corps) in chenareh area controlled under cultural group of sepah of Marivan. Second, cooperating with the commander of chenareh.

About Five Books of Series of Stars of Guilds and Market

Events of Lives of Men Who Weren

This is introduction of five volumes of a series titled "stars of trades and market". These books have been compiled based on gathered memories on martyrs who at the one hand were among Bazaaries (merchants) and at the other hand were players and influential in campaigns leading up to Islamic Revolution and also during Sacred Defense years.

Memoirs from Ali Mirza Khani

A martyr who came back to war zone after 15 days!

The annual meeting of the members of Ansar Battalion was a good place for me to have interviews with the combatants of this battalion during the Sacred Defense. All of them evaded to narrate their memoirs. But when he was with us, everybody welcomed him jubilantly. The type of talking with his friends showed that he had been an energetic member of Ansar Battalion.

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