Holding the First Session of "A Night with Author"

Bakhtiari Daneshvar as narrated by memories

According to Oral History Website of Iran, the first session of "A Night with Author", specific for the late Davood Bakhtiari Daneshvar, was conducted by Center for Studies and Research of Resistance Literature and Culture, in Mehr playhouse hall of Hozeh Honari on March 03, 2018. In this program, Morteza Sarhangi, founder of Office for Literature and Art of Resistance, Davood Amirian, story writer, and Hamed Khajejvand, nephew of the late Bakhtiari Daneshvar, narrated some memories about this writer.

New Works of Oral History of Islamic Revolution Cultural Front

Memory-Narrating with "Moraba-ye Gol-e Mohammadi (Damask rose Jam)" and "Revolution of Roles"

Book of "Moraba-ye Gol-e Mohammadi: memories of life-skill teachers of 1360s (SH)/1980s of East Azerbaijan" researched by Hossein Vahid Rezaeinia and compiled by Ruhollah Rashidi, was published by office for Studies of Cultural Front of Islamic Revolution and Office of Maaref Publication on winter 2018.

Two hundred and eighty-ninth program of the night of reminiscence (part II)

Three Classmates, Three Comrades

In operation Karbala 5, we snipped a part of Iraqi line after Jasem line and rounded a military camp. When we wanted to cross the line, the destructors came, opened a passageway, and cut off the barbed wire, and the first group which Mr. Mohammad Boloori attended in, crossed barbed wire. As soon as they crossed the barbed wire, we heard an explosion; it occurred exactly in the comrades line.

The first commemoration ceremony for oral history narrators held

An oral history group should exist beside every great plan

According to the website of Iranian Oral History, on the occasion of the eightieth anniversary of the foundation of the National Library of Iran, the first ceremony for commemoration of oral history narrators was held by the Research Center of the National Library and Archives of Islamic Republic of Iran on Tuesday 27th of February 2018. Four books entitled “Memoires and Perils” which includes an oral history interview with Dr. Kamal Kharrazi, ...

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