History, Narrative of Possibility

The letters presenting the title of the book might be a representation of the secrecy and implicit meanings of the subject; maybe due to the fact that the subject of the book goes beyond words. AL is also used for defined nouns. Hence, application of these two letters prefix to the name of the Imam might be a representation of his implicit character and considering that the letters represent both known and ...

Interview with Jowa Avdić

The Family of Hosseini and the Family of Avdić, Khoramshahr and Srebrenica

Jowa Avdic, the author of book "My Smile Is My Revenge", was born on August 26th, 1986 in "Zeleni Yadar", near Srebrenica. With the Serbian invasion to Bosnia and Herzegovina and the beginning of the war, Mrs. Avdic and his family are forced to immigrate to Srebrenica. At the time of the fall of Srebrenica, she was only 9 years old.

Narration of fellow fighting with Kaveh in "Javid Memories"

"Javid Memories" is the second book of "Oral History Collection of Commanders and Combatants of Khorasan Province" written by Alireza Miri. The interviews have also been conducted by Miri. It is the oral memoirs of Javid (Javad) Nezampour, the first commander of the Military Instruments of the Special Division of Martyrs during the Scared Defense from martyr Brigadier General Mahmoud Kaveh.

Oral History of Theater for Children and Young Adults in Iran

According to Iranian Oral History Website, the book of 100 years oral history of theater for children and young adults of Iran will be written by Child Theater Foundation in collaboration with NLAI. 21 personalities in field of theater for children will be interviewed for the book.

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