ARCHIVOS, History of the Labor Movement and the Left
The first issue of ARCHIVOS is published under the editorship and management of Hernán Camarero from University of Buenos Aires.Past & Present Latest Issue Published
No 216, summer issue of Past & Present in 2012 has been published. Founded in 1952, Past & Present is widely acknowledged to be the liveliest and most stimulating historical journal in the English-speaking world. Past & Present is a British historical academic journal, which was a leading force in the development of social history.Occupying Wall Street
An essential and galvanizing on-the-ground account of how oxygen suddenly and miraculously flooded back into the American brain.Daily Review of Spies Nest Seizure Released
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A memoir has been published on Imam Khomeini’s campaign under the Shah’s regime. IBNA: Compiled by Mohammad Reza Ahmadi, the book encompasses Mohammad Afshari’s memories he presented in a 25-session oral history project.Memoirs of Hojat-ol-Eslam Val Moslemin Hosein Agha Alikhani
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A Work in Historical Sociology, This Book Deserves to Be Considered Written and Researched by Ali DerÄzi, The History of the Islamic Revolution in Ardebil is a work by the Provincial Bureaus for Resistance Studies and Literature of Hoze Honari (Art Center). Printed in quarto format, the said book was published in 988 pages by Mehr Publications.Fragments of What Happened, Vol.3
In older issues of Oral History Weekly, the first two volumes of the three-volume book Fragments of What Happened were introduced. Recounting Iraqi soldiers and servicemen`s memoirs chosen, compiled, and elaborated upon by MortezÄ Sarhangi and with illustrations by KÅ«rosh PÄrsÄnezhÄd, this book was first published last year, reprinted in medium octavo and with a new book cover this year, and published in 72 pages and 2500 copies by Mehr publications recently. The third volume is the five hundred and ninety third book published by the Bureau for the Literature and Art of Resistance at Hozeh-ye Honari (Art Center)....
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