The 290th Session of Memory Night Memories of Resistance

According to Iranian Oral History Website, the 290th session of memory night of Holy Defense was held in Sooreh Hall of Hozeh Honari on Thursday, April 26, 2018. In this program, Mahmoud Kaman, Ms. Jomai Ahmad Karofi and Seyyed Saleh Mousavi expressed their memories of Iraqi imposed war against Iran and Islamic Resistance Movement of Nigeria.

First chapter of oral history films of Isfahan Bazar unveiled

Accompaniment of oral and visual history

According to the website of Iranian Oral History, “the ceremony for unveiling the first chapter of the collection of oral history films of Isfahan Bazar” attended by a number of veterans of the bazar and organized by Assar Khaneh Shahi Museum (the Center for Studies of Isfahans Public Culture) was held in the Conference Hall of the Central Library of the city of Isfahan on Sunday 29th of April 2018.

Difference between written memories and oral history (part I)

Similar in appearance, but different

The following report is based on an invitation in which history experts are asked questions about oral history. In this regard, two experts, Saeid Alamian and Ali Tatari have been answered, as their perspective, to the one of the questions titled "Difference between written memories and oral history". We will read these comments as follows.

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