The News of Month; September 2020

The Record of Well-Educated Individuals Life-Experience in the Form of Oral History

On August 25th, the news of the death of Ruhollah Hosseinian who was the head of the Islamic Revolutionary Documentation Center, and died by Coronavirus, made headlines in many historical news agencies and specialized websites. According to his deputy for oral history at the Islamic Revolutionary Documentation Center, Hosseinian rescued the historiography of the revolution from exile, and from the day he entered the documentation center, he said that the Imam command ...

A Photo Report of the Iraqi Forces Invasion to Tehran at the Onset of the Iran-Iraq War

On September 22, 1980, Iraqi forces made an airstrike and ground attack on various parts of Iran and started the imposed war. At about 2:30 pm, Iraqi aircrafts attacked Mehrabad Airport and surrounding areas in Tehran. The number of published photos related to this event is very limited. This photo report provides a brief overview of the photos which have been published and made available online, and offers suggestions for collecting other potential photos.

He Was Actually a Prominent Commander

In the early morning hours of the first day of October, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the beginning of sacred defense, a 5-minute video clip entitled "An Honored General" was broadcast on channel two, in which the Supreme Leader recalled the martyrdom of Ahmad Kazemi twice. In addition to the photos of this memoir, there were some photos of his presence with Martyr Kazemi on the fronts, and speeches ...

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