Dr. Morteza Nouraei presented in the »Oral history and Photography« workshop

A Reconstruction of the Centrality of the Silent Message of the Photograph, with Oral History

The workshop "Oral History and Photography" was held with the speech of Dr. Morteza Nouraei, professor of the history department of Isfahan University, on Sunday, the 7th of January 2024, under the auspices of the Astan Quds Razavi Library, Museums and Document Center, ...

The 347th Session of Memory Night-2

Like Chamran

The 347th session of memory night titled “Like Chamran” was held in the hall of the educational vice-chancellor of the art field (Hozeh Honari) organization of Islamic Revolution on Thursday, June 22, 2022. As well as, Martyr Chamran Educational Hall was also opened after the session. 5 narrators of martyr Chamran's comrades were in this program:

Part of memoirs of General Yusuf Forootan

The suicide of a female guerilla

There was a lady in prison who was a member of the Fadai guerrillas and her behavior was very strange; even though she had been pardoned twice, she was still attached to them. For the third time, when she was imprisoned, due to having a murder case, her punishment was heavy, and she was certain that she would stay in prison for a long time.

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