Holy Defense Memories of Authors

"Ta Pelak 140 : Holy Defense Memories of Authors" is the name of a 543-page book. The book back cover states: "This book is the result of three years of collecting effort (Azar Khazai Sarcheshmeh) to gather the memory of 140 artists and writers who have lived through the war with the aim of illustrating the course of Iranian peoples lives during the Holy Defense from their non-fictional narratives, and diaries and notes.

The details of declarative meeting of the twelfth Iranian oral history congress

The Meaning and Concept of Oral History Should be Preserved

The twelfth Iranian Oral History Congress will be held by Iranian Oral History Association, Isfahan University and the General Directorate for Dedicated Worriers Affairs of Constructive Jihad Ministry." Mohsen Kazemi, the secretary of Iranian Oral History Association, said:" Today, oral history is raised from different part of our country, Iran, and we are involved a variety of oral history.

Along with memoirs of Ali Sameri - 2

Days of resistance in Khorramshahr

The correspondent of Iranian Oral History website has conducted an interview with Amir Sameri to retell his memoirs of the first years after the victory of the Islamic revolution and the first days of the Iraqi imposed war against Iran. In the first part of the interview, he introduced the Abouzar Group. And here is the second and concluding part of Sameri memoirs.

The 307th Night of Memory-3

Our Mission in 1983

According to Iranian Oral History Website, the 307th session of Sacred Defense night of memory was held in Sooreh Hall of Hozeh Honari on the evening of Thursday, October 24, 2019. In the session, pilots Amir Habibi, Mohammad Gholamhosseini, and Attaullah Mohebbi spoke of their memories of the Iraq imposed war on Iran. In the previous part of the report, you read first part of narrated memories by pilot colonel Mohammad Gholamhosseini.

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