Review of "Jange Khakrizha (bulwarks war)" and "Va Dase Pati (by empty-handed)"

Memories of Resistance and Sacred Defence in a Border Province

"Jange Khakrizha" which was published includes Rahimzadeh Hodjattallahs memories of imposed war of Saddams army against Iran. This book is his repaying an obligation to Sacred Defense. After hearing The Leader words about importance of books and reading books and necessity of writing events and memories of Sacred Defense stick in his minds to write his memoirs. The result of the notification is the book "Jange Khakrizha".

274th “Memory Night”

A first time recited memory

According to Iranian Oral History Site report, two hundred and seventy-four in a series of memory night programs was held on Thursday, 24 November 2016 at the Art Center. During the ceremony, Mohammad Majidi, Mohammad Ibrahim Behzadpour and Amir Hossein Jojjat recited their memoirs of the Holy Defense.

A narration of Operation Morvarid

The Story of Remainders’ Efforts in Paykan Gunboat to be Kept Alive at Persian Gulf (I)

On 28th 2016, it coincides with "Operation Morvarid" and anniversary of epic "Paykan Gunboat" and in the war to destruct Dezh Al- Bekr and sea force of Sadams army. The gunboat of Iran Islamic revolutions air force, which was one of the most skillful units of Islamic republic of Iran Navy (NEDAJA) at the beginning of imposed war, was attacked and destroyed by enemy; captain Muhammad Hemmati who was the commander of Paykan Gunboat, and some of the followers were martyred, but some of the special forces and operation forces tolerated at Persian Gulf, and finally they were carried to Iran by helicopter team in the Operation Morvarid.

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