The Hardest Work in the World

The literature of war memoir is a clear indication of any war, therefore, the literature of war is born and can not be made, because in wars the human foot and its ideals are in the midst (among) (In wars, humans and their ideals are involved) and with the sufferings and hopes of the soldiers and nations, these sufferings and hopes come out like a volcano lava from their minds and sit on the blank sheet of paper (white chest of paper).

Khadijeh Abedi talks about the first months of the imposed war

The memorable journey of girls of Khorramshahr

The Quran Maktab (School) of Khoramshahr is the first cultural center established for women and the record of its activity dates back to before the victory of the Islamic revolution. After the victory of the Islamic revolution and the breakout of the Iraqi imposed war against Iran, the women of the school played a major role in supporting and serving the defense forces. For more familiarization with the school at that time, ...

“The oral history of book” narrated by the manager of Contemporary Dictionary Publication

Some memoirs of production and publication of bilingual dictionaries (Part I)

As Iranian oral history website reported, the 21st meeting of second course of meeting about "the oral history of book" was the second interview with Dawood Mousai who is the manager of Contemporary Dictionary Publication.

Oral History Interview & Importance – Part 23

Arguments with the Narrator

One thing that the interviewer shall seriously avoid is long discussions and argument with the narrator. In some cases the narrator insists on the credibility of their information and perceptions and the interviewer has a different idea based on their sources of information. In such cases, both sides might insist on their position and interrupt the interview.

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