Latest documentaries, memoirs of comrades, operational reports, and essays (134 items)
On the 41st anniversary of the Hoveyzeh Epic, we review the actions and views of Abolhassan Bani Sadr. The announcement of his death deeply resonated with the families of the martyrs of Hoveyzeh.
Alongside his military duties, Seyed Hossein sought to help the deprived people. He established a provisions committee to supply villagers and urban residents with basic necessities through his connections with Ahvaz.
An inspiring reflection on the teachings of Martyr Alamolhoda emphasizing the transition from initial resistance to steadfast endurance and principled fortitude.
Ahmad Khomeini recounts returning exhausted from a reconnaissance mission before dawn, and how Hossein asked to be woken after half hour, though he fell into such a deep, peaceful sleep that Ahmad hesitated to wake him.
Hossein bitterly recalls former president Abolhassan Bani-Sadr's animosity toward the IRGC, issuing strict decrees depriving them even of basic military supplies, which magnified the hardship and isolation of Hoveyzeh fighters.
Martyr Hossein was renowned for his profound self-edification and vast Quranic knowledge, having delivered pre-war commentary lectures that reflected his early wisdom and intellectual maturity despite his youth.
Due to relentless enemy attacks, Hoveyzeh residents abandoned their homes, turning the town into a ghost-town void of movement, while Martyr Hossein Alem-ol-Hoda maintained remarkable composure, tranquility, and high spiritual steadfastness.
An important historical documentation featuring a special interview with the sister of martyr commander Sayed Hossein Alem-ol-Hoda, highlighting key milestones of his jihadist life, spiritual demeanor, and enduring stances in the Hoveyzeh epic.
A companion recalls a touching reconnaissance moment when Sayed Hossein was murmuring in awe, wondering how many generations it would take for a mother like Martyr Asghar Gandomkar's mother to bring forth such a courageous child.
Martyr Hossein Alem-ol-Hoda made tremendous efforts to organize the struggling IRGC forces in Hoveyzeh, distributing responsibilities, training troops, and securing logistics, transforming Hoveyzeh into one of Khuzestan's most active centers within a week.
Hossein was short in stature compared to his tall predecessor, surprising Sayed Rahim Mousavi during their first meeting. However, his modest physical appearance concealed a brilliant and courageous commander who proved his mettle.
Until then, Iranian forces had solely defended against relentless enemy attacks. Alamolhoda's arrival sparked the long-awaited hope to shift from a defensive posture to an offensive strategy, actively driving the enemy out.
