| No. 217 | 26 August 2015 |
Pages from memories of Dr. Mohammad Taghi Khorsandi AshtianiThe Night We Felt the HorrorPeople of Dezful were unbelievable; they wanted to help no matter what the hardship was.Doctors, nurses and experts in medical fields endured hardship to deliver services to the combatants and the wounded. Dr. Mohammad Taghi Khorsandi Ashtiani is a professor of Tehran University and otolaryngologist.
Pursuing Jafar Qoli: From Shah Jahan to Hezar MasjedOral literature has suffered oblivion especially amongst those groups and tribes that most of their history, literature and culture have been transferred from one generation to another in the form of popular story narrations.
Many claimants, little menA Rapport on Partisan Combat through Cuba, Egypt and AlgeriaFor us, who had suffered the coupe d’état of 28th of Mordad (1953 coup) not only by the Shah’s regime but from his allies, the revolution in Cuba and Algeria were inspirational.
'Bukhara’ cherishes the memory of Shahriar AdlIBNA- The Persian Culture and Art Magazine Bukhara dedicated its 107th issue to the memory of the outstanding Iranologist and archeologist, the late Shahriar Adl who passed away on June 21.
When Soviet Embassy evading crimes of Russian soldiers in IranIBNA- The books ‘Days of Distress, Mazandaran and Gorgan Occupied by the Red Army’ and ‘Iran-US Relations since the Coup of August 19’ are bitter narratives of Iran’s occupation by the Allies in August 1941.
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 Daughter of Sheena-46 ___________________________ The next day, as soon as Samad woke up for Morning Prayer, I did too. I always used to roll a little into bed until to be wide awake. Most of the time, I would stay at bed until Samad would pray and get ready to go out; but that day I got up early, performed my ablution and prayed with Samad. After Morning Prayer, Samad began wearing his uniform as always. “I wish you come for lunch like the first days.” I said. He laughed and looked at me in a way that I laughed too. “You’ve missed your Haj Agha, right?!”   |
