Nowruz (Iranian New Year) memories of Ghulam Hussain Darbandi

Sacrifice in Farvardin (April)

General Ghulam Hussain Darbandi was a combat clinic commander of the armored army 92 of Khuzestan during the Iraq imposed war against Iran. Now, he is a member of the Board of Education of war teachings martyr’s General Ali Sayad Shirazi and Committee Chairman of Staff narrators of Rahian Noor (light Passengers).

Discussed in National Library

Oral History of Combatant Women in Reviews and Experiences

Following a series of meetings held by oral history workgroup of Association of Iranian History in collaboration with political history group of History Research Center of Faculty of Human Sciences, the meeting on “Oral History of Political and Combatant Women During Rule of Mohammad Reza Shah Pahlavi” was held on February 27, 2016 in Parham Hall of Iran National Library Complex.

Isfahan Student Movement (11)

Student campaigns in spring and summer of 1978

The tenth part of interview with Mohammad Ali Haj Moniri went forward until the event of protest against the speech of Abdolmajid Majidi in Isfahan Aryamehr University, and now the continuation of the interview:

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