Photo & Oral History

In the past, historians were more likely to use the text and written documents, which changed considerably with the advent of oral history. For example, through oral history, information and new aspects of historical events were discovered for researchers that they had previously neglected. In the course of this process, in recent decades, pictures have been considered by some historians as one historical data. The important point is that an image can provide multiple data to the researcher.

The Memoirs of Mashaullah Akhundi, Morteza Sarhangi and Masoud Dehnamaki

The bulwark of tigers and exceptions who are always seen

According to Iranian oral history website, two hundred and eighty sixth program of Night of Reminiscence of holy defense that coincided with the twenty fifth anniversary of this program was held in the Surah Hall of Art Center in the Thursdays evening on Azar 2nd 1396(2017-Novomber-23). At this night, Hajj Mashaullah Akhundi, Morteza Sarhangi and Masoud Dehnamaki presented their memories of holy defense.

About the Fourth Book of Series of "Historians and Narrators of Battle Scenes"

All the Threes: Lesson, Front, and Narrating

"Historians and Narrators of Battle Scenes; The Third Course of Mofid School; Martyr Narrators: Hossein Jalayipour, Mohsen Feiz, Hamid Salehi" research and interviewed by Somayeh Hosseini and Morteza Ghazi and wrote by Morteza Ghazi, is one of the published works by Center for Holy Defense Documents and Research in 2017.

About Holy Defense History of The Army Navy

The War Documents of Sea

We talk very little about sea. This is a historical fact that whenever we made our development sea-centered was heyday of our countrys history and whenever we neglected sea was era of decline of our country. The fact is that countries that entered waters and acted wisely and seized seas are powerful countries today. Because of situating between the two depths of Persian Gulf and Oman Sea in the south and sea of ...

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