“The City that Does Not Exist” turned into e-book



6 May 2014

“The City that Does Not Exist” as an oral history documentary of the city of Toun (Ferdows) has been released in a CD in the form of an electronic book.
The author of the e-book Ahmad Armaqani says, “This oral history documentary depicts part of the identity and culture of the people of Ferdows since 1308 solar hijri (1929) till the city’s destruction in 1347 solar hijri(1968).

The documentary two parts of which have so far been completed in the form of two CDs, includes memories of the people of Ferdows since 40 years ago which have been narrated by 30 elder and old figures of the city. One of the documentaries backed by the Education Department of Ferdows has been distributed among the pupils as a working e-book.



 
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