Live History: A Study of Forty Years Oral History of the Islamic Revolution and the Holy Defense-1

Flourishing and the culmination of oral history in Iran

According to the Oral History website of Iran, the first session of the "Live History: A Review of the Forty Years Oral History of the Islamic Revolution and the Holy Defense" was held with the presence of Gholamreza Azizi and Morteza Rasoolipour, on the morning of Tuesday, 29 January 2019, in the Hall of Qasr Shirin Islamic Revolutionary Museum and Holy Defense held.

Memory Night of Dibaj

The town of Dibaj is located 50 kilometers north of Damghan in the path of Geloogah. It is formerly called Chahrdah (fourteen). The town has been formed from three districts of Ghaleh, Varzan and Zardouan which are connected together. When we headed for Dibaj on Thursday 7th of February 2019 to hold the ceremony of Memory Night and unveil the book “To Paradise”, the ways of the towns alleys and streets were covered with snow and ice.

Linking Oral History and Local History in a Thesis

PhD dissertation defense titled "Historical Analysis of Developments Caused by Migration to Isfahan and its Social and Cultural Impacts (1925-1979)" was presented by Masoumeh Goudarzi in Faculty of Literature and Humanities of University of Isfahan on February 12, 2019. According to Iranian Oral History Website, this dissertation has been compiled with supervising of Dr. Morteza Nouraei and Dr. Abolhasan Fayyaz Anoush, and by efforts of Masoumeh Goudarzi, a graduate of History of Islamic Iran, ...

The 299th session of Memory Night -3

To be confronted with Pahlavi and Baath Officials

According to Iranian oral history website, 299th session of Memory Night of sacred defense was held in the Sura hall of Art Center on Thursday, January 24, 2019. In this program, Ali Danesh Monfared, Ibrahim Etesam and Hojatoleslam Mohammad Jamshidi spoke about his memories of struggle for the victory of Islamic Revolution and captivity in the prisons of Iraqi Baath regime. In the first part of this report, you read the narration ...

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