Interview with the head of Institute of Documentation of National Library and Archives

Oral history of executive agencies has a national budget

Emphasizing on the comprehensive support of Institute of Documentation of National Library and Archives of Iranian Islamic Republic, The organizer of the Oral History Development Program of the countrys executive agencies, said: "We will continue to support and protect this program. Some of the current organizations in the oral history workshops have already an oral history unit, but nevertheless, it is also important to assimilate activities for such organizations."

I want to learn Farsi!

Abu Ahmad blocked our way near the evening of Monday 15th of Aban 1396 solar hijri calendar (November 6, 2017) in Najaf-Karbala road. As a matter of fact, three others had already asked us to become their guests. All of them said one thing, “Taking a shower, WiFi, a place for sleeping and taking a rest” which we had not accepted. But this last one treated us in a way that we could not accept his request.

Memories of Mohammad Sam Kermani and...

Two Interviews Which Became a Book Titled "Your Majesty Be Carefree!"

"Your Majesty Be Carefree (in Persian: Khater Ala Hazrat Asudeh)!" is memoirs and untold words of Mohammad Sam Kermani (1924-2015), one of ministries of Interior and Intelligence and Tourism of Pahlavi regime. This 680-page book was produced by Hamid Davoodabadi and Nargol Publication released it in summer of 2017.

Oral History Interview & Importance – Part 30 (Finale)

Archiving

The final phase in the oral history interview process is archiving the transcription and audio, video files and all other relevant documents. The objective is to preserve the interview and provide easy and quick user access. This phase requires detailed and applicable and cost-effective planning conducted by a specific method.

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