Series to be published on Iran’s Contemporary Oral History
10 November 2012
Senior oral history expert announced the publication of a 5-volume series of Iran’s contemporary oral history by the Institute for Iran’s Contemporary History Studies.
IBNA: As Morteza Rasoulipour said, the collection entails interviews with cultural and history activists in the contemporary era about the top events in Iran’s history in recent decades.
Rasoulipour stated that the interviews were previously published in the institute’s journals and are now being published as a coherent series due to the weight of the information related in them by the interviewees.
He went on to say that the subjects were chosen based on their activities in various organizations and cultural campaigns. Each of the volumes are entitled after one of the interviewees: Ali Dehghan, Mohammad Abdollah Gorji, Ali Akbar Kosari, Husein Khatibi and Abdolhussein Navaei.
The collection will presently be published by the institute in Iran.
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