The 338th Session of Memory Night -2

Guy of the Mall

The 338th Night of Memory titled “Bache Bazarche (Guy of the Mall)”, hosted by Mohammad Hossein Mahmoudian and attended by the fighters of Hazrat Ali Akbar (AS) Battalion from the 10th Seyyed al-Shohada (AS) Division, was held in Hozeh Honari’s Sooreh Hall on Thursday August 25, 2022. The second narrator of the session was Dr. Majid Rezaeian, one of the commanders and veterans of Hazrat Ali Akbar (AS) Battalion. At the beginning ...

Book Review: "I Wish This Bullet Had not Been Fired"

Memories and Documents of the Explosion of a Cannonball

The book "I Wish this Bullet had not Been Fired" was published in 2022 by Surah Mehr publications in 616 pages and 1250 copies with a hologram price. The cover design of the war ball in the snowy mountain is appropriate for the theme. At first glance, the material and white color of the paper is visible. The sentences on the back cover of the book are chosen to encourage the reader to read.

How Imam Khomeini Was Under Siege in Baghdad

Ahmad asked me [Dr. Fatemeh Tabatabai] not to talk to anyone about the upcoming plans and the decisions sometimes made. We traveled from Najaf to Karbala by bus in one hour. All the way, I was worried and anxious. When we returned, Ahmed said: ‘We will leave Iraq in two days.’ I was shocked. I asked bewilderedly: ‘What happened? He replied: ‘The situation worsened in these two days, the siege has become more intense, ...

Oral History News for Farvardin 1402 (March-April 2023)

According to the website of Iranian Oral History, "News of the Month" is the title of a series of reports in the site. The reports takes a glance at the news related to the subject of the website on written and cyber media. What follows is the news for Farvardin 1402: The book "Dayakah Kan Have Stood: Oral History of Womens Resistance, Sacred Defense and Support for Fronts" has been written by Mrs. Zohreh Yazdan ...

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