Oral History Interview & Importance – Part 18

Application of Body Language (2)

Nodding or head movement is a sign of interest in the interview and attention to the interviewee. Also, it shows that you have actually understood the interviewee. Some people do it out of habit while listening to others. Make an effort to nod. However, unnecessary movements and excitement are to be avoided. Don’t exaggerate in nodding. It will create an uncomfortable situation.

Familiarization with the show "Night of Memory"

Face to face with Sacred Defense narrators

"Night of Memory" is one of the few continuous cultural shows on the Sacred Defense narration and memory-telling which is held regularly and monthly in the Art Center of the Islamic Propaganda Organization. The program is aimed at recognizing, collecting and publishing the oral memoirs of the eight-year Iraqi imposed war against Iran as well as the transferring of the concepts and values of the Scared Defense. The war veterans of the Sacred Defense years take part in this show every month, telling their memoirs of the days of epic and defense.

Holding 16th and 17th Sessions of "Oral History of Book"

115 Years in Publishing; would the Sixth Generation of Eqbal Family Continue This Way?

Saeed Eqbal, in response to the question that why having graduated in electrical major he busied publication work, he said: "I was primarily involved in plan of using satellite because of my major, but in 1979 or 1980, some of the plans were decided to be limited and weakened, so I engaged in publication. Four generations before me had history of publication and book job, albeit my fathers encouragements were effective too.

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