Memoirs from captivity

Miandari in Tikrit’s 11 Concentration Camp

Barbed wires drag our minds immediately toward the concept of captivity. Thus, “Barbed Days” is a related title with which the audience finds out a conception from captivity years. It is the title of a book in which Mohammad Javad Miandari speaks about the years of Iraqi imposed war against Iran and captivity.

Martyr Hamid Ahadi in the eyes of his family and comrades

During the sacred Defense Period, some people left for war from each provinces of country that some of them became veteran and other became martyr. Zanjan province was one of the provinces where martyr General Hamid Ahadi were sent to the frontage of war to Defend Country. The book “His eyes were laughing” is allocated for the martyrs life and the different people involved to tell their memory about the martyr, sach as memoirs of Karim Ahadi, Father, Munírih Ghoreishi, Mother, Giti Ahadi, Sister, Mustafa Ahadi, Brother, Morteza Halavt tabar, Martyrs family and friends of the martyr, Asghar Eskandari, friend of the Martyr and Hossein Mohammadi, friend and comrades of martyr.

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