The Oral History of Revolutionary Guard Corps’ Telecommunication in Sacred DefenseThe book "the Oral History of Sacred Defense: The narration of Mehdi Shiraninejad: Telecommunication" by the effort of Yahya Niazi and published by Center for the Sacred Defense Documentation and Research in the year 1397." This 494-page book has identified by the National Library of Iran Islamic Republic on the subject of memoirs of Iranian commanders in Iraqi imposed war against Iran, and as you saw in the full title of book, ...
The 300th Night of Memory -1Toward FrontlineAccording to Iranian Oral History Website, the 300 memory night of the sacred defense was held in Sooreh Hall of Hozeh Honari on Thursday, February 22, 2019. In this program, Massoud Qandi, Hossein Noori and his wife Nadia Maftooni, Abdol-Hussein Mokhtabad and Abdul-Hamid Ghadirian expressed their memories of the Iraq imposed war against Iran. The first narrator of the 300th Night of Memory was born in Tehran on 1960. He usually went ...
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The Days without Mirror (Part 16)
Memoirs of Manijeh Lashgari; The wife of released pilot, Hossein Lashgari
Edited by: Golestan Jafarian
Translator: Zahra Hosseinian
Tehran, Sooreh Mehr Publications Company
2016 (Persian Version)
Twenty days passed. Every morning I woke up hoping to turn on the TV and heard that the war has been over. Days were slow and long. As if there was no passage of moments. In the morning, when I woke up, thought: Oh my God, when it is noon. And at noon, I felt why the night does not come. I constantly cried, either when I was among family members, or secretly in a corner of house.
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