| No. 266 | 29 August 2016 |
Unpublished memoir of Dr. Qamar AryanA poem that never made its way to MosadeghIt was a warm summer morning of 2010, when I went to BehjatAbad neighborhood in Tehran; to a house where on its doorbell was written: “Zarrinkub”. However, it was more than a decade that Dr. Abdolhossein Zarrinkub had left that house and this world. The love of his life and spouse was living in that house. I went to meet Qamar Aryan as the reporter of one newspaper on the event of her husband’s anniversary and hear about professor Zarrinkub. The meeting was coordinated by Dr. Ruzbeh Zarrinkub (nephew) and conducted in the presence of his wife.
A glance at "Made from Lazuli"Writing of memoirs about the role of bazaar merchants in Islamic Revolution developmentsThe ring setting which forms the books cover design is in dark blue; a ring made from Lajevard or lazuli on which the image of martyr Asadollah Lajevardi has engraved. The book is about martyr Lajevardi; a person who fought against the Pahlavi regime and detained and imprisoned on charges of assisting in assassination of the regimes Prime Minister Hassan Ali Mansour. He had responsibilities after the victory of the Islamic revolution. The book "Made from Lazuli" introduces this martyr in the form of memoirs.
Memoirs of war and captivity of Azizollah Farrokhi, Part IIIraqis: "We were your prisoners!"Azizollah Farrokhy is one of the combatants and prisoners of war during the sacred war and during the Iraqi imposed war against Iran. He was born in Tehran 1342 (1963), and he interviewed with Iranian Oral History site for his memoirs of the war and also being captured at Saddams army camps. In the first part of this interview, you will have read memories of Farrokhi about sent to the front of war for first time and liberation of Khorramshahr and also moments he was injured.
A Khuzestani POW Narrative of Returning Days to IranRestating goodbye of the operation nights at the moment of freedom The sweet taste of liberty from camps of the Iraqi Baath Party and freedom painful and unforgettable tortures will never be forgotten for freedmen of eight years of the sacred defense. Thats because and despite decades after those days, the minds will retain events and memories of those days. On the occasion of the anniversary of the returning freedmen to the homeland, a section of memories of disabled veteran freedman, Asqar Baimaninezhad have reviewed the days leading up to the release and return to Iran.
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