The Second National Conference on Oral History of Holy Defense -4

Why Is Oral History of the War Important?

As reported by Iranian Oral History Website, the second national conference on oral history of holy defense was held in Ahle Ghalam Hall of NLAI on March 3, 2019. In the first part of report of the conference, you read speeches of the Second Brigadier General Pasdar (IRGC officer) Gholamreza Alamati, head of the Organization of Holy Defense Documents and Proofs and secretary of the conference, Basiji Sardar (General) brigadier, Bahman Kargar, ...

Interview with the Lecturer of “Afghanistan Oral History” Training Workshop

Historical capacity, an incentive to enter oral history

Mohammad Khossravirad, the lecturer of “Afghanistan Oral History” training workshop in his interview with the Iran Oral History Website stated: “Khorassan Razavi Art Department sponsored the workshop which was held in the last months of 2019; where a group of interested Afghan nationals participated and it was focused on oral history and arranged in the Department of Farsi Speakers.”

Live History: A Study of 40 Years of Oral History of the Islamic Revolution and the Holy Defense – 8

A pattern for turning discourse into text

According to the website of Iranian Oral History, the third session of the meeting "Live History: A Study of 40 Years of Oral History of the Islamic Revolution and the Holy Defense" was held in the Qasr-e Shirin Hall of the Islamic Revolution Museum and Holy Defense on Tuesday 19th of February 2019. In previous parts of the series of reports of the meetings, you read the text of speeches by Gholamreza ...

Rainy Travel log. (I)

Passed few days after the sudden flood of "Pol-e Dokhtar", I got restless; I would like to be present at any incident. Waiting for friends and being companionship was useless; you should take a risk like 33-day war ... when I was left behind the comrades of "The Narration of Victory" and could not find ticket for flight, I started my trip alone. I went to ...

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