Baharieh (on spring)

Selling the Old Is Over

Nowruz is one of the most important connecting rings and one of the most creating identity events for all Iranians, which has a deep link with memory. One dare say that in civilization area of Iran, there is no one whom Nowruz is not reminded of him sweet memories; from housecleaning and new clothes, nourishment and Eid, visiting up to old rituals. In childhood, after Eid holiday, for essay credit in school, ...

Baharieh (on spring)

The Unheard

It has been for years in such days or better to say that in a specific day, hour, minute and even second, the new year will be arrived. Just like a new-born child. And it is for all both auspicious and pleasing and may be exciting. Although the latter, that is, birth of children, is at least a year older than New Year but both of them have come to this place alongside each other.

"Three Views ... "and Questions that Cause the Audience to Think

The symposium by Mr. Alireza Kamari has been published previously in two editions; one in book of Yade Mana (abiding memory), which contains five articles on memory-writing and memoirs of the war and the front and Sacred Defense, first published in 2002, and the other Puye Payedari (resistance movement), published in 2018, containing 40 articles and interview on resistance literature, the Islamic Revolution literature, the war literature and the holy defense literature, ...

The Session "Reflection in Oral History"(I)

A talk on the real voice of oral history

According to Iranian oral history website, the first session "Reflection in Oral History" held at Dr. Parham Hall in National Library and Archives of Iran on Wednesdays evening, 27 February 2019. In a note dated on 18 November 2019, Mohsen Kazemi who is a researcher in oral history and memoirs of Islamic Revolution, he asked questions entitled "Warning! Oral History Voice Is Coming", around the situation of Iranian oral history which encountered with oral history commentators.

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