When to produce interview text? – 1

A challenging question for oral history scholars is when to produce or transcribe the interview recorded content? Is it to be done after the interview process is over or start parallel to the interview course? Undoubtedly, most responses will indicate that once the interview is complete and the audio text is transcribed and narrators consent is obtained over the transcription then editing and production of the written literature begins. In this approach, there are two distinct procedures: interview and production.

Along with memoirs of Brigadier General Ali Sedigh Zadeh from the first widespread operation

Third solution and the principle of surprise in time

Zahra Abu Ali, the writer of memories of the commanders of Islamic Republic of Iran Army from the Scared Defense years has had a detailed interview with Brigadier General Ali Sedigh Zadeh part of which has been given to the website of Iranian Oral History. In a reference to this interview, she writes, “27th of September 1981is considered a turning point in the history of the eight-year sacred defense.

Memory Telling in the Annual Assemblage of Ansar Battalion Fighters

Humor of the Front Narrated by the War Writer

According to Oral History Website of Iran, the 17th anniversary of martyrs of Ansar al-Rasul battalion of 27th Mohammad Rasulullah Division (pbuh) was held for commemorating commanders of platoons of the battalion, participated by fighters of Ansar battalion during Holy Defense Years and their families in Andisheh Hall of Hozeh Honari on November 30, 2017. In this program, Davood Amirian and Haj Hussein Guran, of Ansar al-Rasul battalion fighters during the holy defense years, spoke about memories of Iraqi imposed war against Iran.

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