Historical Knowledge; Content or Historian?

In spite of its rich and deep concepts and theoretic foundations, approach and methodology, the historiography of the Iraq’s war against Iran has remained widely neglected. Presence of the war generation and more importantly due to socio-political considerations, the historiography of war is still tangled with “logging” in the form of written documentation or oral history. Despite the need to enhance the historical subjects in war historiography and focus on historical details, ...

The 302nd Night of Memory

Khorramshahr and Seyyed Saleh Mousavi As Narrated by Memories

According to Iranian Oral History Website, the 302nd memory night of Holy Defense was held in Sooreh Hall of Hozeh Honari in the Thursday afternoon, May 23, 2019. In this sessoin, Seyyed Abbas Bahrol-Oloom, Morteza Sarhangi and Mohammad Javad Sobhani narrated their memories of Iraqه imposed war against Iran.

Along with the memoirs of narrators from Khorasan

"Seven-Six Hundredth Diver" and "the Description of Sky"

There are two books have been recently delivered to Iranian oral history website by Star Publication centered in Khorasan Razavi . In recent years, the publication has been recently developed, and the content of its books shows superior works in the field of oral history and memories of sacred defense.

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