Oral History Interview & Importance – Part 28

Transcription

Once the interview is conducted then it has to be transcribed. The final goal of transcription is not to produce a final content but to write down the words of the narrator in the form of raw material to facilitate archiving and exploit. The following are to be considered in this effort:

An interview with Touran Qorbani about her books

We should recognize the narrator well and remain loyal to memory

The book "The Tribe of Zainab (PBUH)" is the most recent book authored by Touran Qorbani and released by Khat-e Hasht (Line 8) Publications. For more familiarization with the books author who is from the city Ardebil, the website of Iranian Oral History has conducted an interview with her:

Report on the First Oral History Conference of Executive Agencies III

We must reach an Iranian pattern for oral history

The third panel of oral history conference of executive agencies regarding the methods of interview attended by the members and experts of executive agencies, and Mohsen Khazai, Dr.Abolfazl Hassanabadi and Gholamreza Azizi

Holding 285th Session of Sacred Defense Memory Night

Skill and Courage of Pilots as Narrated in Memories

Reported by Oral History Website of Iran, 285th program of the sacred defense memory night was held in Sooreh Hall of Hozeh Honari on Thursday, October 26, 2017. In this program, Amir (Major General), Pilot Seyyed Javad Pouyanfar, Amir, pilot Ali-Mohammad Souzanchi and Amir, pilot Ali-Asghar Jahanbakhsh expressed their memories of the sacred defense and the Iraq imposed war against Iran.

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