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Recommendation for the second wave of the Holy Defense oral history

According to the Iran Oral History website, the finale of the interview with Dr. Morteza Nouraie is dedicated to the review of the oral history of the Revolution and the Holy Defense. Dr. Nouraie has been at the fronts of the war and has been focusing on war as part of his oral history research activities. In this interview, we tried to outline the aspects of the recording and writing of the oral history of the Revolution and the war. It is hoped that the custodians in this field shall put his words into practice.

The Most Recent Words by Hedayatollah Behboodi

Documentations Are Not From the Same Genus

As reported by Iranian Oral History Website, closing ceremony of 11th period of award of Jalal Al-e-Ahmad was held in Ghalam Hall of NLAI on December 8, 2018. In documentation part of the award, two works were jointly selected, "Alef-Lam Khomeini" by Hedayatollah Behboodi published by the Institute for Political Studies and Research, and "Pedaling for Seeking Shams: From Tabriz to Konya, from Konya to Damascus" by Hasan Karami Qaramaleki published by Sotoudeh Publication.

About a book that was published after 18 years

Secrets added to "Bamo"

The book "Bamo" - The four hundred forty third book published in the Office of Literature and the Art of Resistance – has memories of the identification forces of Qasarshirin and Dasht Zahab during sacred defense years written by Asghar Kazemi. The book, which has been published by Sura Mehr Publication after 18 years, includes details of the identification of the border regions of Iran and Iraq, narrated by 10 commanders and warriors in 5 chapters.

The amazing memoirs of a teacher

With no introduction, the book starts with the narration of the narrator about his story. In auto-memoirs books, a process of how the memoirs have been first registered and recorded is usually mentioned in the introduction of that work. That is why it has been mentioned that the book has no introduction. At first, it seemed that it might be related to the taste of the books publisher, because this publisher usually ...

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