Latest documentaries, memoirs of comrades, operational reports, and essays (134 items)
Glimpses of the heartfelt poetry recitation by prominent religious poet Ahmad Babaei, held in the sacred presence of the oppressed martyrs of Hoveyzeh, honoring their supreme sacrifices and eternal heroism during the Sacred Defense.
In his small room at the Literacy Movement office, Hossein would study late into the night, often falling asleep over his books. This glimpse highlights his tireless dedication to knowledge and learning throughout his righteous path.
Martyr Seyed Mohammad Hossein was raised in a scholarly and pious household by his father, Ayatollah Seyed Morteza Alamolhoda, a peer of Imam Khomeini in Najaf. Grounded in Quranic teachings, he grew up to become an exemplary ideological leader.
A documentary review of Operation Nasr in Hoveyzeh and Karkheh-Kor, launched in January 1981 by the army and volunteer forces. It aimed to counter the stalled enemy advances and address the unmet expectations of the public.
Recalling the passing of the esteemed mother of Martyr Alamolhoda in October 1988, Haj Sadegh Ahangaran shares how he personally informed then-President Ayatollah Khamenei, who expressed deep sorrow and offered condolences to the resilient family.
Truth remains undeniable. During the first Hoveyzeh operation, a misguided Banisadr protested on television against mentions of divine intervention, claiming it contradicted human free will, thereby exposing his profound misunderstanding of destiny.
Marking the 41st anniversary of the Hoveyzeh epic, we review Abolhassan Banisadr's actions and policies before and after the battle. He dogmatically insisted on conventional tank warfare while sidelining the crucial role of the IRGC and Basij.
Seyed Abdolhossein Mousavi, a prominent figure from Dasht-e Azadegan, recounts that Martyr Alamolhoda explicitly stated his firm opposition to Bani Sadr and his hostile remarks targeting the region's resilient tribes.
Bani Sadr's negligence was not limited to Khorramshahr. Commander Younis Sharifi, a close companion of Martyr Alamolhoda, sheds light on the grave injustices and operational neglect faced by the Hoveyzeh IRGC.
Bani Sadr harbored deep prejudice against non-regular forces and volunteers. He continuously dismissed popular resistance efforts and opposed equipping them with heavy weapons needed to defend the country.
Marking the 41st anniversary of the Hoveyzeh Epic, researcher Milad Karimi examines Bani Sadr's disregard for critical border warnings during his helicopter tour of Khuzestan's border regions in the summer of 1980.
Time did not wait for Bani Sadr. By late September 1980, Iran's borders were fully exposed to the invading enemy as the historic sacred defense battles commenced across the southwestern fronts.
